Timestamp: 00:40 - Sucharita’s 2017 New Year Resolution 03:55 - Why Film Criticism? 05:12 - How to become a film critic? 10:50 - On Style 15:15 - On Sacred Games, Mindhunter, Tamaasha & Ladybird 23:22 - On Female Representation & Raazi 32:50 - On Harry Potter and Fandom 37:55 - The Jungle Book and Franchise Cinema 44:05 - Hate from readers and confirmation bias 51:57 - Conclusion & looking forward to 2019

@aniruddha823

5 жыл бұрын

I will watch Sacred Games again.

@sagarthorat9175

5 жыл бұрын

2017 resolution ?? How old is this video ?

@puckpuck18

5 жыл бұрын

I love your video's..it helps the new Generation filmmakers like me

@imemes8155

5 жыл бұрын

I watched the movie called Life is beautiful (1997) After watching the movie I learnt how important is to smile.

@prabhatneo7409

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro for adding this detail.. now I know when to skip.. 👍

The most die hard subscribers of this channel are themselves falling prey to this tribal attitude that Vinit warned us about.Its like Team Vinit cannot like what Team Sucharita is crazy about.Conversations are mostly fun when there is nuance and not because people love same movies.You cannot belittle someone for not watching godfather or departed.That is juvenile behaviour

@gulatism

Жыл бұрын

Did vineet say in this video or any other? I haven't watched this one yet so asking?

Please try and get Tumbaad's director Rahi Anil Barve. He has been criminally ignored by the great FC and Rajeev Masand

@Shomik0219

4 жыл бұрын

Unpopular opinion - most of the Cinematography and direction credit should go to Anand gandhi, his artistic stamp is all over the movie.

This is koffee with Karan ka intellectual version but the guest remains the same..

@youisstupid2586

5 жыл бұрын

Ayy lmao

Sucharita tygi is a pop film reviewer who don't even understand the primary essence of this electrifying art medium.i think cinema is not just the story telling....And she only analyze from the viewpoint of the plot itself...

@kritikshah

5 жыл бұрын

I disagree with you. I think she also analyse how the plot has been conveyed to us. But we expect entertainment from Sucharita and narrative in vinits. But also he takes the time

@abhaymishra30

5 жыл бұрын

@@shrisub881 Abe mene to use "him" kaha tha.... Man you are irritating! Jhuggi wala kon hai bhai? Ye iranian film ka scene hai profile picture mera! Tamij se baat karo na Mr. Jobs

@tusharpandey858

4 жыл бұрын

@@shrisub881 How immature ur arguments are child...

Regarding the Sacred Games' repetitive writing, I think if someone follows most of the recent Netflix shows especially the ones where they have put in a lot of money, or say someone watched the interviews with the writing team of it, can see it coming before the series starts. Varun Grover mentions it many times that Netflix have a lot of data, and they give you "advice" on how to make the show more bingeable. They have used their data to optimize for more binge watch and in that there is little room for creativity in terms of structure of a show. You see the same in the recently released Selection Day.

@CinemaBeyondEntertainment

5 жыл бұрын

Hmmm... Maybe. I am not much of a series watcher so not much familiar with how common these practices are.

@abhishek_beniwal

5 жыл бұрын

@@CinemaBeyondEntertainment Imo it's going to happen more and more too. Netflix(and most other streaming platforms) have implemented a lot of tech into figuring out what makes people binge a show. There was a recent story of Netflix dropping a few of its tools which were designed to make children binge. Sooner or later this is going to come to movies too. :(

@RahulKumar-ng2gh

5 жыл бұрын

Abhishek Beniwal exactly, they have learned about human behavior and applied a lot of data science algorithms to understand that, while reading your comment I suddenly realized that their own show about technology Black Mirror, is coming true, Welcome to the future, it's scary and exciting both at the same time.

@rana1561

5 жыл бұрын

@@CinemaBeyondEntertainment loved the podcast, would like to hear more such podcasts, talking about the structure of shows where the writing itself is of such a huge scale, how do you think the makers can work without a tried and tested structure. It's like making a huge monument. You need a tried and tested, simple and strong basic framework on which you can build a big work, now how do you think makers can take the risk to "restructure"?

@aniketrodge8159

5 жыл бұрын

yeah the recent attempt of creating Black mirror episode where you can actually choose the end and not get disappointed is amazing like WOW multiple endings.

I have been following both the channels Film Companion and Cinema beyond entertainment for sometime now. Frankly, I do not like Sucharita's reviews. When I look for a discussion on a movie, I look for something that I might have missed as a regular viewer - an insight, a fresh new perspective, a lens I could have never imagined. I find those in Vinit's analysis, Rahul Desai's and sometimes in Anupama's review. Sucharita's reviews are like a friend who came out of a movie and is sharing (blabbering) opinion. May be it is by design, but I will prefer a well thought out analysis over feelings for a movie. She is a wonderful human being and given her radio background, I can understand what is she trying to do and hence the title - not a movie review. But I think for a platform like Film Companion where you have a Rangan Bhardwaj - we could do better.

@shrisub881

5 жыл бұрын

She doesn't review any movie she just farts on the movies

@amitchetry367

5 жыл бұрын

Nicely said. True dat

"...Tamasha is so much liked coz it panders to a section of soceity" So effin true Vinit!

@god1770

4 жыл бұрын

Cant complain. The feeling of Realization and Guilt for Overwhelmingness has been Constant with most Imtiaz ali's so called Classics that I've seen throughout the years. He is a clever man as in how to present a Story, it's set for an audience. *Tamasha* Was first of it's kind targeting the corporate sector telling them What they should have done 5 years or so, back, that can still be done and get your life mended with(utterly bullshit). Now you go and Make a film with the same motivation and it will seem an oversimplification for the corporate sector. *Rockstar* when it came out, people still weren't familiar with such portrayal of depression through a Romantic relation, and so it hit a certain audience including myself. But now, that formula is All over the place in Indian(Hindi) films:- seperation from love Causes mental challenges, death is certain at the end for one of The two romantics..and hence, an expected hit Romance drama. Now you think of such a Story, and it seems a premature portrayal of Mental health and Depression. Although, Rockstar isn't half way as bad as Tamasha. I was a Rebel standing in the way of hate and Imtiaz ali for a Long time in my teenage, but with growth, I have kind of held loose, and let the opinions pass... It does come to concern now, after also Revisiting all his best acclaimed work over the years... He is indeed Overfed, or to be a bit harsher, overrated. Now that the film industry has finally bit by bit come into it's right place, considering more Independent brilliant cinema over commercial hits, and also Revisiting better creators like Anurag Kashyap from the past....directors like Imtiaz ali are losing their Essence.

Thank you for telling Sucharita about the length of the podcast they do in Film Companion, I mean seriously 20min is nothing, it flies away like snap of a fingers!

Just watch her Aquaman review and you will know the kind of person she is. She wants Mera to do more than Aquaman in an Aquaman movie. It's like asking Steve Trevor to have more screen time in wonder woman than wonder woman.

@shivammalhotra4328

5 жыл бұрын

She's a hypocrite!

@igug5268

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂this was one true hate comment i found her

@igug5268

5 жыл бұрын

Here*

With due respect to suchitra tyagi, throughout the podcast I kept waiting for her to finish quickly so that I could listen to you vinit. All your subscribers love your point of view and your take on movies. Think about it.

I don't think Bechdel test is a very good parameter. Twilight saga passes BT flawlessly, but I would hardly say it is a movie about woman empowerment. On the other hand, Terminator 2 doesn't pass the test, but Sarah Conner is such an iconic character.

@gansach

5 жыл бұрын

Children of men passes the bechdel test, I don't think it's about women empowerment, figure that out

@dragonstormdipro1013

5 жыл бұрын

@@gansach Good point.

@gansach

5 жыл бұрын

@@dragonstormdipro1013 any movie recommendations?

@dragonstormdipro1013

5 жыл бұрын

@@gansach Gunda...lol But seriously, in which genre?

@gansach

5 жыл бұрын

@@dragonstormdipro1013 lmao, gunda is my go to recommendation too. Something in the crime- thriller, kind of like se7en, prisoners.

I don't usually comment but just dropping in to say really loved the idea of a conversation in the way of a podcast. Had also loved your conversation with Anil Mehta !! Also it's really funny how the podcast start with such an introduction in your voice which cues my mind to expect something serious and then sucharita's energetic entry ensures it's chilled. Never been a consumer of sucharita's work but she is so much more relatable than Vinit! :P Subscribing to her channel now! Thank you to both of you for doing this! Your channel has made me attempt to understand and appreciate and contemplate about movies and ideas shown in movies like I had never done in past! :) More power to you.

Thanks for mentioning that 20 minutes is way shorter for movie discussions between 3 critics. Hope Sucharita and film companion do something about it. Great podcast.

Probably the best New Year present for me as my two favourite Indian KZreadrs discuss films. Couldn't get any better than this!

I agree with you on Raazi. My roommate was constantly telling me how great the film is, how Alia was amazing and not to mention the critics dying over its 'greatness'. It was just *not* a good spy movie. It was more like a romantic star crossed lovers movie hidden in the package of a spy film. There was next to no threat. She was practically alone in the house all the time, free to do all the spy-esque things she wants to do. It's like the elements are there but the execution is poor. Also, just my opinion: I really like character driven stories. But the characters in Raazi were so bland. You know who is good and who is bad just after a few scenes. There were no shadow-y people. The only interesting point I felt was when, at the very end *SPOILER* the main lead's trainer and mentor decides to kill her (more like blow her up) so that she won't get captured and spills the beans. I felt like he became the most interesting character to me at that moment. When Alia confronted her, the way he replied, I was thinking "someone make a movie on this dude! I want to know what his story is, what did he go through, what has he witnessed in his life as a spy??" Btw Alia was OK for me. But definitely not good enough to play a spy of that level. She is pretty...idk predictable? Well, that was just my take. I guess I expected a bit too much from the film and the actress. Still, you can watch it one time.

@mockingbird806

2 жыл бұрын

I absolutely agree. People are so into mediocrity sometimes, they can't see that her performance was very much below par! Everyone hailed her performance as great.

@scenic_lover

Жыл бұрын

Oh man, till I read your comment even I thought raazi was a good movie but I guess it's not that great. You've made really good points, have to agree I found Alia's character quite boring, she's a good girl who obeys her father. So I wasn't able to determine if Alia's acting was okayish or it was just the character that was meh. But it was quite entertaining and their love story was also kinda cute.

I like that this is not a clichéd podcast where one questions and another speak, this is a proper podcast where they share their own thoughts and viewpoints!

Honestly it was great to listen to you (Vinit) But i was a little disappointed to hear Sucharita.

@nishantpradhan7828

3 жыл бұрын

why?

The host is a better movie critic than the guest

@autumnisbetterthanspring

5 жыл бұрын

true!

@santhoshmurugesan7105

3 жыл бұрын

I agree

@pradyunmanoj6716

3 жыл бұрын

Here's why it's not. Vinit does analysis and doesn't do the classic "reviews". He takes a lot of time with his videos. Sucharita works for film companion, and has to quickly give out a review without spoilers so she's very restricted. So you can't really blame her. Plus her reviewing style is drastically different from his.

@spoiler_guy7701

3 жыл бұрын

The cliche comment.

@deliii395

2 жыл бұрын

No. There's a difference between technical analayst and critic. The host has never been a critic rather a analyst.

I'd like to add something to what Vinit said about Raazi. Raazi was unable to display the haunting experiences of a spy because of its misleading narrative and kid glove treatment of Sehmat's husband and in laws in the film. The inner conflicts of the spy was shown in a very laid back manner and the objective (of the spy) became warped during the course of the film. It almost felt that even if the spy was caught her husband would have taken her side and assured (or at least tried to) her safety. Hence, the haunting experience was completely diluted. Further, I completely agree that Vinit should not review movies. Vinit has an academic POV towards film making and cinema in general unlike the usual reviewers who restrict their conclusion to just rating the movie on a scale of 1 to 5 or 1 to 10 and thereby giving absolutely no insightful details concerning the film. Although I don't always agree with Vinit's POV but it cannot be denied that he in the true sense goes beyond the entertainment quotient of a cinema and gives the viewers an interesting insight into the objective or technicalities of the cinema or the film maker.

@mayank141100

5 жыл бұрын

@Krishna Chaitanya while there is, sometimes, seemingly a tendency to go too far attaching deeper meaning to something, one is totally allowed to interpret it the way it makes sense to them, even if it was intended by the creator. That's the very subjective nature of any art. Whether you subscribe to that interpretation or not is up to you.

Both of you are so amazing! I have learnt so much about cinema from you guys. Thank you for coming together!

She is neither a great critic nor has a good taste of movies. I don't know what she is doing here. I still remember how she really liked Freaky Ali. I stopped following her reviews thereafter. But one has to admit she is a really good speaker and her presentation skills are also better than most of the stupid indian critics.

Great way to start the year. Keep it up!

M.S. Dhoni was bad. Sanju was the worst.

@ravik007ggn

5 жыл бұрын

Mene dono nahi dekhi 😁😁😁

@me4jas

5 жыл бұрын

@@ravik007ggn I walked out of both of them after 15 minutes.

@nitendramishra5263

5 жыл бұрын

I actually liked ms dhoni

@me4jas

4 жыл бұрын

@ScreenCraft TV over acting. Cringy script. Poor photography

Loved THIS! Looking forward to hearing you guys talking more this year! Gives us a chance to understand Sucharita better, too 🖒🖒

ohoooooooo... love love love love love 😊 you two are my THE favourest people in youtube and now here is a podcast! thank you Vinit. Love you both.

You have to get Rahul Desai here

@rizwanrazakh749

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I too was thinking the same. It would be interesting to listen to their perspectives.

@siddharthverma8975

5 жыл бұрын

He sounds like an arrogant man to me though 😂

@bromission4850

5 жыл бұрын

What if Taran Adarsh is here😂

@bromission4850

5 жыл бұрын

@Krishna Chaitanya Everything's wrong with a film critic who instead of doing his job honestly, engages in writing reviews commisioned by the producers of the movie he's reviewing.

@heerwegad7987

5 жыл бұрын

Need. I agree ,Srishti

Loved this podcast! Please continue making more podcasts Vinit!

Should have been a video podcast

Glad someone talked about the mediocrity of Sacred Games. People take such offence if you criticise it, as if they personally invested resources in the development process. It's a decent show that you can watch now and then. But to compare it with, say, Narcos..that's criminal for me.

@RahulKumar-ng2gh

5 жыл бұрын

Abhilash Agrawal I don't find it mediocre, it's good, but narcos is great even in 4th season it's much better than all of its peers, sometime I feel like it's a 10hr IR class, I loved it

@sidhantjaiswal5583

5 жыл бұрын

True people talk about it as if it’s something god level they tell me such exceptional level of writing and screenplay and I’m like dude writing was ok there is nothing to be hyped up about it

@vigneshk5084

5 жыл бұрын

Sacred Games was way better than Narcos Season 3

@Ars0205

5 жыл бұрын

I think its subjective

@dyutiparnaguha8693

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you. This is what I've been saying since I first watched it. I liked it, it was decent at best. But it's no comparison to something like Narcos. I personally think that Sacred Games had a very good first episode, but rest of the season failed to live up to the expectations. The only saving grace were the performances.

Really glad you started a podcast, look forward to more episodes.

This is amazing!!!!! Kudos to both of you!!!! 🙏😊

Vinit, keep this channel up, i am learning so much, can't even explain, shackles of biasness are breaking.

Loved this podcast! Would love more of this. Would also love more video essays

Man, this is amazing. Waiting for many more podcast.

Love the content!!! Sad that Vinit won't be making Video Essays from now on. Can't wait for more!

I was expecting something like this from your Channel. What's better than a Podcast series. New Year seems worth it now. Happy New Year

Man! this was a lovely podcast!.. looking forward for more podcasts!

Thank God! I have been wanting something like this for a long time.

Not Jhinge khaao, it was Ghonghe khaao

Thank god someone at last talked about this movie RAW . My fav movie of that year but no one talked about it.

The seriousness n genuineness in which u talk to a kid is commendable Vinit .. bahot aage jaoge baalak.. 👍

Such an educational podcast . Really thank you guys for this. And sucharita its people like you who have been working towards educating audience about what good cinema is. It's the result of all that hardwork that we have got a tumbbad, badhai ho, stree and many many more to come. The golden age for our cinema is about to come and all the credit goes to people like you. Thanks a lot.

I'm waiting to see Ur face also at sometime in Ur channel, atleast in thumbnail. U r like that asharirvani in Mahabharat serial

@amitchetry367

5 жыл бұрын

FYI he is in Quora. Not active tho

@shashanktheoverthinker

5 жыл бұрын

@@amitchetry367 oh ty

Two of my favorite film personalities together. Really loved this. Wish I could see you both instead of just the audio. Anyways. Keep going man

yesssssssssssssssss. Big thank you for starting this.

Watching and rewatching this podcast Love the channel Vinit!

Really liked the podcast. You should do it more often. And it really is very interesting to know so diverse view points.

Not bored ! Sucharita and Cinema Beyond are KZread gold !!!

My two most favorite KZread people - Sucharita and Vinit!! :D

Great podcast Vinit. Loved it. Waiting for d next episode. Good content like yours is rare which is filled with so much of learning and new perspectives. Keep up d good work. Cheers!! 🍻👍

Thank you soooo much for inviting Sucharita over.. I wanted to know about her life journey for so long!!! Both of you rock big time..

What a new years gift. Thank You so much. We don't have things like this in India for film nerds like us who love to discuss and analyze film. Chota Muh badi baat, but would love to be on your podcast some day.

Omg no wayyyy.. Loveee this idea!!! Love her style of reviewing.

SHE HASN'T SEEN TUMBBAD... Why chose her and that too 1st podcast by u..

@TejaVL

5 жыл бұрын

Tumbaad is not the only great film. It's her choice.

@rishabh_tiwari

5 жыл бұрын

@@TejaVL tumbbad is one of the best films of 2018. She was expected to watch it.

@theahulkushwah

5 жыл бұрын

She doesn't watch horror movies, she has a weak heart for that.

@abk01_58

4 жыл бұрын

She said that she stays away from horror because she is kind of phobic of horror.

Love to hear you two conversing on films and criticism. I got my answer about what books to read for understanding films by Vineet. Thanks for that. Waiting for another podcast.

She hasn't seen Godfather, Departed or any horror movie wtf. How is this a movie critic? P. S. Watch "The lives of others"...great film.

@gvteja4908

5 жыл бұрын

But she mocks people who ask this point to dismiss them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@AshwiniRajPandey

5 жыл бұрын

Don't know why is she even on this channel, was expecting someone who is actually rated high for their analytical chops of cinema.

@srijanagrawal255

5 жыл бұрын

@@AshwiniRajPandey You know any good Indian critics? I don't particularly agree with CBE either but he's the best i can find.

@shashankethane

5 жыл бұрын

She has anxiety issues with horror films

@AshwiniRajPandey

5 жыл бұрын

@@srijanagrawal255 not many that I know of tbh. I do follow Raja sen, Deepanjana Pal, Bhadwaj Rangan, Aseem Chhabra, Arnab Ray & few others from time to time but they certainly aren't the best in business.

Keep making such podcasts. It's always great to listen to educated people discuss cinema.

And its a new year gift wow wow .. Welcome man and happy new year

Please don't stop this podcast series ever. I love this 😄😄

I really enjoyed this podcast. Please keep on producing such great content.❣️

Interesting podcast. I love hearing you guys, Sucharita and Vinit. Sucharita, you are such a lovely person. It will be great to hear from you two again. I'm from Bangladesh.

Loved it, please making it.

This is my favorite channel 😘😘

Thanks a lot for this podcast. It helped me see myself with a filmreviwer's perspective. I didn't know that the comments affect you to this extent. Keep this works going. It really means a lot to a movie geek like me.

This is my favourite KZread channel, please upload more 🤘🏻

Man, Really liked this whole show, Keep this up Vineet.

What a great episode guys. Loved it so much. I have to say this, Man, you guys can talk 🤣. It's like almost an hour long. And I didn't even realize. Eagerly waiting for next episode. ✌️

Loved the conversation..

Regarding the "need" for Mowgli to exist when Jungle Book is already here, actually it was in development alongside the Disney movie by WB cause they wanted to adapt the book which is darker than the disney animated version. Made some sense on paper but then it took way too long to make so WB dumped it on Netflix instead of putting it on screen and everyone seeing the box office failure.

vinit u r amazing...…..much love nd appreciation!

There's a Bangladeshi Novel called "Rabindranath has never came here" from 2013, which is very similar with the movie RAW(2017). You can read the novel if you are interested. Very intriguing thriller and phenomenal storytelling. Srijit Mukherjee, a renowned bengali director, is making a web series based on the novel.

I love her energy ❤

Very entertaining and engaging podcast really enjoyed it.

I have DMed Sucharita your video link about the criticisms as she was in the video and only thought once that you guys could be together in a video but podcast is better. lots of love and respect.

Get Rahul Desai. The jam will be awesome.

Finally I found someone who agrees with me on Raazi. Although I really liked Meghna Gulzar's handling of the depiction of patriotism, specially in this time of extreme jingoism everywhere, Raazi somehow fails at the fundamental level of being a spy thriller. First of all, the film needed to be much taut in the pacing department. Second of all, Sehmat's character (and other supporting characters as well) did not have enough shades for me. This has a lot to do with Alia's performance. It lacks subtlety. Something that I think Vicky Kaushal had although he didn't get that kind of acclaim that Alia did. I would never understand people who go around praising Alia like she is the second coming of Smita Patil. She is a decent actress and I like the way she chooses her projects, she is versatile. But that's that. I guess there are perks of coming with a certain last name after all. P. S: Discovered your channel a while back. It's so refreshing to see someone who truly loves cinema as an art form.

@ananyabandyopadhyay9022

5 жыл бұрын

well said!

@mockingbird806

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. She is very mediocre TBH. May be the PR works for her

Where can I watch the movie raw?

Thank you for this conversation.

When is the second podcast coming??? We are hungry...........!!!!!

SPEAKING AGAINST RAZZI I HAD FELT LIKE A LONELY MAN IN ANTARCTICA . TILL I FOUND VINIT'S VOICE HERE :) Following was what I posted on my Facebook page : Razzi is a series of cliches well-shot . The characters are devoid of any conflict even though the situations are excruciatingly exacting! The protagonist is transformed in the space of few weeks from squirrel-saviour to man-crusher with not much difficulty except a little trembling and a cold shower after she is obliged to accomplish her maiden murder . The transformation of an ordinary girl is shown by just a few flicks of lamp light. The plaintive cry about the nihilism implicit in a war, comes but at last by the protagonist which seems quite abruptly appended because during the entire course she had no qualms in doing what she was doing , she had consented to everything that had happened throughout . The screenplay is confused between making an argument for the sacrifices of all sorts for the sake of the nation and the argument for humanity which recognises ultimately the futility of divisions which compromises a basic human instinct of loyalty to a fellow human. And even the claim made by the movie to be a spy-thriller is preposterous ! It's just as good as a prime time TV serial. The song Aye Watan is melodious but Gulzar as a lyricist seems to be holding a mirror trying to realise his own past look . His line " fasale jo kata jayen untie nahi hain /betiyaan jo byahi jaaye murati nahi hai ." seems quite laboured and self-consciously earthy . I am reminded nostalgically of the fluency and wholeness of the lyrics of beedi jaliyele or his still older beauty thodi si zameen thud aasaman with his organically moulded rustic smilies. ( Why so much on Gulzar ? The review is proportional to his stature ! ) The camera is more comfortable capturing inanimate objects . Like the best shot in the movie is of the cavalcade of cars passing by the side of lake in a dark night , returning home with the bride. When I see the passing reflections of headlights in the still waters of the lake I am reminded of Bresson who said that to create is to tie new relationship between persons and things which are and as they are . The light , darkness, path to home , a beautiful anticipation , the sleeping silent lake , the bride and the bridegroom all are implied ( not consciously though ) as they are intertwined . All actors ( all except the father in law of the protagonist ) have sincelrey tried , as far as trying can be possible on the basis of poorly etched charters in the script. Acting can animate a good writing but how can it substitute the writing itself ? Similarly the director cannot direct if the script is not clear in it's implicit and explicit meanings . At last to say the best thing about this poor show is that it is better than the other present offerings like Omretta , 102 Not Out and Beyond the Clouds and Hitchki ( Though Hitchki on many levels is a better movie ) . * If anyone thinks that this attempt at reviewing is like a venting out my frustration, he or she is absolutely right .

😎 This was very informative and entertaining, plz continue running this channel with such passion and energy. Edit:FIRST!!!!!!

Can anyone tell me how I can insert those waveforms into my video?

@CinemaBeyondEntertainment

5 жыл бұрын

After Effects software...Using the Generate Wave Spectrum Effect

Honestly Vinit , you are best film critic in the current lot available around .

Hey Sucharita ! Your Reviews toh I like but I liked here about you the most is "You haven't watched G.O.T." koi toh hai iss duniya me... but seriously your style and your content both are the best... and without fail I would love to mention here is " Cinema Beyond Entertainment" is doing just a great job.. both of you just keep youtubinnnnnnnnnnngggggggggggg :-)

Finally finished listening to this... Man u have awesome knowledge.. the thing u said about Raazi and The Departed, it completely makes sense..although i liked Raazi but now if i think from ur perspective about The Departed... it completely makes sense... with Departed i think as a viewer we are on the edge of the seat and feel what Leo's character is feeling but that feeling doesn't come with Raazi. Your perspective is amazing...

Can i get it on pocketcasts?

What's your fav english season of recent time.

Vineet, whats your thoughts on The Man From Earth

I love to hear her talk

Dream come true 🤯🤯🤯

Two master together 👍😊

Amazing podcast.

Not a boring podcast at all. Vinit, Suchu loved your conversation. It was very insightful. So I had studied Confirmation Bias in an academic context but this is the first time I understood the practical implication of Confirmation bias. Vinit you are genius. The points I loved: the point of women representation, confirmation bias, and the nuances of discussion. Learned a lot guys. Thank a lot. Sucharita writing a long comment just because you said, "good youtube watchers don't comment." ;) LoL. You are so right girl. Love your work BTW. Vinit you are amazing. Best of luck for these podcasts. Love your work. Keep going.

My one favourite sitting down with another favourite!!

vinit...you are brilliant..you have a good criticism sense....i am a begginer theatre actor...i request you to make a video on characterbuilding...i think we all need to know the difference between good acting and bad acting..i think it can only be possible by knowing the character and its restraints

Talking about 'conflicts and sacred games' the newsroom series was also brilliantly written,every season had one major conflict which was going throughout the season and there were some personal conflicts lasted couple of episodes, it's just infectious.

what is your review of roma movie ... is it worth watch

A podcast with Bharadwaj Rangan would be the best thing for movie lovers. Hope that happens soon.

The part talking about series and movies are fun.