"Notebook" Review: Zaheer Iqbal And Pranutan Bahl Bring In A Unique Love Story You’ve Never Seen In Bollywood

Notebook

Director: Nitin Kakkar

Star Cast: Zaheer Iqbal, Pranutan Bahl, Mir Mohammed Mehroos

Producer: Salman Khan, Ashwin Varde, Murad Khetani

Rating: 3.5 out of 5

Inspired by Thai film A Teacher’s Diary, Notebook will lead you through an adventure of love that you haven’t seen in any other Bollywood romantic films before. This movie is a unique love story of a man who falls for a woman without ever having met her. He finds sympathy and understanding through the emotional stories in her diary and gradually realises the true meaning of his life.

Let’s make it clear that Nitin Kakkar’s Notebook has nothing to do with the epic Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams starrer. If the two movies have anything in common, it’s the romantic genre.

The film starts with Kabeer (played by Zaheer Iqbal), a former army officer who takes up the teaching job at a remote school in Kashmir. Without professional training in teaching, he finds it hard to deal with the kids. He then discovers a diary full of sketches and messages, which is left behind by the previous teacher Firdaus (played by Pranutan Bahl). While he has never met her, he is immediately attracted to her personal stories and cryptic lines. Her words and experiences in the school help him overcome the obstacles he faces every day. With every page, Kabeer slowly realises the true meaning of his life and falls in love with her.

Notebook delivers a meaningful message that you can find love in the most unexpected situations and places. If you're a sucker for romantic films, you cannot miss this film.

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