This is the story of a blind girl (Kajol) who visits Delhi and falls in love with a tour guide (Aamir Khan). Overall, Fanaa delivers near perfect entertainment. The songs were a mixed bag, some just okay but some memorable the incidental music, however, was quite effective. Child actor Ali Haji gave a convincing performance as well. Zooni's parents were played by veteran actors Rishi Kapoor and Kirron Kher, who were excellent. Khan and Kajol were average in the romantic beginning, but were excelled during the thriller portion. The suspense and uncertainty were both written and portrayed well. The second half, however, kept me riveted. The first half of this romantic thriller was good, but not great - it played out like a mostly typical Bollywood romance. Zooni becomes unwittingly involved when a wounded stranger appears on her doorstep.
Seven years later, Susheel Rawat (Sharat Saxena) of the Anti Terrorist Special Force and special agent Malini Tyagi (Tabu) are trying to track down the leader of a Kashmiri terrorist organization before he can get possession of the final piece needed to make a nuclear weapon. It seems that Zooni's romance will have a happy ending, but tragedy happens. Her friends are over-protective of Zooni, as she is blind, but eventually help the two spend time together. While there, she meets and falls in reciprocated love with a tour guide, Rehan (Aamir Khan). Zooni (Kajol) travels for the first time to New Delhi with friends to perform in a ceremony for Republic Day.
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