It is during this time that Bipin rattles down a startling revelation about his real relationship with Alia. During one of the wedding events, the whole family, desperate for veg food, ends up eating hash brownies and mushrooms and get high. While everybody is really busy with the wedding preparations, Jagjinder and Alia leave no stone unturned in making Isha feel special. On the other hand, love starts blossoming between the two insomniacs Jagjinder and Alia, something that Bipin doesn't seem to approve of. Understanding the 'importance' of her wedding with the Fundwanis, Isha starts to compromise at every step for the sake of her family, despite being endlessly ridiculed by her would-be husband Robin Fundwani and his friends. The whole wedding is nothing but a 'financial arrangement' (read 'deal') between Bipin Arora's mother aka Dadimaa (Sushma Seth) and the 'richy rich' Sindhi family helmed by Harry Fundwani (Sanjay Kapoor), who wears his 'Sindhi-ism' up his sleeve and also around his neck! The bankrupt Aroras think that the marriage with the Fundwani family will get them out of bankruptcy. And the man in charge of the entire proceedings is none other than Jagjinder Joginder. The story then moves to Isha's destination wedding named 'Shandaar' in the exotic countryside of UK. Bipin is travelling with his wife and two daughters Alia and Isha (Sanah Kapoor) and this is when Jaginder's eyes spot Alia and he falls for her at that very moment. The animated narration then moves on to a real life 'accidental meeting' between the wedding organizer Jagjinder Joginder (Shahid Kapoor) and Bipin Arora, when Jaginder's bike crashes into Bipin's car. SHAANDAAR starts off with a cartoon animation (flashback) story narrated by Naseeruddin Shah, wherein he 'introduces' the audiences to Bipin Arora (Pankaj Kapoor) and his adopted daughter Alia (Alia Bhatt).
Will SHAANDAAR prove to be a goldmine at the box-office or will it be bite the dust.
This week's release SHAANDAAR is one such film that treads on the never-before attempted theme of destination wedding. Even though there have been many films which have been made on the theme of weddings in Bollywood, there has never been a movie that dealt with the concept of destination wedding.
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