Kanishka Gunjiyal

I love this movie. It really told the silent ground reality of India. I'm out of words! The characters, the plots that were disclosed with every new episode were mind blowing. Like the so-called progressive minds being so backward in their approach (the ias asking for dowry) , the kids not consenting to their old parents marriage, the girl forced and drugged by her parents to marry someone out for election coalition and personal benefit , modern minds still subjected to superstitious accounts (like marrying the tree) ,girls married off only with their parents desire to make her settle in America . And also the characters ,like at the end finally Tara gets away with his toxic ,always cheating husband and becomes what she really was, knowing love was what she desired more than the monetary benefits. She didn't settle for less and dumped her former bestie for betraying her trust. And we have Jazz, Jazz being the girl who is very much familiar with her responsibilities as the only earning member in her not too so good-to-go family. She finds and brings back her drugged brother , she tries to fit in as much as possible to the new modern world she was confronted to, but she never lost hope. She tried her best and ended up with her old lover (yay). Then we have Shabini, who though moved to Harmony from Made in Heaven for her daughter's best interest, she always had a soft corner and a sense of concern for her former business partners (ps she was among the three people who started made in heaven). It showed the struggles of a single mother. Then we have Kabir, he narrated the stories so well, with the best and most suitable conclusions he can draw at the end of every episode. He ,along with the made in heaven team never settled for just the conduction of the wedding, but also for their bride's and groom's happiness. They wanted to serve them best, make it their day and make them "actually" happy. Then we have my fav character "Karan' ,he is like the most courageous one in the storyline. The arrest he was subjected to made him raise a PIL for decriminalization of Section 377. His plight depicted the society we live in , where young, progressive minds are suppressed on the name of "traditional beliefs" which btw is nowhere related. I loved how it showcased the difficulties of the LGBTQA+ community in India. The making of this series is itself such a great achievement as it throws light on the plight of the suppressed and the gullible minds in the country. This movie really did justice to its plot. A MUST WATCH . I loved it :D

I watched this movie today, And I cried thruout the whole movie. The very fact we r so privileged ,we can see,hear,touch,feel,speak and control our emotions made me heartbroken towards the ones who can't. Autism is a real disorder, it is our responsibility to help whenever possible. We are so blessed as humans, and should work towards helping others who may not be provided with the same capabilities as ours. This movie correctly displays how speech and conversation is not vital for 'love', love can be simply felt. This feeling is enough for love to last. I feel so blessed thru this movie and it definitely deserves 'the movie of the decade'. Ranbir's and Priyanka's acting and their chemistry in the movie made me cry. Illeana's acting is so pure too. I LOVE THIS FILM. HATSOFF ANURAG BASU SIR!

I remember watching this movie in theatres the day it came out with my family and I was 5 y.o at that time. I remember dancing to 'left leg aage aage' song for like a 100 thousand times. And I watched thIs movie after 13 years today. And it brings out such a nostalgia, I even remember some scenes. I love SRK's acting and the innocence he holds in this movie. Anushka was a fresh face at that time and she absolutely nailed it. Made me cry during the last scenes. And the transitions and the makeover Suri and Raj had were mindblowing. How a simple, middle class man can totallyy flip over his simplicity, to a cunning ,lovable boy. I LOVE THEIR LOVE STORY. Rab ne bana di jodi hai bhaisaab!

The best movie to ever exist. Full of hope. I remember watching the movie in the theaters in 2009 ,But I was six years old at that time. Some of the scenes were still delusional in my mind tho. So currently I'm 17 ,I was born in 2003. And currently I'm preparing for jee, something that I never really wanted to do. But the stereotypical society and my dad convinced me to do so. This movie was an eye opener. I am now crystal clear about my goals of becoming an ias . I believe I have the potential to change the world. However studying for jee has made me feel super underconfident and inferior about myself. I finally watched this movie after 11 years. This movie gave me hope. As albert einstein said "You can't judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree".I'm currently writing this while listening to Behti hawa sa tha voh nonstop for an hour. I've decided I'm gonna pursue BA and study for UPSC,and complete my dream of going to lbsnaa, and serving the poor people in my country. I've got a motive ,something that cannot in any way stop me from my goal. A 17 year old

I'm 16 and so fascinated by this serial. The fact that this show is ending today is heart breaking. Watching a show from 33 years ago and being uncorrupted by the modern day vfx and giving the true retro vibes is just amazing. This show leaves me speechless. Ab pata nhi kal se kya dekhungi. Jai shree ram🚩💕 The purity of Ramayan and its moral values touch my heart. The last episode made me weep. The actors did a commendable job, and acted in such a way, that there acting shall live forever. ❤