#basically kabir singh sucks

[i-am-kind-of-lost]

Hiii

It's fine I understand sometimes it's just too much like you see incoming texts and asks but you can't bring yourself to respond :)

ALSO you love Kabir Singh OST too? Tbh the movie sucks which I think you agree with and eventho I've always followed Shahid I could not watch the complete movie which further proves he's a great actor look at me praising my fav I liked him since I watched jab we met as a kid and I had a phase where I was obsessed with Kareena and her character in my defense I was only around 5-6? Idk but I was a baby

I follow Rajkumar rao and Vicky Kaushal. used to follow Sushant but well

Also can I get link to playlist I'm too lazy to make one of my own👀

"It makes me as if I am 50 year old dude who has been married for 20 years and the video is also amazing." Lmao but mood tbh despite me being a girl I'm a 50 year old uncle wbk

About what I study...I sold my soul to biology chem and physics. Wby?

And if I follow you or not .....hmmm let me think.........if I answer that I think it will help narrow it down to someone

I can tell it but you will have to tell me who you suspect I am and I will either confirm or deny and if I'm none of the guesses I will tell if we are mutuals or not

Wow that sounded mysterious but well fuck that happened accidentally and I'm curious of who you think i am

~🧁

I love Rajkummar Rao, but god his last few movies have been so disappointing. Like fuck. He is stuck in a cycle where he is trying to replicate the success of Bareilly ki Barfi and Stree and it just isn't working. It's weird that Ayushmann pulls it off(even his last few have been a tad okayish). I hope he goes back to movies like Aligarh. Or just picks better scripts.

And Vicky Kaushal is just on a roll. If they are making a Night Manager remake, I hope he is cast in the lead role or Aditya Roy Kapoor. There have been talks of Ranbir Kapoor being cast, but I don't think he would be good in it.

To be fair, Jab We Met is a fucking good rom-com for Indian standards.

Also, I like Shahid Kapoor and the movie could have been good, if they tried to redeem him. Tried. Because in the movie he doesn't actually admit that he fucked up or realise his faults. In the final scene where he is patching things up with Kiara Advani. He is not apologising. He is still doing the same thing, where he goes, "Just let me handle it. I will talk to the guy, etc etc."

They did the cheap thing where they went, "Hey, his grandma died. Please feel bad for him."

So yeah. Overall a shitty film.

PCB. Well, welcome to hell, in case you just started. Or hope you're not having too much of a rough time, if you have been here for a while.

I did take PCM. Failed miserably at it. Then shifted to Arts. It's complicated and a very sad story. Currently doing Law. Because it's the most mainstream thing I can pursue without it being Engineering or Medical.

Like I said, you don't have to answer it. I do have you narrowed down 4-5 people. Obviously not going to try and guess. Because that would be weird. But yeah.

No need to answer, if you're not comfortable.

Here's the playlist. It's a really long playlist. Like, really long.😂.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0aLkuQU4L6S6bihrdD0sHS?si=5cd10a0bf33f4f02

PS- The first song being Take me to Church was totally non-intentional.

[fridayeveningfuneral]

Kabir Singh sucks and even my grandmother agrees

I know the Kabir Singh debate is over and many of us supposedly-woke, millennial folk have consensually agreed that it's a terrible film but i just felt like i should reiterate it by taking the example of my grandmother.

My grandmother enjoys films that are typically full of drama and songs and whatnot. Basically 80s/90s. She also has some very problematic thoughts (duh), which is fine. Anyway, so i decided to show her Kabir Singh. Within the first ten minutes she had a lot of questions:

"he's a drunkard, how will he save lives?"

"how will he be a doctor if he's only in college to beat people up?"

"how is the girl okay with all this?"

"what is that language?"

I am so happy to see such an appropriate reaction but also mildly ashamed that my father did not see anything wrong with the film.

Anyway, rant over. Bye.