Dunki spoiler review thread - Page 6

Originally posted by: oyebollywood

Oh....

May be some other scenes at London some image might have been blurred I also fail to recollect if any such image was there

You fail to recollect because there wasn’t any.

The scene outside court house when Tapsee comes out of it and yells "Hardy", the way his face lit up seeing her, thinking she didn't speak against India and rejected the offer

They play music of "Chal We Watnaa" 🙌🙌🙌 Peak cinema

Then Hardy realizes that she came to say goodbye 😭😭😭 my heart broke for him

SRK 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 Only he can deliver a performance like this, no dialogues required, his eyes can tell you everything

Hardy

Greenest of flags ❤️

https://x.com/srk_addictt/status/1738512024076968109?s=20

Originally posted by: oyebollywood

Vicky Bahadur

Ismein surprise kya tha??

Originally posted by: MochaQueen

Ismein surprise kya tha??

Surprise was his English speaking skills

https://x.com/CinemaniaIndia/status/1738649415043211517?s=20

I posted my full review in the main Dunki non-spoilers thread and gave it 6/5 stars.

My only issue with the film was the ending. What was the need to kill off Taapsee's character? Was it the feeling that audiences won't accept a conventional or even bittersweet happy ending anymore? Perhaps the ending was too similar to Veer-Zaara so it was decided she needed to die? It felt very forced and unnecessary imo and I can't see why the couple couldn't have been happy together.

I am getting vibes from Ae Dil Hai Mushkil when in the last act, Anushka randomly starts to die just because for the narrative's sake, there is nothing else left to do. Karan said that Anushka's character had to be punished for not loving Ranbir back. I think it was more a matter that Karan wanted the film to represent unreciprocated love and so he couldn't have Anushka not fall in love with Ranbir but at the same time, audiences would not accept them not getting together and remaining friends, so she had to die to avoid both of those possibilities.

https://youtu.be/qkS3l188MYw?si=Mq4CMuEHyC7MTn6-

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

https://x.com/CinemaniaIndia/status/1738649415043211517?s=20

Originally posted by: behindyou

Exactly even i was thinking same. That fat joke on that aunty was just below the belt. Nice thing was no one laughed on that fat shame joke in theatre.