Rahul accepts without knowing what he spoke in Tamil. Meena takes Rahul to her father and introduces him as her lover. He wants her to marry Thangaballi so that he would assume control of the neighboring village as well. Her father Durgeshwara Azhagu Sundaram (Sathyaraj), is a powerful headman of the Komban village in west Tamil Nadu. She was trying to flee from a forced marriage to Thangaballi (Nikitin Dheer). He learns that those four men were actually kidnapping the girl whose name is Meenalochini Azhagu Sundaram (Deepika Padukone) aka Meenamma. Then he notices four men are also running to catch the train. Right after commencing the journey from Mumbai railway station, when the train was leaving the platform, Rahul sees a girl running to catch the train. He plans to meet his friends after commencing the journey at the Kalyan Junction station from where they would travel to Goa by car. This forces Rahul to travel by train and he booked a single ticket on the Chennai Express. But, they were forced to change their plan when Rahul's grandmother told him that she would be coming to see him off at the station. On the other hand he was eager to attend the Goa trip, so, he and his friends make plans to dump the ashes at Goa. She requests Rahul to go to Rameswaram and immerse the ashes. His grandmother tells him that his grandfather desired to have his ashes divided into two parts and have one part of it immersed at Rameswaram. Right before the birth centenary, his grandfather dies. Before his birth centenary celebration two of Rahul's friends suggest going to Goa for a vacation which he accepts. Mithaiwala - and he owns a chain of stores in Mumbai.
His grandfather has a sweet-selling business - Y.Y.
Rahul's parents died in a car accident when he was eight years old and it was his grandparents who brought him up. It's a thorough testament of her blazing talent, and let me tell you that it's not easy to inhabit that character.My only bone of contention was the superficial treatment towards the ending portions which made the journey look haggard.Some of Vishal Dadlani's chart-busters served hot from the pantry,of course skewed towards the second half, were indeed a pleasant respite in the narrative which seemed to propel without any creative fuel.Rahul (Shahrukh Khan) is a forty-year old bachelor and lives in Mumbai. SRK's energy is unflinching and infectious, but I felt that Deepika stole the show with her endearing Meena and her accent. You would like to forgive all the clichéd melodrama if you are a die- hard SRK fan, love his buffoonery even when he tries hard to make you laugh with those silly Tamil dialogues. Conscience hits the protagonist and he chooses parent's blessings over elopement, quite DDLJish! Isn't it ? even though he has to fight the don's(Deepika's father ) goons and the muscular hulk Hogan, Thangavvalli (Nikitin Dheer). This time around, he is 40 but flirts and flies with the same intensity and is all set to party with his friends at Goa(burying aside his family responsibility, hoodwinking his granny )and as destiny would have it, he comes across a Tamil runaway-bride Meena(Deepika) and heads to Rameswaram.So one wrong train and he gets the right track in his life – that's the crux of the story that Rohit tries to bring in, with his usual elements of masala and generous doses of entertainment.
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Shetty puts SRK in the same trajectory that he carved out in his Golmaal series without any novelty factor and the same tongue-in-cheek humor.SRK reprises his good old screen persona 'Rahul' that had catapulted him to an iconic status and connected instantly to the youth brigade. A film like Chennai Express heavily thrives on SRK's hysteria and the affection that the audience has bestowed on Rohit Shetty's no-brainer comedy flicks(read : the 100 Crore club)over the years.The epitome of NRI romance, Shah Rukh Khan returns to hinterland with Shetty juxtaposing his love story against the barrier of culture and ethnicity.
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