Laapataa Ladies, one of last year’s biggest hits, continues to make headlines—this time for a controversy surrounding its originality. The film, directed by Kiran Rao, received widespread acclaim and was even selected as India’s official entry for the Oscars. However, recent allegations suggest that the film’s core concept might not be entirely original.
A resurfaced clip from the 2019 Arabic short film Burqa City has ignited debate, as its theme and storyline bear a striking resemblance to Laapataa Ladies. Burqa City is a satirical take on patriarchal norms, depicting a newlywed man who desperately searches for his wife after she is mistakenly swapped with another woman wearing a similar burqa. Critics argue that Laapataa Ladies mirrors this premise by replacing burqas with ghoonghats while retaining the essence of the story.
The controversy has sparked discussions about creative inspiration versus plagiarism, with opinions divided on whether the similarities are coincidental or a case of unauthorized adaptation. As the debate continues, all eyes are now on Kiran Rao and the film’s team for their response to these allegations.
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