ROCKY AUR RANI KII PREM KAHAANI Movie Reaction Part 3/3! | Ranveer Singh | Alia Bhatt | Karan Johar

[@CatMommy29]

In my experience, most people who have aged, as old as the granny shown in this movie, don't really change their ways, they have lived a whole life with a certain way of thinking, even if they feel they went wrong somewhere, they will never completely admit it or act on it, i have an 85 year old grandmother and she has done a lot of things to screw up the family relations, she still acts,, thinks and lives the same way

[@KhushiSahuu]

this is so true! any attempt made to tell them they did wrong results in them taking offense and being dramatically hurt over it. things go from something so little to suddenly a huge fuss. so with time, you don't bother and let em live their years as they wish.

[@Nehamina68]

It's true

[@aishwaryaahirrao]

So true

[@rushabhshah.2768]

Exactly, there are still such families in india where they believe so hard in patriarchy or other conservative ideas so in the movie it was not at all exaggerated, we see it all the time, I don't see any mistakes it was a proper commercial family drama and romcom entertainment film. All the characters justified their roles. including the supporting actor/ gym trainer of Rocky😂 The crown goes to the dialogue writer of Ranveer Singh. Ranvir looked exactly like a Delhi guy. I would literally give ranveer and his dialogue writer an oscar😅 The dialogues were hilarious and the entire crowd in the theater was cheering and laughing. It was realistic to show that sometimes person's nature/personality can not change especially when they are so aged.

[@aayushkumardas2997]

Most of the families in India have the same type of Dadi.

[@ananyaaa401]

i was also disappointed with the lack of redemption arc for jaya's character but then i realised that it was a realistic filmmaking choice to make; some people have gigantic egos and just don't change.

[@rishabhdubey6902]

Realistic? entire premise of the movie was superficial!

[@oindrila101]

@@rishabhdubey6902 So? Its a bollywood movie made for entertainment! But even if the entire film was about fairies and vampires the filmmaker is still allowed to make realistic choices.

[@AB-qb4eh]

nothing was realistic about the movie so they should have just leaned in

[@RajSingh-jq1tq]

Exactly. I could careless about Bollywood movies but this one was decent. I didn’t care about the love stories, didn’t see any chemistry between Alia or Ranveer and Dharmwndra and Shabana. What I loved about the movie was how it went against “respecting elders” which majority of Indian elders automatically assume that they deserve respect. Respect is earned not given for free. Alia Bhatt’s scene with Ranveer’s father was chef’s kiss. If I were her I would’ve 🥊 him in his face. Anyway, majority of Indian elder people are toxic. I’m Indian American and I know how they are.

[@aakashagarwal6076]

@@rishabhdubey6902 There we go once again, people like you always miss out on the most realistic thing about Karan's movie and that is emotion, The plot, the over the top dialogues and 15 songs doesn't make the hard hitting message any less relevant that movie has beautifully delivered, And if you can't appreciate the very story then I don't know what to say...

[@rrashuk]

The way Dharmendra delivered his last lines in the film, could melt stones. Just wow.

[@s3rverlord]

Accurately described!

[@abyfy]

The best lines 🥲

[@lisar7533]

That line hits your heart hard 😢

[@nandinisingh1916]

Yes

[@maverickindia117]

Indian grandmas can either be the sweetest, nicest or the meanest, vile, cunning, narcissists...there is no in between. Also it's so nice to see so many people accepting in the comments section that elders are not right everytime and how many people have suffered at the hands of egoistic elder patriarchs and matriarchs of their families. This whole thing in India about passing generational trauma in the name of family, love and values has been called out very well.

[@arshiiia]

way too accurate...my grandma is the narcissistic kind

[@geisha-12]

But the worse is when they are both depending who it actually is!! They are always the sweetest to their grandkids (most of them) but they can be so bitter to other people in their lives, sometimes due to their younger times. They cannot get over it and it just translates to them being bitter. And I think Jaya not having a change in the end is one of the most realistic take bollywood has taken. Almost noone changes their mindset in the end, even if they are wrong.

[@ayushverma6902]

THAT'S NOT NARCISSIST OR IGNORANCE THEY JUST DO EVERYTHING TO PUT THEIR FAMILY UNDER ONE UMBRELLA AND KEEP THEM UNITED COZ THEY KNOW WORLD IS A CRUEL PLACE TO LIVE IN.

[@oindrila101]

Granny not getting a redemption is actually the most realistic part of the movie and different from most bollywood movies. Because in real life if your grandmother treated your mother & sister like that for years, basically turned your Dad into a puppet, wasnt even affected by your grandfathers death, and tried to separate you from your gf/bf....would she really be welcome backed? She only sent a peace offering because she lost everything but even she said that she cant admit she was wrong and thats fine because people do not change overnight. Especially elder people have a really hard time changing their mindset that they grew up with.

[@debosmitaganguly3961]

I think this time Karan Johar became quite introspective of his his previous works, he could've easily shown Jaya getting redemption just like Big B got at the end of K3G, that would've been a perfect fairy tale ending, but reality often doesn't work what we see in movie endings, and Karan gave the ending a real touch and showed that misogyny can also happen from a woman's end, its really hard for older generation to accept their mistakes, it's not their fault, its bcoz of the society they've lived in,my own paternal grandmother was quite like Dhanlaxmi, she even once said to my mom that I admire the fact that girls are becoming liberal now, but at this age I don't think I'll be able to accept it, and it wasn't her fault , she was a daughter of a wealthy man, yet her dad only showed love to his sons , and daughters including my thakuma, was treated extremely badly, all good foods were given to the boys of the house, and if the daughters craved for good food, they were beaten, so who are we going to blame, they didn't show any backstory of Dhanlaxmi , but I'm sure if they had they would've showed the discrimination she faced, misogyny didn't arise in one day it's been for generations , and a single individual cannot be blamed for the entire toxic society, but yesss it's high time now to get such toxicity eradicate completely from our society, maybe we wont be able to fully change our previous generation's thoughts, but we should make sure that we don't nurture that and pass it on to our next generations.

[@anushkapatil6906]

Completely agree with you! Well put in words 👏🏽

[@debosmitaganguly3961]

@@anushkapatil6906 Thank You 😊

[@florie6058]

I mean she was also cheated on ? So i guess its a mix of misogony and hatred towards rani since she is the grandaughter of the mistress of her husband

[@devayush10]

​@@anushkapatil6906exacly😊

[@bhargavipba]

​@@florie6058But she also completely sidelined her husband and kept their son away from him? Not getting love and affection from your significant other can be quite crippling. He found love with Jamini, but he never left his wife and son, knowing that it could destroy their lives, given the time period. And then the accident happened and the indifference from Dhanalakshmi just worsened.

[@JaahnaviS]

I watched this movie first alone, then with Korbin n Stephanie and now with these two. It really just tells how Karan's movies are never boring and there's some essence to them which make them watchable again n again

[@debosmitaganguly3961]

I first watched along with Korbin and Stephanie ,then I watched alone, then I watched with Archara and Vivian 😂.

[@Youalrightboi]

when did they watched it ? Where's the reaction?

[@debosmitaganguly3961]

Last week only they watched, actually Rick and Korbin had already watched in theaters in July, now Korbin watched it again with his wife, last week in watch along mode.

[@rahulkalita5527]

Same and I want to see it again and cry again 😅

[@shiningstar10121]

Ranveer And Alia proved all the naysayers wrong who said they don't have any chemistry! They were amazing in the movie and probably the main highlight!

[@dhruvilparikh]

I personally loved this movie and laughed so much sitting with my family, Karan Johar really gave us what we missed from Bollywood. Ofcourse there were aspects in the movie that could be better but this is going to be remembered as a classic just like most of other Kjo movies. Thanks for reacting to this btw, loved the reactions and the conversations :)

[@puresoul6564]

Karan Johar give what his films known for

[@gaurav-hn5zd]

You laughed with family at the Lund joke too?

[@dhruvilparikh]

​@@gaurav-hn5zdI'm an adult now, so are they, we are quite open with each other and its okay if you are not.

[@A.ICraft]

My grandmother was very much like Jaya Bachchan's character in this movie. She was unyielding in her ways and seemed to have a heart as solid as rock. Yes, there were many painful memories and fractures in our relationship, but that's just the way it was. Although I used to be furious about everything at one point, I no longer harbor any resentment towards her. She was simply true to herself and never meant to harm anyone intentionally. It's a great movie, and I appreciate its realistic ending. I hope that all grandmothers out there can also eventually find peace in the end.

[@etherealecstasy]

Most grandmothers are little girls who were denied all rights and freedom, who faced gender based discrimination at home, were married off to strangers, became mothers when they probably weren't ready mentally and emotionally. Most grandmothers have stories buried in their heart that we as a society don't have the heart to hear. Their toxicity is the result of the poison they've been silently swallowing all their lives. Doesn't mean they're right. But they too are victims of a society that's so dysfunctional, it leaves no one unhurt.

[@yashkaushik7402]

@@etherealecstasy True

[@ilma9376]

Ranveer was the greenest flagg🤌🤌🤌

[@anvikaushik5773]

I think this movie is so good and epic, it hits all the right spots and tugs at your heartstrings mainly because everyone is being themselves. Ranveer singh is his real life self, Alia is herself and most of all KARAN JOHAR is himself! ❤

[@Stonytude]

If you think the actors are "themselves" in a movie, that means they have done a great job acting out their roles

[@YonkoAkagamiShanks]

Epic? Kuch zyada ho gaya.

[@god.usopp2yearsago115]

@@Stonytudethat’s not at all true lol. Take The Rock for example

[@sanayairani3175]

Ranveer and Aliya have great chemistry together on screen I hope we will watch them together again on another movie

[@quickly05]

No matter what anyone else says this movie is legit like the 80's 90's bollywood rom coms done right (like govinda and raveen movies) , I love everything about it. Even the over dramatic approach, which I really don't like in the recent bollywood releases, but it works for this movie for me. Obviously not a masterpiece, but definitely a good time.

[@paingaming5540]

​@@rajattyagi8963now everyone is woke and it is going to be this way from now on. You can enjoy staying in the 90's and never evolve.

[@divineflu34567]

​@@rajattyagi8963stay in 90's

[@kvm6]

​@@rajattyagi8963lolwut? Most Govinda movies are better than this? Rewatch them now to see how cringy they actually are.

[@kvm6]

@@rajattyagi8963 is that why families across India are loving it? If it wasn't a family film it wouldn't be as highly rated. If it didn't have heart then Vivian wouldn't have cried. Unless you believe this is a paid promotion or something.

[@kvm6]

@@rajattyagi8963 and you would be delusional for doing that I guess. No problem, it's the same for me in case of KGF franchise. Won't belittle people who do like it though.

[@Abhishek-bg5xd]

The granny arc is very real tho. Old people don't change their ways.

[@Sonu_Bhamu]

This is a very beautiful movie. It gives so many emotions. One of the best performances of ranveer singh. Three legendary actors Shabana Azmi, Dharmendra Sir. And Jaya ji were so well casted in the movie and they performed extremely well. Shoutout to Karan as well that he gave atleast one Scene to every actor to show their talent. Music by Pritam was good as well, he had included the classic hindi songs in this movie giving tribute to those musicians. Costumes and locations were beautiful as well. Only two problems I felt was the ending with Jaya ji's character and on the nose social messaging. Dharmendra Sir now is suffering from the same health issues which are showed in the movie for his character. An 88 year old living legend showed us why he is among the greats of the world cinema. Fun fact in early 70s he was regarded as the most handsome man in the world and was known as Heman Of Bollywood. He received World Ironman award as well. If you guys can react to two of his modern movies Life In A Metro and Yamla Pagla Deewana it will be your tribute to Dharmendra sir. It's my request, if you can make it possible will be great. Thank you guys for the reaction of this movie. Thank you again to read my comment till the end guys.

[@TheLibrarianOG1]

I appreciate the ending. In most Indian stories, there's always some kind of redemption for the family, especially the elderly but this ending kind of feels close to the truth, sometimes there's no redemption and you just have to deal with what you are given.

[@etherealecstasy]

This movie is what Bollywood is... emotion, melodrama, humor, tears, family, relations, colors, music, songs, dance... and, a happy ending. We can have a Gangs of wasseypur and War every now and then, but we need our masala, just the way we need it in our food. This movie was soul nourishing. Like my heart finally found what it needed after a long long while. Can always trust Karan Johar for a magic like this.

[@TajarajaT]

Rocky is EVERYTHING we want in a partner. 🥰 This movie is indeed a new classic of modern times!

[@KhushiSahuu]

I love this movie so much! when i watched it first, i didn't think i'd connect with it as much as i did. also, the grandma's redemption arc being missing is very realistic in my opinion. her thoughts and actions are way more common in the elderly than it might seem. It was such a pleasure to see you guys react to it and man i had cried the way y'all did too hahhaa. Sending love

[@debosmitaganguly3961]

Alia's dad and Ranveer's dad's acting were top notch 🔥🔥.

[@nishtha_pd]

When I came out of the theater, trust me, I had the same feelings about the movie. It was like all the emotions that humans can experience were touched. And the messaging, man! I can't tell you how many times I clapped in those matters..every single message in the movie is very necessary. The acting of each and everyone was superb..and boy, Ranveer makes me cry all the time. He is so powerful. just love him immensely❤️ The costume, damn hot and epic as hell. The set and outdoor locations are perfect. I really came out feeling so good experiencing everything. I will never understand those who criticize this movie.1

[@anjali_k234]

You'll should know that ranveersingh is very much similar to rocky's character like the sense of humor and having his heart on his sleeve and an adorable human being like all deepika,alia and karan said it!and that made me a bigger fan of him as an actor and human being❤❤

[@09amitava]

I didn't comment in earlier parts of this reaction because I was waiting for this one! Do you know why? Because I wanted to watch Achara's genuine feelings on those particular scenes which I feel is really heartening! Her tears! O my God! She is just so sweet! And the movie? It is fantastic❤ I saw it earlier and watched it once again with you two👌🏼 Love you Achara❤🇮🇳🙏 And Vivian, you are awesome as well👍🏼

[@mmahcisse7941]

I appreciate the fact that the grandmother understood where she went wrong but she didn’t get a redemption. Not every character needs or deserves a redemption. Her keeping her son from his father is just evil amongst other things but just like Tijori, she could’ve been a product of her parents or family. I appreciate the aggressive messaging because it is heavily needed. It seems too much for us because we live in a slightly different world.

[@MrCool842]

Aww! So sweet of you guys ❤ You knew we were waiting for reaction part 2 for too long😅,,so you uploaded part 3 so quickly ,,,,,,lots of love

[@bengiaaning]

Feeling regret now by not went to theatre for this film😢 What a wonderful movie..... Yeh a Bollywood ❤

[@luckshialexander]

You shouldn't regret bcoz in theatres it would've been a cut down version....but in ott its really amazing

[@Sanj193]

The bra scene was over done imo.. I mean yeah i get it men can go bra shopping but no one is really made to put on bras in public like that! Other than that everything about the film i loved nd genuinely loved how they handled everything.. Also, the inclusion of old songs was too good!

[@christina5266]

And he was her son in law for gods sake😭😭like at that point, its just weird and embarrassing. Its called underwear for a reason, thats when it went extra woke for no reason

[@seemonjena659]

Rani's mother wanted Rocky to get so humiliated that he would think about quitting! She never liked Rocky coz he was not educated, not classy basically not eligible for Rani. But the entire family came around when Rocky showed that despite being flawed and having back-dated thoughts but he was always willing to learn and to change coz of his immense love for Rani!

[@Stonytude]

The auditorium I went to was laughing when they put the bra on Rocky. Laughing at Rocky. They all shut up real quick when Churni Ganguly (who played Rani's mom) said her piece about what is wrong with this attitude of being embarrassed by underwear - especially when it's female underwear. I found the scene a little OTT too until I saw the impact it had on my fellow audience. It was highly necessary. The only people who found it preachy are those who are already woke or those who are allergic to growing, learning, and evolving. Those who understand that such things need to be spelt out to a conservative, misogynist audiences like ours were quite ok with it.

[@Escapist...]

​@@StonytudeI understood what the writer of the scene was trying to convey the moment Rocky was asked to put on the bra. The message is very much required for our society but don't you think it would have been more effective if Rocky had gone lingerie shopping with Rani, his Fiancé rather than his Future MIL and it was Rani who made him understand that Bra is ultimately a piece of clothing only. I think the feeling of being OTT came because of the relationship dynamic between Rocky and Mrs. Chatterjee and not because of the message itself.

[@prashant41191]

I feel they over emphasized women being treated as different species, but I feel men don't touch thinking women might not like men touching their inners that's why the call it respect. But I agree on the fact people call bra with different names or periods with different names which should be normalized.

[@prajlikespuns]

I had the same nitpick- It was overdoing with the change and justice... Will it be really that simple to change generations of patriarchy the way Rani did by becoming their guest?? It was a bit irrational for me. But I think it was set up in a way to show the audience that this is how it should be.. women also can speak up for themselves and fight the patriarchy. Other than that, it was a really fun movie.. And I did not expect Achara and Vivian to cry so much in the end.. Really nice reaction, both of you!

[@Escapist...]

Man, they could have handled Dhanlaxmi-Grandpa-Jamini arc with much more maturity. Just to sit through the movie, I made myself believe that the family all knew Grandpa was going to pass away soon and they were trying to create happy memories for him in his final days. But that Kiss scene could have been avoided and they could have kept the focus on the mutual love for poetry between Jamini and Grandpa because at the end of the day, he was still married to Dhanlaxmi.

[@Stonytude]

He had dementia so he didn't remember his wife or his marriage. She's the only one he remembered. That's why the family let the romance play out, hoping that he'd regain some of his memories in the process

[@Escapist...]

@@Stonytude I understand that. That is why I wrote their whole storyline could have been handled with maturity. They could have tweaked it without the elements of infidelity and it would have had the same impact. But, we all know Karan Johar's fascination with the subject of infidelity. So yeah.

[@prashantgurung2635]

​@@Escapist...Exactly It Was so Uncomfortable to Watch

[@nishthagupta1357]

Please be acceptable of old people kissing. Its not something bad

[@Escapist...]

@@nishthagupta1357 Bruh 🤦‍♀️ I've absolutely no problem with oldies kissing. The only problem is kissing other person while your spouse is standing right there ! Age had nothing to do with it.

[@yampipampi]

Yeah I missed the Jaya Bacchan redemption arc as well - however, on second thought the fact that she shared her secret ladoo recipe was quite significant. It's a weird way of giving Rani her most precious possession - the recipe on which she built an empire. Remember, for her - it was even more important than her husband. By giving it to Rani, who has no use for it from a commercial standpoint - but rather, at most will make it for her family and friends... she is saying that she wants her legacy to be one of keeping the family happy even though she herself has made her choices in life.

[@AbdulHadi-od2ym]

I like the way how achara & Vivian got so emotional ❤😍

[@studios2025]

Team has a wide range of taste of movies thanks as we study you as audience as if what works and what not

[@ishikaishika3867]

All the points that were preached were important. The only problem is that they were "preached". If it was done a better way like in ZNMD or Dil Dhadakne Do, this movie would have been perfect. But I understand that this is a different setting, different characters and a different audience too. So great.

[@khushi_singh03]

Ranveer singh is same as rocky in real life to...i mean the way he proposed deepika followed her everywhere like fanboy despite being a star......and even after marriage the way he admire his wife...he is the greenest flag ever.

[@ANIKETPAHAN]

man var jayega kuch der baad. sometimes its feel childish, cringe

[@Noon129]

The grandparents love story is still weird to me maybe i give it a pass since the grandfather is sick

[@manishmishraji]

it had a lot of calbacks to other dharma movies which i am not sure you were able to catch. when ranveer says its all about loving your family, thats the tagline for K3G, jaya says "keh diya na, bas keh diya" when tijori objects to her agreeing to the swap, and thats what amitabh says all the time in K3G too. it had the DDLJ tune (which Achara got i think)

[@amaraambymohiuddin8625]

Honestly the post Durga Pooja scenes in both households were emotional moments for me to cry on, especially with Dharmendra sir’s on screen death and funeral 🥺😭😓 Although besides that Jaya Bachchan’s character Dhanlaxmi reminded me of Amitabh Bachchan’s character Yashvardhan Raichand from K3G, like both their characters are unhinged and stuck up with old fashion tradition and values, they won’t let anyone make their own decisions and have their own free will on what to do in life, and of course as long as you’re under their roof, you will have to follow their decisions etc. etc. Like even before the movie came out and while watching the trailer, I actually knew that her character would be like that, so I guess Karan Johar wanted to bring back those elements into the movie, even if people do or don’t agree with me on this one 🤷🏻‍♀️. So basically Jaya Bachchan literally became the exact female version of her husband’s on screen character from K3G in the movie

[@sprey_088]

Especially with the "keh diya na bas, keh diya"

[@amaraambymohiuddin8625]

@@sprey_088exactly!!!

[@puresoul6564]

Gender roles switch kr diye to show feminist, jaise ek scene me rani Rocky ko propose krti h , Rocky nakhre dikhta h ruthta h , Rocky check out bhi hota h

[@amaraambymohiuddin8625]

@@puresoul6564 exactly! Thanks to that, RARKPK literally became a blockbuster

[@AstrologerVaibhavChoubey]

"I remember leaving my house, and it was around 9:30 PM. Usually, I meet my friends around that time, but that day I wasn't feeling good and wanted to be alone. There's a cinema near my house, and I checked the movie shows on my phone. Luckily, I found a show at 9:45 PM. I had no idea about the movie, but when I watched it, it became one of my favorite movies. Watching the movie lifted my mood and made me feel better."

[@afloatingbull]

Karan and Dharma productions does the occasions so beautifully. Specially the death or marriage scenes. If you have seen 'Kabhi Khusi Kabhi Gum' or 'Kalank' or other big scale movies of Dharma Productions, you will find a lot of similarities in them.

[@jaiminsharma]

This movie represents Enmeshed Mother son relationship perfectly... and so many men have no idea that they are being manipulated by their moms.. I have many friends who cant make a single decision without their moms and most of them are married... Control and love cant coexist...

[@amypreem5225]

Loved the reaction!! Need more movie reaction from this duo. When I watched alone i teared up a bit, but watching w/ u ladies getting emotional too i cried much more. Well made movie and grt performances. The music though, I didn't like much. The retro songs & the sad song at the end are my favorites. ❤️

[@kusumak3372]

I felt the Grandmother - Some ppl never change, they just are the same no matter what! In India there are so many ppl like that. It’s very very realistic

[@jenniferlaurene9699]

We want new guests to watch this movie again!! 😭🙌🏻✨

[@5p383]

Jaya Bachchan prepared her whole life for this role

[@aadilmusic__]

I know real people like grandma’s character. Who Will never change till they die. It was a realistic choice.

[@roughnotes0033]

Love Viv! Her reactions on Tere Naam and Rocky aur Rani are so relatable and genuine. I'm so glad that she calls out the bs instead of being bogged down by trolls in the comments while also sees the emotional connect when it's genuine.

[@joickloverforever]

Ranveer singh as rocky is the heart and soul of the film he is AMAZING!!

[@matrixdukenukem000]

Indian Grandmas can be either supremely great or extremely evil. From bias towards female grandchild and male grandchild that was an undertone in this movie to suppressing their daughter in law which was hammered to a point. Even if they've sufferred their entire life and know it's wrong, they won't admit and not change. I would've been satisfied even without the letter scene to be honest. Grandma's can be utterly angelic with their grandchildren but treat their daughter/son in law like pure garbage. I wish the feminist messages were handled same way they showed the bias towards Gayatri's character. But I guess it needed to be shouted from megaphone for the previous generation audiences.

[@Ozukovsky]

Rocky and Rani is the best rom-com of the year, not just best indian rom com but overall I feel this is the best rom-com I watched this year. While hollywood had some good coming of age dramas like bottoms and are you there Margaret? but no real good romantic dramas or rom-com this year. Even ana de armas ghosted was so bad.

[@atheist1586]

Ranveer singh played as ranveer singh himself in the movie 😂😂😂

[@poweralways8876]

Review full AASHIQUE 2 movie.. It's musical emotional lovestory m sure u will love it ... Best movie

[@kindofanmol]

This would've been an absolutely perfect movie for me if they had chopped out some of those preachy scenes. Still an absolute emotional roller-coaster regardless.

[@sahilgulliya1586]

Yes alia and ranveer both were amazing but for me and for most of the people i know it was dharmendra ji and shabana ji i mean the way they both portrayed their character with just a few lines i mean it was just so powerful

[@kevinduncan3437]

I love 💕 this movie and I like that jaya bachchan character didn't get a full redemption arc

[@favourite1734]

When Jamini said:"he was my soulmate" yohh

[@minhaj272c]

This is exactly what I was thinking! Grandma's redemption. I feel that the letter from Jaya Bachchan should have explained why she became a person like that. Maybe she could say that right away in 1978 she found out that her husband was cheating on her, and from that point, she lost her love for her husband and raised the son away from the father, that would have been justifiable. She saved her marriage and was just performing her duty as a wife, mother, and businesswoman, but in the process became the person she is today!

[@seemonjena659]

Actually it's obvious! The way Tijori and Dhanlakshmi reacted when Jamini came to their house and met Kanwal for the first time (the fear and disgust in their eyes) clearly proved that Dhanlakshmi was well aware about Kanwal's affair! There are many many Indian families whose existence I can vouch for where the elders never ever change no matter what. The redemption would have been an utter waste. Dhanlakshmi was such a stubborn character that showing that she had a 360° change in the end would have been forced.

[@minhaj272c]

@@seemonjena659 I don't say that Dhanlakhsmi would change herself to 180 degrees, but at least she could provide some justification for how she turned out to be the person she is today.

[@manjiladahal7284]

You guys have to watch " sanam teri kasam " .

[@SMon-wh6om]

I think this movie has the best second half that I have seen in recent times.

[@tweetyburd8046]

Why does granny need a redemption arc? In real life a lot of people do not redeem themselves...especially the older generation. That was a very intentional choice by the director. But yes that character was very underwritten.

[@poulamimukherjee4787]

I can see why so many people wanted a redemption for the grand mother, but in real life most old people do not accept the new ways. That’s why so many of us choose to separate ourselves from toxic relatives. Coz the redemption never really comes for most people.

[@kaushiksunapu5657]

Granny did technically still have a redemption though, even the fact that she decided to recognise her ego and accept it, was enough in a realistic context...even just that doesn't happen alot of the time, in real life! Its just not meant to be perfect, thats a difference in this movie, because of which I liked it!

[@elva136]

There were a lot of parallels of this movie with Crazy Rich Asians, especially the part where the characters Dhanlaxmi and Rani talk over making laddoos, it was a lot like the scene of the characters in Crazy Rich Asians where they talk to each other over making dumplings. I had say this is the Indian version but addressing issues in terms of Indian context.

[@FilmY0708]

Indian songs make everyone cry ❤❤

[@ana1977x]

Watching this in the movies just wow… my favourite. And I tried my EVERYTHING pressing in my tears but my sister and cousin were balling their eyes out😶

[@udayudayp]

no matter what karan will make you cry

[@charrot9352]

Jaya Bachaan(Granny) acted so well so we all got interested in her personal story,, how she became so challenging,, handling and building that empire by herself

[@varungangalam1321]

I loved that there was no redemption for the grandma's character. I hated every single thing about her and had no interest in forgiving

[@jetpark3743]

One of KG's finest

[@torilovato9500]

I just realised, funny thing is Jaya Bacchan is Bengali in real life .

[@lokeshaggarwal7438]

Awesome reaction.🎉🎉 You should also watch satyaprem ki katha. It is equally amazing.

[@abhishekmandagiri2642]

React for sathyaprem ki katha it is also good drama

[@CloisForever29]

I loved this movie ♥️

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Final part of the movie, here we go! 👏🏽

[@spat6922]

I was laughing at the intentional over dramatic scenes and imperfections Karan showed in the movie.

[@sangitagulhane3490]

Loved this movie and your reaction!! Please do for the "jayesh Bhai jordar" movie of ranveer singh...it's so under appreciated! Thank you.

[@gauravmishra1442]

You people just don't know what DHARMENDRA was and he still has it... he is versatile in real sense.. He ruled Bollywood in later 60- mid 80s..blur in later 80s.. Powerful in 90s and just supportive in 2000s and in 2020s, hands down 🙏

[@priyatapaulchowdhury3678]

It really breaks my heart to see Achara crying🥺

[@subhajitbasu4187]

The movie played the balance well.

[@JustLeeThings]

I feel this was the perfect ending coz not everything and everyone in our life will be happy with us or our decisions. Plus it’s really difficult for oldies to change their thinking at that age. That is why when we visit our grandparents here in India, we live and behave according to what they like or say. And ofcourse there are oldies who move with time like how Rani’s family is like. So this movie was a perfect showcase of different cultures and characters in everyone’s family where everyone could relate to atleast one member in this movie.

[@ratneshdubey7009]

Dadi's redemption wouldn't really make much sense. It could've only happened in a movie, but I am happy they didn't chose to go with it. When you grow old with some sense of idealistic world in your head, you can't bear anyone making an attempt to change it. They would rarely ever be willing to adapt with the changing world, and others just sort of get used to them being like that

[@adityasharma98148]

You guys should watch "Masaan"

[@adityakumarray6932]

Also udaan 2010

[@adityasharma98148]

@@adityakumarray6932 that's right, both r close to my heart

[@prashantgurung2635]

To be Frank i Understand Jaya Character Why She Never Loved Her Husband And Kept Her Son Away From Him i Mean Whole Life She Had to Take Care of Business And on Top of That Her Husband Cheated on Her

[@jd75279]

Ranvir Singh should be preserved at all costs. He is an actor par excellence. The only other actor who is as versatile as Ranvir is Rajkumar. I believe both RKs dont get enough credit in the industry.

[@d2c9416]

Good ! Correct comment about Grandpa, he was the catalyst!

[@PokhrajRoy.]

6:28 LACHAK APPROVED

[@rydhynadwivedi2633]

I think that the grandmother was not entirely wrong. If you look from her perspective - she was ambitious and wanted things in her life but her husband was not competent (not the way she thought was need to achieve those dreams.). So, she had to step up, she took over the business and realistically speak when you have to build a business and grow it to the height she did - you need to be mentally strong, rough around the edges and have a discipline of doing things so as to make it work. I am not justifying her behaviour or saying what she did was right but she was not entirely wrong. She did change in the end because the people she loved told her she was wrong.

[@prathamgupta992]

I just love this movie ❤

[@rockybalboa08]

Idk how many days its been asking this but yeah steph and andrews reaction to "Jagga Jasoos"

[@sanjanasingh5797]

Pls watch jab tak hain jaan next❤😊

[@aditmukherjee4649]

Weird comparison, but I kept seeing over TikTok and Social Media that Ranveer/Rocky was giving major Kenergy. Would have found it funny if y'all had any ideas on that.

[@jasmartin409]

Achara ❤

[@moviefan700]

The subtitles @8:09 is wrong. He's saying "even your family taught you better than that". He wasn't dissing her family.

[@teresaluz975]

There are people that will never change. Granny will always be alone with her ego. I'm glad she didn't have a happy ending because sometimes some people don't deserve it.

[@kshitij472]

Hi First one here ❤❤

[@FarhatAlam]

Parents don't change. In this one, they still do. With the idea of the granny's redemption, you're asking for too much from the desis 😅

[@FALCONIND7998]

vote for ASUR:WELCOME TO YOUR DARK SIDE ❤❤❤

[@XGenGameBoy]

Like to see Vivian and steph together

[@pragyanhujuri5026]

Grand pa dharm ji..... Sholay🎉

[@bollysongs_status_]

1:30 can anyone say the song name here ?❤