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Originally posted by: Chippeshwini

Watched Dum Laga Ke Haisha

It was a lot more serious than I thought it was gonna be. I REALLY appreciated Ayushmaan in this movie!

I knew Bhumi Pednekar was hyped after this, and for great reason as she seemed such a natural and very genuine. But for me, Ayushman kinda stole the show. His angst was extremely relatable, I think everyone has had a frustrating phase like his own when everything sucks and you know you're at fault partially but don't know what to do about it.

I'm so glad he picks the scripts that he picks =) Except for Nautanki Saala. That, was a mistake.

Loved the music, it was used very nicely as a background too. I was pretty much just smiling throughout the entire last race sequenc

Nice lesson about relationships too.

Originally posted by: Abhinaya08

 She yells, gets irritated, shakes her head, stomps off but cannot hear a word against him. When Rana asks her if she was his daughter, she proudly says that she is and adds that she might be a hundred times worse. She argues with him,sometimes feeling as if she has got the bad end of a deal but worries when he has gone off cycling by himself without even a word and breaks down when she knows that she would never get to hear those very tantrums again.

This emotion is love. Love for her father, concern which is evident even when she rages at him. He knows it. He understands his daughter like no one else and neither can he hear a word against her. A relationship so beautiful, this is the story of Piku and her father. Kudos to Deepika for engaging the viewers right from the beginning till the end. Her myriad of expressions will make sure to convey that she cannot be called wooden in any sense. BigB's tremendous performance was no surprise, stalwart that he is. Irrfan too with his subtlety and his expressions was very endearing  and whatever screen time he had with DP, their chemistry was evident.