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Aamir's Laal Singh Chaddha strikes a cord with audience months after release

Taking to social media, netizens have showered an enormous amount of love on the film and Aamir Khan.

Aamir's Laal Singh Chaddha strikes a cord with audience months after release

Aamir Khan's Laal Singh Chaddha, which hit screens last year, is finally getting the due it deserves.

Aamir Khan, being the master of looping in heart connections between the film and the audience, is getting the credit that went unrewarded when the movie hit the theatres in 2022.


But the truth is that Laal Singh Chaddha is one of those films which silently strikes cords with the audience, and the latest social media trend is proof of it.

Laal Singh Chaddha is currently topping the trends with the hashtag #MyBestFilms and there is no doubt about the film is finally finding its true audience.

Taking to social media, netizens have showered an enormous amount of love on the film and the superstar Aamir Khan himself.

A user writes “Laal Singh Chaddha is my best film. I have watched this amazing movie. #MyBestFilm.”

Another fan writes, “Wonderful, this is more than I expected. I have literally watched Lal Singh Chadda more than three times and it really feels that this is a Masterpiece for sure #MyBestFilm”.

Another one writes, “My heart is so full after watching Lal Singh Chadda revolt this on TV and had no regrets on watching it again

#MyBestFilm”

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“You consistently bring your all and I truly appreciate that. I have literally watched Lal Singh Chadda more than three times and it really feels that this is a Masterpiece for sure #MyBestFilm," says another.

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A fan writes, “You definitely need to watch this awesome movie I really like it #MyBestFilm”

The audience is loving Laal Singh Chaddha on OTT and has showered a lot of love on the film.

Aamir Khan has touched the hearts of the audience with utmost fineness and has managed to connect with each one of them deeply.

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