The Fault In Our Stars, what can we say? The movie was flawless, just like the book. The movie tugged our hearts and moistened our eyes, taking us to the brink.
We also saw a Bollywood adaption of the John Green book- Dil Bechara, which came out last year. The late actor Sushant Singh Rajput plays Augustus A.K.A Manny and Sanjana Sanghi plays Kizie A.K.A Hazel Grace which won so many people’s hearts.
Well, it is not the only movie; there are many other romantic movies that are just going to leave a deep impact on you, just like The Fault In Our Stars.
So, grab your popcorn, duvet, and tissues and sit down for the romantic marathon.
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The 2011 movie focuses on everything that the fault in our stars did not. It shows the reality of the monstrous disease, cancer, how people with cancer suffer every day.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays his character exceptionally. This is a slow-burning and heart-burning film about a 27-year-old man who cannot cope with his cancer diagnosis.
A Walk To Remember
The Nicholas Spark novel takes a bit of a turn in the movie, but the central idea doesn’t leave the movie.
This is the story of the impulsive, uncompromising boy in high school, Landon Carter, who lands up in the community when one of his pranks goes wrong.
He meets a bright young girl Jamie Sullivan, who keeps things to herself, but things change quite rapidly when she lets out a secret.
Carter finds himself falling harder for her before he understands love and sacrifice.
Jamie Sullivan has Leukemia; Landon helps to tick off her bucket list just like how Gus does for Hazel.
Most of you might have already seen this classic movie, but it doesn’t hurt to go back and watch it again and again.
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The Perks Of Being A Wallflower
Perks of a wallflower is based on a novel by Stephen Chboskys book of the same name. The movie narrates the journey of a high school freshman who fights depression, bullying, anxiety, and his first love.
How he forces himself to socialize by joining parties and other school events, resisting to slide back into depression.
He is rescued by two seniors who take good care of him, and he is thrilled to have friends again. He experiments with drugs, sex, and alcohol, but unfortunately, things spiral out of control.
He has his fair share of hilarious moments, but he also succeeds in overcoming his major issues such as homosexuality, mortality, and drugs.
Each and every scene of the movie is beautifully presented as the author is the director of the film.
The movie is beautifully vowed. It is gorgeous as well as tragic.
Me Before You
A sad love story that deserved a happy ending. Emilia Clarke and Sam Claflin did magic as Lou Clark and Will Trainor.
The bright Louisa enters the sad life of Will, who thinks there is nothing for him to look forward to because of his
Will being paralyzed and seeking to die with dignity. Lou tries to change his mind, but he being persistent, decides to go ahead with his decision.
On the other side, he wishes to improve her life; on the other hand, even after she plans to leave and he does change things for her. For those who haven’t seen it, it’s a must-watch.
P.S. I Love You
P.S. I Love You, Starring Hilary Swank as Holly Kennedy, a woman who follows love letters from her late husband Gerry (Gerard Butler).
It is one of the best-known romances of drama. It’s a love story portrayed in bits and a self-discovery film.
Gerry urges Holly to continue her life and remain strong. It’s perfect for fans who are still tearing on Gus’s death.
