It was the first time that a movie actually touched my heart. I wanted to watch it just out of curiousity. Wanted to see what Ajay can do and how well can he potray his thoughts. It started of and there it was, like many of the movies I have seen before, a sky. Movies that start like this make me feel weird. And so I was feeling weird already.
In the first 30 minutes or so of the film you couldnt really see the 'U me aur hum'. All you could think of was what the 'U me aur hum' really meant. It was tough to guess. The jokes and the light humor was good. What I liked the most about it was the fact that a few signs were made obvious from the beginning that related to the main theme or issue of the film. It was not as if everything came out of the blue like some of the other films.
Well so it went on and on. I wished someone would stop all that and let me go. But then it happened. Piya (Kajol) was almost run over by her own husband!
And there it began. The 'U me aur Hum' was on. The problems, the emotions, the helpless husband, the ignorant wife. It all fell into place. Nothing was over the top, no emotion exaggerated, no extra tear and no problem overestimated (like Taree Zameen Par). The problems they faced seemed to be normal. Anyone could relate to it. Anything that happened in Ajay (Ajay Devgan) and Piya's life after marriage was just so perfectly like real life. A likeable ending and therefore worth a watch. By the end this sentence 'Sometimes the greatest journey is the distance between two people' totally made sense.
Who cares whether the movie is copied or not. Copied stories do not usually go well. But this one did. It just didnt go well, it went very well.

An ordinary story with extraordinary power that touches your heart. A MUST see.