Her father is dead against their marriage. Suhani and Jahan's love catches the attention of her family. In her family, two uncles and brother are martyrs. Suhani is brought up in a very protective family environment, where she is being loved a lot by her parents, grandparents and sister-in-law. Their paths cross a few times, and ultimately the inevitable happens i.e. There follows a series of banters between Suhani and Jahan and also songs. She demands an apology letter from Jahan. She accuses Jahan of manhandling her during the rescue operations. Suhani manages to get away due to her gregariousness. Jahan brings Suhani to his army camp for interrogation in regard to her intruding the restricted area. Suhani who is originally from Amritsar has come along with her friends for a camp. Jahan rescues Suhani Kapoor (Yami Gautam) swimming in a restricted area in Sonmarg (this scene of Jahan rescuing Suhani reminded me of Veer-Zara, where Pretty Zinta was lifted by Shah Rukh Khan). He does write Shayaris and expresses with much confidence that there is no such riddle which he cannot solve. Jahan Bakshi (Pulkit Samrat), an Indian Army Captain, believes that everything in life is a choice and there is nothing called destiny. But if I keep this point aside, the film is indeed watchable and it also keeps the audience very much engaged. I did find junooniyat missing from this film. If I need to mention, Junooniyat was there in films like Veer-Zara, Silsila, Qayamat se Qayamat Tak or even the most recently released Marathi film Sairaat. So, somehow, there was no scope for the junooniyat to be displayed. The love happened easily, interim separation also happened easily and then the 'getting-back together' also happened without much of a hassle. I felt that the film could not do the justice towards its title, since the story / screenplay did not incorporate the protagonists' junooniyat in the film. Junooniyat means passion, madness, insanity, obsession etc. Although, the plot of Junooniyat has no novelty, music, cinematography, and Pulkit-Yami pairing (their chemistry is definitely better in this film in comparison to 'Sanam Re') gives a fresh look and feel to the film. Junooniyat, a romantic flick by Vivek Agnihotri, explores a few of the favourite theme of films i.e.
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