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Kabhi Haan, Kabhi Naa

There is something about Kabhi Ha, Kabhi Na which makes it so different from all of the Shah Rukh Khan movies I have watched. Despite watching Aye kaash ke hum song a gazillion times and being enamoured by SRK’s innocence in it, I never watched the movie. In fact my mom who is such a huge fan of SRK also never spoke to me about it. So I finally decided to watch it today and OMG I cried like 4 times throughout the movie, not because it’s a sad movie, but because I was able to connect and relate to it on so many levels.

The movie is about Sunil, a sweet loser friend we all have in our firend’s group. Sunil loves Anna but she is in love with Chris, who are all part of the same band. Sunil has only one goal in his life, which is to make Anna happy. When Anna returns back to her hometown, she realises she is in love with Chris and when Sunil gets to know that Anna and Chris actually love each other, he tries everything that he can in his capacity to seperate them, including creating misunderstandings between them. One such day, he lies to Chris so that he is able to take Anna on a date, which Chris eventually discovers, leading to Sunil getting kicked out of their band. I mean anyone would do this, and until this point I was really annoyed with Sunil for being such a childish and annoying person.

Later on due to Sunil saving them from a group of unruly customers at a bar, he is back in the group although he realises that it’s too late to win Anna back since Chris has proposed her for marriage. However, later on Chris and Anna breakup due to their economic status differences and Chris’s parents arranging his marriage with someone else. On the other side, Sunil lies to his parents about passing his undergrad degree with first class for which a party is arranged. Unable to bear the fact that he lied about passing the exams and his parents being truly proud of him, he decides to confesses that he lied. He loses his face once again in front of everyone but the friendly neighbourhood Father consoles Sunil and his family. That night Sunil and Anna’s parents decide to arrange their marriage. This scene is indicative of a lot of things, the fact that Sunil had to constantly lie a lot of times and get caught for it is becuase of low self confidence, that people around him deemed him worthless and did not have faith in him, etc. This one moment in his life was like everyobody has forgiven him, and that they still trusted him. I just wish his dad let him continue with his passion for music instead of forcing him to look after their garage.

Finally, Sunil gets what he kept wishing all his,and is able to marry Anna. He even promises her parents that he will keep her happy forever regardless of the fact that everyone considers him a loser. However, he realises that Anna is still in love with Chris and backs off. The movie ends with Anna and Chris getting married, and just like the movie starts with a dream of Anna and Sunil’s wedding, where Sunil drops the ring, Chris drops the ring and Sunil visualises his dream in front of his eyes, just that this time he does not pick up the ring, even though he knows where it fell. After the wedding Sunil is heartbroken and sits outside the Church where he meets a stranger in the town who asks for an address, and Sunil helps her with the bags. He happily accompanies her to the destination, indicating that Sunil would move on.

I swear to god if Juhi didn’t appear in that Last scene I would have cried for 15 more minutes. To be honest, this story isn’t out of the ordinary, it’s a simple, predictable story of unrequited love we all have read and heard, but I really cannot explain how beautifully it was expressed. The hero of this movie is someone who would never be considered as a hero in reallife. In addition to this, the movie delved into various aspects of a coming-of-age movies like relationship with parents, siblings, friends group, interaction with adults in life etc. This movie had me crying in all those parts SRK cried and this was probably his most pure portrayal of a character; naïve, simple, honest and really really adorable. I really respect Sunil for backing off at the right time, a stark contrast to SRK’s character in Darr.The cast was great with familiar 90′s faces and the music was really lovely. After watching the movie I realised what the title actually meant; it was not just about Kabhi Ha Kabhi Na in love, it was also about learning to accept rejections and moving on in life with a hope for a better day. It is so hard to come across such movies in this age and this will always be my favourite SRK movie. SRK shines brighter than anyone in this movie! and of course it’s his favourtie movie as well:)