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Now, if he hadnвЂ™t shown up, Simran would be already aboard the love train and into the sunset. Simran reaches the station to try and stop KuljeetвЂ™s men and when she is trying to board the train with her lover, Raj, Bauji stops her.

This is also where the famous climax of this film took place. He is more eager than ever to get her daughter married to Kuljeet now, because how else does a problematic Indian father take his anger out than by forcing his will on his family?ДЄs Raj arrives at the train station to leave for good, he is attacked by Kuljeet and his goons who are enraged to find out that he was played by Raj all along. What he didn't anticipate, however, was that he had had one nasty encounter with Bauji back in London, where they both got off on the wrong foot.ДЄfter a lot of drama, sneaking around and songs that were added to every wedding playlist, Raj and SimranвЂ™s charade comes to an end when Bauji finds a picture of them together and puts two and two together. Raj slyly befriends Kuljeet and gets himself invited to the wedding festivities where he tries to win SimranвЂ™s family over with a strong game of pretence. Meanwhile, back in India, Simran and her younger sister despise the to-be groom - Kuljeet, who is just as misogynistic as Raj was, except this one was portrayed as evil while Raj was hailed as the lover of the century.

As if the guy had anything better to do back home either. He takes his entire family and moves to India to force her daughterвЂ™s hand in marriage, but the plot thickens when Raj decides to follow her to India and win her family over. The trip comes to an end and their love bubble bursts as soon as Simran tells her mother about this boy she met on the Euro train, only to be now slut-shamed by her father who is furious that his young daughter dared to fall for any other man than the one he picked out for her. Because letвЂ™s face it, weвЂ™ve all fallen for shitheads in our lives, except our tragic love story was called toxic and theirs has been immortalized by Bollywood. And just like that, in one swift dialogue, he manages to slut-shame all other women who chose to put their vaginas to other use than just peeing.Дespite witnessing several red flags in Raj, Simran chooses to fall for this prick of a guy and this, by far, is the most relatable part of the film. Precisely in her vagina, which if invaded would take away everything from her existence. Simran is obviously traumatised and Raj, amused.Д«ecause of course he was kidding and in his own words, knew where an Indian womanвЂ™s izzat lied. In the morning, Raj tells her how they both had sex. This happens after the two miss their train to Zurich and are forced to stick together till the time they find their way back to their friends.ДЄt one point during this solo travel, Simran gets pissed drunk and the two fall asleep together. Sticking where he isnвЂ™t needed and invading SimranвЂ™s personal space, whether it is by asking too many questions or by forcing his head in her lap. During the entire trip, Raj is as irritating as a wedgie.

Surprisingly, the lack of consent in this space never got called out and we wonder why.ДЄnyway, they both embark on their journey and bump into each other at the train station. She then literally begs her father to let her go, post which she would have to get married. Simran has to first hear a sexist lecture from her mother about strangling her dreams only to marry a man. Moving back to the plot, it turns out that both Raj and Simran want to go for a Euro trip with their friends and while for Raj and his liberal father, there is no scope for being said no to,

Well, to be fair, his and Alok NathвЂ™s pocket, but okayвЂ¦ In fact, I am sure, if we searched his pockets thoroughly, the origin of both hypocrisy and patriarchy could be found stemming from there. While Raj is shown as a rich, spoilt brat with privilege dripping from his face like sweat, Simran comes from an upper-middle-class family that is still tied down by вЂIndian values and cultureвЂ™ and, of course, - Bauji вЂ™s words which are like words from the gospel itself.Д«auji here is the manifestation of the typical ungrateful Indian who moves abroad to earn in dollars or pounds but still casts racist slurs to people living abroad, while keeping their Indian mentality on a pedestal. The movie starts with an introduction to the two main characters - Raj ( Shah Rukh Khan ) and Simran (Kajol) who are both NRIs and living in London. Why, you ask? Because, as romantic and dreamy as it may have been, it was problematic and misogynistic as hell. Okay, so before you come at me for ruining a classic for you guys, let me break it to you that the movie we have so dearly internalized years ago, was already broken and twisted at the time it came out.

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