Isn't the fact that Salman Khan, the kid they didn't raise, turned out to be better than the kids they actually raised question their own parenting skills?
Can you imagine ... when my grand ma used to watch this film and shed tears at every other moment whereas she had a great life where all her children, bahus, grand children did what she said till the time she passed away...... Bhagban was a nightmare for us 😭😭😭
As sons and daughters we are still facing the consequences of this movie , if you do anything against their wish they will go to Baghban mode. No clue about our current situations
I remember watching this movie in my 9th standard with my entire family. My father made me traumatised for more than a week by creating imaginary situations in his brain and accusing me of ill-treatment towards him 😒
When my father watched this movie for the first time, he was so deeply moved that he cried his heart out. After that, whenever any of us did something wrong, he would call us the “bad sons of Alok Nath.”
I used to feel so hurt by those words. Deep down, I was just a child. I didn’t even understand what I had done wrong or why I deserved to be called “bad" or why I am getting blamed for thongs I haven't done yet. I simply couldn’t believe that I could ever grow up to become a bad person.
Looking back, this movie didn’t feel like just a movie to me. It felt like a curse.