Why Lamhe Is Called A Bold Film - Page 2

Originally posted by: anjs

I dont think age was an issue, cause since ages indians are used to Men marrying girls half their age.

The ONLY problem was the Male lead marrying the daughter of a woman whom he loved beyond limits. He didnt marry anyone else, after Pallavi got married to her love... such strong were his feelings for Pallavi, yet when Pooja came, he slowly fell for her and in the end married her. As someone said, its like marrying your own daughter..

Maybe had they showed him moving on, getting married and divorced, and then falling for Pooja, it wudve lessened his intense love for Pallavi, that might have made it more palatable for Indian crowd.

But even if that climax, i love the movie so much... Its so entertaining that i ignore the climax completely...

Originally posted by: py1851

never seen the movie but story sounds so cringeworthy i mean how can u romance someone whom u have raised like a daughter the thought itself is so ewww yuck🤢

Originally posted by: niyati13

He didn't raise her..he didn't even see her ever till she grew up..

Watch the movie..it's beautiful. Nothing cringeworthy

Originally posted by: beingsirius

People keep saying Lamhe didn't work because it's a bold film. IMO it didn't work because it's a boring film.

I only liked the first part with Pooja a little bit-her Rajasthani songs and outfits were to die for but otherwise the script is very weak and rubbish.

The second part just puts you to sleep.

Yeah I get the pangs of love and all...no big deal...but films in those days worked on repeat value and this film can hardly be watched even once in one go because it's so dull.

Originally posted by: niyati13

I think even then it would have been n issue..that would have lessened the intensity of his love for all 3 women..then it's not about pure love but about how easily one can move on..and that's not what Yash Raj films r known for 😆