Sunday WatchAlong, DDLJ! Right Here, Starting at 10am! Woo-Hoo!

So excited for a DDLJ watchalong! I will be very superficial and dumb I suspect, far less “let’s consider the deconstruction of the typical Hindi film hero” and far more “his DIMPLES!!!!”

DDLJ! It’s on Prime, it’s on googleplay, it’s on youtube, it’s in your heart! At 10am, press play and join us. Or if you show up late, just go to whatever minute after 10am Chicago time it is. Does that make sense? I’m on a lot of medication right now.

465 thoughts on “Sunday WatchAlong, DDLJ! Right Here, Starting at 10am! Woo-Hoo!

  1. Kajol is so naive, thinking she can own her feelings and be happy in love and it will all work out. Farida is already thinking “doom DOOM”

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  2. In Nameste London, at this point the heroine called her lawyer friend and confirmed that, at age 18 and as a British citizen, she didn’t have to do anything her father siad. But Kajol’s not like that.

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  3. Anupam is so good in this scene! Being effortlessly wise and fatherly and loving, without needing to come over the wise authoritarian. This is being a father without ruling by fear.

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      • Exactly. But we also know from the Diljit and Badshah episode that field sex is not advisable. But then again Kajol and SRK were brough up in England and don’t know that yet.

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  4. This confused me the first time I watched it, and I am still confuse. Shared hallucination? Vision of the future? Parelal universe where they had sex the whole trip? What is happening here?

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  5. This sequence is a bit silly. But we had so much sturm and drang before now, I kind of enjoy this breif break into cartoonishness.

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        • Yes, while all other Nordic countries are doing “Elsa’s Let it Go” we are ALL hard heavy metal. Heck, Lordi won us the Eurovision in 2006 with a heavy metal song! So yes, it’s big here. Also for older people, tango is a big thing here as well – must be because it sounds similar to some of out folk songs – and we have competitions for the singing King and Queen of Tango-music every year as well. 🙂

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      • I had friends who grew up in America in similar places, and the big thing to do was drive to the nearest mall and sit in the truck in the parking lot and drink. Not even go in, just sitting in the parking lot after it was closed was exciting.

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        • In high school, in the Bay Area, we would go to various parks and drink. There was stuff to do, but the lure of alcohol is STRONG.

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  6. Ugh, don’t make me be part of the female work crew for an Indian wedding. I’d even rather be drunk hunting than sitting in a hot kitchen cutting vegetables for hours.

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