90's Pictorial Film Rewind : Dilwale Dulhania Le Jaayenge - Page 2

Originally posted by: poetic

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Will remember this pictorial review anytime I watch this mvoie now.

Used to be one of my bachpan ka fave movies.

But again, all the points are so damn true - I also couldn't fathom how a London based family would want to marry off their London-grown daughter to somebody in a village? And that too, somebody whom they have not met?

Originally posted by: blue-ice

It is such a stupid movie...

Who the hell would marry off their daughter in a freaking village to a boy she has never met ...when the girl has been raised in London all her life...How did that idiot of a Dad think his daughter is going to adjust...i mean I have seen selfish parents...but this selfish...never🤢

Then Raj and Simran play with the feelings of that girl ...without even thinking about how its going to hurt her when she comes to know that she was just being used...

The only thing I liked about this movie was the concept that in India...families marry each other not just the boy and girl...so Raj wanted to marry Simran with the blessings of her parents...This was the saving grace of this whole movie...which otherwise was just crap

I liketne scene when Kjo goes to Amrish to buy some beers. 😆

My MOST fav film EVER !! <3.. Even in the age of 5, I have watched the movie 3 times in theatre God knows what attracted me so much about this movie 🤣

Too funny i had tears in my eyes one of the first indian movies i loved but loved this take on it lol

🤣 This was too funny.. though they made fun of one of my most favourite movies ever..

Now I feel like watching DDLJ..

Originally posted by: AllBlacks1

Really? I happens all the time. And its just a guess but those marriages last longer some gora couple living together for 6 years having babies.. and get married n divorce in next 6 months.

Defies logic, doesn't it?

Hahaha...nyc one.

Though must say at d time it was released der was a lot of novelty in d movie. If I am not mistaken dis was d first movie on NRIs nd also before tht movies showed d boy-girl eloping to get married, whereas dis was d first time d guy didn't want to elope, but wanted d blessings of d girl's family, especially father. In retrospect, it seems more like egos coming in play, wid both d guy nd d gal's father hellbent on having their way.😆

Also I remember SRK mentioned dat he wanted Raj to take bet with his frnds abt winning over Simran's father and after Simran's father giving in, Raj saying he won, but Adi said it wldn't go down well with the audiences.😳

Originally posted by: poetic

🤣

Will remember this pictorial review anytime I watch this mvoie now.

Used to be one of my bachpan ka fave movies.

But again, all the points are so damn true - I also couldn't fathom how a London based family would want to marry off their London-grown daughter to somebody in a village? And that too, somebody whom they have not met?

@ Bold - ditto.😆