#rimjhim

There's something about the inherent sweetness and innocence in their queerness which is not because they're not shown having sex or kissing or doing anything vulgar,, rather because they're just normal people living their normal lives and trying to survive in their environments

there is something really cool about all the queer relationships having started "ugly" in a manner of speaking (because spitting, talking and joking about poop, or in a work environment talking with an "inebriated" disturber/trespasser with the intention of running them off or punishing them are not really considered respectable) and evolving into something rather sweet and strong and persisting. It's a reflection of queer experiences that take place even in the ugliest of circumstances to create something so beautiful because it's inherent and being queer is not really a choice. There's also the idea of all of the relationships having occurred in daily life without it being a conscious chasing of that experience which again reflects on the inherent normality of queerness.

so yeah queer representation matters and there should be more of it and I love this movie and I love that this tiny thing brought me so much joy :)) and ik I've said this before but if you haven't yet you should definitely see badhaai do and