#lailamajnu

Back in 2018 i was extremely sick when i first watched this movie, I was a very young and naive kid and i vividly remember that when I saw the movie mental pain took over my physical pain like my heart broke into million pieces after watching laila majnu ending it gave me goosebumps and i couldn't control myself but broke down and kept thinking about this movie for weeks and months and I've a tendency of getting attached with my favourite movies and series.My connection to this movie is beyond words, a deep and unexplainable attachment that has woven itself into the very fabric of my being. It has become a part of me, a cherished piece of my soul that resonates with me on a level that defies explanation. Every movie of Imtiaz ali sir's holds a special in my heart. His characters hold a special place in my heart, and his movies are like magic, spelling binding me and transporting me to a different realm every time i watch them and the music in his films is another world altogether. When i first watched this movie it altered my brain chemistry and instantly became my favourite, i suggested it to everyone but they didn't watch it and called it cringe but i knew that one day it'll get the appreciation it deserves. I am convinced that art can save the world, and world needs more artists like Imtiaz ali, Avinash Tiwary and tripti dimri and the all the music artists they deserve the appreciation. if only I wasn't bounded by any societal norms or had an option of sitting all day in the theatre re watching laila majnu and other Imtiaz ali sir's movie , I'd have opted that.

Avinash Tiwary!!! Oh ! what have you done to us..... Should we call you qais? Or majnu? Or just Avinash thank you so much for doing Qais's character, you know that when life makes me numb and i want to cry my heart out or just having a bad day i re-watch this movie, thank you for letting my suppressed emotions coming through with your acting.I could feel the essence and emotions of your character in my bones. No one could've done Qais's role better than you. The performance was absolutely brilliant from Avinash and makes me question why isn't he a regular in Bollywood by now

The playlist of this movie has my whole heart ever since the release of the movie, laila Majnu songs rules over my Spotify playlists Each frame, each dialogue, each note of music is a brushstroke on the canvas of my soul, painting a picture of love, longing, and loss that I can never quite shake off.. This was the 9th time I re watched this movie and it still feels something different, unrealistic, beyond this universe. The real movie starts After interval which is mostly based on longing and yearning waiting and madness .The movie showed all stages of love Attraction, infatuation, love, reverence, obsession and death. - all stages of love laid bare before me, each moment a dagger to the heart, each scene a whisper of eternity. In another universe where infinite possibilities unfold like petals on a cosmic flower, there exists a reality where Laila and Qais found their way back to each other and they lived a beautiful life in that pahadon ke piche vala ghar

If Imtiaz Ali's films have a million fans, then I am one of them. If his films have five fans, then I am one of them. If his films have no fans, then I am no longer alive. For in the world he creates, in the characters he breathes life into, I find solace, I find truth, I find myself.

Forever grateful for the re-release, forever indebted to the magic of Laila Majnu.

جا اب نہیں آتا, اب تو ہی ڈھونڈ مجھے!

Film Review Of an overrated B’wood Movie I’ve Seen In Recent Times

Well, overrated would actually be quite an inappropriate word to use, so let’s just say it was a disappointing movie for it did fail at delivering what I and most of the viewers expected it to.

This movie that I had watched just 2 weeks ago ,”Laila Majnu” set in Kashmir directed by Imtiaz Ali went a bit over my head and hence became a reason of my dislike. The first half an hour is fine and…

Film Review Of an overrated B’wood Movie I’ve Seen In Recent Times

Well, overrated would actually be quite an inappropriate word to use, so let’s just say it was a disappointing movie for it did fail at delivering what I and most of the viewers expected it to.

This movie that I had watched just 2 weeks ago ,”Laila Majnu” set in Kashmir directed by Imtiaz Ali went a bit over my head and hence became a reason of my dislike. The first half an hour is fine and…