Audacious Flirting and Unromantic Marriages in ‘Badhaai Do’ | The Best of the Best Parts Podcast

‘Badhaai Do’ writer-director Harshavardhan Kulkarni talks about the difference in treatment of the three relationships in the film- Sumi and Rimjhim's sweet Bollywood-esque romance, Shardul and Guru's audacious flirting, and Sumi and Shardul's platonic, unromantic energy.
In TS Studios’ The Best Parts podcast, journalist Genesia Alves dissects our favorite films, with a little help from the people who brought them to life. To listen to the full conversation, follow The Best Parts podcast, and subscribe to The Swaddle.
(In ‘Badhaai Do,’ Shardul, a gay man, and Suman, a lesbian woman, get married to appease their families. However, when Suman's girlfriend moves in with them, their lives become more complex.)
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[@iDongu]

love this insight into the movie! thank you for the interview and the movie as a whole!

[@fangirl_4941]

Need more movies like this with good desi queer rep 🙌♥️

[@username15563]

No we don't want chakkagiri in cinema

[@Music-tb3qc]

I looooove this movie too much❤❤❤

[@REHANKHAN-en5zn]

Film makers like them should get more opportunities and budgets.

[@setukhayer6455]

Please make a video on "thank you for coming" movie

[@roshinitoenlightenment]

This is society

[@_EditNo._1]

Beautiful film❤

[@anushkasaha3282]

For the last many months you are mostly talking about film and feminist and queer angles in the films. There are so little content nowadays about all of these in historical and socio-economic context. Can we have more of real life issues along with these movie discussions?