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Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani

What's a Bollywood character's favourite last resort? To elope!

No matter what the circumstances are or how sensible or silly a person may be, they love to run off.

In Rajkumar Santoshi's romantic comedy, Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani, Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif engage in some similar activity. Here's a list of their predecessors who did the same.

Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin
Usse bhaagne ki aadat thi, aur who bhaag gayi,' proclaims a proud Anupam Kher after his pampered screen daughter elopes for the second time.

After her millionaire daddy refuses to bow down to her wishes to marry a dodgy movie star, Pooja runs off to chase the man of her dreams. Little does she know fun-filled adventure and true love is just around the corner.

Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak and Dil
Aamir Khan is quite a PRO in these matters. He instigated an escape with Juhi Chawla in Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak after their warring Rajput parents refuse to let them date each other. The duo, with some help from cousins and friends, takes off on a bike to set up their nest in desolate hilly area.

Once again, Khan bears the brunt of conflicting papas and after an impulsive saat-pheras session, hitch hikes a truck with ladylove Madhuri Dixit to proudly croon, 'Humne ghar ****a hai.'

Interestingly, independence enjoys an amusing definition in Bollywood. In both scenarios, the perfectionist star is reduced from a bright college student to a daily-wages worker.

Jab We Met

While Shahid's Aditya simply leaves home after his girlfriend marries another, Kareena's Geet likes to have complete control over her life and hatches a well-planned slip out after her conservative Sikh family force a potential groom down her throat.

The duo let her family believe they've eloped with each other whereas a thrilled Geet's objective is to reach Manali to meet her beau. We all know what such well-meaning proximity leads to, right?

Bobby
Bollywood parents are often portrayed as the bad guys in a script low on villains. And so the rich vs poor angle plays the proverbial spoil sport in Rishi and Dimple's budding romance after their respective fathers Pran and Premnath clash over class differences. Running away seems to be the only option the dumb teenagers can think of.