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Heartwarming portrayals of bonds in Hindi cinema

Last updated on - May 14, 2025, 03:00 IST
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Companions through chaos

In ‘3 Idiots’, Rancho, Farhan and Raju stood by one another through every storm and success. Their fearless honesty and lasting faith turned their friendship into a symbol of strength in a competitive world.

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Courage in companionship

Beyond heroism, ‘Shershaah’ honoured the deep trust between Vikram Batra and his fellow soldiers. Their connection, born on the battlefield, stood as a testament to devotion, duty and brotherhood.

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Innocence that lingers

‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’ delicately interwove romance and camaraderie, but it was Rahul and Anjali’s childhood friendship that resonated deeply. Their teasing, loyalty and comfort set a benchmark for young hearts.

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Fierce female bonding

‘Veere Di Wedding’ boldly celebrated women’s friendships—unfiltered, imperfect, yet full of heart. It brought out sisterhood in all its glory, from shared meltdowns to messy laughter.

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Friendship that matures

‘Dil Chahta Hai’ painted a fresh picture of male bonding, blending carefree holidays, honest emotions and disagreements. It proved that true friends may evolve with time, but never drift apart.

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