This is one of my least popular, and most difficult, blog series. It’s hardcore analysis, social and shot by shot and narrative and history of the film industry and history of India and everything I have ever learned all in one place. I am up to section 20 now, and 100 screen shots, and I am barely past intermission. But I thought I should probably just put together an index post to make it easy for latecomers to catch up. And hopefully get a few more readers to justify the amount of effort I am putting in!
Prologue:
I started by going through all the SRKajol films shot by shot, so before I even got to DDLJ, I had already done Karan-Arjun and Baazigar.
Karan-Arjun part 1
Karan-Arjun part 2
Karan-Arjun part 3
Karan-Arjun part 4
Karan-Arjun part 5
Baazigar part 1
Baazigar part 2
Baazigar part 3
Baazigar part 4
Baazigar part 5
Baazigar part 6
Baazigar part 7
Baazigar part 8
Okay, prologue over! Time for the main event. Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, the most important film since Sholay, perfectly constructed, perfectly performed, perfect in every way, which takes many many words to explain.
DDLJ part 1
DDLJ part 2
DDLJ part 3
DDLJ part 4
DDLJ part 5
DDLJ part 6
DDLJ part 7
DDLJ part 8
DDLJ part 9
DDLJ part 10
DDLJ part 11
DDLJ part 12
DDLJ part 13
DDLJ part 14
DDLJ part 15
DDLJ part 16
DDLJ part 17
DDLJ part 18
DDLJ part 19
DDLJ part 20
DDLJ part 21
DDLJ part 22
DDLJ part 23
DDLJ part 24
DDLJ part 25
DDLJ part 26
DDLJ part 27
DDLJ part 28
DDLJ part 29
DDLJ part 30
DDLJ part 31
DDLJ part 32
DDLJ part 33
DDLJ part 34
DDLJ part 35
DDLJ part 36
DDLJ Part 37
DDLJ Part 38
DDLJ part 39
DDLJ part 40
DDLJ Part 41
DDLJ Part 42
DDLJ Part 43
DDLJ Part 44
DDLJ Part 45
DDLJ Part 46
DDLJ Part 47
DDLJ Part 48
DDLJ Part 49
DDLJ Part 50
DDLJ Part 51
Epilogue:
Humpty Sharma and How it Makes a Variation on DDLJ part 1
Humpty Sharma and DDLJ part 2
What Makes DDLJ so Unique as a Rom-Com
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Hi will you please add parts 50 and 51 hyperlinks to this post? thanks
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Yep! Thanks for the reminder
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Hi Margaret,
I just wanted to say that I love your ddlj analysis.
Can add part 52 and 53 to this index and also soon post the rest of the movie
Thanks
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Hi Margaret,
Love reading your posts.
Can you finish the rest of the movie after the Kajol fainting scene.
If you have, can you add the links.
Thanks 👍
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Please continue!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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