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In this episode, Asim, Amrita, and Sujoy revisit Yeh Dillagi — the glossy 90s rom-com that gave us Ole Ole, soft-boy Akshay Kumar, and peak “pretty boy” Saif Ali Khan.

From Kajol’s unforgettable makeover arc and the film’s Sabrina roots to wildly outdated rich-people morality, rain-song dream logic, and VHS-era capitalism, the gang dives deep into why this movie still works as a nostalgia machine.

Expect conversations about 90s fashion, Bollywood’s disappearing rom-com energy, questionable drunk acting, random Karisma Kapoor cameos, and why every rich family in Hindi cinema apparently owned plastic lawn chairs.

Plus: the soundtrack absolutely slaps. 

03:20 – Introducing Yeh Dillagi
08:20 – Sabrina comparisons and Kajol nostalgia
17:10 – Saif, classism, and 90s morality
23:20 – Champagne ads, Shimla businessmen, and hilarious “wealth” aesthetics
29:15 – Soft Akshay Kumar appreciation hour
30:10 – Soundtrack deep dive: Ole Ole, Hothon Pe Bas & more
37:20 – Dream sequences, rain songs, and background extras
43:40 – Random observations and Karisma Kapoor cameo discourse
47:00 – Final thoughts on why Yeh Dillagi still matters

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