#Laapata Ladies

[aahanna]

- "Love is innocent, love is pure, and love is willing to sacrifice everything for the ones it loves."

[bleuleia]

Laapata Ladies (2023)

[nocodesenpai]

Laapata ladies was everything I wanted it to be, and more

[jukti-torko-golpo]

Laapata Ladies is such a women for women kind of a movie.

[browngurl99]

I watched Laapata ladies and here are my thoughts:

Phool and Deepak are <3 (Arranged marriage gone right)

Female friendships. Female friendships. Female friendships.

The chai wali lady and Chotu >>>>>

Not only Deepak but his entire family is also green flag

Jaya and Phool are such well written characters. They feel so real to me 🥹

It is 100% worth the hype. Watch it now. A beautiful story which portrays real issues. The themes of independence, identity and ambitions are portrayed so well. This is the feminist movie we deserve.

[inpursuitofnunchi]

laapata ladies is such a beautiful film. phool and deepak's love story is so pure, it made me smile ear to ear. the genuine connection phool forges with manju maai and chhotu and their unbridled happiness at her safe return is just *chefs kiss*.

the way it portrayed the simplicity and kindness of commonfolks, the simmering aspirations of rural women, the inherent goodness of people in seemingly grey humans, ah. so so so beautiful. films like this have my whole heart.

[inertia-m]

laapata ladies

A brilliant film on friendship, love, life and dreams. There's something about small town films that have subtle feminist and feel-good arcs. Great plot, fun dialogues, amazing performances from the cast..uh, could've had a better trailer though.

But yeah, overall 10/10 - a must watch! This movie kinda reminded me of the 2006 film 'Dor'.

I laughed, cried and smiled all the way. Getting a message across without preaching anything is the key to making a great film. Every person (espec women) needs to watch this film.

Made me feel inspired to continue working towards my dreams and hopes, no matter what comes my way.

[cordelia-street]

laapata ladies is so good!!!!!

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Filmmaker Hansal Mehta Criticizes FFI After 'Laapataa Ladies' Misses Oscars Shortlist | People News

Mumbai: Filmmaker Hansal Mehta and Grammy-winning composer Ricky Kej have voiced their criticism of the Film Federation of India (FFI) after Kiran Rao’s ‘Laapataa Ladies’, India’s official entry for Best International Feature at the 97th Academy Awards, failed to make it to the Oscars shortlist. Mehta took to X (formerly Twitter) to express his disappointment. He shared a screenshot of the…

[bhaskarlive]

Ahead of ‘Laapata Ladies’ screening for judges, Aamir Khan visits Supreme Court

Ahead of the screening of the film ‘Laapata Ladies’ for judges, Bollywood actor Aamir Khan was seen on Friday witnessing the proceedings in the Chief Justice of India’s courtroom at the Supreme Court.

Khan joined the top court when a three-judge bench, headed by CJI DY Chandrachud and comprising Justices JB Pardiwala and Manoj Misra was hearing a matter pertaining to promotion of women in armed forces.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

[coffeeinthebackpack]

This might be an unpopular opinion but laapata ladies felt like an average movie to me. The themes were great, I loved Manju mai's character, Phool was adorable. The music was 10/10.However, Jaya's character felt a little rushed.

A one time watch for sure.

[nocodesenpai]

Easily one of my favourite movies ever!

[jukti-torko-golpo]

Manju maai has my whole heart.

[ivoryforts]

SUCH A GOOD MOVIE

Laapata ladies (dir. Kiran Rao)

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Kiran Rao reacts to rumours about her being the ‘reason’ for Aamir Khan and Reena Dutta’s divorce; clarifies saying, “It was not the fact”

In a recent interview, Kiran Rao revealed that she started dating him in 2004 and not in 2001, unlike what the rumours claim.

The unique family dynamics and the unlikely friendship between Reena Dutta and Kiran Rao became quite the talking point at the recently held wedding of Ira Khan, daughter of Aamir and his first wife Reena, with Nupur Shikhare. While many wondered about the camaraderie between both wives of Aamir, especially with rumours of Kiran being in a relationship with Khan as one of the likely reasons of for his divorce with Reena, Kiran decided to set the record straight.

While promoting her film Laapata Ladies, Kiran Rao opened up about her relationship with Reena Dutta wherein he she also asserted that she was not dating Khan before his divorce. In fact, the filmmaker asserted that she started dating him almost a couple of years after his separation. Speaking to Zoom she clarified on these rumours stating, “Lots of people think that Aamir and I connected on Lagaan (2001), we absolutely didn’t. Aamir and I got together during Swades (2004), he was going to shoot Mangal Pandey (2005) at the time.”

She went on to continue, “We had just shot a couple of commercials with Ashutosh Gowariker for Coke and that is where Aamir and I reconnected. 3-4 years after Lagaan. I wasn’t in touch with him. In fact, on Lagaan, I barely spoke to him. I was actually seeing somebody else during Lagaan. When Aamir and I started going out in 2004, everybody thought that this started when we were shooting for Lagaan and this caused the divorce, which was not the fact.”

In the same interview, Kiran also addressed her camaraderie with Reena and added, “Reena never left the family. It was very much the same when Aamir and Reena got divorced. The family was highly protective of Reena and when I got married, Reena was a part of the family and we became really good friends because she is an incredible human-being. I absolutely love her, she’s a dear friend.”

Kiran Rao and Aamir Khan tied the knot in 2005 but parted ways in 2021. However, they continue to share a cordial personal and professional relationship with the two of them also co-producing the recent release Laapata Ladies. The couple has a son named Azad born via surrogacy.

[weebotaku21]

I miss bollywood of 2000s to 2015 where we got films with meaningful stories , emotions and substance and not just big massy films with the same storyline.