Aisha (2010 film)

Aisha is a 2010 Indian romantic comedy film directed by Rajshree Ojha, starring Sonam Kapoor and Abhay Deol in the lead roles and Cyrus Sahukar, Arunoday Singh, Ira Dubey and Amrita Puri in supporting roles. It is set in the upper class society of Delhi, India and is an adaptation of Jane Austens 1815 novel Emma with the same tone as the 1995 cult Hollywood film Clueless which is also an adaptation of Austens novel. The choreography of this film was done by Neerav Bavlecha.

Aisha Sonam Kapoor is a girl who believes she is perfectly suited for matchmaking amongst her friends in particular. She is constantly criticized by her friendneighbor Arjun Abhay Deol who advises her to stop meddling with others lives. She is unperturbed and carries on. She tries to make a match between her small town friend Shefali Amrita Puri and one of her friends, a well to do sweet shop owner Randhir Cyrus Sahukar. Aisha creates various circumstances to make Shefali and Randhir fall in love. On one such circumstance, she meets her aunts stepson Dhruv Singh Arunoday Singh. In the mean time, Arjun introduces to Aisha and her friends, one of his work colleagues Aarti Menon Lisa Haydon from New York. Aisha constantly gets annoyed by the presence of Aarti.Randhir organizes a river rafting camp for everyone. One night during the camp, Randhir takes Aisha for a walk and he proposes to her. Taken aback by the behavior of Randhir, Aisha realizes her mistake of playing with Shefalis feelings. Arjun comes to know of the proposal incident and gets angry on Aisha. On the last of the camp, Pinky and Randhir comes of know of each others common interests. Aisha tries to console Shefali, but she is inconsolable. As time passes by, a small misunderstanding between Pinky and Aisha leads to them not being in talking terms. After a party everyone dances, Arjun and Dhruv Arunoday Singh get a drink and talk about Aisha, Dhruv tries to act like he is in love with Aisha and insults Arjun. Arjun punches Dhruv and hurts him. ........

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