Loveyapa: Junaid Khan takes a dig at Aamir Khan's two marriages as Salman Khan asks for his phone, "You'll be abused by his two ex-wives'

In an age dominated by high-octane action and complex thrillers, Loveyapa, starring Junaid Khan and Khushi Kapoor, is set to rekindle the charm of romantic films in theaters. Directed by Advait Chandan, known for his deft storytelling, this film promises to weave a narrative that resonates deeply with today’s relationship culture.

The lead came to promote their film on Salman Khan’s Bigg Boss 18 along with Aamir Khan.

Salman quickly asked, “Tere koi nayi girlfriend aayi? (Do you have a new girlfriend?)” Aamir replied with a laugh, “Look at my phone and you’ll get your answer.” While scrolling through Salman’s phone, Aamir quipped, “Yeh wali abhi bhi hai (This one is still there),” referring to one of Salman’s past relationships. Salman, amused, responded, “I didn’t ask anyone to leave; they just left.”

When Salman asked for Aamir’s phone, Junaid quipped, “Toh do-do ex-wife ki gaaliyan padh paoge aap.”

The premise of Loveyapa is compelling. It aims to reflect the complexities and nuances of contemporary love, portraying relationships that are as much about emotional connections as they are about navigating societal pressures and personal aspirations. In a world where dating apps and fleeting encounters define modern romance, Loveyapa seeks to explore the deeper, often overlooked aspects of love—commitment, vulnerability, and growth.

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Junaid Khan and Khushi Kapoor’s casting brings a fresh dynamism to the screen. Khan, with his grounded persona, and Kapoor, with her vivacious charm, create a palpable chemistry that breathes life into their characters. Their performances are expected to mirror the authenticity and relatability of real-world relationships, making the audience feel personally invested in their journey.

Advait Chandan’s direction ensures that Loveyapa is not just another love story. His knack for capturing human emotions with subtlety and depth adds layers to the narrative. Chandan’s focus on the minutiae of relationships—moments of silence, unspoken words, and fleeting glances—sets the film apart from formulaic romances.