Saturday WatchAlong: Bajrangi Bhaijaan! I love it So! Starting at 7:30am Chicago Time

Happy Saturday! And happy Bajrangi Bhaijaan day! It is SUCH a good movie, I can’t wait to share it with y’all.

Bajrangi Bhaijaan! It’s on einthusan, hotstar, and DVDs. At 7:30am Chicago time, I will put up an “and PLAY” comment and we will start commenting along right here!

272 thoughts on “Saturday WatchAlong: Bajrangi Bhaijaan! I love it So! Starting at 7:30am Chicago Time

  1. I know things are different in India, but is it actually possible to earn enough to buy a house in six months?

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    • This happened to me as a kid. My parents stopped eating meat in India because watching a live animal getting killed is traumatizing. But apparently, I used to go to my neighbor’s house as a very small child and they used to feed me chicken and mutton.

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      • When my uncle was little, he used to go next door for toast. Because they had a toaster. His parents didn’t notice for a bit, he would just take the bread from the table, runa cross the hall, and then be back. I guess the neighbors didn’t care either.

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  2. Because religion is sometimes mean, in their house they can’t have meat. And her wanting meat reveals she is lower caste and therefore unclean. And that’s why she has to sit all by herself and eat meat at a table where she won’t infect them. Even thought she is SO CUTE.

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    • Yep, his household is super super religious which is why they can’t even sit with her while she is eating chicken.

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  3. I love this movie’s lesson that the whole “follow food rules, don’t get to close to other castes, blah blah” stuff only lasts about 30 seconds when you see an actually little kid crying. Rules go out the window awfully fast.

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  4. The explanation I use for this song is “the little girl is sad, so he is singing to cheer her up”. Which I think is as clear as it can be? I mean, it cheers me up!

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    • I honestly don’t know. But I know it is a close to universal thing, it’s not just in India, it’s green everywhere.

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      • The internet tells me the color is holy, but other than a rather random quote from the Koran it gives no reason…

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    • The colour green (Arabic: أخضر‎, romanized: ‘akhḍar) has a number of traditional associations in Islam. In the Quran, it is associated with paradise. In the 12th century, green was chosen as dynastic colour by the (Shiite) Fatimids, in contrast to the black used by the (Sunnite) Abbasids.

      Took this from Google

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  5. Now, as a proper right wing super prejudiced Hindu, he should shove that little girl away and never touch her. But how can you do that with her big big eyes????

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  6. I like that even though he is super angry, apparently she she got to spend another night there and have breakfast and everything, before going to the embassy. He really isn’t cruel.

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    • I’m trying really hard to like her. There is something about her eyes I don’t like, overly glossy. I honestly don’t understand my distaste.

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      • I get it. We all have some people we just can’t like. I feel that way about Vaani Kapoor. Something about her face post plastic surgery just weirds me out.

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  7. First time I saw this, knowing nothing about the film, I was watching it with a group of friends and we all immediately distrusted this man. TERRIBLE PLAN!!!

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    • I was watching really old Salman movies and noticed the same people being casted as Salman’s “friends” in the movies over and over again so I looked them up. And it’s amazing that since the beginning of his career (even before he was really famous and had power) he somehow helped his friends with roles!

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  8. I like that everyone in this movie is good and helpful, except for Travel Agent Evil Man. Even the coyote’s are softees who just want to help.

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    • And destructive! Maybe I shouldn’t feel sympathy with the smugglers, but I do. I guess they can just dig more tunnels.

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  9. This is reminding me of another family story. We were on family a car trip, and I was about Munni’s age, and we needed a hotel room and there was some convention so they were all full. Anyway, I started crying at the desk clerk, and he bumped someone and gave us the room. Little girl tears! They can do ANYTHING!!!

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