Aisha

 



Aisha is a 2010 Bollywood romantic comedy-drama directed by Rajshree Ojha, inspired by Jane Austen’s novel Emma. The film is set in the affluent society of Delhi and follows the life of Aisha Kapoor, played by Sonam Kapoor, who is a wealthy and fashionable young woman with a penchant for matchmaking.

Plot Summary
The story begins at the wedding of Aisha’s aunt, where she successfully matches her aunt with Colonel Singh. Buoyed by her success, Aisha decides to take on a new project: transforming her naive friend Shefali Thakur into a sophisticated woman suitable for upper-class society. Aisha believes that Shefali should be paired with Randhir Gambhir, a wealthy but socially awkward heir.

As Aisha meddles in the lives of her friends, she faces opposition from Arjun Burman (played by Abhay Deol), her cynical neighbor who warns her against treating people like dolls. Despite his warnings, Aisha continues her matchmaking schemes, which lead to various comedic misunderstandings and complications.

Throughout the film, Aisha’s relationships become increasingly complicated as she develops feelings for Dhruv Singh, her aunt’s attractive stepson. Meanwhile, Shefali finds herself torn between Randhir and Saurabh Lamba, a childhood friend who proposes to her.

As Aisha’s manipulations begin to backfire and alienate those around her—including her best friend Pinky—she realizes that love cannot be forced or planned. Ultimately, after several twists and turns involving secret engagements and confrontations about her controlling nature, Aisha comes to terms with her feelings for Arjun.

In the end, during an engagement party for Dhruv and another character named Aarti Menon (who resembles Angelina Jolie), Aisha confesses her love for Arjun. The movie concludes on a positive note as they share their feelings for each other amidst the backdrop of their friends’ celebrations.

Conclusion
Aisha combines elements of romance and comedy while exploring themes of friendship, love, and personal growth within the context of modern Indian society.




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