Bollywood has taught us various ways of expressing love or should we say, ways to love. There's no second thought about it, our style of romance has always been influenced or inspired by some or the other Bollywood love stories. We tend to look up to our favorite actors/actresses for the different styles to romance. Let's take a look at some recent onscreen pairs who with their electrifying chemistry made our hearts go Dhak-Dhak again. These recent on-screen couples have definitely taught the young generations a lot about love and styles of romance and certainly embraced our hearts with their great love stories... Check them out here...
Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh: The "Ram-Leela" or "Bajirao-Mastani" of Bollywood have some undeniably exhilarating chemistry which just creates a spark when the two romance on silver-screen. The duo have become Bollywood's favorite couple following their two blockbuster films. They've taught us a royal way to romance, and this romance is pure "Mohabbat" and no "Ayashi".
Bhumi Pednekar and Ayushmann Khurrana: 'Dum Laga ke Haisha' gave us an unusual pair who again taught us that the physical appearance is not always that matters to fall in love. It is about exploring the other person and accept them for who they are and what they are and make the best of every moment shared with that person.
Kangana Ranaut and R Madhavan: The 'Tanu weds Manu' jodi made a blast with the second installment of their love story. The film took leap of what happens after few years of marriage, how things change and how a couple rekindles the lost romance. Though highly dramatic the film is about soulmates and the whole concept of how two opposite entities attract each other.
Deepika Padukone and Irrfan Khan: The two with their old school romance kinda soothe our hearts in the film 'Piku'. They touched our souls and gave us a realistic love story which taught us that all love stories are not about flowery romance and dancing around the trees. And the best way to know someone is to set on a journey with them. What's more romantic than a road trip yea?
Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol: The most loved on-screen couple made a dazzling comeback to the reel world. They were the one's who taught most of the young hearts the formula of perfect romance and then they again taught us, how true love stories never end. Time and distance can never surpass true love. It stays forever and ever.
Bollywood has taught us various ways of expressing love or should we say, ways to love. There's no second thought about it, our style of romance has always been influenced or inspired by some or the other Bollywood love stories. We tend to look up to our favorite actors/actresses for the different styles to romance. Let's take a look at some recent onscreen pairs who with their electrifying chemistry made our hearts go Dhak-Dhak again. These recent on-screen couples have definitely taught the young generations a lot about love and styles of romance and certainly embraced our hearts with their great love stories... Check them out here...
Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh: The "Ram-Leela" or "Bajirao-Mastani" of Bollywood have some undeniably exhilarating chemistry which just creates a spark when the two romance on silver-screen. The duo have become Bollywood's favorite couple following their two blockbuster films. They've taught us a royal way to romance, and this romance is pure "Mohabbat" and no "Ayashi".
Bhumi Pednekar and Ayushmann Khurrana: 'Dum Laga ke Haisha' gave us an unusual pair who again taught us that the physical appearance is not always that matters to fall in love. It is about exploring the other person and accept them for who they are and what they are and make the best of every moment shared with that person.
Kangana Ranaut and R Madhavan: The 'Tanu weds Manu' jodi made a blast with the second installment of their love story. The film took leap of what happens after few years of marriage, how things change and how a couple rekindles the lost romance. Though highly dramatic the film is about soulmates and the whole concept of how two opposite entities attract each other.
Deepika Padukone and Irrfan Khan: The two with their old school romance kinda soothe our hearts in the film 'Piku'. They touched our souls and gave us a realistic love story which taught us that all love stories are not about flowery romance and dancing around the trees. And the best way to know someone is to set on a journey with them. What's more romantic than a road trip yea?
Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol: The most loved on-screen couple made a dazzling comeback to the reel world. They were the one's who taught most of the young hearts the formula of perfect romance and then they again taught us, how true love stories never end. Time and distance can never surpass true love. It stays forever and ever.
Bollywood has taught us various ways of expressing love or should we say, ways to love. There's no second thought about it, our style of romance has always been influenced or inspired by some or the other Bollywood love stories. We tend to look up to our favorite actors/actresses for the different styles to romance. Let's take a look at some recent onscreen pairs who with their electrifying chemis
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