"Building a Bridge of Chance for Someone You Love", I don't think I've heard a better quote about love and relationship ever, that too, so deep seated in reality and I'm saying this after having watched my share of rom-coms whether its in the form of a TV show or a movie. I mean every now and then you come across something that shows you not just the face value but the core value of what it is at work in our day-to-day interactions with people around us and, how that sometimes gives birth to these love stories and, how these stories are different from your run in the mill stories of love at first-sight or, predestined fates of two souls, that you've heard or, watched a bezillion times. What lays the groundwork of this love story are the small encounters that take place in everyone's life on a daily basis, whether its while going for work, taking a walk etc. in this case it was taking a subway for our guy which gave him that chance. The characters and their relationships are introduced in such a way that every guy or girl can easily relate (okay,not the drunk part) irrespective of the language barriers. The simplicity in the story is what hooks you till the very end so that, even 2 hrs of run-time falls short for us as we crave for some extra footage of our leads sharing scenes. Yep, their chemistry was that good and anything that can come close is Jesse and Celine's chemistry in Before Series. Also the humor works throughout the movie with no cringy,erotic one-liners. I'm glad that in this vast sea of remakes and reboots lying around I still chose to watch the original. I really can't recommend this movie enough, especially for rom-com lovers.