Watch Street Dancer 3D With Us Here! Starting at 3pm Chicago Time!

Yaaaaay, Street Dancer 3D!!!! The movie I left work early to see opening day and regret NOTHING. It is everything I could want from a dance themed story of diaspora identity struggle. Okay, not everything, there could be a little more romance.

Crippling dance battle injuries! Dramatic bad one liner declarations! Body make-up! Shirtless dance of torment! Really, not to be missed.

You can watch it on Prime, and probably other places too. Hit “play” at 3pm Chicago time and join me here.

332 thoughts on “Watch Street Dancer 3D With Us Here! Starting at 3pm Chicago Time!

    • I thought Zero? Because they are good people!

      And also because I think of their relationship as Varun flirting with her and admiring her dancing, but Nora having more real feelings.

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      • It makes way more sense, I was just latching onto the “I know the other parts of your body” line.

        The flirting nature could also explain the lack of romance with Shraddha.

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        • That’s what I am thinking, Varun is ultimately innocent and unsexual, he and Shraddha feel like 12 year olds feeling each other out.

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          • Shraddha could be his sexual awakening. But the innocence could also be traced back to how sheltered he is, and his arc throughout the movie, so in a way, it makes sense. I think. Sort of.

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  1. Geography: Lahore is a Punjabi city in Pakistan. So this song is a lovely little “hey, there is part of the Punjabi region that is in Pakistan and part in India, we are all the same ethnicity”.

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  2. I haven’t seen the movie before, but idea of watching a match in donut shop with a policeman is pretty cute.

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    • I feel like there is probably something similar to wrestling, some number of times you back hits the floor or something that we don’t know about.

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  3. White turtleneck on Prabhu is another winner! Meanwhile Shraddha’s clothes just look messy and busy by comparison

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  4. Yes! Until the oppressed masses unite and fight their common oppressor, nothing will change! Look at the systems of power! I would say this is the most Marxist Dance Battle movie, but I’ve seen Step Up: Revolution.

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  5. I saw this in the theater with my dad, he fell asleep about halfway through, but this eating scene when Shraddha gets home is the only thing he remembers about the entire movie.

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  6. I’m having strange flashes of the BBC cop shows I watch. Are those police officers going to walk out of this brightly lit dance movie and into some gritty night light version of London and have their own story?

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  7. Aparshakti!!!!! Ayushmann’s little brother! Who plays the funny friend and I think can’t really handle this part. I keep thinking he is pretending to be poor and humble as a joke.

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  8. His hair bleach is growing out in these scenes and it really really doesn’t look good! Almost works for the character though, without being able to go to his London stylist, the color faded and the hair got too long.

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    • WE were just talking about that! Pretty sure this particular sequence was filmed late, so it had faded to the bleach and was growing out. It looks different (not better, but different) in other scenes.

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  9. Zarina Wahab NEVER gets to play a happy person! Oh wait, never mind, her DDD role gives me life. Remember that? When she was rich and snotty instead of oppressed and miserable?

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  10. Okay, I feel like Varun saying “GF” meaning “someone who will take care of you when you are old”, is supporting my “virgin” theory.

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    • What if he’s asexual? 😮

      That still leaves the option open to romance with Shraddha, which would be way more innocent and fit Varun and Shraddha’s capabilities as actors anyway.

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      • All Indian young people are asexual until they are married. That is what films have taught me, God magically calls forth sexual desire from dead clay as soon as the mangalsutra goes on.

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        • I feel like modern cinema is kind of breaking away from that, so it would actually be interesting to see someone who doesn’t experience sexual attraction even after marriage.

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  11. Did they make any other Prabhudeva references in the movie? I caught Urvashi, but I can’t remember if there was anything else, not counting Muqabla. I muted this a few times cuz I got bored.

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  12. They really went all out for the Happy Village just to give a background to Zarina’s call. Unless it is green screen footage from every other Happy Village movie.

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  13. I can only get behind Varun and Nora as a couple because the visuals of them together in this song are kind of hot. Aside from her on the floor.

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