Aisha

Aisha is a girl who believes she is perfectly suited for match-making amongst her friends in particular. She is constantly criticized by her friend/neighbor Arjun who advises her to stop meddling with others lives. She is unperturbed and carries on. She tries to make a match between her small town friend Shefali and one of her friends, a well to do sweet shop owner Randhir . Aisha creates various circumstances to make Shefali and Randhir fall in love.

On one such circumstance, she meets her aunts step-son Dhruv Singh . In the mean time, Arjun introduces to Aisha and her friends, one of his work colleagues Aarti Menon from New York. Aisha constantly gets annoyed by the presence of Aarti.Randhir organizes a river rafting camp for everyone. One night during the camp, Randhir takes Aisha for a walk and he proposes to her.

Taken aback by the behavior of Randhir, Aisha realizes her mistake of playing with Shefalis feelings. Arjun comes to know of the proposal incident and gets angry at Aisha. On the last day of the camp, Pinky and Randhir come to know of each others common interests. Aisha tries to console Shefali, but she is inconsolable. As time passes by, a small misunderstanding between Pinky and Aisha leads to them not being in talking terms.

After a party everyone dances, Arjun and Dhruv get a drink and talk about Aisha, Dhruv tries to act like he is in love with Aisha and insults Arjun. Arjun punches Dhruv and hurts him.Aisha fails in her attempts and in the due course, she tries to match up Shefali with Dhruv until one day she realises that love does not come by force. She loses her friend Pinky due to her actions who in the end falls in love with Randhir . Shefali finds her love in Saurabh (an old friend).

Aisha decides to go to Mumbai with Shefali and Dhruv. Shefali thinks that Arjun loves her. Then Aisha and Shefali have a fight. Shefali tells Aisha of how she had been treating her. She realises that she had been selfish and arrogant all along, and has mistreated her friends.

Finally, she goes back to her best friend (Pinky) and apologises for her actions. She finally realises her love for Arjun but does not confess it. In the end he comes to her and proposes to her. The film ends with Dhruv marrying Aarti and everyone merrily dancing to music in the wedding party.Aisha received positive to mixed critical response.

On the review-aggregation website ReviewGang, the film scored 5.5/10 based on 12 reviews. Nikhat Kazmi of The Times of India awarded the movie 4/5, saying that Sweet love, substantial performances, super fun, slick n stylish, Aisha is a-ha stuff. Indo-Asian News Service of NDTV gave the movie a positive review, stating that Engaging and endearing Aisha makes you wonder if theres anything more important in the world than finding the right match. Sonia Chopra of Sify awarded the movie 3.

5/5, commenting that It's so rare for a film to get it all together: from the story, to the performances, to the atmospherics, to the music and more. This one goes perfectly with the popcorn; don't miss it. Taran Adarsh of One India awarded the movie 3.5/5, concluding that Aisha holds appeal for the youth mainly and theres a strong likelihood that this segment of movie-going audience will fall for its charms. Kaveree Bamzai of India Today awarded the movie 3/5, commenting that Its trashy but its beautifully trashy.

Almost like the food and conversation at a long Delhi brunch. Sukanya Verma of Rediff awarded the movie 3/5, saying that Beautifully shot and packaged with a fabulous soundtrack and superlative ensemble cast, Aisha, quite often, gets caught up in a self-created tangle of brand-led vanity to ever let one get acquainted to its leading lady. Aniruddha Guha of DNA India awarded the movie 2.5/5, stating that Aisha leaves you with mixed feelings. It, however, might be the ideal date flick.

Shubhra Gupta of The Indian Express awarded the movie 2/5, concluding that This is a good looking movie, with not a hair out of place, but we wish it was a little more rumpled, a little more lived in. Aisha is strictly in-between shallow. Rajeev Masand of CNN-IBN awarded the movie 2/5, saying that Aisha is like a pretty flute of champagne, but it loses its fizz far too quickly. Komal Nahta of DNA India awarded the movie 2/5, stating that Aisha was never meant for the single-screen and small-town audiences but it doesnt cut ice with the multiplex and city audience either.