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Released October 2nd, 2009, 'Wake Up Sid' stars Ranbir Kapoor, Konkona Sen Sharma, Anupam Kher, Rahul Khanna The movie has a runtime of about 2 hr 18 min, and received a score of (out of 100) on Metacritic, which compiled reviews from well-known critics.
You probably already know what the movie's about, but just in case.. Here's the plot: 'Sid Mehra (Ranbir Kapoor) is a young man living in Mumbai who benefits from the indulgence of his parents. After graduating from university, he makes a stab at working in his father's business, but lasts only a week. He then meets Aisha (Konkona Sen Sharma), an aspiring writer from Calcutta. Sid helps her get settled in the city and then wants to take things further -- but Aisha isn't interested because of Sid's slacker personality. Will her rejection serve as a wake-up call for Sid?'
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Wake Up Sid is a 2009 Indian coming of agecomedy drama film.^[1] Directed by Ayan Mukerji and produced by Karan Johar's Dharma Productions, the film was distributed by UTV Motion Pictures, with visual effects contributed by the Prime Focus Group.^[2] The film takes place in contemporary Mumbai and tells the story of spoiled, careless, rich-kid Sid Mehra (Ranbir Kapoor), a college student who is taught the value of owning up to responsibility by Aisha (Konkona Sen Sharma), an aspiring writer from Kolkata. It was a critical and commercial success. Both Kapoor and Sharma won rave reviews for their performances, and Kapoor received awards and nominations for his acting.

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Plot[edit]

Sidharth 'Sid' Mehra (Ranbir Kapoor) is the carefree son of wealthy businessman Ram Mehra (Anupam Kher) and Sarita (Supriya Pathak) in Mumbai. Depicted as a spoiled slacker, Sid shows little concern for his plans after college, barely studying for tests and having no interest in working for his father. At the farewell party after the final exams, he meets Aisha (Konkona Sen Sharma), an aspiring writer recently moved away from her hometown of Calcutta, who happens to be one of his college mate's roommate. They decide to go for a small walk and strike a chord instantly. With the help of Sid, along with his friends Rishi (Namit Das) and Laxmi (Shikha Talsania), Aisha finds a small apartment overlooking the city skyline. She also lands a job at Mumbai Beat (based on Time Out! Mumbai), a hip magazine run by editor-in-chief Kabir (Rahul Khanna), to whom Aisha is instantly attracted.

Soon afterward, Sid learns that he has failed the final exams, being the only one among his friends to have not cleared the exams. Sid displaces his frustration onto Rishi and later gets into a heated argument with his parents, ending with him hastily moving out. Aisha allows Sid to temporarily stay at her apartment but finds him disorganized and careless with her home. One night, Aisha loses her temper and yells at Sid for his inability to look after himself. The next morning, Sid confides in Aisha that he now realizes his constant dependence on his father's wealth, a realization that persuades him to seek work. Aisha helps him land a job as a photography intern – photography has been an interest of his since childhood – at Mumbai Beat.

The internship slowly motivates Sid to be more responsible and productive. He helps out with chores, an internal change visible to all around him. He reconciles with Rishi when they meet again for the first time since their fight. Sid eventually gets hired full-time at Mumbai Beat and receives his first paycheck. He immediately goes to visit his father to show him the paycheque and he nostalgically asks Sid to return home. In the meantime, Aisha and Kabir start dating, but she quickly realizes that, despite her initial attraction to him, they have very little in common. Aisha also dislikes Sid's closeness with the designing intern Tanya (Kainaz Motivala). This leads Aisha to develop feelings for Sid, and on the day he packs his belongings to move back in with his family, she is furious to hear that he is leaving. Confused and hurt, unaware that Aisha has fallen in love with him, Sid makes his departure.

Back at home, Sid keeps thinking about Aisha. He discovers that he has brought Aisha's shirt with his belongings. Sid wears her shirt and reminisces about her while Aisha at her home speaks to her parents as she feels lonely after Sid's departure. The next morning, Sid receives the latest issue of Mumbai Beat. He reads Aisha's column, an article describing her adjustment to life in Mumbai and her love for an unnamed person. Realizing that the article is about her feelings for him, Sid rushes through rainy weather to meet her at the seafront where they walked the day they met. Sid expresses his love for her and the two embrace.

Cast[edit]

• Ranbir Kapoor as Siddharth 'Sid' Mehra
• Konkona Sen Sharma as Aisha Banerjee
• Rahul Khanna as Kabir Chaudhary
• Anupam Kher as Ram Mehra
• Shikha Talsania as Laxmi
• Supriya Pathak as Sarita
• Namit Das as Rishi
• Kashmira Shah as Sonia
• Rahul Pendalkar as Sanju
• Shruti Bapna as Debbie
• Kainaz Motivala as Tanya Lathia

Release[edit]

Box office[edit]

Wake Up Sid opened well in India and overseas markets.^[3][4] Its opening weekend gross was ₹215 million (US$3.1 million) of which the domestic gross was ₹170 million (US$2.5 million).^[5] It was number one in the box office during its first and second weeks,^[6][7] number four during its third week,^[8] and number three during its fourth week.^[9]

In the United Kingdom, the film collected US$165,934, while in the US, the collections were US$717,977.^[10] By its fourth week, it grossed $348,351 in New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Do Knot Disturb also released during the same time, but Wake Up Sid got a larger portion of the audience.^[11]

Critical reception[edit]

Wake Up Sid was well received by a number of critics. Subhash K. Jha gave Wake Up Sid a rave review stating that it is, 'a triumph on many levels [..] Ayan Mukherjee takes the age-old dramatic conflicts of our commercial cinema into understated corridors.'^[12]Rajeev Masand of CNN-IBN gave the film three out of five stars, stating that Wake Up Sid 'has its heart in the right place and marks the breakout of a bright, shining star who has come into his own so early in his acting career. Watch it, and be awestruck by Ranbir.'^[13]Taran Adarsh of Bollywood Hungama gave the film four out of five stars as well as a 'thumbs up' stating that it is 'strongly recommended.'^[14]

Mayank Shekhar of the Hindustan Times gave it 3.5 out of four stars and states, 'Wake Up Sid belongs to a sweet genre that, without doubt, flows on from Farhan Akhtar's Dil Chahta Hai: part Hollywood; part Bollywood; mostly coming-of-age; subtly romantic; largely original; authentic in feel; light in weight; English in expression; Hindi in language.'^[15] Avijit Ghosh of The Times of India gave it three and half out of four stars and suggests that, 'Wake Up Sid becomes a sort of template of how GenNow navigate their lives: deal with their own little rebellions, find meaning to their own definitions of independence and handle their own set of mistakes. It feels good when the two friends finally meet in driving rain under the grey skies by the sea. Refreshing and heart-warming, Wake Up Sid really puts you in the mood for love.'^[16] Noyon Jyoti Parasara of AOL India gave it three and half out of five stars and praised the director saying, 'Ayan Mukerji arrives in style and manages to leave his own mark on the film despite having a producer like Karan Johar whose other productions always tend to have his stamp. Wake Up Sid really puts you in the mood for love.'^[17]

Joginder Tuteja of the Indo-Asian News Service (IANS) calls the film 'flawless' and gave it three and a half stars. He states: 'There are five things that make Wake Up Sid a delightful affair. It has a constant flow throughout; no over the top or understated drama; no ultra emotional strangulation of audiences; absolutely no yuppie cool dude act; and last but not the least, this is an original and refreshing story.'^[18] Rachel Saltz of The New York Times argues that: 'With no big production numbers (songs play over montage sequences), a quiet style and credible characters, Wake Up Sid is Bollywood in an indie mood, a film for people like Aisha and Sid: young and educated. It may not be as hip as Bombay Beat, the magazine where the two work, but it shows that Mr. Mukherji is a director to watch.'^[1]

In one point of criticism, Sudhish Kamath of Chennai'sThe Hindu labeled the closing moments as a 'stock ending' and noted that, despite the film's overall effectiveness, the ending 'leaves you a little disappointed.'^[19]Variety'sJoe Leydon found the film 'instantly forgettable', but praised the performances of Kapoor and Sharma, as well noting how 'effortlessly appealing' the movie is, stating: '..this atypically low-key Bollywood romantic comedy somehow manages to remain pleasantly diverting throughout its 138-minute running time.'^[20]

Controversy[edit]

On 2 October, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena supporters protested to halt the screening of Wake Up Sid in Mumbai and Pune. The MNS objected the use of the word 'Bombay' instead of 'Mumbai' in the movie.^[21]

Shooting[edit]

The movie was entirely shot in Mumbai, covering the South and Bandra Side. The college sequence was shot at H.R. College of Commerce and Economics near Churchgate.

Trivia[edit]

• Ranbir Kapoor was the original choice for the lead role. Director Ayan Mukherji wrote the film keeping him in his mind.
• Like Ranbir, Konkona Sen Sharma was the original choice for the role of Aisha Banerjee. In an Interview to a TV channel, Ranbir said that Ayan had already thought about casting her in the film but he didn't tell that to him. However, after the narration of the script it was Ranbir himself who coincidentally recommended Konkona's name to Ayan mainly because she suited the character and no other actress from his generation could have played Aisha better than Konkona.
• Ayan Mukherji took around one and a half year to write the story, script and screenplay of the movie. He then narrated the script to Karan Johar who approved the script in one narration and decided to produce it.
• Iktara song was not originally used in the soundtrack. Ranbir loved the song in the background and he wanted to use the song officially in some other movie if it is not used properly in the film. However, later the song was used in two different versions - Female and Male that were picturized on Konkona and Ranbir respectively.

Awards and nominations[edit]

Soundtrack[edit]

The soundtrack has music composed by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy with lyrics by Javed Akhtar. The music was released on 21 August 2009. One song in the film has been composed by Amit Trivedi who scored the background music for the film.

Reception[edit]

The reactions towards the music were favorable. Chandrima Pal of Rediff gave the album 3.5 stars, stating, 'the music sticks to the brief. It is hip, urban and bubbly, and unhurried. And thanks to Shankar Ehsaan Loy's musicianship, it is a slick, well-balanced production'.^[32] Joginder Tuteja (Bollywood Hungama) gave it 3 stars out of possible 5, suggesting that, 'this may not really turn out to be the best seller of the year but should certainly be a perfect fit for the narrative.'^[31]

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External links[edit]

• Official Trailer – Dharma Productions
• Wake Up Sid on IMDb
• Wake Up Sid at Box Office Mojo