Sunday WatchAlong: 7:30am Chicago Time! Sanam Teri Kasam! For Kirre’s BIRTHDAY!!!!

Okay, I know almost all of you have already seen it, but it’s a whole different thing watching it in a watchalong! Join in with the comments below, have brilliant new thoughts, and be all swoony together.

Sanam Teri Kasam

Tragically it is Eros limbo, so technically listed on Prime but only if you sign up for the Eros subscription which isn’t worth it because half the stuff isn’t subtitled. Instead, I recommend einthusan. Which has it’s own problems, but at least stuff is subtitled! Oh, and you can also rent on YouTube.

At 7:30am Chicago time I will put up an “And PLAY” comment and we will all go along from there! Crazy over the top unrealistic love story, here we come! (yes, I will be snarky. Even on Kirre’s birthday. I’M SORRY!!!)

456 thoughts on “Sunday WatchAlong: 7:30am Chicago Time! Sanam Teri Kasam! For Kirre’s BIRTHDAY!!!!

  1. So obviously it wasn’t nothing if she is so upset, and he is so upset, but she says it is because…. I’m a bit emotionally lost.

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  2. I am honestly very impressed by how they end the Abhimanyu story line. Maybe he was shallow and stuff, but he isn’t a monster, he was upset to learn she was dying and ready to step up and do the right thing, like a human person.

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  3. For those of you who are new to this, you get that he was in love with her all along and gave her secret notes in the library books and when she didn’t respond assumed she wasn’t interested? So when she showed up in his room out of the blue, he thought maybe she was finally reciprcocating but when she didn’t acknowledge it, he decided to just never talk about his feelings EVER.

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    • Exactly! And why he was so weirdly silent about his feelings this whole time, because he thought he had already been fully rejected.

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  4. Youtube is suggesting that if I like this movie, I might also like The Prince and Me. Do you think it is because they both have big romantic moments in libraries?

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  5. Remember in Aradhana when our hero murders someone at age 8 and then it is never mentioned again and he seems to have forgotten all about it himself?

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  6. Registry office marriages are sooooooooooo romantic. In every film industry, it goes regular marriage is below registry marriage is below private personal marriage ceremony.

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