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Originally posted by: A_Star39

https://www.reddit.com/r/BollyBlindsNGossip/comments/1shlaix/daadi_ki_shaadi_poster_launch_starring_kapil/

Anupamaa:Bollywood version

Ridhima means ranbir kapoor 's sister?

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Originally posted by: graphicd96

Ridhima means ranbir kapoor 's sister?

Originally posted by: A_Star39

https://www.reddit.com/r/BollyBlindsNGossip/comments/1shlaix/daadi_ki_shaadi_poster_launch_starring_kapil/

Anupamaa:Bollywood version

Whatever it maybe, that trash still makes money and feeds people and helps run their families.

I really wanna know who has enough cash to burn to cast Kapil Sharma as their hero for a movie when it inevitably will fail.

I mean man doesn’t even promote anything nationalist but he probably annoys Khalistanis in Canada with his lame comedy so much that they don’t want his restaurant there.

Originally posted by: Phir_Mohabbat

if uzair actor was aslam bhai and aslam bhai was uzair actor would people feel sympathy?

i mean the actor who gave hamza work in chai shop, guy with specks who died

everything was a role play for hamza. and these people are terrorists. they deserve worse. the moment hamza's trurh was out good friend uzair will kill him like someone beats a dog

i have one issue with the movie that yalina didnt have to be barely legal. it added nothing to story. that they have a son is ick to me. as if we dont have enough pedo around us hamza is a pedo too

Yalina had to be young. She was easier to groom and manipulate, more malleable. Besides, it’s a commentary on the social dynamics of the Pakistani society. Yalina herself says her dad is twice the age of her mom’s. Jaskirat is 22/3 at tops in 2002 when he’s sentenced. 24/5 when he’s sent to Pakistan in 2004. He meets Yalina 3 years later in 2007. They marry 2 years later. Jamali says she’s 19 at the time. He’s probably 30. So yeah there’s a 11 year gap between them but it works for the story.

Moreover, they made sure that there was no unnecessary nudity or vulgar scenes between them. Even when they were living together nor afterwards on their wedding night..

Originally posted by: Phir_Mohabbat

if uzair actor was aslam bhai and aslam bhai was uzair actor would people feel sympathy?

i mean the actor who gave hamza work in chai shop, guy with specks who died

everything was a role play for hamza. and these people are terrorists. they deserve worse. the moment hamza's trurh was out good friend uzair will kill him like someone beats a dog

i have one issue with the movie that yalina didnt have to be barely legal. it added nothing to story. that they have a son is ick to me. as if we dont have enough pedo around us hamza is a pedo too

Exactly!!!

Uzair was seen cheering and smiling when 26/11 happened. Can't clearly remember but it was also implied or shown that he was supplying arms for what they call Azaad kashmir. All these activities are terrorism. Yahan Indian if someone even minutely criticises govt policies they are termed as anti national but we are openly simping for terrorist Uzair.

All praise for Danish pandor ,his looks and acting and he deserves it because he is genuinely talented and did good work but sympathy for character Uzair is just hypocrisy and stain on patriotism.

Originally posted by: EkPaheli

Yalina had to be young. She was easier to groom and manipulate, more malleable. Besides, it’s a commentary on the social dynamics of the Pakistani society. Yalina herself says her dad is twice the age of her mom’s. Jaskirat is 22/3 at tops in 2002 when he’s sentenced. 24/5 when he’s sent to Pakistan in 2004. He meets Yalina 3 years later in 2007. They marry 2 years later. Jamali says she’s 19 at the time. He’s probably 30. So yeah there’s a 11 year gap between them but it works for the story.

Moreover, they made sure that there was no unnecessary nudity or vulgar scenes between them. Even when they were living together nor afterwards on their wedding night..

it was not a love story to start. Hamza was grooming her for his mission.

It's just that as time went by he really fell for her(wasn't even needed, but I think makers didn't want to show him completely emotionless)

About Uzair I know about the real person and he was no one to be pitied upon, there was no Hamza in real life either. I am just talking about this movie.

The character Uzair was shown as someone who blindly trusts Hamza. He didn't even doubt Hamza when he got arrested after reaching Dubai on insistence of Hamza or was arrested the moment he returned. Couldn't connect the dots not because he was stupid but because he had full faith.

He was evil and would have been punished for years for the crimes he did. But blaming him to be an Indian agent? Which would made his life a living hell made me feel for this character (again the character not real Uzair)

Alam's death was heart breaking but he knew what he was getting into, Pinda understood and fought him and died in the fight.

Uzair was the only one who just got betrayed by someone he trusted

And yes he would have killed Hamza had he known his truth (that's what differentiates him and Yalina maybe) but he wouldn't have killed Hamza but Jaskirat who killed his cousin.

Originally posted by: Zoya56

Exactly!!!

Uzair was seen cheering and smiling when 26/11 happened. Can't clearly remember but it was also implied or shown that he was supplying arms for what they call Azaad kashmir. All these activities are terrorism. Yahan Indian if someone even minutely criticises govt policies they are termed as anti national but we are openly simping for terrorist Uzair.

All praise for Danish pandor ,his looks and acting and he deserves it because he is genuinely talented and did good work but sympathy for character Uzair is just hypocrisy and stain on patriotism.

I don't think they were shown working for Azad Kashmir.

Yes he did enjoy for 26/11. That makes him evil. He had to be punished. I would have liked had Hamza killed him (as I said earlier that they took many creative liberties could have taken here as well)

I felt that he was left with a hope

Originally posted by: The_Best

yes

😂 What funny 😂

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

it was not a love story to start. Hamza was grooming her for his mission.

It's just that as time went by he really fell for her(wasn't even needed, but I think makers didn't want to show him completely emotionless)

About Uzair I know about the real person and he was no one to be pitied upon, there was no Hamza in real life either. I am just talking about this movie.

The character Uzair was shown as someone who blindly trusts Hamza. He didn't even doubt Hamza when he got arrested after reaching Dubai on insistence of Hamza or was arrested the moment he returned. Couldn't connect the dots not because he was stupid but because he had full faith.

He was evil and would have been punished for years for the crimes he did. But blaming him to be an Indian agent? Which would made his life a living hell made me feel for this character (again the character not real Uzair)

Alam's death was heart breaking but he knew what he was getting into, Pinda understood and fought him and died in the fight.

Uzair was the only one who just got betrayed by someone he trusted

And yes he would have killed Hamza had he known his truth (that's what differentiates him and Yalina maybe) but he wouldn't have killed Hamza but Jaskirat who killed his cousin.

Yes, Yalina was a well thought out girl he picked when he felt it would help his mission. Yes, he fell in love with her for real somehow along the way. Both truths exist simultaneously.

To me though what matters is that even when he was perhaps not quite in love with her, he would still treat her more respectfully and with care than he perhaps needed. For example, he asks her to switch off her phone and go to his home when he needs to save Rehman. She listens to him no questions asked and does what she’s told. But once Rehman is rescued and he gets to go home, she decides to stay at his home. He doesn’t make her do that, he goes along with it and while he uses the opportunity to his advantage later on to get married to her, not once does he mention to her father that he has to get him married to his daughter as the world practically knows she’s being living with him without marriage. He doesn’t resort to defaming her to his advantage. Rather he appeals to the politician within her father and his obvious hunger for power to do the trick.

When he’s back home post 26/11, there’s an argument between them and she slaps him. This man has had a wretched day, he walks into his house and the first thing he faces is being screamed at, accusations of sleeping around and then a slap. He could have easily lost his cool and screamed at her, maybe slapped her back and intimidated her. Instead he simply gives her an ultimatum and an option. If she stays she can’t ask questions, and she doesn’t have to worry about ever sharing him with another woman ever. If she wants to keep asking questions, she’s free to leave. At that moment, the fight was definitely between a couple and not a spy and his unwilling asset. He wouldn’t have provided her that option if he felt she was imperative to his mission no matter what. He clearly was in his senses but his mood was still affected by the events. So whether or not he consciously realised it, he was in love with her in the first movie itself. He even has to come back home to her at the end of it. He doesn’t stay back to help out with Rehman’s funeral. He could’ve gained more brownie points for helping with the arrangements despite his obvious injuries but he didn’t. It’s a subtle parallel to him calling her post his fight with Iqbal. His first instinct is to call her.

Yalina may have started out as the perfect asset to cultivate, but she ends up being the woman he finds perfect for himself, someone for whom his love and affection is real. It’s proven when he shares his real name with her as that’s the only thing he can give of himself to her in this moment, the real him. His reaction to her calling him Jaskirat can’t be fake. It’s him breaking internally at the thought that this is the end - the one and the only time he would hear the woman he loves call him by his real name. She can cry loudly and sob her heart out, but his tears can’t even get that luxury. He can’t even make a noise because this call isn’t about him but her. He knows he may die after this and if this is all he can give her, he will - the chance to sob freely, the chance to let her know him. To tell her without using the words, that he loves her too. She wasn’t the only one.

Uzair had to pay and suffer for his crimes one way or another. What happens to someone who has clearly killed a lot of people really doesn’t bother me. I can’t bring myself to find sympathy for him when I saw that the man was actively cheering on when 26/11 happened, when he would chop off a person’s head and play football with it.

He had a chink in his armour, that’s all. Such people usually fall because of one. The difference is most get killed in a single fight, he’s going to die slowly. Besides, betrayal is only possible where trust exists.

Like I said, he made the perfect scapegoat. I wouldn’t have been blasé about him had he been a genuinely decent person or a simple ordinary person like the tea shop owner where Hamza Aalam went, say Omar, the cop who would ultimately threaten Yalina as despite everything, Omar was just an honest cop doing his job. He had not been shown as an evil man despite everything.

So his fate doesn’t bother me.