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'I, Me Aur Main' is a romantic drama film released in 2013, directed by Kapil Sharma and starring John Abraham, Chitrangda Singh, and Prachi Desai in lead roles. The story revolves around a selfish and immature man who realises the importance of relationships and responsibilities in life. The film follows the life of Ishaan (John Abraham), a music producer who is used to living life his own way without any commitments. He lives with his beautiful girlfriend Anushka (Chitrangda Singh), who s his carefree and nonchalant attitude towards life. However, Ishaan's life takes a turn when his mother (Mini Mathur) comes to visit him and tells him that his father has ed away. Ishaan does not seem too affected by this news and carries on with his daily routine.

Soon after, Ishaan's life takes another turn when his selfish ways lead to Anushka leaving him. He also loses his job and his apartment, and is forced to move in with his neighbour Gauri (Prachi Desai). Gauri's bubbly and optimistic nature helps Ishaan realise the importance of relationships and responsibilities in life. Through his interactions with Gauri, Ishaan begins to mature and understand the value of the people who surround him, including his mother, Anushka, and his colleagues.

The film's plot is simple and predictable but is effective in conveying the message that relationships require effort and compromise. John Abraham portrays his character well as a selfish and immature man who gradually transforms into a mature and responsible individual. Chitrangda Singh delivers a strong performance as Anushka, a woman who loves Ishaan but is frustrated with his lack of commitment. Prachi Desai, in a ing role, brings a freshness to the film with her cheerful and independent character.

The film's soundtrack, composed by Sachin-Jigar, is a highlight of the movie. The songs are catchy and upbeat, adding to the film's overall feel-good vibe. The cinematography captures Mumbai's vibrant and colourful setting, and the production design is impressive, especially in the scenes where Ishaan's workplace is shown.

One of the film's drawbacks is that it fails to explore some of its characters. Anushka's character is never fully developed and her motivations remain unclear. The film also fails to delve into Ishaan's relationship with his father, which could have added depth to his character.

Overall, 'I, Me Aur Main' is a light-hearted and enjoyable film that stresses the importance of relationships and growing up. It may not be groundbreaking in of its plot or character development, but it successfully conveys its message through engaging performances and a delightful soundtrack.