Friday WatchAlong: Chori Chori Chupke Chupke, 3pm Chicago Time!!!!

Yaaaaaaaaaaaay! Friday WatchAlong! I did work all morning, ran an errand, then came home and had a nap, and now I am all settled in for this movie! And I will NOT fall asleep (as I tend to do when we have Friday afternoon watchalongs).

Chori Chori Chupke Chupke

It’s available all over the place for rent, and it is well worth the rental. It has one of my all time favorite songs, “No. 1 Punjabi!”

At 3pm Chicago time, I will put up an “And PLAY” comment on this post and we will all watch along together from there. I’m excited!

381 thoughts on “Friday WatchAlong: Chori Chori Chupke Chupke, 3pm Chicago Time!!!!

    • Yupp! Why would he tell her. Just keep lying to her and making her feel like something is wrong with her when she isn’t pregnant month after month. .

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      • Not pregnant, and also not having periods. And then her facial hair starts to grow, and her energy shifts, and her sex drive goes away, and she DOESN’T KNOW WHY

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    • I feel like Salman is being held to ridiculously low standards in this movie. Like, he gets to be the greatest guy ever just for staying with his wife until she wakes up post surgery, and for not keeping her own health issues a secret from her.

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  1. Okay, I seriously don’t understand how this purple salwar kameez goes together. Is there a sheer “skirt” that is attached to the waistband of the salwar? Because with the angled cut, I certainly don’t see how it’s part of the blouse.

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  2. Oh! I want to see THAT movie!!!! Man is made impotent in an accident, wife leaves him, and then he finds new love with a woman who is willing to open her eyes about other ways of intimacy.

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  3. I never entirely understand about adoption in Hindi movies/Desi culture. Sometimes (more of the time?) people act like it’s this noble, sanskari thing and that your adopted parents should be honored just like birth parents, etc. And then sometimes people freak out about it like Rani just did on behalf of Amrish.

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  4. Also, they started off making the family seem so progressive. FRICKIN tell them about your medical condition and that you cannot have a baby. At least give them a chance to understand!!!!

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    • I don’t know. On this watch they have come across to me more as the kind who like to be told how “modern” they are, just as long as their daughter-in-law also gives them a grandson who looks exactly like their son.

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      • That’s an excellent point. The more I think about it, I feel the same way. Especially the scene where Amrish Puri tells Rani his grandson dream right after she lost her baby. That is just so cruel!

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  5. I am okay with almost everything in this movie until I realize they aren’t using the turkey baster method. WHY NOT??? It’s so simple! And cheap! And not icky!

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    • There is a lot about this movie that drives me NUTS! But this really bothers me. Go to a clinic and have their use the turkey baster (IUI) or go through IVF!!!!

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      • There’s this comment about “publicity” or something, like they don’t want to use doctors. But you can hire someone to come to yoru house! It’s not that complicated a procedure!

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    • I had an idea that maybe they were doing it deliberately: don’t make this song too sexy, so as not to ruin Preity’s image, as in “she would actually really make a good prostitute”.

      This is definitely the biggest introduction scene of the movie, though.

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  6. Okay, I had to attempt to put the six year old down for a nap and missed some stuff. But let me get this straight, Preity actually IS a prostitute?! And he is looking for a prostitute to be a surrogate?

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  7. Filmikudhi, here is something I’ve always wondered: is that a particular regional accent where people say J for Z (like “ek hajaar” and not “ek hazaar” just now)? Or just an “uneducated” thing?

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  8. You think this movie is weird, there is an old 1950s American movie in which a couple decides to adopt, the hero drives the attractive young social worker home and gets drunk, isn’t sure if he slept with her or not, and then 9 months later the social worker shows up with the “perfect” baby for them to adopt. And he has to suffer secret agonies trying to figure out if the baby looks like him for real-real or not. And it’s a comedy.

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  9. This couple. First, they lie to the family and keep them in the dark about Rani’s medical condition. Rani decides that they have to have a son with Salman’s blood. Then, Salman decides to hire a prostitute as a surrogate. These all seem like bright decisions!

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