PHOTOS: These pictures of the entire cast of Kuch Kuch Hota Hai is major nostalgia
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Kuch Kuch Hota Hai is one of those films that has now become timeless over time. The trio of Kajol, Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji is still remembered as Anjali, Rahul and Tina, and well, we cannot forget them after all, can we? As today marked the completion of 20 years since Karan Johar made his directorial debut, Karan made sure to host an event to celebrate the same.
Apart from the leading trio, the other primary cast members were present too. In this picture, we can spot Sana Saeed, Parzan Dastur, Farida Jalal, Archana Puran Singh, Hiroo Johar and all the others. While the picture definitely missed Salman Khan, Johnny Lever and Anupam Kher, the mere image does bring back a thousand film watching memories for all the 90s kids. Check out the pictures right here:
For those who grew up on watching this film have always been the most fascinated by what college life looks like and if it'd be anywhere close to what was being shown. Even today, there are people who'd watch the film like it is the first time they're watching it, and well, let's just say that is after all the kind of charm that the film has over us.
Nostalgic much?
During the interactions at the press conference, a lot was said and everyone seemed to have a story to tell and memories with the movie to share. Alia Bhatt, Varun Dhawan and everybody else for that matter got candid about their memories and idea of the film. Shah Rukh, Rani and Kajol had their own stories to share as they reminisced what was it like when they shot for the film 20 years ago.
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Srkajol look stunning and sizzling hot together
fav movie!
nice to see Archana & Farida jalal.
My greatest pleasure to see Farida Jalal ji. what a treasure this lady is its great to see that she's doing well.
they don't have to spoke. It s' à celebration for kuch kuch hota hai. Anybody can speak up not only stars
How many of these fakes have spoken about the metoo movement? Stop sharing these PR stories. They are all collectively hoping we forget the metoo movement.
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