THIS CHANNEL IS SO DOPE!

@anumehakaushik9514

6 жыл бұрын

can you pls recommend his channel on your channel.

@ddm1912

6 жыл бұрын

Tried&Refused Productions. Arre anmol tu yaha pe 😂

@jagannathbarman6712

6 жыл бұрын

Aare vai tu yaha?

@siddheshnaik6914

5 жыл бұрын

Realisation

@vedxgaming8216

5 жыл бұрын

It's great how you are supporting good content even if it's your competition

Next time please analysis patriotism in Bollywood films?

@swaroopboyina4236

3 жыл бұрын

Akshay Kumar should be the face of that video

Make videos more often brother, we are starving for quality content.

@naworajpudasaini4288

6 жыл бұрын

bro quality doesnt come so often...if it comes then enjoy it...if its called "quality"...then it wud definitely take time...🙂

@raam726

3 жыл бұрын

*brothel

It is being said that there are over 300 versions of Ramayana. I think there would be one from Sita's perspective too.

@pratikagrawal8742

6 жыл бұрын

The Complicated Fellow there are actually. Author amish mentioned few versions where Sita is stronger character.

@araghav3921

6 жыл бұрын

नाना भांति राम अवतारा । रामायन सत कोटि अपारा ।।

@khyatishukla2727

5 жыл бұрын

There is one called Chandrabati Ramayana tarabooks.com/?s=Sita

@karmeeleon

4 жыл бұрын

There is a telugu film called Sri Rama Rajyam where the Ramayana is told through Sita's perspective.

@rubym38

4 жыл бұрын

No one cares about Sita, she's just a woman

today I learnt that there is something to be learnt from every film no matter good or bad...thank you

In the OG Ramayan (writen by Valmiki) there was no mention of Purity test of Sita , it was later added and was called the Uttar Ramayan , the Valmiki's version is only upto when Ram & Sita returned to Ayodhya.

@jeelpandya5147

3 жыл бұрын

Can you please give a verifiable source as I need it for something?

@anandraj8094

3 жыл бұрын

Sir, that is not valmiki version. That was tulsidas version. Which you mentioning about it.

@frivolouss

3 жыл бұрын

@@anandraj8094 There's been hundreds of versions of Ramayana but why did the 'Tulsidas' version stick where the Sita was put on a pedestal of purity test? Food for thought.

@harshitraj4055

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, one of the largest literature with more than 10k Doha's and Chaupais is loved not because of accessible language, favourable geographic location and beauty of the literature But because of alleged sexism against Maa Sita. Unutilised brains need much more food for thought.

@satyamjha3208

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeelpandya5147 No need for that, the OP of comment is correct, but there are references of Sita's Purity test in Purana too.

After last watching Pretentious movie reviews and reading Imaan Sheikh's blog, my memory of HSSH was reduced to that of a nineties drama fixated on music, dance and traditional love for family that needs to be shown explicitly. It maybe a bad movie but you have drawn our attention rightly to the references that its storyline made, and also forgot to make. Since I have not seen Lajja, it was enlightening to know that the script questioned the narrative of Ramayana in a novel way. Madhuri Dixit's dialogue "mujhe kuch sabit wabit nahin karna" was spot on. Another great thought provoking video essay! And yes, we need to relook at the ancient stories, because they justify certain practices in today's country that are against human dignity. Stories are a great starting point to get people into thinking and re-evaluating their assumptions about the society and the world.

Shakespearean plays have also been interpreted and presented in tremendously different ways throughout the ages, being relevant to their sociopolitical context for e.g. Hamlet being presented as Oedipus during the Freudian era vs Hamlet being presented as a gentle, weak prince during the Romantic era and so on. In the same way, seeing different interpretations of classical stories in Indian mythology such as Ramayana is so refreshing. The beauty of these classical stories and Shakespearean plays is that they can be adapted to any era and retold from a fresh perspective, making them timeless. I hope more people in India see the potential in presenting Indian mythology in new light, as opposed to just retelling the tradition, allowing these pieces to flourish and take new shapes. It’s great way to see the evolution of ideologies and societies.

3:57 Fakest Fire in the history of fires.

@prathamshukla1280

4 жыл бұрын

Amazing 🤣🤣

@LSF7

3 жыл бұрын

It's a theatre drama and hence the fake fire prop.

Loved the way you ended it. Keep doing it, it's going to take lot of efforts to remind people that mythological characters are not important than fellow human beings.

@jay.shah96

5 жыл бұрын

Mythological you say?!! How om earth can you deny scientific evidences and archeological research on Ramayan and Mahabharat?? This is the very problem with some people in India, never came out of the stupid colonial hangover

@AnjanaBSubba

5 жыл бұрын

Idk if Ram was a God or not but one think is for sure. King Ram did exist. He was not a mere myth. He was a great King and his Ram Rajya is still considered a Golder Rule. Study more into it before saying such things!

@notyourbruh

5 жыл бұрын

@@jay.shah96 Can you state any proof ? just curious

@jay.shah96

5 жыл бұрын

@@notyourbruh just search on Google.. your curiosity will be cured

@jay.shah96

4 жыл бұрын

@Bio toxic Google Archeological Survey of India and search for the remains of Ramayan and Mahabharat. Than you may reply to my comment next year (just like you did this time)

Coming to rewatch after Adipurush!!

loved it "" challenging Ramayana is a risky task as its "lead character has attained the state of God"

@VY-zt3ph

4 жыл бұрын

Tanmaya Mishra How did he attained the state of God ?

@harshitraj4055

3 жыл бұрын

Would he dare challenge Muhammad or Jesus?? "Artists" and their biases.

@priyankandatta5644

3 жыл бұрын

@@harshitraj4055 lol. Bjp wale aa gye😂😂

@harshitraj4055

3 жыл бұрын

@@priyankandatta5644 Khush to aise ho Raha Jaise tera baap aa gya..

@satyamjha3208

2 жыл бұрын

@@harshitraj4055 do we see 'adaption' of Jesus or Allah's character in movies? He is a movie anylist, not politician.

I am binge watching your videos. 😄😄 I have watched both of them but never noticed how Ramayana has inspired them.

Glad I subscribed to your channel a long time back. You not only did a case study on 2 films, but also showed how we should try abstaining ourselves from keeping stories like Ramayan always defining the ideal habits and rituals we need to follow. Lovely Sir!

@NightOwl006

2 жыл бұрын

If you don't want to follow then don't.......but don't think that you are doing something great and progressive by not following Ramayan (the actual Ramayan) and also don't force your beliefs of not following Ramayan on others

It's time we hear from Sita for a change. Brilliant end of an Ingenious video. Loved it...

@narendrasharma8568

6 жыл бұрын

AnSanGo watch Siya ke ram on Star Plus(hotstar)......the beginning is good but the ending is mehhh.

@siddeshka8780

6 жыл бұрын

Read uttarakhanda a book in kannada(Don't know wether it has been translated to other languages). It has ramyana in perspective of sita. Which is much better and realistic then original.

@ANU3NAY6

6 жыл бұрын

SIDDESH K.A Would love to read it. Thanks for suggesting!

@SauravDasGuptaIN

5 жыл бұрын

​@@siddeshka8780 It's not just a book in Kannada only, it's a Kaand. Uttarakanda is the seventh and last book of what we call the Valmiki Ramayana. It's just that people could not decipher it given the day and age. Modern humans should be able to re-access and change the way the Ramayana should be read. Although arguably it was added later and not by Valmiki and hence has chances of adultation

@siddeshka8780

5 жыл бұрын

@@SauravDasGuptaIN Bro I Know Valmiki Ramayana and the Kaands in it, UttaraKaanda is a novel name written by S L Bhyrappa which depicts Ramyana in different perspective. You deciphered my comment wrongly. Coming to adulteration of Ramayana I don't to what extent its done, but the original Ramayana also always depicted Seetha as submissive character. It was more about glorifying the Rama and dharma. Seetha never had voice to question.

Its a long time since I found something of a gem like your channel. Just like everybody else here I too like your videos. Hats off. Keep it up.

Even though I'm subscribed to your channel, I use to visit just in case I might have missed your video. You have a very elaborative methodology to analyze any movie, script or character. Please continue doing the same more than often.

glad to see u back.. please be active

@shankarjena3775

6 жыл бұрын

gourav goo d bipe

I was waiting for your video.

You are a genius 🙌🙌.I'm an actor. I am learning acting everyday . And you have just changed my way of thinking about any situation, which I live as a character and while I'm watching any film. This channel is very helpful. Thanks for being so awesome 🙌

@adityaparmar6433

3 жыл бұрын

Your subscriptions and mine subscriptions are so similar

@dayyanahmad117

2 жыл бұрын

Where do you do acting? Are you in any TV serial or whatever

Good content does take time. You were missed. :)

Talk about Tamasha sometime, please 🙏

@PrateekGole

6 жыл бұрын

Anirudh Dalvi No offence, it's an overrated film.

@anirudhdalvi3569

6 жыл бұрын

Prateek Gole There's alot of subtext in that film which no one better than Vineet can explain. Also, I could connect with the film so whether it's overrated or didn't get what it deserved(which seems to be the case says every second person), hardly matters now. P.S. Offence not taken ✌

@surajtarani5710

6 жыл бұрын

yes! Tamasha next please?

@sumitpandey9009

6 жыл бұрын

Tamasha is not an overrated film! It's in fact underrated. Many people found it boring an couldn't relate to it. Obviously because it had so many subtexts within it.

@thecomplicatedfellow7955

6 жыл бұрын

Tamasha is not a good movie. The performances are good but the screenplay is really bad. If anybody is interested they can check 'How Tamasha Could Have Been Better' in my channel - Episode 2.

This is so well conceived, I am amazed I haven't seen more of you. Subbed. Examining society through movies, done right.

It is so fullfilling to listen to your commentary, I find myself coming back to these videos again and again to explore it in greater depth everytime. Please keep the videos coming..

such a great food for the brain , You work really hard for a single video ! really great work! please keep doing it..

Always been a fan of your thoughts, research, narration, details, editing and presentation!!

Great video mate, keep making more of those, I'll be waiting.

I love this channel so much 😍😍😍

Amazing Work! Loved the video. I love the research you put into these videos.

I am glad that you are back, really enjoy your videos, especially, "Anatomy of a Great Actor". It actually changed in a way how I look at actors and their performance. Looking forward to more from you.

Your narrative style and analytical approach is so good that it's helping me to change the way I look at things. It's helping me to understand my literature text in a better way. Thank you so much☺

The quality and concept of your videos have always been remarkable. But you have really improved with your narration! Some amazing work as always! Keep making more videos.

The archetype of 'Ram' character can be seen in most of the Bollywood movies where the world around 'central good male' character changes while the character only reacts to the situations. It was broken after globalization of Indian economics thanks to SRK, IMO.

@harshitraj4055

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks SRK for Anti-hero central characters? Wasn't Bachchan the one to normalise this?

@PrabhjotSingh-wg8lz

4 ай бұрын

Lord Ram is a example of flat character arc.A flat character is the one who already possess truth of the story from the beginning and uses it to enact positive change in the world

@PrabhjotSingh-wg8lz

4 ай бұрын

Lord Ram is a example of flat character arc.A flat character is the one who already possess truth of the story from the beginning and uses it to enact positive change in the world

@PrabhjotSingh-wg8lz

4 ай бұрын

Lord Ram is a example of flat character arc.A flat character is the one who already possess truth of the story from the beginning and uses it to enact positive change in the world

@PrabhjotSingh-wg8lz

4 ай бұрын

Lord Ram is a example of flat character arc.A flat character is the one who already possess truth of the story from the beginning and uses it to enact positive change in the world

Wow... I never thought of these movies in that way... Man you're talented... I like your reviews and the insights you have to offer

Genius work! Loved the way your content is articulated and presented before the audience.

Man i love your work .

Your videos always provide a new perspective. Thank you very much for putting your efforts to make such a compelling analysis.

Your observation is really enlightening! I don't know how much I can apply it myself, but your each video is as good as an informative seminar on bollywood movies! Even if I dont conciously think about these aspects, after watching your videos, I completely agree with what you have to say.

You are talking of Ramcharitmanas, not Ramyana itself. The Ram of Ramayana was not free of the failings of anger, of the feelings of means justifying the ends etc. It was the Tulsidas epic that elevates Ram to God. Tulsidas was a man of his time, and he projected his thoughts on God to Lord Ram.

man!!! you guys make some really thoughtful, intelligent videos.you guys have a really good team.

The way you clarify things is great. Keep doing this 👍👍👍👍

Beautiful. What a subtle response, in a way, to the criticism of the criticism of Padmavat and other trends of the kind in our pop culture. I like indirect subtle responses just as much as I like direct, patient and scientific language based responses, devoid of sarcasm or irritation. One of the plenty reasons I like your videos so much, they broaden my understanding and arguments so much, it's good to be in touch with source material for development of my opinions. Awesome work, Vinit

The way he said "even a fucking honeymoon"😂😂😂😂😂.... priceless...

I have never ever commented on any other videos or channels .. but your content is just something else.. your style of narration and voice so addictive.. please make more videos

sanatana dharma is all about criticism . Those hindus who will get triggered by this are not even hindus , they know nothing about hinduism . There are no commandments in sanatana dharma , only debate . "dharma" here doesn't mean religion , it just means law of the land , which needs to be updated constantly

@iashoksingh

4 жыл бұрын

@@anandmahto7704 many versions of Ramayana doesn't change only single fact and that is evil always lost. 👍

@iashoksingh

4 жыл бұрын

@@anandmahto7704 and for your information there's only one Ramayana exits and that's the original one written by The great sage valmiki 👍 others are folk versions.

@VY-zt3ph

4 жыл бұрын

Dharma means the true karma, the absolute truth. It never change according to perspective, it doesn’t need any reference point. Otherwise Duryodhana will also said that he fought with dharma. Please have a true understanding.

@HimanshuS-YT

4 жыл бұрын

"There are no commandments in sanatan dharma, only debates" exactly!!💐💐

@VY-zt3ph

4 жыл бұрын

Himanshu Sharma actually there are commandments which are directly related to caste system.

I have always wished that the Agnipariksha scene​ from lajja should deserve more acknowledgement than it has usually received....I am glad that u have taken it is a prime focus of ur narration....now more people will revisit it and appreciate the brilliance it contains in terms of performance and other creative aspects of the film.....gr& video again....

Amazing content. Particularly the ending. Awesome video

i love your channel.....you're brutally honest about everything!

"Hum Saath Saath Hai is a bad film". *Unsubscribes*. Kidding! Your channel is among the best in India for film analysis, love your work, do keep it up. But HSSH will always remain a guilty pleasure; something about it makes me unable to change the channel even during the 456th rerun on Zee Cinema. For Sita's perspective, you should watch Nina Paley's 'Sita Sings the Blues'. It's kind of a universal feeling, the Sita Syndrome - being trapped in love of a man who is very, very wrong for you. But the poignancy expressed in that film, along with the blues music is so rich, it makes you a sucker for pain.

@ranakabiraj6903

6 жыл бұрын

Ritwika Roy exactly its been a long boring film...

@qtube8403

6 жыл бұрын

Ritwika Roy bloody hell you talk exactly like my ex...but even though I have never watched a barjatya movie more than 15 mins but I must agree with that our country is so unique and large that there are people who find movies like these very relateble and they have every right too....For a change we must not got carried away by the phenomenon of Hollywood by completely ignoring our ethos and attitude towards love and family which is in direct contradiction and strongly against western society.

@the_crypter

6 жыл бұрын

antiantagonist proletariat love towards family is against western culture ? What ?

@kanchaaaa

6 жыл бұрын

Ritwika Roy you said, "your channel among the best in India" can you suggest me some of em plox, cause I never ever found such a quality channel, suggest plox 😞♥

@SauravDasGuptaIN

5 жыл бұрын

Sita Sings the Blues was amazing

Simply loved this Vinit sir. Keep inspiring us ... kudos

Brilliant Whenever I watch ur videos only thing comes to my Mind is , wish I could see or feel the layers in the characters n movie like you do. Still trying to understand ur Dio Chahta Hai narrative. That was something different Hope u come up with more videos n educate us Thank you!!

With great time comes great quality.

Love this type of content!!❤ U desereve more subscribers...😊best of luck!!!

Great content. I am always fascinated by movies and filmaking in general and seen a lot of channels discussing about it. Finally found someone who is tackling the Indian cinema and analysing in a pretty detailed manner. Keep up the good work, this channel deserves more subscribers. P.S- could you do a video about Satyajit Ray ?

Dude. You are such an inspiration. Your videos are so damn different and thoughtful. Great work in every single video. I like your fearless approach to critique and novel approach to finding great works.

You explain all the things very well.

Great video as always! Have you seen Sita sings the Blues? Impeccably animated, and a beautiful retelling.

Man, you nailed it!! Expecting more such soul food..

Wonderful analysis.. Never thought this way for HSSH. Actually I could never complete that pathetic movie. But yeah, Lajja changed me to some extent after watching it.

You are brilliant and I love your channel! ❤️

You have taught me to see movies with a new perspective! Keep up d good work.

U are the silver lining in the dark clouds...Love your Channel 😍😍

"It's time we hear from Sita for a change" Amazing

@VY-zt3ph

4 жыл бұрын

Sumedha Tiwari She did millions of years ago if u believe in Ramayana.

I have fallen in love with your channel !

You are doing an amazing job, please keep making videos

Bro great quality content. Keep going. Do it more often. We need this. Why don't you make a video drawing the context of mahabharata in Cinema. Also a video showing different styles of great directors and their masterpieces.

@thecomplicatedfellow7955

6 жыл бұрын

I think the television series in DD is the best. It would be really difficult to make a movie adaptation. May be a trilogy would work.

@dhirendrakumar276

6 жыл бұрын

The Complicated Fellow we need a tv series like game of thrones for mahabharata

Best content ever seen in youtube specially when it comes to bollywood related stuff. You are doing awesome job. Dont ever stop creating content like this. Best luck.

That was awesome video man!

very good insights!! lajja description was a revelation!! good job!

Loved how subtly you used Blade Runner's theme near the end to drive this video's theme home. Much love to you!

Another great video. The questions you raised for Ram's character by the end of the video is what I used to think a lot as a child, gradually realising the time constraint narrative of the story and became a monotheist by the age of 15 and then atheist by the age of 17 and finally agnostic by the age of 18, only believe in the rare possibility of a creator and nothing like "quintessential God"

you are brillent man... just keep making videos like this, atleeast once in a week, please.

Please please, make more videos I am hungry for this type of content

Awesome Brother! Please keep on going with more amazing contents..can't wait to see what's next!

This is insanely great content.

Very interesting arguments you've put up. I was waiting for your videos. When I found your channel, I watched all your videos in one sitting. Keep it up.

Dude, u are unbelievable...amazing job done.. keep it up.. i just felt that video should never have ended...

Loved it!!!!!!! looking forward for more videos!

Wow! Vinit you are watching these movies through different lens. It never struck in my mind that "Hum saath saath hai" was based on Ramayana.

Bro u surely deserve an oscar for ur analysis.. hats off brother... Don't worry about time....we can wait for months to come for such valuable content..

Quality content right here, good to see you back.

Awesome narrative Vineet. I wonder what would happen if lajja was made in 2018. Chills

Really you are doing great job... thankyou for these kind of videos...

You’re a genius man! I learn so much from you! Keep doing the good work! Cheers!

You're genius, love watching your videos always. Analysation and good choice of music

Dayum!! Nailed it bro. U gained a new subscriber today.👍

I am speechless completely. Hats off to this man.

As always great analysis sir. But please try to be more active, it is hard to keep waiting for ur videos

Despite Hum Saath Saath Hain is very cheeky, i still like to watch it sometimes as pretty much everything is family oriented and together

@sukritmishra7194

6 жыл бұрын

It's corny, but it catered to a different audience back in the 90s. And the central theme still holds-No family is perfect, you have to make the best of those close to you

You nail it , everytime.... Really nice vedio with a new perspective..

JUST WOW ...love your videos

Great video as always.

Please keep making videos. Your analysis is very nice

Keep doing good work bro ....awsm 👍👍👍

Never thought I would see a video like this on your channel or any channel on KZread ! Keep surprising us !

You are calm, composed and brave!, Keep up the good work

Simply Amazing 👌 this video was a special one. Really good, great work

Vinit. Your videos show that you are an ocean of knowledge. I have a question for you. How do you manage to give such thought provoking endings to your videos? Endings are the USPs . Kudos👏👏👏👏

I learn a lot of things about film making and Storytelling. .thank you so much sir .i am so glad you make these videos