Even if the posters do look similar, we are however, made aware of the fact that the stories differ in totality, with An Education, directed by Lone Scherfig, being the story of an intelligent high school girl,Jenny Millar (Carey Mulligan), who is about to start university for higher studies when she meets a charming, older man David Goldman (Peter Sarsgaard), who romantically sways her off her feet. Smitten with love, Jenny leaves her ambitions behind, just to be him, only to realize later that the man of her dreams had been conned and had left her for good.
Anjaana Anjaani weaves a different tale of two youths who have faced severe disappointments in the face of love and their unsuccessful careers. Fed up with the way things have turned out, they both individually decide to put their miseries to an end for good by jumping off a bridge. However, destiny has other plans for them, and thus, when they both co-incidentally end up on the same bridge at the same time, starts off yet another love story.
Another inspiration for Anjaana Anjaani, directed by Siddarth Anand, are the Hollywood box-office hits;The Girl on the Bridge (1999)and Before Sunrise (1995).
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