What if Bunny & Naina had twins? We asked AI on 12 years of 'Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani'

Today marks 12 years since the release of the cult classic Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani and yes, we know, it truly feels like we watched it just yesterday (some of you probably did). But let's be honest, the magic of this film never really fades, does it? The unforgettable quartet, Bunny, Naina, Aditi, and Avi found a place in the corners of our hearts, and somehow, they've stayed there. In every little journey we take, in every dream we chase, or every friendship we cherish, they walk with us.

Of course, the world has changed drastically since the film first hit the screens both in reel life and real life. One of the biggest changes? The arrival of AI, reshaping our realities and even reimagining our fantasies.

So, while we continue to dwell in our delulu worlds and endlessly ship Naina and Bunny, wondering what their life together might look like in some parallel universe, we decided to do what any true fan in 2025 would do; we asked AI to imagine their kids. And let us just say: OH. BOY. THEY. ARE. CUTE.

As Bunny cheekily quipped in the film, "Bachhe toh hume ab bhi bana sakte, mujhe twins banana bhi aata hai," well... we took that line a little too seriously. And here we are with their twins. They've inherited the best of both worlds: a dash of Bunny's mischievous grin and wanderlust, and Naina's thoughtful calm and silent strength. The chashma? A must. And that signature hairband? Oh, it's there because how could it not be?

The Rage That Never Fades

Released in 2013, Ayan Mukerji's Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani wasn't just a movie, it was a cultural movement. It gave us friendship goals, travel aspirations, heartbreak healing, and the courage to choose between dreams and love. The lines blurred between fiction and reality as Bunny, Naina, Aditi, and Avi became more than just characters, they became phases of our own lives.

And even 12 years later, the buzz around the film is louder than ever. With its recent re-release on the big screen, fans flocked back to cinemas, clapping, cheering, and mouthing every dialogue like a ritual. In an era where movies barely last two weeks at the box office, YJHD's re-release managed to draw full houses, proving that nostalgia is the strongest superpower.

From the moment Bunny declared "Main udna chahta hoon, daudna chahta hoon...", to the warmth in Naina's eyes as she said "muje pyaar hojayga firse, aur tumhe nahi hoga phirse" the film became an emotion. Every friendship had an Avi. Every chaos had an Aditi. And every dreamer somewhere hoped to find a Naina. The songs? Timeless. "Kabira" still makes us cry. "Balam Pichkari" still turns every Holi party into a dance fest. And "Ilahi"? That remains the national anthem of every wanderer at heart.

YJHD wasn't just about falling in love with a person, it was about falling in love with yourself, your friends, and the messy, beautiful unpredictability of life.

Reel Meets Real: Ranbir, Deepika & The Full Circle

And while we swoon over Bunny and Naina's AI-generated twins, real life has woven its own poetic parallels. Ranbir Kapoor, the very embodiment of Bunny's adventurous spirit, is now a doting father to his adorable baby girl, Raha, with Alia Bhatt. The man who once said he couldn't settle, is now building Lego castles and celebrating little milestones with his daughter. Deepika Padukone, our timeless Naina, recently welcomed her her first child with husband Ranveer Singh, baby "Dua", symbolising every silent prayer Naina once whispered under her breath.

12 Years, And We're Still Not Over It

Every year, around this time, YJHD trends again. Old photos, deleted scenes, and behind-the-scenes moments all resurface like clockwork. It's as though the universe also wants us to pause, rewind, and remember. AI might now be showing us the "what ifs", what Bunny and Naina's kids might look like, how they'd dress, what vacations they'd go on, but it's our hearts that never stopped believing in that love story.

Maybe in a parallel universe, Bunny's teaching his twins how to hold a camera. Naina's reading bedtime stories with that soft lilt in her voice. Avi is still terrible with money but loyal as ever. Aditi balances motherhood and madness like a queen. And all of them still make it for Holi, no matter what. So here's to 12 years of Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani, and a lifetime more of living, dreaming, and dancing.