"Jab We Met" is an interesting film....or it was for me because it featured a Sikh woman...something I cannot recall seeing as a love interest in any of the other Indian films I've seen.

The story begins with Aditya in an important meeting. Everyone is involved except for Aditya...who just seems vacant and lost. Then, without explanation, he leaves....drops by his old girlfriend's wedding...and then disappears....hopping the first train he sees.

Obviously he was in the midst of a nervous breakdown, as you learn Aditya's father just died....and he's simply overwhelmed. Aboard the train, he's in an almost comatose state when the vivacious and wacky Geet sets with him. She has no idea who the guy is, but instantly she's talking and talking and talking to a person who simply cannot respond. She then realizes he's in trouble...and she makes it her duty to look after him and takes him home to Punjab to meet her family. What's next? See the film.

What I liked about the story is that although you know how the film will eventually end, it's really not all that predictable on how it gets there. While Geet is vivacious and Aditya's withdrawn and heartbroken, it doesn't stay that way...both characters change through the course of the film. Some nice acting and music make this a nice romance...one well worth your time.