Raj cannot handle the nagging or the fact that Priya's family keeps comparing him with the more successful Sameer. For whom do those wedding bells toll now? Priya, the perfectionist, cannot bear Raj's unpunctuality or his wet bath towel on the bed and shoes out of place. Mid-film climax - the engagement is called off and the two are hitched.Ī year later, marital bliss takes a hike. After the perfunctory jaunt through Mikanos amusement parks, Priya discovers she too cares for Raj. No regrets, for Raj will not let the woman of his dreams get away that easily.

But Priya is to be betrothed to Sameer (Jas Arora), a childhood friend, in Athens and won't give in to Raj's charms. Chalk meets cheese, though Raj's losing of Priya's telephone number delays that a bit. Her character sketch is all the originality the film can boast of. Now, she is from Greece and working her way up as a fashion designer. Thanks to accidental coincidences - we mean that literally - he finds the lady of his dreams in Priya (Rani Mukerji) on a trip to the Maharashtra hill station Mahabaleshwar. Apart from getting in the driver's seat at the drop of a hat, he is also an ardent admirer of Sunny Deol's songs.

Raj is the owner of Raj Transport Company. Unfortunately, the tale is as hackneyed as they come. Director Aziz Mirza begs to differ with his cinematic offering on matrimony and life thereafter with Chalte Chalte, starring Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji. Chalte Chalte: This journey heads nowhereĪll you need is love, sang the Beatles in the Swinging Sixties.Ĭut to 2003.

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