Not Just Entertaining, On-screen Bollywood Couples Also Teach Us How To Love

There are thousands of definitions of love, and it’s so hard to know which describes ours. Everybody tends to think people usually idealize nor dramatize love in movies, however, there are actually some tips we can learn for our romantic relationships from the Bollywood on-screen couples.

No such thing called failure in true love (Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge: Raj and Simran)

In the movie, Raj Malhotra and Simran fall in love but then be forbidden by Baldev - Simran’s father. They have to get through a love-challenging journey and then finally prove to not only Baldev but also all the audience that, how much they love each other. When it comes to true love, there is no such thing called failure.

It’s alright to have a break (Break Ke Baad: Aaliya and Abhay)

Both Aaliya and Abhay have their dreams and soon find out their relationship by one or other way distract them from chasing what they want. But in the end, they still end up being together again, after all the breaking-up time, they realize how much they love each other.

Does love have bounds? No way!!! (2 States: Ananya and Krish)

Despite their cultural backgrounds and their family’s disapproval, Ananya and Krish fall in love and even find it hard to live without each other when they’re apart. They have also learned to adapt to a new culture for their marriage. This relationship shows us, perfectly, that love is regardless of race, culture, or distance.

Love is us, together, through good and bad times (Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham: Rahul and Anjali)

Rahul comes from a highly patriarchal and follows traditions family. He then falls in love with a girl named Anjali Sharma, but their love is forbidden because Anjali is from a low-income background. Eventually, he marries her and wins the love of his family. Their love story proves as long as we keep respect, care and persistence, love is forever maintained.

“How to get your lover back” 101 class, the most important lesson: Be patient!!! (Namastey London: Jasmeet and Arjun)

Though it seems like Jasmeet is quite selfish and does not deserve Arjun’s, his relentless persuasion to win his wife back shows us the strength of “never give up” in love.