Travel To YJHD Film Locations In Udaipur !!
When we talk of Bollywood films that make us travel more, Ayan Mukherjee's 'Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani' is a must-watch film on your list. These types of films are only created once in a lifetime. And we're confident that no one would disagree with us. Every time we watch YJHD, we fall in love with these films, we begin to see ourselves in the shoes of these people somewhere in our thoughts, and that's why the film, continues to have a particular place in our hearts after all these years. Ranbir Kapoor (Kabir Thapar aka Bunny), Deepika Padukone (Naina), Kalki Koechlin (Aditi), and Aditya Roy Kapoor (Avi). When Ranbir Kapoor says "22 Tak Padhai, 25 Pe Naukri, 26 Pe Chokri, 30 Pe Bache, 60 Pe Retirement...Aur phir maut ka intezaar...That Aisi Ghisi Piti Life Thodi Jeena Chahta Hoon, everyone felts that.
Yeh Jawaani Hain Deewani :
The vital plot of Yeh Jawaani Hain Deewani spins around Kabir Thapar, whose extreme dream was to travel and experience the world. Bunny is a cinematographer, just out of college with some carefree attitude, the chocolate boy with charm and fantasy that he is so enthusiastic about. He meets Naina, a colleague from school out traveling to Manali with his other closest companions Avinash and Aditi. Naina in contrast to Bunny is a loner, genuine, intelligent, class topper who was under colossal tension preparing for her medical education.
Bunny helps Naina value and love herself. He feels comfortable opening up to Naina. After the trip Bunny leaves for his masters and continues to live his life on his own terms, chasing his dreams.
He comes back after 8 years, for Aditi's destination wedding in Udaipur. Aditi-Avi-Bunny and Naina are back together again. Each one finds their own happy ending and comes to terms with life.
YJHD is one of those films which made a few experience passionate feelings once more with voyaging. Truth be told, the film had the perfect components to interface with the majority fellowship, adventure, love, dreams, growing up, and life. One of the vital features of the film was the excellence of each edge. Which came from the attractive star cast as well as from the scope of exciting areas. We can definitely say that this film is absolute bliss for travelers to live a better life and chase their dreams.
Udaipur:
'Udaipur - The City Of Lakes' or 'The Venice Of East' is famed for its enthralling allure, the tender and welcoming environment, and the royal fascinating Mewar Palace as shown in Yeh Jawaani Hain Dewaani. One of the most well-known cities in Rajasthan, known as the 'Gem Of Mewar' this city is established by Maharana Udai Singh In 15553 A.D.
Udaipur is very famous for its lakes and royal residences. Udaipur is an extraordinary spot to de-pressurize and appreciates life after travel and we are exploring some royal places in Udaipur that are shown in YJHD film.
ALSO: Places To Visit In Udaipur
Places To Visit In YJHD Film In Udaipur :
1. The Oberoi Udaivilas
2. City Palace
3. Lake Badi
4. Gangaur Ghat
5. Chittorgarh Fort Sunset Point
1. The Oberoi Udaivilas:
After showcasing Bunny's new life, the film comes back to Aditi's wedding takes place in Udaipur. Aditi's wedding has been shot across the royal and elegant property of The Oberoi Udaivilas in Udaipur. When I watched the movie, I also dream of having a big fat Punjabi wedding with awe-inspiring decor, and full of entertainment. The Oberoi Udaivilas is a royal dome-styled architecture standing beautifully on the banks of Lake Pichola, making it the perfect place to spend not just quality time, but live life king-size.
2. City Palace:
Between Aditi's wedding functions, Naina and Bunny take some time to bond as they explore the city of Udaipur. They visited the City Palace which is the first landmark that you should also visit. The City Palace is located on the banks of Lake Pichola and will give you a glimpse into Rajasthan's princely grandeur with its towering structures. The palace will wow travelers with its exquisite interiors consisting of detailed mirror-work, unique paintings, murals, antique furniture, and marble work.
3. Lake Badi:
Lake Badi, Udaipur is also a beautiful tourist destination with an amazing viewpoint just like shown in YJHD where Bunny & Naina sit in a car at Lake Badi. It's a man-made freshwater lake in Udaipur, built by Maharaja Raj Singh between 1652 and 1680. This place is ideal for a picnic spot. There is also a hill called 'Bahubali' near Badi Lake which is the main attraction of the place from where you have an amazing aerial view of the area.
4. Gangaur Ghat:
Gangaur Ghat is a prime location of Udaipur and is very beautifully captured in a film. Whereat neat Ghat Bunny & Naina doing shopping fighting through sharing their thoughts of the living. Gangaur Ghat is situated right in front of Lake Pichola, streaming through the old vines of the old city area. Gangaur Ghat serves itself for various purposes including the convenience of locals, serenity to tourists, and a hanging spot for the young blood of Udaipur. The ghat is popularly known for the celebration of the Gangaur Festival and the Jal-Jhulni Ekadashi. At this festival, the ghat looks spectacular as people celebrate the chariot precessions during these eves.
5. Chittorgarh Fort Sunset Point:
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When Naina & Bunny settle down at Chittorgarh Fort to watch the sunset. While Bunny insists on heading for the light show. Naina throws away Bunny's list and asks him to sit with her and watch the awesome sunset. That sunset seen of Bunny and Naina was shot here. The place has an avid history and the fort of Chittorgarh is considered the largest in India. The whole place is tourist-friendly and has a lot to explore. Entering the fort is an experience in itself, as you'll pass through seven massive fortified stone gates called pols. The fort is in the process of being restored and renovated.
YJHD became a humongous success on its release for multiple factors including the hit pairing of Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone. The theme of friendship, romance, and dreams, struck a chord with the audience. Most importantly for the first time ever, the theme of travel was explored in a way never done before.
Even after one could easily say that they wanted to travel for a living!
For most people I know, the YJHD is no less than food for their souls. So, what's about you/ share your thoughts in the comment and also tell your favorite location in YJHD!
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