Netflix has finally released the highly anticipated trailer for Dining with the Kapoors, offering viewers a heartfelt and intimate look into the everyday lives of Bollywood’s most celebrated family. The trailer opens with Ranbir Kapoor casually introducing himself to the camera, setting a warm and inviting tone. Moments later, Kareena Kapoor Khan steps out of her car with a bright smile and a friendly wave, making audiences feel as though they are being welcomed right into the Kapoor household. Ranbir is soon joined by his sister, Riddhima Sahni Kapoor, while Kareena’s voiceover beautifully sums up the spirit of the family—one built on love, humour, and an enduring bond strengthened around food and tradition.
Packed with wholesome and candid moments, the trailer showcases the Kapoors at their most relaxed and relatable. A charming exchange unfolds when Neetu Kapoor teases Kareena for being “the dramatic one,” followed by Karisma Kapoor’s adorable fourth-wall-breaking moment as she laughs and says, “Are you recording this? Sorry, cut.” The special was filmed during a grand celebration marking Raj Kapoor’s 100th birth anniversary, with Armaan Jain proudly acknowledging the emotional significance of the occasion.
Nostalgia flows throughout the trailer as viewers glimpse archival visuals of Raj Kapoor, including shots accompanied by his iconic song Jhootha Hai Japani. Neetu Kapoor’s playful imitation of the beloved actor adds a personal and affectionate touch, honouring his everlasting legacy. The show also features glimpses of glamorous Bollywood soirées, with appearances by stars like Anil Kapoor and Jackie Shroff, highlighting the family’s deep-rooted ties within the industry.
The trailer’s lively energy continues as Ranbir and Armaan Jain indulge in lighthearted mischief in the kitchen, while Agastya Nanda joins the celebration, emphasizing the warmth of their extended family. Neetu Kapoor captures the heart of the series with her remark, “Joint families are so much fun.” The trailer closes with the entire clan singing “Jeena yahan, marna yahan,” symbolizing unity, nostalgia, and the timeless charm of the Kapoor family.
Created and produced by Armaan Jain, the series premieres on 21st November on Netflix.