Get ready for a sneak-peek into the future as Harry Baweja is all set to take you for a ride in his time machine. Yes, we are talking about the film, Love Story 2050, which is a sci-fi movie, due for release on 4th July 2008. The producer of the film is Pammi Baweja, while the story is written by Harry Baweja himself. The music of the film has been given by none other than the music king, Anu Malik. The exuberant start cast includes debutant Harman Baweja, Priyanka Chopra, Boman Irani, Archana Puran Singh, Harsh Vasisht, Mehezabeen Sarela, Rachit Trehan and Karan Verma.

The film is about a young boy named Karan, who believes in living life on his own terms and conditions, without any rules. On the other hand, Sana (Priyanka Chopra) is a coy girl, who lives life by the rules. This gives rise to a magical love story between the two. Then we have Karan’s uncle, Dr Yatinder Khanna (Boman Irani), an eccentric scientist who has toiled for years to create the biggest invention of his life, a time machine. As the time machine finally becomes functional, Sana expresses her wish to travel to Mumbai in future.

With this, the three of them, along with Rahul and Thea (Sana’s younger brother and sister), land in Mumbai in the year 2050. To their amazement, the face of the city has been completely transformed by soaring 200-storied sky-scraper buildings, flying cars, sky rails and extensive application of robotics. However, following a series of twist and turns, Karan finds himself separated from Sana. In her quest to find his love, OT, a femme robot and Boo, a robotic teddy bear, play distinct roles in bringing them together.
Giving yet another twist in the story is Dr. Hoshi, a demigod of the future, who threatens OT and Boo, preventing them from helping Karan. This is followed by a struggle, which will finally decide Karan’s destiny. So, if you want to know, whether Karan is finally able to win his love and move back in time, don’t miss the high action, science thriller in the theatres near you. For now, we can just hope that the Indian audience appreciates the efforts of Baweja’s, who have tried to serve something new & fresh, instead of the stale masala movies of the past.
Source: ILoveIndia