That, and of course the entrance of the “BD” (BRAIN DOCTOR, as a phycologist is referred to as by Kaira and her friends), Khan.

It is not until Kaira has to return back to Goa, that the story begins to get a little bit more volume to it. The film unfortunately does drag a bit for about an hour, with Kaira and her friends, seemed like it was just another boring young and preppy lives of the younger generation. A society that tends to suppress the feelings of women, here we get to see how Shinde very casually brings light to the fact that, emotional distress in women is present, whether you a working, modern lady of today, there is going to be emotions that get the better of us, both at the workplace as well as in personal life. Gauri Shinde, who’s 1st debut movie back in 2012, English Vinglish, has once again based this story along the lines of focussing on stereotype issues on Indian women. The Core of Dear Zindagi is all about Kaira (Alia Bhatt). If you are looking for the regular Big Budget, Romantic type of Shah Rukh Khan movies, we so love ( I’m an SRK DIE-HARD FAN ?), then this one is definitely not it. The Movie ends with a happier, carefree Kaira, finally getting her break in doing a full length short film, as well as another prospective love interest. It is after Kaira narrates her story with ‘JUG’ (Dr Jahangir), that she is then able to bring about some sort of effort in reconciling with her feelings, and working past them. Goa also brings a little love again, to Kaira’s Life, with musician Rumi (Ali Zafar), which also doesn’t last all that long enough. It’s is with the help of her Therapist, Dr Jahangir Khan(Shah Rukh Khan), that she is able to work through a lot of the emotional stress she has been harbouring. Heading back to her parents in Goa, Bhatt is faced with many emotional issues that seem to surface.

We watch Kaira having many emotional issues and difficulty committing to relationships in her life, and when all seems to be falling apart for her, after being evicted from her flat in Mumbai by her landlord, and the collapse of what she hoped would be a break through for her in the film industry as a cinematographer, and then boyfriend, Raghuvendra (Kunal Kapoor). Dear Zindagi (Dear LIFE), is a Movie about a 20-something, promising cinematographer, Kaira (Alia Bhatt), and is filmed between the cities of Mumbai and Goa.

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