Sunday WatchAlong: Dilwale! 8am Chicago Time!

Woot, Dilwale! For Christmas! Kind of! Anyway, it feels Christmassy to me. And a nice relaxing way to spend a Sunday morning. Oh, and since RSVPs were low, reminder that if no one shows up within the first 15 min, I will just reschedule.

Dilwale! It’s on Netflix, should be easy to find no matter where you are in the world.

At 8am I will put up an “and PLAY” comment and we will go from there!

271 thoughts on “Sunday WatchAlong: Dilwale! 8am Chicago Time!

  1. I was watching an attractive American Actor over-act the other day, and he just couldn’t pull it off the way SRK does. His puppy dog eyes at Kajol….

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      • Not that much, I bought it second hand! I think it was about $60. It was the 2014 or 2015 collection, so it was more the length of time it took to find someone selling it that was annoying (MONTHS). Then they were in Texas (I’m in UK) so it took ages to come and then the courier on this side lost it for weeks! It was very stressful but I wear it at every excuse. 😀

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        • That is a great story – the kind of items have a soul story that would make it very hard to get rid of later. I deal with this as the grandparents get older and all things are emotionally valuable – yet our house is too small to take them all in.

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    • When I first had children I became terrified of dogs, as suddenly they became threats to their safety. But now that my kids are physically bigger I’m less bothered. I’m also better at reading the animals than I used to be. That said, even in sneakers I cannot outrun any but the oldest of dogs.

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  2. I DO NOT understand why they needed to film this sequence in South AFrica? Wouldn’t it have been cheaper to film it somewhere where they didn’t have to fly to?

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  3. It is a pity none of my boys are awake for this scene. The 13 year old turns 14 today BTW – he’s broken (broken collarbone), so we can’t do too much for it.

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  4. Ever since I developed long term planters fasciitis I have a different relationship with high heels. I do not see them as a sign of female power and strength, but rather a crippling submission to male ideas of beauty. So Kajol’s stepping out of the car just didn’t hit me the way it should have.

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    • Have youw atched the making of for this song? She was FREEZING. there was a coat handler who came up and covered her as soon as the shot was over, but the rest of the time she was just cold.

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      • Of course she was freezing – she is wearing a bare shirt on icebergs!!! But if they had put silk long under wear on underneath she would have been warmer and we wouldn’t be able to see. Yet somehow I suspect most costumers based in Mumbai don’t know about silk long underwear.

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        • Maybe ther was some local female crew member who pulled her asidea nd helped her. And then they became friends and Kajol helped her leave her jerky boyfriend adn encouraged her to fall in love with a nice Indian crew member. And then the same crew goes to India to shoot and she and the Indian guy have Misunderstandings, but it all works out because Kajol takes a hand and solves things, and then she hosts their wedding at her house.

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    • I’ve seen this church in so many movies! But I never thought before about actually going to it, just “place you have a big movie scene in front of”

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  5. So it kinda makes sense that two former Indian Gangers in Bulgaria would both move back to India, because they are Indian after all. ANd it makes sense that they would both move back to Goa because it is the most European area of India. Thus I feel this movie coincedense is actually plausable. Mind you I would still like the film even if it wasn’t.

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      • Assuming they share personality similarieties to their older siblings, yeah. I mean it is actually more realistic than all the gun fights and kick fights we’ve been watching!

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  6. Anwar and Shakti, secretly in love this whole time, dreaming of adopting a kid to raise together, now finally have a chance to leave their loyalty to SRK and start fresh and follow their own dream with the randomly appearing “brother” of Shakti and their little sweet shop.

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  7. So many things in this film harken to SRK’s real life. Loosing a father, caring for a sibling, for life. Kinda like the story was written for him.

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  8. Oooo, SRK should be brand ambassador for homegoods! Imagine him, all sexy and bare arms, talking about how he loves to cook for his family on this new electric stove, and how this vacuum cleans the floor so well, and so on?

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  9. My grandmother used to work as a secretary for a little Methodist church in north-central Kansas, and I swear every one of Boman’s outfits in this movie is something the pastor would have been delighted to wear.

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  10. The one thing that annoys me, they show the man doing laundry – but they never actually show the actors working out. Yet to keep those muscles they clearly HAVE to work out everyday. To stay thin, don’t eat, but to get muscles that takes actual activity – and movies never show it. That frustrates me. And the super tones female bodies like Deepika’s those take a lot of activity – and the movies never show it. I like fantasy, but l prefer less fanatasy when it comes to human bodies.

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    • So I’m watching Bake Off, and one of the recent seasons has a baker whose body is as good as SRK’s in this movie. BUT! They make a point when introducing him of saying that he spends 2 hours in the gym every single day, that and baking are his two favorite things. Also, he works as a nanny. So basically, he is delightful and I love him, but also I love the Bake Off producers who told us upfront what it takes to look like that.

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