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 [Jhaji-jhaji.blogspot.com] jhaji: "For him to cheat with somebody else's wife is blasphemy." But increasingly realistic portrayals of marriage - happy and otherwise - are very much on the mind of Bollywood these days. Most Hindi films have culminated with a happily- ever-after snapshot of a bride and groom surrounded by a doting family.

[Filmiholic] Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna: Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham stretched what could be acceptable to a traditional Indian family (unsuitable choice of spouse and defiance of parental authority), Kal Ho Naa Ho still had the self-sacrificing for love common in so many Hindi movie love triangles, but it also had sly, accepting references to alternative lifetsyles (a gay couple in the Kuch To Hua Hai number, and the whole SRK-Saif-Kantaben breakfast scene), and now Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna sells the idea that people should be able to question if they have to stay in an unhappy marriage.    

[Blogs.sify.com] Welcome to Sify Personal Homepages: The opening sequence itself, where Rani speaks to a stranger (SRK) about her reservations about her marriage to a wrong person and then heeds SRKs advise of getting married to Abhishek, makes it clear that the movie will move into a deep mess. How can a modern girl staying in USA behave in this strange manner and not take a stand against the marriage considering that she has no hesitation in entering an extra-marital affair with SRK.

[Ndtvblogs.com] NDTV Blogs - Log in. Blog out.: I had watched quite a lot of KANK campaign programs and my god”¦ .Today is the new era of bollywood,no doubt,and also the lyricts but hang on,new era for .

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