#rahul and anjali

[stfulara]

in k3g when srk says, "socha kahan papa, socha toh bilkul nahin. bas pyar kiya. pyar." my inside melts, my heart does a triple flip, runs a 200m and then flat lines

ye ladka haye allha 🎀

[julissart]

Finally finishing with my #ninefanartchallenge featuring iconic couples from media 🤗💖

Después de varios días finalmente pude concretar estos dibujos, espero les guste mucho

For you, which would be your favorite iconic couple? 🤩

Ko-Fi

[that-was-a-bit-stupid-of-you]

man nothing beats rewatching your favorite childhood movie and realizing exactly how much you ship rahul and anjali

[lastofthe20thcenturygirls]

love at first sight is complete utter bullshit until rahul raichand sees anjali celebrating a cricket win from afar he starts hearing alka yagnik

[introspectivememories]

okay since, *checks notes in disbelief*, 25 people asked for it, here is my really niche timbern au. i present to you, my timbern "kabhi kushie kabhi gham" au.

tim is rahul

bear is anjali

duke and dami share rohan's role

colin wilkes is pooja

and last but not least, kon is naina

and for the rest of the cast:

yash raichand is obv bruce

nandini raichand is, i wanna say talia but talia would not but up with any of the bs that happens in this movie, so hal jordan

krish is terry mcginnis

everyone else is not that important

there's more but like it'll be a follow-up post simply because this is getting too long

[expositor-jo]

So...

I finished my first playthrough of Stray Gods

I'm crying so much

This game is so incredible

[cordelia-street]

sometimes i am normal then i remember srk looking at kajol and dekha tenu pehli pehli baar ve hone laga dil bekarar ve rabba mainu ki ho gaya dil jaaniye haaye mainu ki ho gaya and i go absolutely insane

[anotherfanaccount]

Anjali and Rahul from k3g gave love at first sight, bantering flirting, forbidden lovers, and married couple. KJo really peaked with srk Kajol there.

[milkteawithrusk]

😭 which ones tho?

nahhh bb you don't wanna know 😭

can't sing the entirety of its going down from descendants 2, never watched just add magic (like probably only 5-6 episodes), pcmb student, short (below 5'5), like rahul khanna, can't get your body moving baby chammiya style, only child, never watched sky high

[friends-to-lovers-tournament]

Friends to Lovers Tournament: Round 1, Side A, Match 4

propaganda under the cut!

Rahulanjali:

THE ULTIMATE FRIENDS TO LOVERS!!! college best friends, incredible banter and competitiveness and teasing. mutual pining and a SLOW burn (like over 9 years). their chemistry in every way is through the roof, and honestly rahul’s line “pyaar dosti hai” / “(romantic) love is friendship” defined my perspective on love and i’m sure it did for a lot of the south asian kids who grew up with this movie

Dexer:

Waaaaaahahhhhhh they're so adorable. They have the sweetest, most caring relationship. They've been friends for 10 years now, since they've been 8. They really love each other. A problem they're dealing with is the homophobia of the 80s, and they support and stand up for each other. My phone autocorrects their names into all capital letters because I yell about them so much haha

[fictional-sluts-blog]

Is it just me or is anyone else in love with Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham

And maybe Rahul Raichand???

[quolant]

rewatching kuch kuch hota hai … as bonkers and dated as the plot is the songs are fire

[theinfinitedivides]

setting up a GoFundMe for Rohan's therapy needs bc God knows after the kind of effort he put into that mall reunion he f*cking needs it

[lastofthe20thcenturygirls]

[ofsrkajol]

"Hold it please, something is missing. Kuch to gadbad hai."

"..."

"Ab thik hai?"

31-5-98 | Kuch kuch hota hai (1998), Dharma Productions

[roobylavender]

i feel like the problem with so many pakistani dramas is they're like. a totalitarian exercise in relenting to the parent and forgiving them for all of their mistakes regardless of the severity of them. and i imagine it is funny to see me say that considering how often i wax rhetoric about how many of our parents are the products of violent cycles and there are times where we can't wholeheartedly blame them for being anyone other than who they were trained to be. but i also think there's a difference between forgiving your parents for not being able to escape their upbringing, and simply accepting that you will always have a subservient role to them, even in that process of forgiveness. like i don't think children have to go peacefully when they're being violently abused or cast out from their families or derided for entertaining dishonor. and this mindset we have wherein children have to be the perfect victims—broken, demure, never expressing any sort of outcry at the way they're treated—otherwise they're ungrateful and prone to derision by an audience for how much pain they've caused their parents, as if they haven't been caused extensive pain as well, really bothers me. like it's soured sooo many old dramas focused on parent-child conflicts for me bc of the way audiences villainize non-ideal trauma responses from children who are either forced into marriages or outcast from their families for refusing to be forced in the first place