KAPOOR & SONS Movie Reaction Part 2/2! | Rishi Kapoor | Sidharth Malhotra | Alia Bhatt

[@spdcrzy]

This was a brilliant movie, plot-wise. VERY true to life. Arguments played out EXACTLY how you'd expect. So much chaos lol.

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@abhilashachoudhary7249]

​@@dhimankalita1690Tere pas kitna khali time hai. Sabke comments me same chiz likhna.. please get a job and life

[@Akash-ic1sy]

Steph sabraw well done! You have fired jaby koay from his channel! This channel now belongs to u😄

[@LORD-pp1td]

steph and andrew❤❤

[@janaris97]

I love it this way

[@TandonOberoi]

Ha ha ha totally 😅

[@yasminkaursahu]

Hope Jaby doesn’t fire her 😢

[@Karan-bp6it]

Jaby plz fire carolina, I dont like her reaction

[@janaris97]

This movie was so triggering because it reminded me of my own dysfunctional family. And as the eldest daughter it was always upon me to be the mediator. I had to co-parent my younger sibling while being a therapist for my bickering parents. I had to be the perfect daughter while my brother had the free reign to do everything in life, then be hated by my him for being the “favorite child ” My brother literally checked out of any duty as a son and I had to be a bridge between them too. Like Fawad’s character who had to stay behind and take responsibility despite being called disgusting by his mom, gaslighted by his dad and his brother taking flight again when there were responsibilities involved, it’s always me who has to stay n shoulder all the responsibilities. It’s honestly tiring

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@prashantgurung2635]

You are right about all except fawad taking all responsibility he never allowed sid to get involved in any family decisions one of the reason sid hated him because fawad never allowed him neither his family

[@SMon-wh6om]

I'm so proud of you. You did what I couldn't. Sending you lots of love.

[@shihabsayeed9912]

@@dhimankalita1690 Not everything is RRR or Pushpo or KGF

[@akshaya6706]

Omgg SAME here. Except my younger brother is the best and he does all the chores. It is very tiring tho

[@janaris97]

I want to say this to any brown kid who has been hurt by their family multiple times and are expected to forgive them on the basis of “family is family” despite never receiving a proper apology; You don’t. YOU DO NOT NEED TO FORGIVE THEM. It’s okay to feel anger without the guilt associated for feeling that way simply bc they are ur family, it’s okay to take time to process the hurt. You forgive them when you are ready, may that be tomorrow or never.

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@SMon-wh6om]

Thanks for saying that. You are amazing . 😍

[@dysplasiaanaplasia4128]

No. You re wrong. Feeling anger is taxing it will kill the goodness inside you. It’s better to forgive any day why should a person who did nothing wrong feel anger nd get frustrated? Just forgive nd understand that they re too humans nd blinded by many things. People mess up without them knowing at times. It’s better to let go of anger nd be in peace with oneself.

[@chewy9936]

@@dysplasiaanaplasia4128 anger is as much a human emotion, it doesn't make you any less of a human. Anger is as important as forgiveness or happiness is. Why are we supposed to be perfect all the time despite people around us wronging us all the time?!

[@janaris97]

@@dysplasiaanaplasia4128 Anger is an unfamiliar, little understood emotion. This makes it easy for people to have unhealthy ways of dealing with anger, but accepting cutting people out of life without forgiveness can change this dynamic. Anger can be healing and productive; one has to know how little or how much to hold on to it. So while “forgive and forget” is the rulebook for getting closure, it is not the worst thing in the world to hold on to grudges. If anything, it’s a sign of self-respect, of taking stock of what one deserves. People who acknowledge boundaries, who know who should be in their lives and who shouldn’t, come from a place of self-awareness. People must not compel them to “forgive” just because it’s the “right” thing to do. To not hurt people is the right thing to do too, but some still do it. Don’t confuse this with ego or stubbornness; no, the unwillingness to forgive can also speak to more confident, sacred feelings of self-worth. Mercy is beautiful, but you can not force it.

[@aswarytiwari8806]

Steph is like "whaaaat.. invasion of privacy" to Indian parents.. LOL.. we don't have any privacy.. its all in the family and out in the family

[@ayonchetia3831]

And that sucks I gotta say

[@dabhyun1133]

Ikr I laughed so hard at this cause privacy doesn't exist in brown households😂🤡

[@digi6643]

Privacy does exist. Maybe y'all parents aren't considerate enough or maybe they don't trust you ... 😂

[@Random-mj5np]

@@ayonchetia3831 I mean in the movie she didn’t acc intend to invade his privacy, she was just checking some cooking related stuff when those kinda messages came on screen and so like 99% people would, she decided to just see what those messages about,

[@dabhyun1133]

@@digi6643 in majority of the brown houses it doesn't exist it's like so common that there are multiple memes and jokes on that topic😂😂 maybe you are just lucky and rare enough to have cool and chill parents!

[@sangeetabahadur4536]

The mother's reaction to the gay thing is very normal in most countries. The fact that she got over it is what's remarkable. This was an amazing movie with a totally new theme that we all appreciated tremendously. Thanks for your heartfelt reaction.

[@hunkonkonwar1360]

One of the most Favourite Bollywood movie ever. I literally cried in the Hall and after coming back home i cried holding my Grandpa too. Because at that time my Grandpa was the only one best friend in my life. And i requested one of my senior brother to take a family picture of us and that picture is still hanging on my room's wall. Btw my Grandpa had left on 2018. I miss him more than anyone else.

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@hunkonkonwar1360]

@@dhimankalita1690 because you are failed to connect with the principle of this movie.

[@adititida]

​@@hunkonkonwar1360 What a sweet and emotional connection with the movie... So sorry for your loss 🙏🏻 I too cried watching this

[@shingamba]

@@dhimankalita1690 Sorry you don't have a family to connect to this movie.

[@mayukhmitra96]

​@@Fe-ironmanit's not cringe , he was used to be in armies with his buddies , and everyone knows how lively we get when we're with our buddies , he just got old physically but mentally he's still a young lively kid with all those , open minded thoughts

[@Footballislifeforever10]

Rest in peace Rishi Kapoor saab. An actor for ages ❤️

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@Abhishek-bg5xd]

​@@dhimankalita1690kashmir files is cringe😂😂

[@dhimankalita1690]

@@Abhishek-bg5xd ofcourse it is cringe they didn't show the brutality of the inbred Islamist .

[@neilmathur711]

​@@dhimankalita1690 grow up ✌

[@aakashjaiswal6977]

Remember watching this one in the theatres, loved the acting.. So beautifully written.. The moment when all starts falling apart in the second half💥 Rishi Kapoor was outstanding..❤️

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@HarryK-ld2ed]

@@dhimankalita1690 Ja tu salman ki masala movies dekh bus.

[@Anmoluser]

​@@dhimankalita1690bacchon ke liye nhi thi yeh film

[@aakashjaiswal6977]

@@dhimankalita1690 how was it a cringe movie?

[@priyanshumishra8336]

i agree with you but Siddhart's acting was not good, it wasnt even sufferable it was just bad. we had Rajat, Ratna and Rishi in their league whereas Alia and Fawad were good, only weak link was Siiddhart. It was just him that made this movie a 7/10 otherwise it would have been 8 or 9.

[@nikhileshkillada4217]

I feel the mother's reaction to her son's revelation was not justified but it was understandable. We get to know that from the very beginning, she viewed him as "the perfect son" and so, it was hard for her to digest that he was someone else. Irrespective of what she said, she seemed to be upset about the lie rather than his identity. Fawad Khan was brilliant in that scene and it's my favourite of the whole movie, just because of how beautifully written it is. When he says that he can apologise for the lies but not for who he is, that hit me hard.

[@mcchilde2903]

Not really. Was she not implying that him being gay is the imperfection?

[@Joy-uw5de]

​@@mcchilde2903 yes it is It's not any family from western world where everything is okay So reacting like this shows the trueness

[@Youalrightboi]

@@Joy-uw5de western people react the same way too .

[@bhargava5325]

Tbh, this movie was completely fawad's movie. It was him who actually stole the show. Living in a dysfunctional family with complicated relationships, dealing with his own personal issues and with all that added, living with a tag of an obedient child and standing upto the expectations of family, it was him who had to go through all. The only character with whom one good genuinely connect with and what a fabulous acting by fawad. Totally did justice to his role

[@Abdul_puncturewala]

U r totally wrong and one sided, what about other children 2hose wmbitions are strangled to death by his o2n mother and he blamed his brother for all these y3ars.

[@_yo_itz_me_]

Acting wise yes But character wise, sidharth's character was the stand out, imagine being blamed by parents for being career less while the same parents stole his career and showed favouritism towards his brother always.

[@dikumari15]

You are wrong.Sidharath 's characters was more Of show stealer.Fawad was okay

[@fanclubcity2192]

Acting wise charecter wise sid was perfect at his part

[@Sanj193]

I was too young when i watched this in theater nd didn't really understand why they kept fighting always! But when i watched it again a few years later i understood everything so much better nd then realized why this movie was so loved!

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@architamishra5979]

@@dhimankalita1690 you are cringe bro

[@slytheriddle]

Probably one of the best movies Bollywood has ever written. It's perfection and raw. I always cry thinking about that chaotic scene of everyone fighting at the same time with a heavy rainfall outside. It's like two storms. One inside and one outside. Beautiful ❤

[@shauryasehgal4338]

This was one of the rare movies with an outstanding performance from ALL the actors and a brilliant story. Truly one of my all time favs.

[@farazshahzad9650]

One of the best movies. It’s not over the top, it’s not overdramatic, it’s just realistic, which is it what makes it good

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@sewaligoswami781]

​​@@Fe-ironmano you only like movies that are relatable to you? Name one

[@kenich2611]

​@@sewaligoswami781he meant that most Indians won't relate to it as this family represents a minor strata of society in india, so it's problems.

[@Surag_Jsr]

So many Indian Families felt relatable to this movie, except for the apologizing parts coz our families don't know what that word means.

[@Shawna2891]

Sidharth Malhotra as arjun kapoor , such an underrated performance . The director didn’t even give so many of his scenes good lighting, not even much stress on his scenes , like most shots didn’t focus on him more than a few seconds , still Sid manages to shine as Arjun . ❤️ Also watch hasee toh phasee , such a well made, light hearted movie.

[@Fakemandvi]

I'm sorry maybe you may not agree with me, but you guys are way too harsh on Rahul. Everyone is so focused on what's wrong is everyone's life that we never realise that we never know the struggles of Rahul's life. Because we are not shown his life, maybe that's why it's so easy to judge him. But as an elder child myself I can safely say, and I'm sure so many of you will agree, he along with his parent's favour, which makes Arjun mad at him also gets the burden of all their expectations. He didn't just want to be successful, he NEEDED to be successful. Because that's what his parents expect of him. He cannot do anything wrong. He is not allowed to make mistakes, not one misstep. He has to be a success story. He cannot let anyone down. And so at times, he may even have to live an illusion to keep everyone happy. Even at the cost of his own. He was never a bad brother, he was actually a good, and real one, he's not the parent, he shouldn't have to live with the responsibility of being FAIR to his younger brother. Yet he tries to do his best, so he get's frustrated, and expects Arjun to now share some of that burden now that Arjun is older. Like when Arjun get's to leave when his dad died because he was betrayed by his mother and so cannot be the one to stay a little longer to just stay by her side. But Rahul was called disgusting and shamed for who he is and also betrayed by his mother and was not even wanted, he still had to stay because his mother couldn't be alone at such volatile time. Irrespective of how betrayed he feels, how dirty and small his own mother made him feel, he had to stay to make sure the well being of the same person. That is just his life. So, when his mother gave him the manuscript, he didn't question where she got it from, he was desperate, because that manuscript meant freedom for him, not just from a chaotic family, burden of his parent's expectations of him, but also to live freely, move somewhere far where he can be himself, love who he wants to, but could never own up, never express. And I have no doubts in my mind that he wouldn't have taken the manuscript if he knew it was Arjun's. He wouldn't have taken it even if it meant to say goodbye to his much awaited freedom, forever. And how can i be so sure? Because that's how he is throughout the movie, he never needed someone to tell him to own up to things he did or even things he did not do. He willingly took blames for his as well as other's actions. That shows not only was he mature enough to not play blame games but also knew the extent of his family's bias towards him and acknowledged that if anyone can get away with a mistake, it was him, so just take it because he'll be the least affected party. So he didn't always have that patience with everyone, everytime. He snapped every once in a while as well. We need to have sympathy for him. Protect Rahuls pf the world.

[@geetanjalideshpande9384]

Very well articulated

[@saksham1510]

Well...I don't have siblings, still I could feel that pain of being the elder one...just hits different and I ain't gay, I took blames of my younger cousins instead...

[@sittingduck1735]

As a middle child, I relate to the older brother so much but also the younger brother. I always had to take responsibility for both my siblings and my parents.

[@corrupted_conscience]

This is why I was suggesting this movie for ages. Its so humane full of life, love and drama.

[@jayantsabharwal8141]

this is my favourite bollywood movie because it shows everything as a real life scene (no dialogues, no weird lines) and its soo true to how family gatherings are, so much chaos no one letting anybody finish their sentence lol To sum up its the most realistic bollywood movie ever and executed perfectly

[@pratitdas1187]

Shakun Batra is a master in playing out deep conversations among his characters, watch out his first movie next, Ek Main Aur Ek Tu, which is an underrated gem.

[@rajatsoni6961]

Guys you have to Ek Mai aur Ek tu

[@sakibshahriar1850]

No u really don't

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@ankurbagai1056]

One of the most underrated actors, Rajat Kapoor, who played the role of Dad, he is one of the best actors in the movie & overall. Even on the director's chair he has done movies like Ankhon Dekhi, Kadakh... his work is unparralled.

[@KundanKumarrr]

This movie has a very special place in my heart because i relate to Sid's character very much. ❤️😊

[@Shawna2891]

Same .

[@ahmadrehan5059]

Everytime I watch this movie, the amount of tears I have makes me dehydrated 😭😂😂

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@shaikhsohel6566]

@@dhimankalita1690 🙄🙄🙄

[@usa383]

Fawad Khan dd the best acting in my prospective

[@Ankit-eq4nd]

This was the first movie i watched with my gf 7 years back, you guys brought soo many memories back in a flash. Thank You for reacting to this movie. ❤ Pure Nostalgia

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@gigabyte1739]

​@@dhimankalita1690you dont have to comment this everywhere

[@one_autumn_leaf69]

​@@dhimankalita1690lmao what a sad existence you have, commenting the same thing under every comment.

[@abhilashachoudhary7249]

​@@one_autumn_leaf69He is doing this since yesterday.

[@kinaira-gdj4]

​@@dhimankalita1690cry about it get a job how much free time do you have to type this everywhere

[@amypreem5225]

Ahadhadhun, Badhaai Ho, & Kapoor & Sons I can tell Steph genuinely liked them. 🙂 All good films. ❤

[@thepratikdash]

Like I promised on the trailer reaction, I wept again watching this, like I always do, anytime I even think of this movie. This movie is so nuanced, the acting, the situations, the chaos, the dynamics, the music and in all of it, the emotions in this movie just jolt me every time. When the elder son comes out to his mother, I have had that happen in my life too when I came out to my mother, and I feel Fawad Khan and Ratna Pathak Shah did absolute justice to that conversation. And the last scene of that picture always leaves me smiling and weeping at the same time. It is INTENSE.

[@djokerdevil]

You two possibly do not comprehend how impossible it was to see a lead play a gay role in the Hindi film industry. Fawad broke barriers.

[@mangeshwalve5575]

It's such a good movie reflecting every one's family problems but what you need to do is stick through it coz you never know how long you might have their company. In the movie if for a second anyone would have stopped the father somehow, he won't have died. They will regret that forever even though it's got a happy ending but not actually. It's just they are trying to forgive and accept each other but scars will remain. As you said there is never happy ending, but times you are happy or sad and you have to get through that.

[@wangyatwangsuofficial181]

I follow this channel because Steph Sabraw's reactions are genuine and inviting ♥️

[@vighneshpillai7996]

Man the ending always makes me bawling so hard....what a beautiful film❤

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@lailaelriyahi3113]

​@@dhimankalita1690ive seen ur comment 11 times ... Get a life lol

[@SD-hv2vl]

Watch the movie Badla starring Amitabh Bacchan and Tapsee Pannu. Really great mystery thriller. You'll love it for sure.

[@dileepreddy9478]

It's a remake of really famous Spanish movie

[@poonambawa940]

Andrew and steph should watch it together

[@hitenbhatt4107]

Please more of Steph and Carolina! They are AWESOME!!

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@newajulhoque9309]

@@dhimankalita1690 no its not.

[@newajulhoque9309]

Yess please more of Carolina and Steph

[@anusamratm2568]

​@@dhimankalita1690please get a therapy

[@sujitparida2501]

Really???....whts wrong with youu....one of the best films of indian cinema and so pathetic reaction!!!

[@Shawna2891]

Love this movie . Sid & Alia were together while filming this movie & were in a relationship for 3.5 years . They looked so perfect together 🥹😭. Please react to Hasee Toh Phasee with Sidharth Malhotra & Parineeti Chopra & also to Ittefaq & A gentleman and mission majnu too .

[@fanclubcity2192]

I agreee

[@jaydondani]

How much this channel has grown over the years 😊

[@thatfilmydesaikid]

9:45 that gasp... 🥲🥲 I was roughly 19½ when this film released. Went for it on a Saturday morning. That scene, the way she slammed the phone... That sent _shivers_ down my 19-y/o self’s spine who had just started coming to terms with his own Bi-ness. And the big reveal with her at 13:30 didn’t help either as my own mother hasn’t been very supportive about my writing (I’m the ‘rare’ creative in a family of engineers, lawyers, businesspersons, CAs, et al). And to think I was still reeling from those two scenes when 14:07 just hits me like a speeding truck (no pun intended).

[@SMon-wh6om]

Sending you lots of love ❤

[@anshsingh6819]

Hey Steph and Carolina, The grandpa was the legendary actor Rishi Kapoor (He left us in 2020),he's also the father of Ranbir Kapoor.

[@shalvijawalekar8994]

Plz also watch Raazi and Gully Boy. Two of the best Alia Bhatt movies. You will love them!

[@isabellamacae1]

Yes reactions to Raazi would be amazing

[@ItsmeROB573]

This right here is my favorite bollywood movie just because of how raw and real it is

[@joyctg5243]

One of the finest Indian movie yet very underrated

[@sauravsharma6173]

This movie always gets me, soo touching and realistic movie. Miss these kind of movies nowadays

[@jetpark3743]

Grandpa , the GREAT RISHI KAPOOR. RIP

[@EsoteriaHealing]

I'm the rahul who chose to be a nobody instead of successful. And that's liberating. I only do what I like and the universe still supports me.

[@edmo8912]

I really like steph and andrew reviews , especially their pair is amazing ❤

[@hardikdave_]

Rishi Kapoor! GEM! You left a void sir!

[@karanveersingh6706]

the fights were so real when the plumber was working, i started crying in the movie hall.....

[@abhaykumar-dq8so]

some parents are biased to one son and that son make their life harder when matters.

[@starboy9384]

Steph is brilliant and understands Indian films,, the emotions ❤

[@SkullCandy2003]

The breach of privacy shown in the movie is very very very VERY Normal in India. Checking our phones to laptops to everything.....is just how indian families are..... 😕😕😕😕

[@aviii9]

Still find it hard to come to peace with the fact that some people found this movie 'too slow'...? Like, wtf? you be expecting Tom Cruise type fast action scenes, like WTF

[@jerryp2790]

lol this movie is way better paced than Tom Cruise’s movies. The latest Mission Impossible was a bore with so much exposition and too many meaningless scenes. Bad and unconvincing stakes too.

[@Strawhatzz]

‼️Rishi Kapoor (Grandpa) is no more.....but he was lot younger than the character....i don't think people who knw Rishi Kapoor well will not relate this character to him instantly....cuz he is almost recognisable cuz of the makeup‼️

[@zahrareza6624]

You cut out so many parts! The brother's conversation was sooo heart touching i wanted to see that.

[@wangyatwangsuofficial181]

Steph Sabraw is a gem❤

[@aaditkamat4995]

This movie was an intricate web of relationships and secrets that really kept you hooked till the end. A brilliant film and certainly not many of this kind in Hindi cinema, especially these days.

[@MeSPal1999]

I watched Parineeta(2005) yesterday, starring Vidya Balan and Saif Ali Khan. I think you guys would really like it. Its a beautiful movie with some of the best songs, beautiful plot and everything. Check out trailer, sometime.

[@AmandeepSingh14498]

Let's cry together now🤣

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@blahblah1939]

Absolutely love Steph…she’s amazing. I want this to be her channel low-key she’s just so analytical and relatable

[@armaankhan8257]

14:07 i knew its coming 😅

[@linkbombchu168]

This movie feels so real to me because it could have been my own family. All the messed up things and relationships and everyone tryna hide stuff from the outside world

[@cannonfodder15]

This movie is by far my favourite Bollywood movie of all time! So happy someone on KZbin is finally reacting to it

[@laveenadsouza52]

The mom was always arguing with thr dad because she knew about his affair but she had to keep it to herself and seemed crazy to others, it not that he gave money to the other women ( which is not clear as the other women looked rich herself) it's that he appreciated her more , dad quit his job to do business that also brought strain on their relationship. And the mom had her notion of her elder son being perfect which is why she was devastated ( it's still not so easy for older generation in India to accept their son as Gay but they come around with time ).

[@newajulhoque9309]

Two Gorgeous Lady ❤️ I love the pair Carolina+Steph ❤️

[@mussharatnaaz1325]

Highly underrated! Glad you understood it ❤

[@maansiloves]

Staph took over cinedesi...😂😂😂😂jaby dekh rahe ho

[@IraserH]

The pain of losing your kid before a parent dies? I can’t even begin to imagine the pain

[@hsyer5314]

Both of you should watch Dear Zindagi together.

[@jairaj05]

I so loved watching it with you Steph!!🎉

[@dhairiyasundar1285]

I absolutely loved what Carolina Sofia had to offer in this video. Loved Steph as always. Great reaction, even better review.

[@Kathakathan11]

23:41 she did accept him eventually. So she is not the problem, how easily American accept it won’t be in India in all families. She knew what he will face and had some shame associated obviously.

[@nirajmurmu9039]

Let's appreciate all the members of the channel and whoever gave them this opportunity (i guess Jaby the perfectionist is the casting director or whatever ) ....we were used to Jaby & Achara reaction but you people replaced them so smoothly like nothing happened ...infact it feels so authentic, like this channel and everything were destined to you people ,you people are so good in what you do (Ok i know jaby its your channel, you set the things up ,i am just appreciating their work , enjoy your fruits of your hardwork ,you did a great job)

[@amit_up]

Just like he changed his book for a happy ending, this kinda grounded story also ended with a happy ending even though if it was real life we might not see that.

[@Youalrightboi]

yeah , no one can say if the ending of this movie was happy or sad , good or bad . The writer made a good job in this department . Everyone's obsession with good ending , and writer's urge of non happy ending ,is real , but he gave the best of both world

[@simsimme1799]

so basically the parents are the problem in this film, the kids are decent and the grandad is the best

[@Youalrightboi]

grandad was a pervert

[@darkreaper4990]

Not only the movie was amazing, but the discussion post reaction was too.

[@riddhimachandrikakapoor]

movie watch alongs w steph sabra is all my mental health needs right now😌💫

[@TECHIE_101]

Love this movie and your reactions. Also I love the mom's reaction to everything its so real and kinda agree with her. In Indian culture, and in pretty much all of Asia, being gay is just unacceptable just like in the middle east

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@digi6643]

Let's not compare India with the Middle East when it comes to stuff like this. Indians have been much more accepting of LGBTQ community. The Middle east is a Muslim dominant so yeah...

[@TECHIE_101]

@@digi6643 NRI Indian here, LGBT stuff is disgusting, its gone too far.

[@Balerion_The_BlackDread]

It was a bloody fantastic movie ❤

[@aditisingh1677]

I loved it! Awesome! And i think both of em are really smart and pretty. Cheers 🎉

[@gaurmmec]

I never thought i would say that i miss Steph and Andrew more than Jaby and Achara

[@doodhpemalaai4542]

Great reaction by Steph Sabraw and Urfi Javed🤠

[@SjsoniK1]

Its so painful to watch the reaction of the mom after finding out about her son's sexuality but as an Indian its just how the 90% of the time it'll be when you come out to your parents sadly😢

[@hritiksaxena9894]

I am actually intrigued to know now how they would react to another Shakun Directorials. Ek Main aur Ek Tu & Gehraiyaan ; two starkly different stories

[@sagarikasuresh]

The part about the mother saying she's hurt bc her son is gay, it's homophobic as hell but you need to understand that most people in India are still ignorant about it, especially that generation and that's just what they've been taught. It's hard to unlearn ingrained societal values. Things are slowly changing now but it'll take decades.

[@nishfrompune3416]

Love steph..she has become my favourite..❤

[@seaweedbrain4127]

i dont understand how arjun forgave his mom. she could have literally asked him b4 giving it out to his brother if she actually thought he wasnt serious about it, makes no sense to keep it a secret all these years, just sitting and watching the brothers relationship with each other getting destroyed and actually calling them animals for fighting instead of feeling even an ounce of remorse is unforgivable to me.

[@AriaIsara]

Nice reaction! I'd like to see more of the Steph/Carolina duo 🙂

[@KatkatFlipkart-mm6up]

9:46 based mom😂

[@amypreem5225]

Good movie & reaction!!!👍I'm glad u guys liked the film. I want Achara & Andrew to react to this movie too!!!

[@ayushsaxena9426]

Rishi kapoor🔥🔥💖💖

[@prabhavsingh4085]

The only thing I don't like about this movie is that Alia's character shouldn't have kissed Fawad's character.

[@kartik2521]

Yaa so unnecessary

[@Youalrightboi]

why? she was attracted to him , they were drunk , and they had a moment . It was necessary for Arjun's sub plot too , or how would the whole family have major fight with each other. Actually she and Arjun should have remained friends after that revelation , it would have been more realisic and better ending for them as well

[@KeepitrealRahul7]

Told you it's a warm movie End of the day family needs to be together

[@tired.....247]

They should watch neerja next

[@shubhambhardwaj9677]

'Jagga jasoos' next sisters❤❤❤❤

[@anweshanayak7786]

My new favorite => Steph Sabraw ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@aaronsmith-q8v]

This movie is a Bollywood classic but p under-appreciated.

[@english.movies66]

Yoy should watch fawd khan best movie...khoobsurat..you'll love it❤

[@thenmkshowofficial]

Guys this is not USA this is INDIA This is not a Normal thing in India okay👍

[@shashanks9038]

Steph sabraw 💙💙💙

[@jenniferlaurene9699]

Just incase you guys missed it, the older brother DIDN'T know that his mother gave him his brother's subplots. And the reason he took Arjun's 2nd book draft was for adding suggestions, that Arjun mentioned in the end helped his book get published 💯

[@dhimankalita1690]

Cringe movie

[@Rash23215]

Well he still took them from his mother and incorporated them in his book.... Maybe he didn't know they were his brothers, but he definitely knew they weren't his.....

[@shloksharma3105]

@@dhimankalita1690 ja na chutiye kaam kr apna

[@shloksharma3105]

i watched this movie infinite times but missed the part that brother give suggestions for his book and not steal it

[@ketchupketchup6646]

Mokkel why are you commeting the same comment on all comments praising the movie. Don't you have some work to do. Kaam naikia mokkel ja ghaah kat goi.