Esha Deol Movies

A passionate extramarital affair takes a grim turn in director Ram Gopal Varma's dark romantic thriller. Aditya Soman has fallen under the spell of his a wonton secretary Gita Menon. While Aditya views the trysts with his passionate employee as a little more than a series of lusty interludes, Gita has read much more into the encounters. Gita is a lonely, and she has convinced herself that Aditya will one day divorce his wife so that she and her lover can be together without shame. Of course, with a loyal wife and a beautiful lover on the side, Aditya isn't about to let go of a good thing and selfishly strings Gita along. Tragedy strikes, however, when Gita dies unexpectedly and Aditya remains haunted by more than just her memory. Subsequently wracked by guilt and terrified of the specter that hangs over him, Aditya finds his once-perfect world fast falling apart. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

For those who date before marriage, one's wedding day can be viewed as the perfect culmination of an ideal romance; when it comes to couples engaged in an arranged marriage, however, exchanging vows is simply the first step of a hopeful romance. Abhay Sachdeva and Ritika Khanna may have been virtual strangers when they found out they would be spending the rest of their lives together, but over the course of their five-day honeymoon, the couple that had never so much as held hands is about to get a crash course in the true meaning of commitment and togetherness. Upon departing from their hometown of Bangalore for the rolling hills of Ootay, Abhay and Sachdeva will come into contact with a number of people who have strong opinions concerning the institution of marriages. While most movies end with the ringing of wedding bells, Just Married begins with that familiar sound and follows the newly united couple to find out if two people who have never met can forge a lifetime of happiness together. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

Three neglected husbands get the job opportunity of a lifetime in this Bollywood musical comedy. Veer (Zayed Khan), Raj (Fardeen Khan), and Aryan (Sharman Joshi) are three close friends whose lives have taken a turn for the worst -- all three have lost their jobs, and all three have wives who are too busy with their own lives and careers to tend to their husbands in the bedroom. Diya (Esha Deol) is trying to launch her career in show business, Bhavna (Ayesha Takia) is obsessed with her spiritual side, and Sonia (Soha Ali Khan) is occupied with her law practice. Things are so grim for the husbands that they begin pondering suicide, but one Mr. Kothari (Satish Shah) comes to the rescue when he gives them jobs, and then asks a very special favor of them. Kothari has three beautiful daughters who all balk at the notion of having their father arrange marriages for them; to show them the folly of following their own hearts, Kothari wants the three husbands to woo and win the young ladies, and then break their hearts. Veer, Raj, and Aryan are happy to go along, but ending their relationships with the beautiful and willing women proves more difficult than they imagined, and the situation becomes stickier when the eligible bachelorettes strike up a friendship with the three betrayed wives. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

A series of misunderstandings leads to mayhem in this Bollywood musical comedy from director Rohit Kaushik. After Archie falls for Rahul, she begins to wonder if he might actually be gay. To complicate matters more, Rahul's mother thinks her husband might be sleeping with the same man Rahul isn't dating. ~ Matthew Tobey, All Movie Guide