
Koi Kahe Kehta Rahe: the graduation-night anthem
The three friends take the stage at their graduation party and belt out the film's carefree anthem about ignoring what the world says.

Every Dil Chahta Hai moment featuring Siddharth "Sid" Sinha, in story order. Played by Akshaye Khanna.
15 moments · 38 min

The three friends take the stage at their graduation party and belt out the film's carefree anthem about ignoring what the world says.

Sameer forgets to call Priya, Akash coaches him to stand up to her, and the plan backfires when Akash answers her call himself.

Looking at his canvases, Tara tells Sid he keeps a private world nobody is allowed into; he answers that his best painting is still unpainted.

The title song plays over the three friends driving down the coast to Goa, wishing these sparkling days never end.

At the fort in Goa, Sid watches a ship vanish and wonders if the three of them will drift apart the same way; Akash swears they never will.

The title song returns as the friends spend their days in Goa, with a new verse asking where each of them is destined to go.

Back in Mumbai, Sameer finally admits what happened after he stayed on in Goa with Kristine, and why he came home in a truck.

A song about a season when the heart blossoms plays as Sid sits down to paint Tara, their quiet bond deepening across the sessions.

Esha was coming to visit until Ajay found out; Tara pours a drink, rages that she is still Esha's mother, and breaks down in front of Sid.

Sid brings Akash and Sameer to Tara's place with a cake, and Akash pulls her into a dance to an old film song.

Sid tells his friends he loves Tara; Akash turns it into a crude joke, Sid hits him and says love cannot be planned, and the trio breaks apart.

Having overheard Sid's mother, Tara tells Sid she never encouraged him; he apologizes for the pain but refuses to apologize for the love.

Akash phones the hospital to say sorry, Sid tells him he has not changed at all, and the friends embrace for the first time in years.

At her hospital bedside Tara tells Sid he has always stood by her, asks him to be happy, and gives their bond its only name.

The title song closes the film with a new verse about friends who only understood what they had once they came back together.