#SRK sad songs

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Mein Tera rasta dekhunga 🤝 Tera rasta chodoon na

Amitabh Bhattacharya the lyricist you are. Srk the sad lover you are.

[wisedreamlandvoid]

When jagjit singh sings "unse nazre kya mili Roshan fizaaye ho gai"

And when he sings "Khulti zulfo ne sikhai mausamo ko shayari. Jhukti aankho ne btaya maikashi kya cheez hai"

And when he sings " hum labho se keh na paye ,unse haal-e-dil kabhi aur wo samjhe nhi ki ye khamoshi kya chiz hai

When he sings "koi fariyad tere dil me dabi ho jese tune aankho se koi baat kahi ho jese "

"is tarah pehroh tuje sochhta rehta hu me meri har saas tere naam likhi ho jese "

[firefeelsfine]

HELLO pretty people!!!🌸 <3

The intro post is finally here...🫴🏻✨

ABOUT ME :- she/her | 8teen | Pisces | ENFJ -A | Girl's girl | certified panick mechine | super random | desi | hopeless romantic.🌼

Wanna know more about me, here you go:-

🌸 yepp, so my name is KEHKESHA which means Galaxy & The name originates from Persian language.

( I am truly in love with my name, so please try not to mess it up while interacting. )

🌸I am a die heart fan of SRK and RK.

( it's okay if you don't like them or the way they act...I respect your views nevertheless.)

🌸what do I mostly post?

Random shit, that's right. Relatable kinda shit , random funny looking pictures , memes and rants. In short everything that would show a sense of carelessness towards life and people. Because let's be honest , we all are struggling with stuff one way or another. So ig it's better to deal with that shit by making it somewhat random.

But but but, at times I may tap into my devdas zone, and post or reblog something kinda sad. ( Not negative or something devestating, just simply sad) Something that may or may not touch that hidden empty void in your heart.

🌸 there is nothing in this world that will ever come close to how much i love tulips 🌷🌷🌷

🌸I am not religious but very spritual.

🌸I respect every religion with all my heart. I am obsessed with Indian myths and history. I would really appreciate hearing anyone speaking of there culture, the traditions they follow, the facts and the myths, all of it together and everything in between as well. Feel free to reach out to me for the same.

🌸my favourite colour changes with my mood, today it's rose gold.

🌸I am seriously very chaotic. If my chaos makes sense to you, we're meant to vibe together.

🌸my favourite vibe:- midnight thoughts with Lo-fi Beats.

🌸 I have bunch of interest, here goes the list:-

• imtiyaz ali movies ( my go to )

• F.R.I.E.N.D.S ( nothing compares to that common! )

• music:- jagjit singh, Mukesh, kishore kumar songs are a bliss to me. Shreya Ghoshal, Mohit Chauhan, Arjit Singh top my playlist every now and then. The weekend, JVKE , arctic monkeys, Chris brown make my playlist near to perfect.

But but but...LANA DEL RAY & ISABEL LAROSA make me tap into my siren self way too quick.

• I am diagnosed with moderate anxiety and an undiagnosed mild ADHD awaits me.

•THE SCARLET WITCH from the MCU is my comfort character. ( It's weird ik)

• I like every existing shade of maroon.

🌸 relationship status :- in love- hate relationship with my life.

🌸I am in love with the idea of being in love.💌

🌸I get lost in my books every now & then ( I won't be posting anything about what I read , in this blog, because I cannot tolerate listening to anyone having an opinion on why they don't like a character that I may be obsessed with at that very point of time. I will get defensive and that won't end good . I know me)

🌸 recommendation for kdramas, songs , movies and tv shows of any kind are appreciated.

( need an recommendation from my end ? Do try watching • It's Okay to Not Be Okay • 2020 ‧• Romance • kdrama )

• I really cherish this drama because I feel it is very me coded. Don't forget to tell me your views on it if you do watch it.

🌷🌷🌷 I am obsessed with my govind, my protector, my bestie and my supreme support 🌷🌷🌷

NAGAR NANDJI NA LAAL...💌💌💌

Also, my two alltime favourite songs ( hindi)

My alltime favourites ( english)

If you're a creep who just wants to disturb people's mental peace first of all get a life, And second of all try not to try your dirty tricks on me. I am not a girl who will ignore or block you. I very well know some people , who would not only trace you but will make sure to get your life as miserable as possible. MARK MY WORDS !!!

PS :- My brother's bachelor's degree in criminal justice works like magic at times.

🌸 other than this , I am a really friendly person, so feel free to reach out to me.

Tons of love to my stunning mutuals <3 🫴🏻✨I adore you guys so damn muchhhhhh 💌

[cupidsbower]

Dunki review

Spoilers for themes and tone below. Don't read if you want to go in cold. In short: recommended.

I can see now why none of the trailers for Dunki really did it for me. The second drop song Lutt Putt did though, and that was enough for me to think the trailers might be misrepresenting the film.

I was right. Or rather, it's not that they misrepresent the film, but they misdirect about what the actual journey is so that you're not spoiled.

The thing the trailers are working so hard to hide is that this is a tragedy. Yes, it has a lot of laugh-out-loud moments, especially in the first half. It also has some pointed satire as you'd expect from this director, and adventure, and a bit of action, and some rousing speeches. And romance of course, with SRK at his soulful best. It has all of that, and it's deftly done and very entertaining.

But we all should have known from the title that there was only one way a story like this could really end.

Dunki is about the bitterness of poverty, and how it strips people to their core character and forces them into making choices that change their lives forever. Even when that change leads to the best possible outcome - which it usually doesn't - it's at the price of bone deep regret that cannot be undone. It's life ruining.

Of Shah Ruhk Khan's three movies this year, I was bored by Pathaan, but could see why people were keen on it. In contrast, I was sold on Jawan from the first preview and adored it - a highlight of the year for me. But I didn't really get what all the fuss was about Dunki, and why people were so hyped about it.

I get it now. This director knows their stuff.

I'm not sure how big a hit Dunki will be, because I don't think it will be what people expect. It's not a feel-good Christmas movie. I got the vibe from people leaving the cinema that they enjoyed it, but weren't wowed.

I enjoyed it a lot - in a completely different way to Jawan, even though it has some thematic similarities. I need to mull Dunki over some more before I come to a final conclusion about it. Do I want to re-watch it? I think so, but maybe not for a while. It made me sad.

Dunki is a really entertaining movie and I recommend it, just be ready for a tragedy, not a romcom.

You'll laugh. You'll fall in love. You'll have your heart stomped on. It's a whole ride.

[cult-of-the-eye]

...some more desi!jon and martin hcs? for the soul?

Hello!!! Sorry for taking so long to answer, I needed to get into the right headspace lol

You know how it's a desi custom to like feed each other cake on birthdays? You do it with your loved ones especially so I'm imagining it's Jon's birthday and Tim insists on feeding him cake and he begrudgingly agrees then suddenly everyones feeding him cake and laughing and feeding everyone else and Martin really shouldn't feel like it's so intimate (indirect kisses as such) but it's a bonding moment for the whole archives crew

Jon is like insanely good at rangoli patterns, his grandma put him to work every festival season and it kept his hands busy for hours on end, building spiral patterns with vibrant powders. He lost some of it over the years, but in the Scottish Safehouse, he makes smaller patterns across the entrance almost as a sigil against everything they were being hunted by

Martin has a pretty good Bengali accent and is fluent, his mum refused to speak anything other than Bangla so he's kept it up all these years and gotten quite good at it to the point where he's sometimes mistaken for a native speaker

Jon has an atrocious accent and can just about get by in Hindi, he had been sat down by his grandma to try and teach him a couple of times over his childhood but he never could concentrate for long enough, his grandma shouted too much for his liking and he was a gifted kid so if he didn't get it immediately, he wouldn't do it at all

Jon's favourite Bollywood actor is Irrfan Khan cause he thinks he's super impactful and he loved him in Piku (but he grew up watching mostly old black and white Bangla movies directed by satyajit Roy like Pather Panchali)

Martin's favourite has to be SRK cause he's a classic and he grew up watching him and whenever he's sad he watches Kuch Kuch Hota Hai or Chennai Express

They both adore 3 Idiots though, like they were both screwed over by the education system in different ways (Martin struggled with juggling school and caring for his mum so he ended up dropping out, Jon and his burned out gifted kid vibes), they understand the pressure to get a certain level of educated and a certain type of profession (they would've gotten it from judgemental relatives lol like you couldve used your intelligence to become an engineer and instead you work for a falthu place) and they definitely understand the mental health issues and the friendship between the guys reminds them of their own friendships over the years

Also that song "give me some sunshine, give me some rain" like one day Martin's humming it and Jon's like is that???? and then Martin starts singing it and they do a little duet (martin was classically trained in rabindra Sangeet so he has a smooth velvety voice and jons is decent) and then it can become a super angsty call back in MAG 200

That's all I got!! Thanks for the ask!!

[neengareadynaaready]

Jawan (2023) Spoiler Review

I urge anyone and everyone to watch it because it is so much fun from beginning to end. Also, SRK is just ugggghhh so damn hot.

Spoilers from here on out.

Alright, let me get this out of the way first: the movie was very massy and I loved it. That said, I wasn't completely blown away by the story and delivery because I'm up to my eyeballs in south Indian mass movies.

Now, there are people who look down on very massy action films. They think it's inferior or not nuanced enough. Some like only certain mass films and think that the ones they like are the superior kind of mass movies. If you're that kind of person, we're gonna have problems.

One, Jawan isn't a mindblowing film BUT it is undeniably a fun film with lots of exciting action, a good and tight storyline, and good songs.

SRK is SRK. There's a reason fans call him King Khan. His charisma is off the charts. He is great as Azad and absolutely breathtaking and unforgettable as Vikram Rathore. I am serious about the unforgettable part. I fear that his next characters, especially if they're older guys, will be compared to the legend Vikram Rathore. I almost wish Atlee would make a sequel because I want to see Vikram again, in his silver fox era, going on missions with his team (and his son somewhere there).

I wasn't really surprised with the DILF in this movie because I do think Atlee has some daddy issues. If you've seen his older movies like Mersal and Bigil, you might have noticed that the dad characters are given banger bgms and better entry scenes (Vetrimaaran and Rayappan, respectively). Vijay's title card in Mersal was Vetrimaaran's theme, while the title card in Bigil has Rayappan's theme/BGM. But Atlee killed them off in those two movies, so he subverted his own tropes in Jawan (THANK GOD BECAUSE WE WOULDN'T HAVE GOTTEN VIKRAM RATHORE OTHERWISE - sorry, I will not shut up about Vikram okay).

The Girls. Who doesn't love the women of Jawan? Seriously. They absolutely made me giddy with excitement. One, because they were awesome, and we so their backstories and how loyal they were to Azad, and how Azad loved them and was loyal to them, too. Also, that time they called him because he was in the biggest fight of his life (WEDDING NIGHT)! That was honestly the cutest shit ever. If you saw Bigil, Atlee was gunning for that, too, but Bigil is more tamed seeing as it is a sports movie.

Nayanthara and Deepika as they love interests are really good. I was so sad when I learned Aishwarya's fate (shoutout to Atlee who *also* named the mom here Aishwarya -- they're both strong, amazing women). Nayanthara is so damn good and so damn cool (but I am biased towards Jayam Ravi/Nayanthara pairing lmao).

That Sanjay Dutt cameo! Oh, man, I laughed and clapped! I had such a ball of a time. And the revelation that they were friends and he had been helping him all along! Aaaaaah, so satisfying to see honestly. Atlee, why don't you make this a series? I wanna see more of all of them.

Now, on to some things that didn't feel so satisfying to me:

I have seen Vijay Sethupathi play the villain role several times. His performance as Bhavani in Master and Vedha in Vikram Vedha (2017) are tough to beat. It's also really difficult not to compare his performance in Jawan to his performance in those two films because I had such high expectations (yes, I know, my fault a little bit). I feel like his charisma that he usually brings to the table was only seen in small parts, bits and pieces. So, that felt a little bit underwhelming.

Okay, so I like the songs! Anirudh has shown how versatile he is in producing different song genres (but currently movies and fans expect hero-elevation music from him, and that is completely understandable). But I couldn't pinpoint Vikram or Azad's main theme or main bgm. I'm recalling all the Bollywood movies I've watched over the years, and perhaps this isn't a thing in Bollywood films? (Again, if you think having specific bgm for the hero's entry or badass moment is corny, this review isn't for you, sorry, I'm into that shit, I grew up on anime). I know there's a bgm for Azad's entry at the jail and there's literally a song called Vikram Rathore but they just didn't stand out much. You can, of course, argue that SRK doesn't need bgms to elevate him to god-like status. That's true. This is just a me thing, as someone who looks forward to such bgms in mass movies from the south.

OK, I didn't think my review would be this long. I just had many thoughts while watching Jawan. Anyway, like I said, this one is a total banger of a movie. SRK is an absolute joy to watch! What an amazing performer and actor!

[hereforb99]

I watched Dunki on the second day (sorry, i had to break the tradition of watching the first day first show cause depression won over), and it was underwhelming, to say the least.

So yes, there was a plot, but the execution sucked? I was not at all entertained nor moved by any of the reasons why these 3 wanted to go to London. None of the reasons felt pressing enough for them to undertake this extremely dangerous journey. I was moved only by Vicky Kaushal's backstory. But that was it. Neither has the movie utilised the actor Boman Irani, which was sad. None of the jokes landed for me. They were too cringe 😭 I also did not like Taapsee or SRK's performance (his acting sucked sorry he was overacting😭) but of course, SRK is a treat to watch on screen.

But I did like SRK's character, Hardy, tho. He reminded me of our kdrama oppas, and then it struck me that SRK has always given us oppa vibes!

I feel like one of the main reason Bollywood movies suck nowadays is because of the way they are executed. They just know how to fuck up a good plot with their extremely bad execution. But if you look at Jawan, directed by a South Indian, everything about it was top-notch. Even tho, one would say it really doesn't have a plot (I don't necessarily agree with this but ok), everything about it was executed reallly well - from cinematography, to backstory to songs, etc.

That being said, I'm extremely happy that SRK had a great year in terms of conquering the box office. I'm also very glad that I could watch all 3 of his movies at the cinemas this year (watched Pathaan and Jawan twice at the cinemas 😎). I also absolutely never care about plots if there's SRK, so even if continues to make shitty films, I'll always go watch it.

I'll miss him in 2024 😭

[i-am-kind-of-lost]

Jawan audio jukebox dropped.

Sad young kid who sees mom die song. Check.

Deepika/SRK song. Check

[two-tyred-problems]

hiii I got tagged again by @kazoologist to answer some questions about myself :)))

Do you make your bed? When I get home, but I always forget in the mornings

Favourite number? 67 and 8. No idea why, it’s the vibe

What’s your job? Right now I’m still trying to get one TwT. Other than that I’m studying

If you could go back to school, would you? I dunno, technically I’m still studying, but I guess I’d go back for my friends. It’s just so easy to hang out with them during free periods

Can you parallel park? Not yet, but hopefully soon

Do you think Aliens are real? It’s probable but I don’t believe in the Area 51 conspiracy type stuff

Can you drive a manual car? Also not yet, but hopefully soon, since I am in the process of getting my license (have I already complained how expensive it is? No??? I have to pay like 4000€ QwQ (normal price ik but still expensive))

Guilty pleasure? Those 'cringey' 2010s songs, like Fight Song. Idk why but there’s nothing more effective for cheering me up. I also love watching Bollywood dance scenes, the music and the energy!! Nothing compares for me. I also consume an unhealthy amount of Yogurette. Also (mostly passively) engaging in some petty internet drama for funsies! So entertaining

Tattoos? None yet! But I might get a flying Shrike tattooed

Favourite colour? Blue and pink (in Barbie movie style)

Favourite type of music? Oooh I dunno, I like those 2000s party songs but also songs like The Adults are talking (no idea what genre that is) and some Bollywood songs. I’ve also recently taken a liking to German music again

Do you like Puzzles? Depends, I like jigsaw puzzles just fine, but others not so much, I’m not much of a riddler

Favourite childhood sport? Zumba (type of choreographed dancing) and fencing. Fencing was exhausting but so fun, sadly I didn’t like the trainer

Do you talk to yourself? Not really

First thing you wanted to be when growing up? Princess, because I could’ve had all the horses I wanted. Also Egyptologist. No idea wich one came first

What movies do you adore? Tough, I don’t really watch many movies anymore. But I like the Top Gun movies, watched the second part in the cinema, which was awesome and the Batman Unlimited movies since I like the artstyle in those. I also like Jawan (2023), an Indian movie and one of the best films I’ve watched recently. SRK and his gang of 6 women rightening the Gouvernement with a bit of found family themes and accidental child acquisition. Some very heart wrenching scenes but also plenty of fun action, some dance scenes and SRK looking hot as ever in his father/son double role. There are some scenes that could be very triggering tho, same for the next movie I like Happy New Year (2014), although this movies is more of a comedy and there are less sad scenes. Also Mohini is one of my fave characters I love her

Idk who to tag sorrrryyy

[lastofthe20thcenturygirls]

it's always 'I love you' and never dil ko bana de jo patang saansein yeh teri wo hawayein hai

[sunnyleonesongz]

Download Hindi Top Sad Song " Hamesha Tumko Chaha" Hindi Top Sad Songs Collection.... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appogenie.hindisadsongs&hl=en #best_sad_songs #hindi_top_sad_songs #bollywood_sad_songs #hindi_top_sad_songs #heart_touch_sad_songs Artists: Udit Narayan, Kavita Krishnamurthy Movie: Devdas Released: 2002

[fayn3ko]

favorite SRK moments 6 / ∞

→ Jag Soona Soona Lage (Om Shanti Om)

[chameli]

top 5 kareena kapoor movies!

I love this question! 💕

Asoka (2001) - The fact that this film released the same year as K3G with Kareena playing drastically different characters blows my mind. The girl can act. She was amazing as Kaurwaki and I loved the minimal makeup look (I would always do my eyeliner like hers lol). I think Kareena held her own against SRK and their chemistry was on fire. Plus she looked amazing in the songs. Her introduction scene? Iconic. One thing I really love about Kareena is how well she can emote with just her eyes, especially in the Raat Ka Nasha song. Like, I could literally feel her longing. Also the scene where Asoka was teaching her how to use a sword rewired my brain. The sexual tension 🫠

Jab We Met (2007) - In my opinion, this film is the closest you can get to perfection. It still feels fresh even after all these years and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to get into Bollywood. Kareena truly shined as Geet and I loved her character development throughout the film. And who can forget her iconic "I'm my favorite" dialogue? I need her confidence. She had wonderful chemistry with Shahid and I love how their relationship blossomed organically without his character expecting anything in return. I can never get tired of watching this film. The songs, outfits, cinematography, even the side characters – everything was on point!

Talaash (2012) - I love this film so much. It's dark & gritty but also very heartbreaking with an eerie vibe. Kareena looked beautiful (her outfits were sooo cute) and I think this was her best performance – very mature and restrained. Aamir & Rani were amazing but Kareena's character left me haunted. There was a gentle softness about her, but you could feel her lingering sadness whenever she appeared onscreen. I also appreciated the (non-romantic) pairing with Aamir and how he brought closure to her character.

Fida (2004) - Kareena was really good in this. I think it was the first time she played a negative role, but she looked so good while being bad. She also had the cutest shoulder length hairstyle which I loved so much, I had to copy it. Kareena & Fardeen were super hot together and I loved their chemistry. I was rooting for Fardeen to kick Shahid's ass. Those two characters (in my opinion) showed us the difference between a man vs a boy. Despite being flawed and a bit cheesy, Fida is still an enjoyable thriller with good songs and tons of drama. Also the shower scene still shocks me to this day because it was just that unexpected.

Bodyguard (2011) - Yes, I know this is technically a Salman Khan film but I watched it in theaters only for Kareena. She looked absolutely gorgeous. I loved her styling and wardrobe so much. Her intro scene was amazinggg. I also liked that they used Karisma's voice whenever Kareena's character was pretending to be the secret admirer – it was such a cute little detail. Kareena looked especially stunning in Teri Meri, though I wish they used a different male singer (no offense). I love fun masala films so much and this one is definitely up there!

put “top 5” anything in my ask and i will answer ok go

[torydarixs]

hi. i'm shat (call me daisy if you wish). i'm 20, desi, my pronouns are she/her and i love cardan greenbriar. alex claremont diaz and i have the same birthday i'm sorry i had to. that's all.

lol no i'm kidding

my fandoms are grishaverse, tfota, tsc, trc, aftg, tsoa, zodiac academy, stalking jack the ripper and a lot more tbh it's difficult to fit them all here.

i love taylor swift (duh), one direction, 5sos, lana del rey, chase atlantic, kendrick lamar and the 1975. arijit singh, shreya ghoshal, darshan raval, armaan malik, shankar mahadevan are all top tier.

im a massive formula 1 fan so if you like it come talk to me <3

i also love brooklyn 99, gossip girl (original), the vampire diaries, deadly class, house of cards, bridgerton, designated survivor, breaking bad, narcos and a couple other shows. your girl is a hopeless bollywood romantic so ofc movies like kal ho na ho, kuch kuch hota hai, bunty aur babli, ram leela etc are my thing (we believe in srk supremacy on this blog).

dni if you're homophobic, transphobic, pedophile etc etc you know the drill. just don't interact if you're an asshole or looking for drama. i am also not interested in being your sugar baby so for the love of god stay away.

here is your motivation to read the folk of the air

"I hate you because i think of you. often. it's disgusting, and i can't stop."

and all for the game

"i hate every inch of you. that doesn't mean i wouldn't blow you"

yes i'm a sucker for enemies to lovers, get over it

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[arjsstuff]

Kabhi Haan, Kabhi Naa

There is something about Kabhi Ha, Kabhi Na which makes it so different from all of the Shah Rukh Khan movies I have watched. Despite watching Aye kaash ke hum song a gazillion times and being enamoured by SRK’s innocence in it, I never watched the movie. In fact my mom who is such a huge fan of SRK also never spoke to me about it. So I finally decided to watch it today and OMG I cried like 4 times throughout the movie, not because it’s a sad movie, but because I was able to connect and relate to it on so many levels.

The movie is about Sunil, a sweet loser friend we all have in our firend’s group. Sunil loves Anna but she is in love with Chris, who are all part of the same band. Sunil has only one goal in his life, which is to make Anna happy. When Anna returns back to her hometown, she realises she is in love with Chris and when Sunil gets to know that Anna and Chris actually love each other, he tries everything that he can in his capacity to seperate them, including creating misunderstandings between them. One such day, he lies to Chris so that he is able to take Anna on a date, which Chris eventually discovers, leading to Sunil getting kicked out of their band. I mean anyone would do this, and until this point I was really annoyed with Sunil for being such a childish and annoying person.

Later on due to Sunil saving them from a group of unruly customers at a bar, he is back in the group although he realises that it’s too late to win Anna back since Chris has proposed her for marriage. However, later on Chris and Anna breakup due to their economic status differences and Chris’s parents arranging his marriage with someone else. On the other side, Sunil lies to his parents about passing his undergrad degree with first class for which a party is arranged. Unable to bear the fact that he lied about passing the exams and his parents being truly proud of him, he decides to confesses that he lied. He loses his face once again in front of everyone but the friendly neighbourhood Father consoles Sunil and his family. That night Sunil and Anna’s parents decide to arrange their marriage. This scene is indicative of a lot of things, the fact that Sunil had to constantly lie a lot of times and get caught for it is becuase of low self confidence, that people around him deemed him worthless and did not have faith in him, etc. This one moment in his life was like everyobody has forgiven him, and that they still trusted him. I just wish his dad let him continue with his passion for music instead of forcing him to look after their garage.

Finally, Sunil gets what he kept wishing all his,and is able to marry Anna. He even promises her parents that he will keep her happy forever regardless of the fact that everyone considers him a loser. However, he realises that Anna is still in love with Chris and backs off. The movie ends with Anna and Chris getting married, and just like the movie starts with a dream of Anna and Sunil’s wedding, where Sunil drops the ring, Chris drops the ring and Sunil visualises his dream in front of his eyes, just that this time he does not pick up the ring, even though he knows where it fell. After the wedding Sunil is heartbroken and sits outside the Church where he meets a stranger in the town who asks for an address, and Sunil helps her with the bags. He happily accompanies her to the destination, indicating that Sunil would move on. 

I swear to god if Juhi didn’t appear in that Last scene I would have cried for 15 more minutes. To be honest, this story isn’t out of the ordinary, it’s a simple, predictable story of unrequited love we all have read and heard, but I really cannot explain how beautifully it was expressed. The hero of this movie is someone who would never be considered as a hero in reallife. In addition to this, the movie delved into various aspects of a coming-of-age movies like relationship with parents, siblings, friends group, interaction with adults in life etc. This movie had me crying in all those parts SRK cried and this was probably his most pure portrayal of a character; naïve, simple, honest and really really adorable. I really respect Sunil for backing off at the right time, a stark contrast to SRK’s character in Darr.The cast was great with familiar 90′s faces and the music was really lovely. After watching the movie I realised what the title actually meant; it was not just about Kabhi Ha Kabhi Na in love, it was also about learning to accept rejections and moving on in life with a hope for a better day. It is so hard to come across such movies in this age and this will always be my favourite SRK movie. SRK shines brighter than anyone in this movie! and of course it’s his favourtie movie as well:) 

[honeytuesday]

got that Superhit Sad Songs of SRK playlist on so u know i'm Really going through it