Jab Harry Met Sejal Scene By Scene Index

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I don’t know why I didn’t start doing this ages ago.  So much easier to just have one place to come back to instead of trying to link to every other post from within each post like some kind of crazed math graphing problem.  It’s here!  It’s all here!  And I will just update this one place as I add new posts.

Jab Harry Met Leadup Posts:

Jab Harry Met Sejal and Guide

Jab Harry Met Sejal and Imtiaz Ali

Jab Harry Met Sejal and Chaahat, Shahrukh the Gigolo

Jab Harry Met Sejal and Patiala House, Anushka Wakes Up a Sad Man

Jab Harry Met Sejal and Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi and Jab Tak Hain Jaan

Jab Harry Met Sejal and Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha, Traveling Romances

Original Reviews:

No Spoiler Review

Spoiler Review

JHMS Inspired Sexy Shahrukh Fanfic

Shahrukh as Sexy Widower Romancing Uninterested Juhi Chawla

Shahrukh as James Bond Romancing Courtesan Madhuri/Innocent Secretary Tabu

Full Scene By Scene:

Part 1: First Song and First Meeting

Part 2: A car ride and a conversation

Part 3: Indemnity Bond

Part 4: Phones and Clothes

Part 5: Chinese Vase

Part 6: A Chase

Part 7: Hiding, Talking, Sleeping

Part 8: Radha Set-Up

Part 9: Radha, the Peak of the Film

Part 10: A Girlfriend Proposal

Part 11: The DDLJ Moment Reinvented

Part 12: Beech Beech Mein and More

Part 13: Klara Appears

Part 14: No Legal Offense

Part 15: The World Intrudes

Part 16: A Train Ride and a Hug

Part 17: Anushka is Layak and Shahrukh Tells Her So

Part 18: “Phurr” and Anushka’s awakening

Part 19: The Universality of Heartbreak

Part 20: Portugal and India

Part 21: A Ring is A Ring is A Ring

Part 22: Yaadon Mein and Love Making

Part 23: Mostly Raula

Part 24: The Fight

Part 25: Harry Makes His Move

Part 26: The Kiss

Part 27: Butterfly

 

Discussion Space Posts:

Sejal

Harry

What Happens Next?

Circles and 3s

 

Deleted Scenes

“Look, No Touch”

“Tell me, who are you?”

Hallway

Frankfurt Apartment

Last Night

76 thoughts on “Jab Harry Met Sejal Scene By Scene Index”

  1. I want to thank you, sending to you a lot of love, thanks to your blog about”Jab Harry Met Sejal”, I became like my favorite movie”Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna” More and see a lot of new things in it.

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  19. Hi. I loved your analysis of Jab Harry met Sejal. Also, you helped me clarify some things that, due to translation defects, make it difficult to understand certain scenes. (I watch the movies with subtitles in Spanish or English) Congratulations! I follow you from now on to be able to read your posts. A hug!

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  20. I know it’s been years since JHMS first came out, but I just watched it yesterday and I’m FULL of so many thoughts. I actually wound up binge-reading this whole masterpost immediately after because I wanted to read through them before my second rewatch! I remember this came out in 2017, around the time I had health problems – so even though JHMS was exactly the kind of thing I’d love to watch (romance but with a lot of those lovely internal character-driven moments), I could just never get down to watching it. Now finally I got to, and I loved it! I think I’m going to wind up leaving comments on each of the scene by scenes, if that’s okay!

    I do love JHMS the most because it seems to touch on what it means to lose and regain both a sense of home, and a sense of self. When I was in college, diaspora literature was my field of interest, and the way immigrants and exiles viewed their homes and places of origin was something I was always drawn to (I was born and brought up in Dubai, so part of that interest was very much personal). I see a lot of that in Harry, and I can see how Sejal provides a sense of groundedness that he believes he has lost, while also gaining a self she had never thought existed before she met him. Can’t wait to rewatch the film and comment on the scene-by-scenes!

    I only wish I was around in real-time to enjoy these scenes with you all, those discussions really looked like great fun.

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    • Oh, I am so glad you watched it! And very excited to read your comments on the other posts! It is just such a thought provoking film. And there is so much there for folks to relate to, issues around growing up, class,diaspora, romance, everything.

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