Which could have been overlooked if there was any depth in their angst, but these two seem like spoilt kids playing suicide-suicide.' Rajeev Masand of CNN-News18 panned the film, calling it 'deathly boring a challenge to sit through for two reasons in particular – the film has no script to speak of, and the characters are hard to sympathize with. Writing for NDTV, Anupama Chopra gave the film 2 out of 5, criticising the slow screenplay and artificial characters who 'are supposed to be unemployed, lonely, and desperately sad, but they always look like they've stepped out of the pages of a fashion magazine. That's what makes unique in its own way and rather different from what you've seen in the year so far.' A film of this kind is largely dependent on the screenplay and the chemistry between the lead pair. Sarita Tanwar of Mid Day gave a rating of 3 out of 5, noting that although the film might not be 'a complicated love story, it's still heartfelt and even heartbreaking at times. But still gets to its targeted destination because of the lead players who appear to know all the signposts and U-turns.' He particularly cited Chopra's performance as redeeming the film's flaws, noting that she provided a strong match to Kapoor's talent.
Jha wrote another positive review, saying that the film 'sets off a tender saucy engaging trip. However, it criticised the script and narrative for being trite, saying that 'all it promises is some fun moments, a peppy music score by Vishal-Shekhar, alluring performances by Ranbir and Priyanka'. The Times of India gave the film a score of 3 out of 5, praising the lead pair and their chemistry as 'vibrant, spontaneous, and a finely nuanced performance'. However, Sajid Nadiadwla confirmed that the news was false and the film was releasing on 1 October 2010. Industry insiders started speculating again about the film's release being postponed by another week, causing rumours to spread in the media. Later, the Ayodhya verdict was itself postponed to three days before the film's new release date. Still, the film was postponed to 1 October 2010. Changing the release date would mean Anjaana Anjaani would clash with the science fiction film Enthiran, which might affect the film's box-office performance. Additionally, the film would lose the advantage of being the only new release. They also felt that the postponement would send mixed signals and confuse viewers as the promotional campaign centred around the 25 September release. Trade experts were against postponing the film, and questioned Nadiadwala's decision, as the government had already taken precautionary measures with the Commonwealth Games around the corner. It was postponed by one week, just four days before the expected date because this would coincide with the controversial Ayodhya dispute verdict, which many anticipated would be disputed and cause chaos in the country. Mohit Chauhan, Shekhar Ravjiani, Shruti Pathak, Abhijit VaghaniĪnjaana Anjaani film was initially slated to release on 24 September 2010. 'Tujhe Bhula Diya (Remix - The Dance To Forget Mix)'
Mohit Chauhan, Shekhar Ravjiani, Shruti Pathak Track listing Īmitabh Bhattacharya, Anvita Dutt Guptan, Caralisa Monteiro Terrific sound design, superb arrangement and remarkable mixing of the songs in the soundtrack give an international feel.' The BBC also praised the album noting that the music duo have produced a gem. Giving a rating of 8.5 out of 10, Planet Bollywood thought that 'the musical duo have genuinely struck gold,' writing: 'The soundtrack has the right blend of fun, youthfulness, romance, and melancholy. Joginder Tuteja gave a rating of 4 out of 5, calling it 'fantastic,' writing: 'This one has a classy touch all through with a mix of club tracks and soulful songs that rock the show in a big way this is their best work till date.' The Hindustan Times gave it another positive review, calling it a 'complete Bollywood album'. The soundtrack received acclaim from critics, who praised the fresh compositions, and considered it to be Vishal-Shekhar's best soundtrack to date.
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