Dil Bole Hadippa!
- Rani Mukerji: Veera Kaur / Veer Pratap Singh
- Shahid Kapoor: Rohan Kapoor
- Anupam Kher: Vikram Kapoor, father of Rohan
- Sheryln Chopra: Soniya
- Rakhi Sawant: Shanno Amritsari
- Poonam Dhillon: Vikrams wife
My heart calls for love - Dil Bole Hadippa! is an Indian feature film directed by Anurag Singh and the production house Yash Raj Films, was filmed in 2008 and was released worldwide on 18 September 2009 in the cinemas. The film stars Rani Mukherji and Shahid Kapoor, the first time, were here for a film together in front of the camera.
Action
The young Veera lives in a small village and dreams of being set off in a cricket team a name. She is a fan of cricket player Sachin Tendulkar and works in a dance theater along with the Star Shanno who is very confident of her talent.
Rohan is a successful captain of a cricket team in England. His father, Vicky and his mother Yamini live separately. His mother lives with him in England while his father remained in India and Rohan rarely sees. Vicky Indian cricket team plays every year a game against the Pakistani team of Lucky, Vicky's friend. The game, called " Aman Cup" has not won the Indian team for eight years. Vicky wants his son helps him to lead the team to a victory. Since Vicky but does not know how to bring Rohan to come to India, he feigns a heart attack. As Rohan comes to India and hear why his father has played the infarct, he is persuaded to train the team.
Rohan wants to pick the best players for the team. As Veera heard by the selection training, she runs over to the court to prove their skills. The guard at the gate to the playing field, they can not be inside but because she is a woman. She is taken in the dance theater on the idea to dress up as a man. The next day she goes to her disguise to the playing field, can show what they can and thus comes as Veer Pratap Singh in the team.
One day during training pour your Sonia, a friend of Rohan, juice in the face. Veer runs into the locker room, in the follows him an angry Rohan because Sonia was complaining about Veer. In the locker room it does not apply to Veer, but on Veera. The two argue, whereupon Veera claims to be Veer's sister. On the pitch, Rohan asks Veer to bring him to Veera so he can apologize. Vicky asks Veera, Rohan to show the beauty of India, so Rohan never want to go back to England. Rohan falls in love with Veera and asks Veer to allow him to go out with Veera. Veer says yes and the two enjoy a wonderful evening.
The next day the decisive match between India and Pakistan takes place. Rohan's mother comes to the game to watch for her son. During the excitement in the game Veer loses a contact lens that noticed Rohan. Rohan recognizes the bright eyes that it is Veera. In the mid-term Rohan argues with Veera, since she has cheated on him and played with him. Rohan returns to the game, but without Veer. The Indians, who were so good before, now play bad because missing Veer and Rohan is deflected out of anger at Veera. Vicky who has everything noticed the disagreement between Rohan and Veera, Rohan explains that it is not important whether they win or lose. Rohan but recognizes that it his father is important, and asks Vicky to go to Veera and ask her if she plays along again. As Veera comes back onto the field, it will appear as if the Indian team would win. Veera is fouled by a Pakistani player and injured arm. Rohan comes and helps her. The Indian team finally wins the game and Rohan persuaded Veera to reveal their true identity. First of all present are applied, but then Veera makes a speech, after which everyone realizes that all talented women should have the opportunity to play in cricket teams. In the end all celebrate together and Veera and Rohan are united.
Music
The film music was composed by Pritam Chakraborty. The song lyrics are by Jaideep Sahni.
Reviews
"Star -studded Bollywood mix of sports movie, comedy of mistaken identities and love drama. Big emotions, dramatic complications, comic role-playing games, singing and dancing are dramatically liquid mixed and enriched with a full-blown enlightenment embassy where it comes to the rights of women, but also about the utopia of proximity to the hostile Pakistan. "