Movie that allows me to cry as much as I want!

I don’t want to admit this, but it’s a fact, and I need to tell you guys before it gets more and more shameful. I really love Hindustan movies as much as I like to eat Oreo with a bottle of peanut butter. Oh dear, the flow of the story was just on the right track, and both hero and heroine portrayed their feelings toward each other really well in songs. 

The main characters of this movie :)

Yes, when we talked about Hindustan movie, it does never be completed if there are no scene whereby both of the main characters chasing around each other while singing the love song. Sometimes, it’s just at the right time and place, but there were also some time whereby there wouldn’t be necessary for the characters to express their feelings through music. But for “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham” (2001), you’re not going to leave your seat since it would be the greatest regret that you’ve experience for that whole day. Why? Let’s see. The movie is on the A-list movie, which most of the foreign countries recommended to those who never watched it before to experience the journey by their own selves, and it’s totally an inspired movie.

Family always should comes first after the rest.

Kajol and SRK

Starring the most anticipated couples in Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol, who played as Rahul and Anjali that both have different background of life that unite in the name of LOVE. Rahul  is the adopted child of  Yash Raichand (Amitabh Bachchan) and his beloved wife, Nandini Raichand (Jaya Bachchan). Both of them live happily with their adopted son until Jaya is actually pregnant and given birth to Rohit (Hrithik Roshan). All the members of this family lived happily until one day, fate has gathered both of Rahul and Anjali souls in an accident meeting between them. Rahul has fallen in love with Anjali, and he’s willing to sacrifice his life for the sake of her life, which forced him to walk away from his family’s house and started a new chapter with his wife. The love between a father and his son cannot be stop, even though they are completely not related through blood. At the end of the story, the family came back united and the bond is getting stronger with the marriage of Rohit and his little-girl-crush, Pooja (Kareena Kapoor).

You've stolen my heart and my soul :)

To add something into your knowledge, or for those who still doesn’t know about this, it is actually a must thing for Hindustan movie to be ended with happily ever after, or else you’ve going to witness a scene where people are bashing the movie and what worse, they’re being able to burn up the cinemas if the ending is not finished happily. What a scary situation, isn’t it? Luckily Malaysian still can accept the twisted or not-a-really-happen-ending movies that have been produced locally since we are completely open minded. And it is better to leave the ending to be questions later on, rather than a cliché type of ending. It’s so boring, you know, when at the end of the story, the characters are all lived happily ever after. The end. It’s totally nonsense. At least, if they want to have a lovely ending, they should also twist the plot by creating a new thought for the movie watchers to at least use their brains to think of the every possibility for the ending. See, I think now I can call my personal assistant and booked a place next to the movie producer just to talk about my perspective. Haha. It’s completely impossible, and I know that very well okay.

The bless from parents is important in order
to gain a happy life.

The best impression that has been left by “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham” movie is the emotion that even my daddy couldn’t handle it really well. Why? The volcano of Indonesia has suddenly shaking and created the lava, which flows all over the place. Same goes with tears which my mummy, mostly, would never stop crying every time she watched this movie.5 times watching this movie could fill the water in the well. 

Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham movie trailer

But I must admit that, it just same goes with myself too, which I couldn’t handle my emotional feelings while watching this movie. I could cry over and over again for just one scene in this movie, which was during the first meeting of Rohan and his mother after 10 years disconnected from each other, and her mother can still felt the sense of his existence in the area, even though at that time they we’re actually at a mall. The feelings of a mother after years lost contact with her dearest son has made me cry and cry while hugging my mummy. We both looked at each other, and continue crying. I don’t really know what is the secret potion that the director’s has put into this movie, which caused me to cry every single time I watched it, even though it was already at my 134^th  times already. How magical the impact is towards my real life. So, if you’re planned to clear up your eyes by using your own tears, I would totally recommended this movie to be watch during your free time.