While Ayan begins to look all starry eyed at Alizeh, she views him as a companion. One day, Alizeh discovers DJ Ali, her ex, who needs to accommodate. Confounded, Alizeh quits hanging out with Ayan and they stop correspondence. A couple days after the fact, Alizeh calls and welcomes Ayan to her wedding with Ali in Lucknow. Ayan is petrified on hearing this however consents to the welcome.
At the wedding, he reveals to Alizeh he cherishes her however she rejects his emotions making Ayan leave the service shattered. At the airplane terminal to load onto a flight to Frankfurt, Ayan meets Saba, a writer, who is leaving for Vienna. Ayan who had blocked Alizeh from all over the place, at long last calls and reconnects with her.
Ayan starts to send pictures of Saba to Alizeh to instigate desire. He meets DJ Ali one day and realises that they have parted ways. Ayan goes to Alizeh's favourite point and waits there until she arrives. Alizeh tells Ayan that she is diagnosed with cancer stage IV and will not live much longer. Ayan and Alizeh try to make the best of their time together. Ayan tries to make Alizeh love him, to no avail. This leads to a fight between the two, and Alizeh decides to leave Ayan.
Eventually, Ayan makes peace with the fact that he and Alizeh can at best be friends and nothing more. The screen blacks out and goes back to the beginning where Ayan, still a popular singer, is giving an interview based on the love of his life.
The film was first announced in November Writer-director Karan Johar said that for the past year and a half, he had been developing a story that he needed to work on for several months. When he came back to India, he spoke to the three lead actors and they all signed on immediately. Johar stated that he was motivated to cast Ranbir Kapoor and Anushka Sharma in the film after getting to know them by acting with them in Anurag Kashyap's Bombay Velvet Actor Fawad Khan was cast to play a role of a DJ, describing his role as 'not exactly a cameo but it becomes a backbone for a certain conflict of a character in the movie.
However, Karan Johar decided to change the female characters to Indian Muslims to avoid further trouble after the film ran into controversy over the casting of Fawad Khan, a Pakistani national. Principal photography began in September with Kapoor and Sharma in London. At the end of September, the team filmed some portions in Paris. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan joined the crew in Vienna in mid-October after the release of her film Jazbaa.
On 8 October , Indian political party, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena MNS , proclaimed that they would not allow the release of the film, following nationwide protests surrounding the terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir on 18 September and the decision by Cinema Owners Exhibitors Association of India preventing the release of films with Pakistani actors in four states — Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, and Goa.
Citing the casting of Pakistani actor Fawad Khan in the film, the MNS warned theater owners around the country to not screen the film, threatening them with vandalism. Announcing that security will be tightened at theaters along with sufficient police protection, Maharashtra chief minister, Devendra Fadnavis, commented on the issue, saying, 'Anyone found taking the law into their hands will be dealt with firmly.
Commenting on the ruckus behind his film's release, director Karan Johar said that the circumstances in which the film was shot in were completely different. But with that same energy, I beseech you to know one thing — that over people in my Indian crew have put their blood, sweat, and tears into making my film, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil.
I don't think it's fair for them to face any kind of turbulence on account of other fellow Indians,' he further added in a video statement. He was heavily criticized by news and social media for buckling under pressure. On 20 October , Mukesh Bhatt said that his discussion with Union home minister, Rajnath Singh, had been consequential, and affirmed that the film will be screened throughout the country without any violence.
However, he promised that he would not make any more films with Pakistani actors. In India, its domestic market, the film had to compete with Shivaay which was released on the same day during the lucrative Diwali weekend.
But excluding previews, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil is ahead of the former. Raja Sen and Sukanya Verma of Rediff. Johar has improved massively as a storyteller, this film is more polished and assured than anything he's done before. Nihit Bhave of The Times of India rated 3. Subhash K.
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