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Posted: 9 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: MrMrsChiping.
3 idiots farhan and raju!!!
And ranbir from ranjneeti!!!

Rajneeti 🤔 thats an intresting choice.

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#22

Originally posted by: raj80
the real life chars...

Akash,Sameer and Sid...infact the film itself became cult classic due to these chars...

Sunil in KHKN - the one sided lovers...

Karan Shergill in Lakshya...guys who r clueless on wht to do in life...

Mohan Bhargav - Many NRI's will relate to this char...before the change in him that phase...there will be many who point out the problems in their native country(not that they hate) and the constant comparisons with the country they live...

Raju,Farhan,Chatur and Virus...

such movies always make me sad😆

Mohan Bhargav was one hell of a amazing character!! the comparision indeed happens a lot

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#23

Originally posted by: TheBoss
Babu Bhaiya from Hera Pheri 😆

u like him for the fun element? or u can relate to the character in some form 🤔

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#24

Originally posted by: hotchic
Chatur, Raju and Farhan from 3I of course.
Ishaan from TZP.
Ved from Tamasha.

I adore ur posts because i get to see ur sig dabba😳 u always have something awesome in it !

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Posted: 9 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: -Spirited-
u like him for the fun element? or u can relate to the character in some form 🤔

I think we can all relate to him

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Simran from DDLJ.

As an kid growing up in the US to parents who were still very much attached to the homeland and were insistent on learning our culture, it really really was the first film and role I identified strongly with. It captured the conflict beautifully IMO. The scene where they play western music and dance when the dad is not there and change to Bhajans when he comes was especially very deja vu. 😆. It actually helped in having conversations with my parents.

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Originally posted by: Justmoi
Simran from DDLJ.
As an kid growing up in the US to parents who were still very much attached to the homeland and were insistent on learning our culture, it really really was the first film and role I identified strongly with. It captured the conflict beautifully IMO. The scene where they play western music and dance when the dad is not there and change to Bhajans when he comes was especially very deja vu. 😆. It actually helped in having conversations with my parents.

I used to love the movie for its picturization..couldnt relate much to the characters but used to love the romance in it😆