Kuch Sapney Apne

Rarely few sequels surpass their predecessors and Kuch Sapne Apne is one of those both in narrative and performances.

Mona ji, Wow - I would rather call her Vasudha. This is one performance that deserves nomination for every award this year! Kudos to the creative team for developing Vasudha's character so beautifully. You'll have a smile and also feel strength when she appears on screen.

There are moments that well you up, and the characters appear truly inclusive. This is everyone's story actually. Satvik as Karthik shines.

Thanks for bringing it to the big screen and looking forward for more!

Kuch Sapney Apne (2024) is a breath of fresh air in the Indian film industry. Although this is a a queer centric film with a queer centric cast and crew, the core message and meaning remains about love, connection and relationships. Despite being a sequel, this film stands alone as a touching story centered around the life of Aman. The actors compelling performances will keep audiences hooked into its intricately woven story, with various plot lines blurring into each other. LGBTQ+ representation is sorely needed now more than ever and this film should be the opening discussion for closed minded people.

I liked the rainbow flags on navratri Pooja stand. The acting is flawless and cinematography unique

Stories of couple fighting...father practicing dv. Brother a cross dresser...done with true authenticity...a colourful wedding...Sweden...food provide great backdrops.

Go live your life well..I am gay and my partner of 40 years is an angel... perhaps a gay angel. Being Gujarati I know how spirituality is part of lives..a subject well covered here.

The film is a true rainbow of red orange yellow green lightbluesparkle indigo blue navy blue pink gold purple white in black

The music awesome too.

Well made film with good intentions. Good acting, especially by the actors playing Kartik and the father. The film is a bit of a glimpse into the life of an urban gay couple and their relationship with small town parents. Good music and a feel good sort of film. It does get slightly preachy at times. The father suddenly turning a new leaf and a 180 degrees was a bit hard to digest but it was needed to wrap up the story positively. The movie will help non lgbtq folks understand the issues that the lgbt Indian community goes through. The film should be available on streaming platforms to reach a wider audience.

Kuch Sapney Apne not only includes very timely universal messages of the importance of love, family, acceptance, human rights and deals with themes of homophobia, stigma, discrimination, and misogyny in a way that is sadly relevant to too many countries and cultures around the world. Despite these very serious topics, the film manages to raise awareness and educate in a very entertaining non-preachy way and is packed with drama and plot twists and beautiful Indian songs. The acting by both veterans and first-time actors is first-rate and the scenery in Stockholm as well as in India is gorgeous. People who watched the earlier film "Evening Shadows" (about a young gay man from South India coming out to his parents) will recognize the characters and enjoy watching their growth during the past 5 years. However, if you somehow missed Evening Shadows, Kuch Sapney Apne and its plot are still easy to follow. I hope this movie is widely distributed, including in theaters internationally, as well as on streaming platforms.