5 Shocking Indian Movie Dialogues/Scenes You Won’t Believe Were Approved | MATLAB KUCH BHI

This has to be the episode that is definitely going to ruffle some feathers but you have to stay true to what this segment represents! We feature stories from #Bollywood and the Telugu film industry primarily. Especially the very popular #Pushpa and its social connotations. I hope you like the #MatlabKuchBhi episode this month
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[@thegreatergood4410]

Innocence is when you root for Maddy in RHTDM. Maturity is when you realize Sam is the better guy in all aspects and respects.

[@sanjusatish5194]

You could watch the original Tamil film #Minnale with Madhavan

[@SachinParit91]

It all comes down to the intensions of Maddy. Imagine Maddy walking up to Dia and saying the truth, would she even talk with him?

[@OhCrap247]

Doesn't have to be either this or that. Life is full of complex issues and matters of of hearts are almost never black and white. there are always grey areas. Learning to acknowledge that is real maturity.

[@sharzo7728]

Ever Heard of this "Nice Guys Finish Last"

[@OhCrap247]

@@sharzo7728 Again one doesn't have to be nice all the time. You need to pick your moments.

[@anonymousqwerty100]

Missed this series. A matlab kuch bhi I noticed in Vivaah is that Shahid clicks HD photos of the family members on Nokia phone🤣🤣

[@mansirajpurohit3428]

Us time ke hisab se toh vo hd he h 😂

[@ManishSingh-yp1ge]

Tho usme camera nahi tha kya

[@tanwar621]

@@ManishSingh-yp1ge vga camera tha wo

[@PS-ug7nm]

LoL Revisits 😂

[@sonaljadhav3279]

#only desi

[@veda6831]

Guys remember flawed characters are not the problem but their glorification is definitely wrong 😇

[@ani-po1td]

💯

[@050138]

Glorification is subjective.... And open to interpretation.... Remember Shahrukh's character in Don, it was all about glorifying an international criminal.... Let's not be touchy about morality of movie characters....

[@veda6831]

@@050138 It's not always subjective. Stalking/harrassment leading to the couple falling in love is a repeated theme in this series. Do you really think that's fine?

[@cineholic88]

@@050138 while watching Don, audiences can still understand that he is doing crimes, as he doesn't have any moral, at the same time, the film itself doesn't try to connect with his character emotionally as well,that's how the balance should be...the problem arises when a particular character is portrayed as "achhe khase khandan ka launda" with moral values, still doing mischievous things with others, eve teasing girls along with that heroism based emotional BGM, at last he doesn't face any consequence or simply say ""karma"", then that's the dangerous thing...that's called forcefeeding the audiences to get connected to that character.!

[@kiyo6211]

Money Heist 😁😁

[@vigneshanand9381]

In defence of Gowtham Menon, in a recent interview when asked about his filmography he mentioned outright that one film he regrets was 'Minnale'(Rehna hai tere dil me) as scenes in that film portray things that we as a society have thankfully grown out of. Atleast he's self aware and not ashamed to voice it

[@user-yk5lv8iw8x]

The most recent work of his [In Navarasa] has a guy falling head over heels for a girl he has just met to the point where he ends up saying some intense cringeworthy stuff and canceling his new job assignment / international trip the same day.

[@vigneshanand9381]

@@user-yk5lv8iw8x and which is that?

[@vasudevanvenkataraman5587]

@@user-yk5lv8iw8x Enlighten us which movie is that? KEK. or did you watch RHTDM recently and quoting that scene when maddy rejects his offer?

[@vigneshanand9381]

@Heartthrob Goswamy Come to think of it, Django did get offered 'work' overseas and he did reject it 🤷🏽‍♂️😅

[@user-yk5lv8iw8x]

“Guitar Kambi…” - a pure cringe fest.

[@veda6831]

I still cringe at how Namastey London made Katrina the villain because she didn't wanna marry the creepy Akshay 🙄

[@prathyushad6665]

Finally someone said it...I totally hated the plot...first of all it was the dad's decision to shift abroad.obviously the baby is gonna be NRI and be disconnected with India.then bring her to India and marry her off to a total stranger .someone who is completely opposite.n then make her the villain.i hated what they did to her

[@potasticpanda9431]

@@prathyushad6665 So. Who cares?

[@prathyushad6665]

@@potasticpanda9431 whats your problem?

[@nikitanagekar7264]

Exactly....I am not the only one who thinks this

[@joinobbintejahan1674]

@@prathyushad6665 exactly the main villain was the father ….and Akshay also happy that he went London …same forceful marriage happened in hum dil de chuke sanam

[@parthm4835]

I Also Doubt Whether Srivalli Really Loved Pushpa Or Not 😂...Just Look, She suddenly Thought Of Confessing Her Love To Pushpa when she And Her Father Got Into Trouble and That Scene Actually Felt Like she Is Emotionally Blackmailing Pushpa so That He would Help her .....

[@aktrendyjewellers9759]

I felt the same

[@srersh05]

True lmao and before that she would hesitate to look at him even if she was gonna get money lol, how the turns tabled so quickly..

[@MrSweetgear]

Man I remember watching Dil Se when I was young and appreciated everything about that movie. Recently watched it. Manisha Koirala specifically tells SRK to stop following her, stop asking for her, even says she’s married to get rid of him. But he still continues to keep pursuing her and doesn’t take no for an answer. Srk in one scene also forcefully kisses her, after which she has a full blown panic attack. I legit felt bad for her character.

[@knzafir]

What srk did to her was completely wrong . Eventhough she is a victim of his abuse I don't feel bad for her character because she is a terrorist ( iam not saying she deserved to be abused ) .

[@yujirohanma3428]

I haven't watched the movie but it seems like they Represented SRK's Character as toxic in movie because Female actor didn't fall in love with him by his toxic behavior instead wanted to go away from her. . This scene actually shows reality that Forced Kisses don't bring love but panic attacks.

[@dikshasingh6432]

😭😭Oh God, I watched that movie couple months ago Becoz everyone around me were recommending me and were saying " the film was ahead of it's time " so I watched and honestly except a few scenes , songs and manisha koirala I didn't really like the film 😩 I couldn't even tell anyone that I didn't like it 😌

[@atheenacelin362]

True i felt the same when I watched it recently

[@silentbreeze4597]

I don't know why people hail DIL SE as a masterpiece. Monisha's character was a ULFA militant cadre from Assam. And I hate it that even a phenomenal filmmaker like Maniratnam focused only on the shallow lovestory of SRK's character. Not on the plight of Monisha's character. No wonder the film failed miserably in Assam. Apart from the beautiful songs and cinematography, for me there was nothing in that film.

[@swapnilthorat4648]

"Ajay Devgan and Kajol are Normies in ISHQ" - Jammy 2022 😅

[@bakchodbilli4128]

South movie logic be like "stalk her into submission".

[@chocolateblue8575]

Same with north movies too

[@Shubhammmmmm]

@@chocolateblue8575 bollywood west me hai gawar .. north me koi badi film industry nahi hai

[@macksequeira4233]

@@chocolateblue8575 South movies have more toxicity in rom-coms and masala movies. Ex : Arjun Reddy , Pushpa and many more. Bollywood movies is in western part of India - Mumbai , Maharashtra , not North you fool.

[@ZafarLaw]

Most bizzare dialogues and women stalking in blockbuster hit like Pushpa 😂😂

[@ViditGaur.]

Ye to hai Pushpa me romance chutiya tha bilkul

[@pixiewrite1066]

Even as a kid, I had a problem with Maddy in RHTDM because of how aggressive he was with Dia. Now I can see how toxic that relationship could be and am shocked that some people (adults nonetheless!) still romatacize such behavior and relatioship

[@ferinazali1269]

Agree I also had a problem with Maddy

[@nchl5340]

Ewww I hated Maddy.

[@MeMatu]

The way he gaslighted dia and tried to make her feel guilty when she rightfully called him out on his lie and manipulation is just sickening. Literally he was telling her to be grateful that he didn't rape her like wtf 🤢🤮

[@january123ish]

I was 8 when I watched the movie first and j just couldn't understand what's the fuss is all about. I found nothing right in the movie!!

[@sibanipanigrahy5509]

Same here

[@voldemortwithanose3435]

Maddy from RHTDM and Radhe from Tere Naam were the forefathers of Arjun Reddy/Kabir Singh.

[@imnotblind3107]

Voldemort with nose . Can't be dangerous

[@swatismadhekar7711]

What about SRK in darr & anjam

[@mrinmoygogoi4043]

@@swatismadhekar7711 He was the villan in these movies and also died at the end because of this . 🙁

[@ani-po1td]

🤣

[@sarikajoshi7156]

Tere naam is still understandable as that movie actually teached that being bully was always drag you and your loved ones into troubles radhe didn't got his love at end and remain alone for his lifetime

[@sumitshetty42]

A guy I know was obsessed with this one girl and used to follow her on his bike literally everywhere. He did this for close to a year until she got married. In his mind he was Maddy and it's so frustrating to see the toxicity that can be propounded by a movie in a developing mind. We need better heroes!

[@syminreed3922]

Unfortunately this is pretty common here. When i was in 9 th grade a guy from 12th grade did the same i was scared to talk to him directly since he was a senior and vice captain of the school but i knew some girls from his class and they told him for me numerous time that i want him to stop yet he didn't listen it got to the point i was even scared of going to school. This one time he even threatened to kill himself but his friends managed the situation luckily since he was in 12th the following year i didnt have to go through shit again. Years later when i confronted him about this he just simple said that "i was just staring whats wrong with that " i was disgusted and shocked as to what the heck was even going on his mind. Some of my friends also have similar experience and i really hope people start realizing how creepy this shit is and that when it comes to advice regarding love bollywood isnt the place you should be looking for.

[@sumitshetty42]

@@syminreed3922 so sorry you had to go through that. It's terrible how influential these actors are on impressionable kids who have never been taught the line between adoration and harassment. When you can't even see that someone is uncomfortable due to your actions, that's a huge problem.

[@syminreed3922]

@@sumitshetty42 ik and dont be sorry because after i confronted him he did understood that what he did wasnt right and i also learnt a lot from that incident.

[@AbhishekYadav-ku3hg]

I barely know a girl in real life who has never faced such movie type ‘stalking’ in her real life by some ‘obsessed’ guy who claims to have “true luvvvvvv” for the girl. Especially in school times.

[@syminreed3922]

@@AbhishekYadav-ku3hg yeah it does happens a lot in my experience tho most of the time its some older guys outside of school since kinds is school still have a lil much fear from teachers this is something where i went wrong i should have told a teacher things could've been better. But even more scary thing is their reaction on getting rejected. Like everyone gets rejected why are you talking it as a personal attack. Be mature and move on simple. So many people in this world not everybody gonna like you back. And this goes for both men and women.

[@dongo-themagnificentgiant8144]

Maddy seems to be a direct inspiration for Kabir Singh.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

yikes lol

[@abcsin6526]

Arjun reddy not kabir singh

[@sampub8140]

How is clicking photographs and keeping a glass creepy? He did not click any inappropriate picture..she was fully clad. Anyway the marriage photos would have been out later. Keeping a glass is also not wrong. It's just too much of judgement/criticism 😏😏

[@antarabhide7916]

@@sampub8140 clicking photos of someone without them knowing and then constantly looking at those photos is definitely creepy. same with keeping someone's used cup without their knowledge. It shows extreme desperation and is very creepy. No way in hell I'd be with a man who kept my used tissue or glass with him and then told me that I should be grateful he didn't do anything to me... downright creeeepy and disgusting.

[@pleasyplease5719]

@@antarabhide7916 those things people do in love...They keep the things the opp person wears/use as a sovereign. In soty Sid keeps alia's earring too. In aspirants abhilash keeps dhairya's gifted spectacles too. Doesn't make a diff if it was a gift or not, u keep it with u coz it reminds u of them. How is that creepy? & also Maddy didn't give her rape threats by that line, he was just justifying himself that if he was a creep he could have done such stuff but he had genuine intentions and he didn't impersonate anybody to get physical pleasure..

[@shivanip46]

Trust me. I was so irritated watching the courtship in Pushpa. I predicted some scenes and dialogues that ideally shouldn't be there but sadly they all came true. Sravalli going to Pushpa(Her stalker and someone she didn't like minutes before the scene) to sleep with him before going to the Reddy was the cherry on top of the disappointment I had to face.

[@hemantt8435]

😱

[@dhananjaypurigoswami5402]

Ya that was awkward😅

[@himanshinagpal2459]

i agree with u. it was so unacceptable and far from reality too,

[@imrahul86]

May be you were sleeping because she clearly mentioned she liked him and loved him truly and was disappointed with his alliance with her not going forward. Please atleast watch and make sensible argument

[@varuntarak1110]

She played with pushpa like she didn't liked him... Even if reddy didn't forced her to have sex.. she would drag some more time and at the end she will propose pushpa. It's not like due to reddy srivalli loves pushpa

[@biswarupchakraborty5608]

Delhi Belly for me was the movie. As a kid I thought the movie was boring but I was jamming the song Bhag DK Bose. Now that I revisit, the movie was so good and I was immature enough to realise. Also, the above song is actually a lyrical masterpiece. Bollywood Rock had a great potential. It was just too ahead of its time :)

[@cineholic88]

@@akshaypendyala it was original, instead ur kollywood had copied this film and made a crap again😂, the title was settai or vettai something like that

[@shadmansakib9324]

@@akshaypendyala the Tamil language remake settai was released in 2013 and Delhi belly was released in 2011.

[@kiyo6211]

@@akshaypendyala do research before barking

[@musicindia8616]

It is a perfect adult comedy... Not Grand masti

[@kiyo6211]

@@musicindia8616 you guys have no problem with American Pie, Road Trip, Euro trip?!

[@GSS77712]

Basically, all these dialogues are carrying forward the legacy of the mother of all dialogue "Uski naa mein hi haan hain". 🤦‍♂️🤣

[@abhaybarde7105]

8:13 except the 'ram ram' sequence It's still iconic I laughed so hard

[@sreelakshmiramadas2392]

Fun fact :- Fatima Sana Sheikh can be seen in kajols hand as a child in that movie

[@jaswindersinghnarula4379]

@@sreelakshmiramadas2392 She starred in Kamal Hassan's Chachi 420 also!

[@yazh5147]

Pushpa fans right now : This is commercial cinema .... What do you expect??Elites like you stay away🤦🤷 These scenes filled with backward thinking and cringe should not be encouraged. Some people also say these scenes aren't acceptable in today's generation but we should understand these cheesy and cringey should never be accepted anytime

[@cineholic88]

Credit goes to allu arjun's great acting and his star power💥, otherwise it would have been super flop...even valimai, despite hype,became disaster in hindi belt...there is a big difference between fans and audiences.!

[@NotJoegoldberg]

thank you!

[@NotJoegoldberg]

people defend misogyny and cringe under the guise of 'mass cinema'

[@nikitanagekar7264]

@@cineholic88 Valimai was just a commercial with some over the top action scenes so thts why it didnt perform well in box office...hindi version

[@nikitanagekar7264]

@@cineholic88 Yeahh...without allu arjun it would just look like a crap and on top rashmikas expressions😖

[@archanavinod1]

I felt very uncomfortable when I watched most of these so called romantic scene from the movie Pushpa.....I don't know why people are still treating these atrocious scenes as Romance.....

[@ani-po1td]

Agreed

[@tired.....247]

True

[@harika-or2wq]

True all movie in telugu regarding women are filled full of misogyny sexism and very problematic

[@rasika8661]

@@harika-or2wq very true

[@ramboog2654]

@@harika-or2wq konchem telugu lo matladu akkai, maku jara samjaithadi.

[@saurabhdubey5399]

I completely agree with you about Pushpa. I think atleast in 2022 these directors should understand the implications that such dialogue or scenes leave on the masses.

[@wokescancer.3699]

It was a film not social commentary.

[@AbinashAdhikari]

@@wokescancer.3699 yeah go sell kiss with your sister for 5000 rs

[@MoinKhan-uf4pg]

@@wokescancer.3699 I better call it has a movie which have wrong impression of whom we called as hero.

[@joeysal007]

@@wokescancer.3699 Movies represent the social aspects of life, dictate peoples' choices, even more apprently in a country like India

[@gowthamanjaiganesh3210]

So true

[@kaithabjeetsingh2642]

I think the 3 idiots scene where chatur repeatedly says "balat..." instead of "chamatkar" deserves a place in matlab kuch bhi episodes since back then I remember people laughing out loud. But when I rewatched it, it just made me so uncomfortable thinking how a rape victim would react to such amusement derived from the word.

[@joinobbintejahan1674]

I never laughed,I felt uncomfortable….how makers make Rape word funny ! It’s so insensitive….after watching 3 idiots my classmate started to use balatkar word as a jokes !!!! 😡

[@sourvirai2730]

This I never laughed at,never, still can't

[@megsie1424]

True. Even while watching it in the theatre, I was appalled and was like how could the makers even think this was funny from any angle. And yeah, like you mentioned, how would a rape survivor feel when this looong scene suddenly plays out in what is supposed to be a fun wholesome film 😓

[@sayali8611]

Yes so true

[@LanguageExpert-hg8do]

EXACTLY !! like how is that word even funny !

[@sourvirai2730]

namastey london, is the movie which I used to enjoy while being a child and also a teenager,but now when I watched it again on tv,I realised that I was so wrong in assuming kat charc as a villianous esp when she didn't approve of the marriage in front of whole fam,now I feel she did took revenge of her forced marriage and rightfully so

[@Sunny-sc5vq]

Akshay's character was phenomenal. He didn't deserve what happened to him in the beginning. But so didn't Katrina's character. They were both helpless in that situation. Akshay was a little creepy in the beginning but his character development was the stuff that I freaking love.

[@sarikajoshi7156]

Problem is that she didnt talked to akshay's charecter arjun that she likes someone else or she didnt want to marry him she even done drama and lied to him that she want to go london to know eachother and he done as her wish when he came to know the truth he even said to jasmeet that she should have said that to him if she had told that him in first place he would have helped her . What jasmeet parents done to her was wrong but she too done wrong by cheating on him .

[@Sunny-sc5vq]

@@sarikajoshi7156 well to be honest she had no reason to have faith in him in the beginning. He was acting a little creepy with her in the beginning of the movie, so she had her own valid reasons to not trust him. This movie is so freaking awesome. I don't have words to express how good this movie is for its time. It was very progressive for its time. It was a perfect example of a romantic comedy movie done right. Although I'm not an Akshay fan, but he was the MVP of this movie.

[@joinobbintejahan1674]

Many Bollywood movies showed happy forceful marriage what is wrong for society…movie like hum dil de chuke sanam,Dhadkan,namastey London ( they showed us what parents choose for girls actually good for them even if they love someone other ,after marriage she definitely fall in love with her husband) I think still this thought run in many families

[@Sunny-sc5vq]

@@joinobbintejahan1674 namastey London didn't show that the choice of the parents was right. Akshay's character wasn't shoved down our throats. He didn't even try to win her or change her mind. She made her own choice. And I know that it's highly unlikely that a girl like her would go for Akshay's character, but that's what a romantic comedy is. Every romantic comedy has the same theme, two opposite quality of people falling in love with each other in the end. At the end the only thing that matters is if there's chemistry between them, and my god Katrina and Akshay had chemistry.

[@heystobitifoundthejams2211]

Your appreciation for malayalam movies are not really a secret. As a malayali I have enjoyed the so called family movies malayalam industry made mainly starred by Jayaram or jagdeesh or mukesh highlighting the family values,benevolent sexism and the need for men to be rulers of family. Now all of them makes me cringe so hard. You got lucky you encountered this industry at its brightest point...

[@Fidah]

He had mentioned one of those jayaram scenes in another matlab kuch bhi episode

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I have mentioned the dark problematic past of MALAYALAM cinema in a previous episode

[@raaziafathima4509]

@@TriedRefusedProductions U should see Mr Marumakan starring Dileep. That entire movie is a problematic cringe fest.

[@sw9824]

When jammy calls out Bollywood movies for sexist scenes everyone loves it But if he points out the same thing in South Industry he is getting hate WTF guys!

[@sreelakshmiramadas2392]

Hypocrisy

[@macksequeira4233]

ये सब दक्षिण भारतीय लोगों का दोगलापन है , दक्षिण भारत के चलचित्रों में ही ज़्यादा लिंगभेद के वाहियात दृश्य दिखाते है खासकर की टॉलीवुड में |

[@joeysal007]

south indians are self-loving puppets of their regionalism, no matter what garbage they are fed, they will unhesitantly take it because that somehow falls under their separtist mentality

[@yaswanthd5959]

I went to watch Pushpa on 4th day with my family and before going there, I was told by my friends about the awkward scenes. I came across social media that those scenes were removed for the benefit of family audience, but to my surprise those scenes were there in the movie. I still wonder how the film became such a big blaster in the Northern belt while it was an average film in its own language.

[@cineholic88]

All thanks to allu arjun's acting and his star power, other wise it would have been disaster in hindi.

[@SaiCharan-hy7cx]

Pushpa is not average in telugu industry. Its becausr of the ticket price issues in AP it didnt collected good amount

[@ani-po1td]

@@SaiCharan-hy7cx true

[@sayeefindian]

Ala vaikunthapuramuloo got such bad script yet it was a blockbuster

[@irfanshaik1302]

@@SaiCharan-hy7cx yup!!!!

[@narufan5999]

Whenever Rashmika Mandana's scenes came, I was so fed up with the cringe and overacting😣😣.

[@nikitanagekar7264]

Bcoz of her I just watched some allu arjun scenes didnt wanted to watch her stupid expressions

[@GROWTHMORE10]

Thank god even in childhood while watching Rhena hai tere dil mei on tv, I never liked maddy's character and at the end i was so angry that diya chose him over saif who is such a gentleman.🤔

[@navjotkaur6271]

About pushpa, I didn’t quite understand the hype received by the film. Regardless of everything else I was extremely uncomfortable with the glorifying of the crimes of pushpa. Whatever the reasons may crime should not be portrayed as something great. We have people loving and following these movies, our Indian movie industries need to understand the influence they have and use it for better now.

[@ramboog2654]

All thanks to Allu arjun's PR team & image management professionals and social media marketing gimmicks for the artificial hype created around it.

[@harveyspecter1825]

Nyc nyc..you guys made dhoom 1 2 3 blockbusters right😅🤣🤣

[@rahul3134]

I mean, don't we all love breaking bad/Narcos/Money heist?

[@ishida7324]

@@rahul3134 these are bunch of priveleged hypocrites,ignore them

[@harish2772]

These people love Scarface kind of film but won't like when allu arjun makes these kind of roles 🤙

[@somyabanerjee7493]

Finally you pointed out.. was waiting for it. People are going crazy over Pushpa that it's almost they lost their basic sence .. and this movie is misogynistic to a different level. I always thought is it only me who found this problematic or I only have problems in my thought

[@Aura_.0]

I found this extremely problematic too so you're not alone 😅. First Pushpa does this kind of stuff and then talks about how we should respect women, like seriously 😶

[@jaswindersinghnarula4379]

It is one of the most regressive movie I watched in recent times! It has some merits but they are less compared to the vulgarity.

[@Playerone1287]

@@jaswindersinghnarula4379 actually south indians are a bit regressive compared to us north indians and south india more developed than north india is just a myth whenver they talk about north india they just talk about bihar and up and conveniently ignore haryana himachal uttrakhand punjab even chattishgarh MP and rajasthan are better than andhrapradesh and telangana in some aspects you will be shocked to know that AP has less literactly rate than MP

[@Playerone1287]

@@jaswindersinghnarula4379 and why did you even watch the movie couldn't you see in trailer that it's just another pattetic regressive stupid gunda type movie and with most bakwas dialigues like jhukega nhi sala

[@jaswindersinghnarula4379]

@@Playerone1287 I watched it as a lot of people were praising about it a lot and also it has Fahad Faasil as well. Who I think is a very good actor. I dont care about the main hero (whose name I cannot even remember now) it has its merits but overall it's so so and vulgar as hell.

[@akr1407]

I grew up watching an obsessing over KKHH and DDLJ. Years later I realized how messed up the characters of Rahul and Raj were. Complete red flags

[@ani-po1td]

Raj was okay but rahul 🤮

[@manisha551991]

Raj waving the guls bra on her face was idiotic .should hve got a slap

[@joinobbintejahan1674]

@@manisha551991 exactly

[@christina5266]

@@manisha551991 he had a huge character development though. But that was still disgusting

[@san..7274]

@@ani-po1td Why is Rahul not a good character?

[@saga7054]

The point about Pushpa exactly being that he tries to buy her love even if not snatch it like Jolly Reddy, which is no less problematic. Wooing is something our protagonists are not very adept at.

[@_K73595]

He never admitted he was like Jally reddy, he was confirming his friend that he was not like Jally reddy. If he was like Jally reddy he would've kissed Rashmika even after she cried. Ask Srivalli, was watching chiranjeevi movie more important than selling your dignity?

[@GSS77712]

@@_K73595 He compared himself to Jally Reddy and wondered whether he was as morally depraved as him. And yet went on to carry out his problematic act of buying the girl's affection. You can't argue that he didn't kiss her after all when he initiated the whole process against her consent in the first place. Also her desire to watch a Chiranjeevi movie in return for giving a smile to Pushpa was more out of a sense of innocence than morally flawed tendencies. Pushpa did note even after that it is improper to treat women as commodities to be bought with cash. Yet in the very next moment he decided to buy a kiss with more cash. This angle of establishing a relationship with a woman is wrong.

[@parthm4835]

The Starting Clip was of the time When Akshay had Totally Lost his Calm Shooting With The Dog In MSK ...He Was Literally Stranded On The Top Of The Street Light in The scene were He Had To Kidnap The Dog putting Him In The Sack And The Dog Didn't Let The scene Happen even after Plenty Of Takes , Atlast They used a Dummy for That Scene ..

[@userwhatever]

While growing up I always thought that forcing love was romantic but now I understand that it's basically harassment . I don't remember the names of the movies but I am sure that there were many, which played their part into making me think this way!

[@swaglegit4230]

Looking back, RHTDM was actually the most toxic film that 90s kids and millennials experienced. It took us 2 decades to realize its problematic plot points.

[@lantherpagdi]

today's cult classic woke movie will be tomorrow's toxic movie

[@anjusinha8328]

Yeah yeah keep shouting

[@kristinstewart3318]

be my frnd.i need a good guy friend

[@sampub8140]

How is clicking photographs and keeping a glass creepy? He did not click any inappropriate picture..she was fully clad. Anyway the marriage photos would have been out later. Keeping a glass is also not wrong. It's just too much of judgement/criticism 😏😏

[@afreenkhan6635]

I just love the music of it. But that movie is sad reality many girls love n marry their bfs even when they know he is a red flag. I think movies like Biwi no 1, Rhtdm, Hum dil de chuke, kuch kuch hota hai, we may not agree with the ending but they do happen in real life.

[@priyanshkumar2807]

Interestingly, Saif Ali Khan will be playing the same role, R Madhavan played as Vikram in Vikram Vedha, in its Hindi Remake☺☺☺☺☺!!!!!!!

[@msn9832]

One of the worst thing about pushpa was the cringe romance between allu arjun and rashmika ,hope they dont repeat the same mistale in the sequel also.

[@anirudh6386]

The whole movie was disaster

[@subhaschandrabosekijay4130]

Where Rashmika is present it is bound to happen.. Be it sarileru nikkaevaru, pogaru etc..and now that Macho Chadi ad with Vicky kaushal.. Also same in case of AA.. Ala vaikuntha, arya, Sarainodu etc

[@nikhilkay1]

they could have just removed the romance part, it may have bettered the film

[@hijack69]

I doubt they even consider it a mistake to avoid it

[@macksequeira4233]

They will definitely do it again , pushpa is overhyped. Only Allu Arjun's acting , songs and bgm by DSP are good. Cinematography is ok and direction by Sukumar is good at some points , but the film is not at all a masterpiece.

[@TheBeast-np4yb]

Rajinikanth is celebrated widely right now. If his old movie's get's a rewatch by our women of this generation. He'll definitely get some slaps in his face. Dude was the flag barrer of "how women should behave" at that generation. My dad a ardent devotee of Rajini Kanth cringes by watching his movies right now.

[@vijayanthi2096]

Agreed

[@Shubhammmmmm]

Rajanikanth tamilnadu me bhagwan hai unko kuch mat bol Tamil fans maar dalenge tujhe ..

[@aishwaryaskumar6793]

This gave me flashbacks of a song from his movie, Padyappa where he sang about the perfect wife material.

[@TheBeast-np4yb]

@@Shubhammmmmm well that was few years back bro

[@abcsin6526]

@@aishwaryaskumar6793 really??

[@sonofthesoil9255]

Frankly I had an iota of hope when Pushpa does state that are women commodities to be bought with cash. And then in the very next moment he goes to say that if she was ready for a glance in Rs. 1000, she would be die for a kiss in return for Rs. 5000. 🤦‍♂️

[@rdxx4073]

It's called prostitution.....

[@mohamedfaizan9844]

It’s a sad reality, that even in today’s movies, the rough/misogynist/rowdy character is always the hero, and the responsible/ hard working one is depicted as a sissy with no personality. Life is hard enough on us normies as it is, without our cinema shitting all over us.

[@maharshipaliwal2456]

Agreed

[@jasminemallick1215]

In reality a responsible and hard working man is what matters

[@mohamedfaizan9844]

@@jasminemallick1215 yes, but also in reality, the responsible man is considered boring and no one is ever interested in him. Maybe when they’re in their 40s, they become attractive as they have their life well sorted, but by that time love is the last thing on their minds.

[@fulichak6499]

@@jasminemallick1215 Not everyone idolizes Atticus Finch, in the end if someone idolizes Christian Grey because of all the hype then that's a problem na, cinema can totally wreck someone's mindset

[@ananyaverma9599]

Fr fr. Nice guys are often showed as the second male leads or the guy who gets rejected. I feel like, atleast in my case, I fall for a nice guy wayy to quickly. Idk why people don't realise just how charming nice people in general are.

[@Anonymous-xc3qu]

1:03 I would say certainly Chori Chori Chupke Chupke (2001) - not only after revisiting it but even after Only Desi's revisit.

[@anonymousqwerty100]

Haha yes

[@ani-po1td]

Lol 🤣

[@pranavkotesh.v7556]

Me watching pushpa in theatre and continuosly cringing (when ever rashmika comes on screen)as my friends were staring at me because I told them this movie would be much more enjoyable than kgf 😅😅😅

[@Aura_.0]

Kgf ? This film and kgf 😑

[@zainy397]

Finally someone about pushpa flawss.. 😄😅😅

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Akshay Kumar: “Get your genders right.” Me: “Is he a Sanghi and an Accidental Ally?”

[@GSS77712]

@Ron Perry He's a beechwala. What else can you expect from him? 😂

[@rikumca83]

you should have called out Pushpa's problematic scenes during your first review itself.

[@joinobbintejahan1674]

Yeah exactly he did same like others only praising

[@rikumca83]

@@joinobbintejahan1674 Pushpa is a problematic masala film. nothing more than that.

[@apoorvavaishnavi7595]

He criticised the romantic angle in pushpa if you have seen the first pushpa review

[@rikumca83]

@@apoorvavaishnavi7595 was that strong enough to discourage viewers?

[@apoorvavaishnavi7595]

@@rikumca83 yes

[@athilalthaf6222]

Mammoottys valsyam is one such movie which was hailed when it released. But hasn't aged well

[@toyotachevrolet4972]

Jammy watch omar Lulu films ( malayalam) you can post whoslesome content throughout the weekend😂

[@navdeepgusain3059]

Basically most of the 90s Bollywood movie suffers from the same problem. Stalking, harassing, abusing, all these things are presented under the disguise of romance.

[@a_weird_mess3]

Ah these MATLAB KUCH BHI episodes are so entertaining!!

[@venki3deditor]

Now many actors and directors regret the mistake of saying figure and item. It's the word used for mentioning girls. Sappa figure- Ugly, Super figure-Beautiful or sexy. These words were used by college students before, so it is also used in movies.

[@parmarmaulik2867]

How Balakrishnan is unable to make to this list. Oh come on Jammy, its not fair for Bala and us as well.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

apologies, the legend will return

[@parmarmaulik2867]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Yes, he will be back with a bang.

[@herambpatkar]

Persuasion in Varanam Aiyaram, Love Aaj Kal (past version), Sairat, Bhaag milkha, Shershan was so respectful and romantic sadly people get influenced by just the 'Bad Boy' image shown in movies like Kabir Singh, Bunty ki Dulhaniya, Pushpa...its all about forceful groping, harassing, being possessive and doing self harm to get your girl...Sadly this is the idea of romance our kids grow up with..they dont understand the basic concept of consent and respect!

[@MoinKhan-uf4pg]

Indirectly, People like this rowdy and cheap character. Girls watch them too and want them in real life until reality hits them and toxicity get spread

[@Aura_.0]

@@MoinKhan-uf4pg As a girl I will never want a guy who stalks me.

[@MoinKhan-uf4pg]

@@Aura_.0 If you are mature early you won't but many young girls secretly wants that attention

[@Aura_.0]

@@MoinKhan-uf4pg Umm yeah it depends on what type of person is the girl but still I don't think anyone with a good mental health will love anyone who stalks them, forcefully kisses them, insult their character etc. Even if its a girl or a boy.

[@pleasyplease5719]

Really? You think persuasion in sairat was respectful. She kept staring at parshya in front of the whole class and the teacher even when he was embarrassed about it and walked out of the class. She even told the teacher to mind his own business when he caught her staring at him. Parshya also doesn't he follow Archie everywhr she goes leaving all the work he is doing. How is that different from the movies mentioned above.

[@anubratoroy749]

I can never see 'Ishq' the same as I used to xDxD God, I can't believe I used to love that movie xD!

[@snowflakes7344]

Growing up I never had that craze towards cinema my friends seemed to have. There were so many movies I absolutely loved, but many movies that were commercial blockbusters never appealed to me much for reasons I couldn't really explain, now I know the reason is cringe. And just when I thought Telugu movies are improving content wise (more or less), Pushpa becomes a nationwide success 🤦‍♀. Ruining Telugu people's name in front of the whole country yaar 😢. But I swear, Telugu movies have definitely improved content wise in the past 4-5 years.

[@thejaswianandnarayanan]

Hey Jammy, there is a Malayam Movie staring Dileep called Mr.Marumakan. The themes, the dialogues the actions are so problematic, but people seem to overlook it because it's in the comedy genre. Give it a watch, I would love for it to be on your next Matlab Kuch Bhi Episode.

[@PSD1991]

Mr Marumakan has like enough content to give you 15 matlab kuch bhis 😂 you are not strong enough for that Jammy

[@shreyapraveen2637]

Ugh mr marumakan man Litrally every scene

[@shahabashakkeem4162]

Also another one named Shringaravelan

[@mahsh.m]

Yes please! There are many such Dileep movies but this one is on another level.

[@nirisha2108]

Most Dileep movies are total cringefests.

[@rahulupdhy]

Bhai, thank you so much for your "Matlab kuch bhi" series. Where you cover all the creepy nd problematic scenes, which is normalized in the name of comedy nd romance by almost every cinema industry of india.

[@madhu4640]

“ …..As she keeps on asking him - “what do you want?” There is a SONG also titled- “what do you want ?” Because OBVIOUSLY the hero can’t take a hint for SHIT “ 😂😂😭 I’m sobbing

[@user-cr5dx4nk6m]

I remembered Anubhav Sinha's hypcorisy here. He had blasted Aamir Khan for telecasting a song like Bhaag DK Bose on national TV, lamenting that he felt very awkward watching it with his kids and it would have a really detrimental psychological effect on kids. And then released Ra. One, a movie meant for "kids" as per the claims of the director and the protagonist. And there was a scene in the film, meant to be a "comic" one, where SRK's character is trying to extract his keys from a woman's cleavage, mistakenly lodged there. And a kid making condom jokes. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@kiyo6211]

Omg right

[@ani-po1td]

🤣🤣

[@GSS77712]

@Neil Deep ???

[@GSS77712]

@@raja-jl9os Tu uski najaayaz aulaad lagta hain. 😂😂😂

[@homermontana2392]

i thought you was gonna mention the airport scene where a guy is checking shahrukh khan with metal detector

[@anniegentle15]

Jammy thanks for calling out these toxic themes. So much of this caustic popular culture has seeped into our everyday lives and been portrayed as normal. It’s mind bending how complicit our whole society has been in perpetuating these behaviours as normal. You’re doing a great job. And it’s much needed to break down decades of bad behaviour (usually of men) and negative, ‘shameless’ portrayal of women who choose to say no or try to express themselves. Your insights are spot on. Thanks again.

[@pri_11]

"Figure and item" are just incorrigible, I remember going to Tamil Nadu during Summer holidays, to my relatives place and my cousins watching, enjoying and repeating dialogues of movies, Vijay, Vikram, Ajith's, literally every movie had that and my dad would just cringe. It just felt very inappropriate from a very young age. Thanks to my dad. Its just sad that it has just become a common lingo especially in the south.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Wow. I was so intrigued regarding the same!

[@exgod1]

Except Kerala :))

[@sathyananda5688]

Kerela is the most misogynistic place in south

[@tradingview2491]

Yeah but he gets turned on by words like 'sexy' 'nice ass' and 'hot'🤣

[@vikramprasanna8908]

It is not even common now.

[@girlinred373]

On the topic of movie scenes that seemed iconic once, but were actually toxic: Viru threatening suicide in Sholay if Basanti doesn't agree to marry him. Growing up, I always took it as the comedic scene it was meant to be, but there's something to be said about how it set precedent about the trope in the early days of masala bollywood.

[@sparshgoel1295]

Viru was not threatening basanti. Viru was threatening basanti's mausi

[@GSS77712]

@@sparshgoel1295 Yup. And more importantly, Basanti's consent was present.

[@nandinishah1709]

Basanti loved him and wanted to marry him but her aunt was against their relationship. He tried to commit suicide to convince the aunt to agree.

[@sparshgoel1295]

@@nandinishah1709 yes

[@swatisaini6447]

@@sparshgoel1295 still blackmailing someone to give consent for marriage isn't right

[@rajuas4867]

There is a Malayalam film called njangal sandhushtaranu which I enjoyed earlier due to jayaram but now I realise how cringe it could be to describe an ideal wife and a women which might have shaped the views of many people who watched it

[@gopikaks6526]

Not to mention,the film was a blockbuster hit.Even the actress herself admitted that she regrets doing that film.

[@nayanar3658]

Most of old jayaram movies are super sexist ..

[@evelynjohn2175]

Also movie kaliveed by jayaram.

[@apoorvavaishnavi7595]

I read the plot of mayamohini and I was like 😬😬

[@geethakrishnan9857]

Same🙁

[@dipanjandas8897]

"What do i want from Jammy"...A matlab kuch bhi episode to refresh my mind..Yaayyy😀😀

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Aamir and Juhi in ‘Ishq’ was the precursor to ‘Euphoria’ 😂

[@PokhrajRoy.]

‘Ishq’ was a bad film but with good actors: Ajay Devgn, Aamir Khan, Kajol, Juhi Chawla, Tiku Talsania and Sadashiv Amrapurkar among others.

[@macksequeira4233]

It was a good comedy in the first half but the 2nd half goes haywire. Blame the director Indra Kumar.

[@mahimak9035]

May be the 13-14 year old me watched RHTDM watched it for the first time. And i m proud that at that time i thought Maddy is not the kind of guy she should go for. And Sam deserves a better girl

[@dhruvsinghal4265]

This is the most Genuine review and opinion channel on KZbin for Indian movies. I am very glad that I find it just binging all the videos .

[@douluvmee]

What’s more worse is that lady’s acting in pushpa . She was begging him to sleep with her in another scene and the funniest part was…there was a highly emotional background music during that screwed up scene.

[@hemantt8435]

Becz she had to surrender to the womanizer character, she wasn't sure she wud come back.

[@douluvmee]

@@hemantt8435 wow..what a powerful reason 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hemantt8435]

@@douluvmee what's the joke tell me 😐 even I want to laugh

[@mrinmoygogoi4043]

@@hemantt8435 Look into a mirror ... thats the joke , Now laugh .

[@nikitanagekar7264]

srivalli character was the most annoying....

[@anupamaMall]

I can understand people's love for R Madhavan and RHTDM songs. But those who think it's a "romantic" film need serious help 😂

[@kiyo6211]

Then what type of film is this, Einstein?

[@musicindia8616]

@Kachra seth it is a toxic film

[@swatisaini6447]

Everyone melts when Maddy smiles, nobody cares about his flaws

[@treesanddragon2703]

I vividly remember Dia Mirza apologizing for being a part os that movie or something and saying how she realised how toxic it was

[@aishwaryaskumar6793]

@@kiyo6211 If you thought this was romance, I hope you meet a wonderful partner to clear that misunderstanding.

[@krishi2760]

Director justified this scene is second half by a dialogue from heroine. She says that she liked him from the beginning which is obvious that she accepted only becouse she loves him......not coz of money 💰💸

[@keriddunk1520]

Anyways it was crap romance

[@sanjusabu5488]

Which in itself is problematic.

[@yaramalavenkatagovardhanre8841]

Hundred percent agree with you🔥🔥

[@abhinavchaudhary747]

In "rehna hai tere dil mai" R Madhavan's character portrayal is quite bizzare and this is not defendable in any way possible. I don't know but these things were subconsciously synched in people's mind during that era ..... Cause films are the way one would see the world. These types of films are socially problematic.

[@gvarshaganesh9879]

every time I watch a MATLAB KUCH BHI episode..I'm so in utter annoyance and disbelief with my own film watching experiences when I was younger..scenes from movies like AARU were okay to me when i watched them as a kid, but now MY GAWD the cringe!! And I being a Tamilian very vividly remember asking my parents when i was a kid that "why do the heroes refer to their female lead or heroines as FIGURE or ITEM?" they didnt have an answer to give to me or my mom and dad would brush off the topic saying that it was a joke..Now is that i understood that it was OBJECTIFICATION and what not?! please keep the MATLAB KUCH BHI series a constant in your channel!!! its an eye opener and needs to be seen by more!

[@swapnilthorat4648]

Pushpa Romantic scenes made me CRIIIINGEEEE🤥 In today's day and age not only it's wrong, it is totally unacceptable. PS- may be I am 1st today😀

[@aashiksikaria3425]

Maddy in RHDTM was basically Kabir Singh lite 😝

[@mynameiskhanandiamanarcote113]

We rooted for Maddy as children while watching RHTDM. Growing up we realize how toxic he actually was. He was the forerunner of Arjun Reddy/Kabir Singh in a way.

[@ani-po1td]

🤣🤣🤣

[@sampub8140]

Maddy was and is love. Will always be.

[@lynliss0]

Thanks so much for adding subtitles to this 'Matlab Kuch Bhi' episode. Helps me a lot!

[@shaunak1963]

I am always hyped up to watch your splendid videos 😊

[@devanshitripathi1054]

I just love your thought process ... every time you come with a video like this...it gives me a new way of seeing things in our society thank you jemmy for delivering such good content

[@pravidhibhatnagar59]

Please create a playlist of all Matlab Kuch Bhi episodes.

[@srishtishekhar3971]

Hi Anmol, I just wanna let you know that your videos truly make a difference. I study in Canada and my Indian friend told me that there are specific internally misogynistic things that are often subtly normalised, but since you point them out consistently throughout your analyses, it spreads massive awareness regarding it. Thank you.

[@enemyb4u]

To the all people stop using this word MISOGYNIST as it became very common to one and all . Misogynist - one who hates women. It's GYNEPHILIC one who loves to have sexual relationship with women. I don't think if you hate someone, will you have sex with ? If really want to know how MISOGYNIST be like then watch telugu film Manmadhudu(2002). Real MISOGYNIST never stalk women.

[@srishtishekhar3971]

@@enemyb4u the idea of misogyny comes from not simply “hating women” it’s deeper than that. It’s about objectifying, mistreating and/or discriminating against women. This idea of craving sexual relationships with women without caring about consent insinuates that the person views the woman as an object of sex and not a human being. That is deeply rooted in misogyny. But that being said, thank you for educating me with another accurate definition of such behaviour.

[@suhassalokhe6694]

Pushpa is actually a future source material for channels like Yogi Baba!

[@rashmichaudhry7775]

I remember watching 'Chalte Chalte' on TV with my parents. As a child, I enjoyed the first half but was terribly bored in the second part. Hence I just wanted it to end soon and I knew that it won't happen unless Rani forgives Shahrukh. So I was like, why doesn't she just go back to him while my innocent mother expecting a mature climax explained that she can't because he insults her everyday. Then it happened and my mom agreed that Indian women are gonna be like that! 🤐

[@MrRahul6464]

Main bhi. Adhiktar Shahrukh ki movies aisi hi hoti hai.

[@ashmitasinha81]

We need more people like you in our society, Jammy.

[@sana_joshi]

Most people label girls consenting to physical touch or girls liking/ loving someone else as extremely cheap and ‘easy’ (a label which I disgust). Hence they are shown to have have been forced or manipulated into loving someone so that the purity of their character is not altered. I’ve seen way too many “easy= non-desirable” female characters in movies 😓

[@cineholic88]

I personally feel tollywood has loads of films with full of "matlab kuch bhi" based reactions from their audiences😂, even bollywood stopped doing this crap since 2000s and started producing gems like lagaan,hera pheri, swades, rang de basanti, 3 idiots etc!

[@anubhavroychowdhury596]

Veere di weeding,, pK,,, Bombay begums,,,,, four more shots,,, Laila,,,, and thousand more crying in corner

[@cineholic88]

@@anubhavroychowdhury596 don't agree about PK, even though it was not good because of it's one-sided criticism, there was not a single scene belonging to this particular series...I agree about other films, and those have been huge flops too!

[@akshaypendyala]

Lol, then you must be high and out of touch with current Hindi movies! 😂

[@akshaypendyala]

Hera pheri and awards are remakes btw 😂😂, aaya bada bolne waala

[@cineholic88]

@@akshaypendyala hera pheri was from malayalam film, even ur tollywood had copied, and made a crap out of it...hera pheri was classic and even enjoyable in today's times❤

[@anuragsaikia4576]

allu arjun movies are now becoming a constant in this series.

[@aniditaadhora7642]

I love rehnaa hai Terre Dil mein 😍 Song, story, Maddie , Maddie's friend

[@namrathasharath8454]

"Jeans" is one such movie I remember watching as a kid on tv and always eagerly waited for the vr dinosaur on screen towards the end. Recently I watched it again, and there are so many things i found "matlab kuch bhi"

[@psychedelia9403]

The most sought after segment on this channel is back!!!

[@abhaybarde7105]

Every one was waiting for this video since the 'pushpa' review

[@nayanmonihazra2590]

I just love these series.... I am your big fan ,💓💓

[@filmiabhinav3760]

Now that's called a mature and unbiased analysis

[@thestuffnostalgiaismadeof6300]

Wonder what Madhavan has to say now about his character's toxicity in RHTDM?

[@freshmaniac8450]

I had exactly the same thoughts when I watched 'Minnale' in Tamil. It was a hit movie and extremely creepy and cringy.

[@arnakshi]

MATLAB KUCH BHI SERIES is honestly the BEST🙌🙌 Rehna Hai Tere Dil Main was my favorite movie growing up now I can't even watch it without cringing although I still do love the songs of it. Zara Zara being my absolute favorite💯💯💯

[@Omniversee]

Atlast... Someone spoke about Pushpa !

[@haleema2034]

I started laughing when Joe appeared with that creepy smile🤣

[@user_ssp]

Congratulations for million subs jammy. Hope only Desi pass this milestone too soon. Two most deserving channels with consistent good content.

[@animeinbangla9689]

I'm glad to know that actually someone noticed the cringy scenes in Pushpa. Thanks @jammy

[@shilpasrinath5411]

There are so many movies that i loved before and now when I see them, I can't believe how my parents let me see these.