This is particularly true with Kaira.as at first she seemed like the overused cliche of the spoiled rich girl who eventually becomes kind and decent. Often you see them coming.only to have the film go a different direction. Overall, this is a difficult film to predict as it often avoids the usual cliches. Sure.they didn't get every detail perfect.but the writing for Kaira and SRK was spot on.and very intelligent as well.

Being a trained psychotherapist myself, I could really appreciate this. Where is all this leading? See the film and don't try to guess why! While the film isn't perfect, it's actually one of the best films I've seen about psychotherapy and the therapeutic process. He certainly does NOT act like a therapist and she often leaves sessions a bit confused.

Khan (Shah Rukh Khan) is extremely odd and repeatedly he says and does things which confuse her. Eventually, she does something drastic.she seeks therapy. She is disconnected emotionally from her parents and she has a series of relationships or near relationships with men where she destroys them.

But she knows she's vaguely unsatisfied.particularly in most of her close relationships. The story is about Kaira (Alia Bhatt) a young woman who SHOULD be happy but desperately hates herself and her life.though she really has no idea this is so. On the contrary, it's a really amazing film.one of the best Bollywood films I've seen in some time. Now this does NOT mean you shouldn't see it. It's a film you likely will not enjoy.at least for the first half of the story.

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