The Question of God, Reelive

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PK

What is God?

Religious Leader
Religious Leader

God is the creator of the universe.

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PK

Then why does he make us suffer?

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Religious Leader

Suffering is part of life. It purifies the soul.

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PK

Why should the soul be purified? Isn’t it already pure?

Religious Leader
Religious Leader

You must have faith.

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PK

Faith? But how can I believe in something I cannot see?

The Suitcase, Reelive

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PK

What is this?

Jaggu
Jaggu

It’s my suitcase.

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PK

But why do you need it? It only makes you carry weight.

Jaggu
Jaggu

It holds my life.

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PK

Why not just let it go?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Because it’s everything I have.

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PK

But it cannot make you happy.

The Love Confession, Reelive

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PK

Why don’t you tell him you love him?

Jaggu
Jaggu

What if he doesn’t feel the same?

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PK

What if he does? You’ll never know otherwise.

Jaggu
Jaggu

I can’t just say it.

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PK

You are afraid of rejection.

Jaggu
Jaggu

Everyone is afraid of rejection.

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PK

Not me. I have nothing to lose.

The Religion Debate, Reelive

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PK

Why are there so many gods?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Different people believe in different things.

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PK

But isn’t there only one truth?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Truth is subjective.

PK
PK

Then who is right?

Jaggu
Jaggu

It depends on who you ask.

The Special Ones, Reelive

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What makes you special?

Jaggu
Jaggu

We are intelligent beings.

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PK

Intelligent but not always kind.

Jaggu
Jaggu

We have our flaws.

PK
PK

Then how are you different from animals?

Jaggu
Jaggu

We have the ability to think and reason.

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PK

But do you really use it?

The Value of Life, Reelive

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PK

What is the value of life?

Jaggu
Jaggu

It’s priceless.

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PK

Then why do you waste it on trivial things?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Sometimes we don’t see the bigger picture.

PK
PK

Every moment is part of the bigger picture.

The Complicated Proposal, Reelive

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PK

What is ‘will you marry me’?

Jaggu
Jaggu

It’s asking someone to spend their life with you.

PK
PK

But why do you need to ask?

Jaggu
Jaggu

It’s a tradition.

PK
PK

Tradition? What if they say no?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Then it’s over.

PK
PK

That sounds risky.

The Misunderstood Alien, Reelive

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PK

Why cry when you are happy?

Jaggu
Jaggu

It’s complicated.

PK
PK

Complicated? Or silly?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Both, perhaps.

PK
PK

Human emotions are confusing.

Jaggu
Jaggu

You have no idea.

The Dream, Reelive

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PK

What is your dream?

Jaggu
Jaggu

To be successful.

PK
PK

Then why don’t you try?

Jaggu
Jaggu

I’m scared of failing.

PK
PK

Failure is the first step to success.

Jaggu
Jaggu

Easy for you to say.

PK
PK

Is it wrong to be afraid?

The Earth Rules, Reelive

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PK

Why can’t I just walk freely?

Jaggu
Jaggu

There are rules.

PK
PK

Rules to control you?

Jaggu
Jaggu

To keep order.

PK
PK

Order or chaos?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Sometimes they are the same.

The Betrayal, Reelive

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PK

Why don’t they accept me?

Jaggu
Jaggu

People fear what they don’t understand.

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PK

But I just want to belong.

Jaggu
Jaggu

You will find your place.

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PK

But at what cost?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Everything worth having comes with a price.

The Truth About Love, Reelive

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PK

What is true love?

Jaggu
Jaggu

It’s commitment.

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PK

Commitment? Or dependency?

Jaggu
Jaggu

They are not the same.

PK
PK

But can one exist without the other?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Love should be free.

The Celebration, Reelive

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PK

Why do you celebrate?

Jaggu
Jaggu

To show happiness.

PK
PK

But happiness is fleeting.

Jaggu
Jaggu

It reminds us of good times.

PK
PK

Then should we celebrate sorrow too?

Jaggu
Jaggu

That’s… unconventional.

The Ultimate Question, Reelive

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PK

Why do you believe what you believe?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Because it’s what I was taught.

PK
PK

Then is it your belief or someone else’s?

Jaggu
Jaggu

It’s been ingrained in me.

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PK

But do you ever question it?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Not really.

The Fear of Missing Out, Reelive

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PK

Why fear missing out?

Jaggu
Jaggu

I don’t want to regret later.

PK
PK

But you’ll miss today worrying about tomorrow.

Jaggu
Jaggu

Isn’t that life?

PK
PK

Life is about now.

Jaggu
Jaggu

You’re right.

The Explanation of Emotions, Reelive

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PK

What is happiness?

Jaggu
Jaggu

It’s a feeling.

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PK

A feeling? But how do you explain it?

Jaggu
Jaggu

It’s hard to put into words.

PK
PK

Then how can you be sure it exists?

Jaggu
Jaggu

You just know it when you feel it.

The Cultural Clash, Reelive

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PK

Why do you do these rituals?

Jaggu
Jaggu

They are part of our culture.

PK
PK

But do they have meaning?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Yes, they connect us to our roots.

PK
PK

Isn’t it better to create new meanings?

Jaggu
Jaggu

That’s… a different perspective.

The Journey Home, Reelive

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PK

I want to go home.

Jaggu
Jaggu

What is home to you?

PK
PK

A place where I am accepted.

Jaggu
Jaggu

Don’t you feel accepted here?

PK
PK

Not entirely.

Jaggu
Jaggu

You will find acceptance everywhere.

The Meaning of Friendship, Reelive

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PK

What does friendship mean?

Jaggu
Jaggu

It means being there for each other.

PK
PK

Is it unconditional?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Often it is.

PK
PK

Then why do people betray each other?

Jaggu
Jaggu

Because they forget the essence of friendship.

PK

What is God? I don't understand. Who is He? I want to know Him.

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If you want to lose something, give it to God. But if you want to keep it, don’t tell Him.

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You dress up as a God, and you mislead people. Why do humans worship you?

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The first step to finding God is to seek Him where you are, not where He is.

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Only love is a true security. Money and things are never secure.

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Religion is just a means to control the masses. Can we just live with love?

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We are all in search of a true friend, not a religion.

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Your God is not my God, or your God is not true.

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What is the purpose of life? To love, to question, and to be happy.

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If God made us in His own image, why are we so different?

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Why do you follow a God made of clay?

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Life is a gift. Don't waste it in the name of God.

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We should learn to live together, not just tolerate each other.

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The heart is more powerful than any religion.

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Your understanding of God is limited, so it doesn't make sense to impose it on others.

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Humans need to make up these stories to feel better about their lives.

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Can God be measured? If so, what happens when you find Him?

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Every religion is beautiful, but prejudice makes it ugly.

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If your God is so great, why does He allow such suffering?

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Every question has an answer, if you are willing to listen.

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Our differences should unite us, not divide us.

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What you don’t understand, you fear. What you fear, you attack.

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Love is the answer, always.

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Being human is more important than being religious.

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All Is Well

All Is Well by Shreya Ghoshal, Sonu Nigam, A playful theme expressing optimism

Tharki Chokro

Tharki Chokro by Swaroop Khan, A vibrant song played during a celebratory sequence

Love Is a Waste of Time

Love Is a Waste of Time by Aamir Khan, Sonakshi Sinha, Duet scene showcasing the lead characters' chemistry

Chaar Kadam

Chaar Kadam by Sonu Nigam, Shreya Ghoshal, Emotional moment between the lead characters

Mere Sang

Mere Sang by Shreya Ghoshal, Aamir Khan, Romantic sequence highlighting the relationship development


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PK's Arrival

In the opening scenes, we see PK, an alien, arrive on Earth. Confused and innocent, he starts to explore the surroundings. This sets the tone for the story. The visuals of him in a vast, bustling marketplace highlight his isolation and curiosity.

Context: PK's arrival symbolizes a childlike wonder about the world, contrasting with the complexities of human beliefs.

The Missing Remote

PK realizes his communicator device is taken by a local boy. He tries to bluff his way to get it back, deeply confused about human social interactions. His naive attempts make people laugh but also show how far removed he is from human ways.

Context: This moment illustrates PK's struggle to understand our world and foreshadows his deeper quest for knowledge about religion.

The Prayer Scene

PK observes people praying and tries to imitate them. He attempts to learn the local customs, highlighting the absurdity of rituals when viewed from an outsider's perspective. The visual juxtaposition of his innocent actions against the seriousness of the prayers is striking.

Context: This scene underscores PK's role as a satirist who questions established norms and beliefs.

Meeting Jaggu

PK meets Jaggu (played by Anushka Sharma) in India. Their initial interaction is filled with humor and charm, leading to a budding friendship. Their conversations are light yet expose deeper ideas about faith and human connections.

Context: Jaggu's character provides a window into human emotions, strengthening PK’s exploration of love and friendship.

Toilet Mishap

PK's confusion about using a public toilet leads to a series of comedic misunderstandings. He doesn't grasp concepts like privacy or hygiene, which brings both laughter and a sense of discomfort to the audience.

Context: This moment accentuates PK’s alien nature while contrasting with human societal norms.

The First Confrontation

PK confronts a group of people pretending to be spiritual leaders. His straightforward logic challenges their beliefs, leading to a heated exchange. The tension peaks as he poses uncomfortable questions that disrupt their comfort.

Context: This moment serves to pivot the narrative into questioning the legitimacy of blind faith.

Jaggu's Love Story

Jaggu shares her heartbreak after being rejected by her lover due to religious differences. This vulnerable moment allows for deep emotional connection and reflects societal issues in love and faith.

Context: This subplot adds layers to the main theme of love transcending barriers, influenced by PK's candidness.

PK vs. Religion

PK attends various religious rituals, trying to understand God. Each time, his innocence leads to awkward yet thought-provoking moments. He wonders why God requires worship, showcasing his outsider perspective.

Context: This analysis of faith highlights the absurdities within organized religion.

Learning About God

PK speaks with different people about God and faith, defending his innocent questions. His genuine pursuit for understanding leads to profound moments of realization about humanity.

Context: The scene encapsulates the essence of PK's journey: questioning and seeking knowledge.

PK’s Breakdown

After facing rejection and mockery, PK has an emotional breakdown in a park, shouting at the sky for clarity. This moment reveals profound despair and loneliness, resonating deeply with viewers.

Context: This raw expression of vulnerability makes PK relatable, highlighting his isolation as he navigates human complexities.

Jaggu’s Decision

Jaggu decides to help PK find his communicator, showcasing her commitment to their friendship. Their shared journey becomes central to the storyline, emphasizing the importance of solidarity.

Context: This choice strips away traditional romantic tropes, focusing on friendship and purpose.

The Revelation

PK uncovers the truth behind religious divisions and the ridiculous nature of certain beliefs, causing a raucous debate among followers. This climactic moment serves as a call for introspection among the characters and the audience.

Context: The revelation reinforces the film’s critique of blind faith and the need for individual thought.

The Grand Confession

In a climactic moment, PK debates with a religious leader and exposes the flaws in their arguments. The intensity and brilliance of this confrontation make it unforgettable, bringing the film’s message to a peak.

Context: This moment is a pivotal commentary on faith and practices, urging viewers to think critically.

Jaggu’s Father

Jaggu's father encourages her to follow her heart, illustrating the importance of familial support. This heartfelt exchange highlights unconditional love and understanding, resulting in a moment of warmth.

Context: This adds depth to Jaggu's character and strengthens the underlying theme of love.

Finding Love

PK learns about love and builds a meaningful relationship with Jaggu. Their connection comes over trials, laughter, and moments of vulnerability, marking a turning point in PK's understanding of human emotions.

Context: This emphasizes the film’s theme of love overriding differences, linking back to PK’s observations.

The Final Showdown

In a bold climax, PK confronts the misguided beliefs of society and calls for change. This climax showcases his growth and further questions the audience's beliefs, creating a powerful moment.

Context: PK’s evolution is complete as he stands against social norms, urging everyone to rethink their beliefs.

The Farewell

PK prepares to leave Earth, sharing emotional farewells with Jaggu and newfound friends. The lingering sadness emphasizes his impact on their lives while showcasing the beauty of human connections.

Context: This moment solidifies PK's journey, reminding viewers of the beauty of fleeting relationships.

His Last Question

Before leaving, PK poses one last question - about love and humanity, leaving everyone, including the audience, deep in thought. His parting sentiment resonates on a universal level.

Context: This deep question encapsulates the core message of the film, urging viewers to examine their own beliefs.

The Montage of Change

In the final sequence, people reflect on PK's lessons, leading to broad societal changes in their beliefs. The montage effectively showcases the film’s impact and reinforces its core messages.

Context: This reinforces the idea that change is possible when people question their beliefs.

Faith vs. Doubt

A powerful scene where characters articulate their struggles with faith versus doubt, showing different perspectives on religion respectfully. This moment delves into individual experiences, fostering empathy.

Context: The thoughtful dialogues enrich the narrative, showcasing the film’s commitment to exploring complex themes.

The Central Message

Throughout the film, various characters express, 'All religions teach the same thing: love.' This becomes a mantra that ties together the film’s message, resonating with audiences on a deep emotional level.

Context: This line cements the film’s overarching theme of universal love and understanding.


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Cameo by Aamir Khan's Wife

Aamir Khan's wife, Kiran Rao, makes a brief cameo in 'PK' as a member of a religious procession.

Why it matters: This moment adds a personal touch to the film, reflecting Khan's real-life connections and emphasizing the film's themes of personal belief and spirituality.

Aamir Khan's Transformation

Aamir Khan underwent a radical transformation for his role as an alien, including drastic weight loss and adopting a unique style of clothing.

Why it matters: His physical portrayal added authenticity to his character and helped audiences recognize the disconnection of 'PK' from human norms, enhancing his performance.

Innovative Use of Technology

The film features innovative CGI effects, particularly in scenes showcasing PK using his alien powers.

Why it matters: This technical choice set 'PK' apart visually, making the alien experience more believable and engaging for the audience, thereby enhancing the narrative.

Shooting Locations

The film was shot in various locations across India, including Rajasthan and Delhi, which added authenticity and diversity to the storyline.

Why it matters: The varied settings played a critical role in showcasing the different cultures and beliefs across India, supporting the film's message about acceptance and understanding.

Director Rajkumar Hirani's Vision

Director Rajkumar Hirani aimed to create a film that questioned religious dogmas while maintaining a comedic narrative.

Why it matters: Hirani's vision shaped the film's balance of humor and serious themes, allowing audiences to engage with complex issues without feeling overwhelmed.

Infamous Dancer’s Scene

An infamous dance scene with Aamir Khan, where he dances to the song 'Chaar Kadam,' was choreographed by celebrated choreographer Farah Khan.

Why it matters: This vibrant scene added a fun, memorable moment to the film, showcasing Khan's willingness to embrace absurdity, which resonated well with audiences.

Cultural Sensitivity During Shooting

The team had to be mindful of cultural sensitivities while filming religious scenes to avoid backlash.

Why it matters: This attention to detail allowed the film to effectively critique societal norms while respecting the diverse beliefs of Indian audiences, contributing to its success.

Use of Real-life Elements

The script incorporated real-life stories and scenarios, blending fiction with reality, which grounded the narrative.

Why it matters: This approach added a layer of relatability and sincerity to the storyline, making audiences connect more deeply with the characters and their experiences.

Aamir Khan's Character Dialect

Aamir Khan adopted a distinct accent and dialect for his character to highlight his alien origins.

Why it matters: His unique speech pattern not only defined PK's character but also contributed to comedic aspects, making his interactions with humans more humorous.

Anushka Sharma’s Role

Anushka Sharma's character, Jagat Janani, was originally written to be a more supporting role but evolved through rehearsal into a more central figure.

Why it matters: This evolution allowed Sharma to showcase her range and made her dynamic partnership with Khan's character a foundational element of the film.

Cameo of Saurabh Shukla

Saurabh Shukla delivered a memorable performance as the police officer, adding depth and comedic timing to the film.

Why it matters: His scenes provided not only laughter but also significant commentary on law and order in the context of the film’s message about society.

Religious References

The film features numerous religious symbols, which were carefully scrutinized during the script-writing phase to ensure balanced representation.

Why it matters: This focus on fair representation elevated the film's thematic depth, prompting reflection on the various belief systems and their impact on society.

Editing Techniques

The film's editing style included quick cuts and tight sequences, which enhanced comedic timing and the storytelling pace.

Why it matters: This technique kept audiences engaged and enhanced emotional impact during pivotal moments, effectively conveying the film's message.

Campaign Against Superstition

The promotion and marketing of the film involved a campaign against superstition, aligning with its core message.

Why it matters: This initiative not only built anticipation for the film but also sparked conversations about societal issues, extending its reach beyond cinema.

Costume Design Significance

Costume designer Rushi Sharma created distinct outfits for each character, helping signify their beliefs and personalities.

Why it matters: The costumes effectively communicated deeper themes without dialogue, helping to reinforce character arcs and enhance storytelling.

Musical Composition by Shantanu Moitra

The score for 'PK' was created by Shantanu Moitra, incorporating traditional instruments to resonate with the film's themes.

Why it matters: The musical choices complemented the film's tone, elevating emotional scenes and enhancing audience engagement with the narrative.

Use of Humor to Address Serious Issues

The writers used humor as a key tool to address complex issues of religion and faith, allowing for easier digestion of heavy themes.

Why it matters: This clever writing strategy made the film accessible to a broader audience while maintaining its profound messaging.

PK’s Iconic Pose

Aamir Khan's iconic pose from the movie became a symbol of the film, featured prominently in marketing and promotions.

Why it matters: This visual representation became synonymous with the film's identity, enhancing brand recognition and audience recall.

Audience Reactions at Premieres

The film received a warm reception at various film festivals before its official release, reflecting its powerful narrative.

Why it matters: Positive early reviews increased anticipation and set the stage for its commercial success.

Cameo by Amitabh Bachchan

Amitabh Bachchan made a voice cameo in the film, which was kept a secret until its release.

Why it matters: This surprise element delighted audiences and added a layer of prestige to the film, aligning it with Bollywood's legacy.


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