8 Very Unpopular Indian Movie Opinions You Will Hate Me For

With our regular episode of Unpopular #bollywood #telugu and #tamil opinions, I thought we could cover several facets that have uncovered in the last few days. From the criticism regarding #ranveersingh , the male gaze in #luststories2 , racism in the film industry & the physical toll roles take up in #salmankhan #prabhas life. I hope you like the 8 Very Unpopular Indian Movie Opinions | Ranveer Singh | Don 3 | Shahrukh Khan | Salman Khan | Prabhas | Tamannah Bhatia
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[@FubbleretIn]

The opinion about actresses that get cast in Tamil and telugu is soooo true - rakul Preet Singh, kajal Aggarwal, tamannah bhatia, raashi khanna, Amy Jackson, hansika motwani, nidhi agerwal, adah sharma, kriti sanon, kiara advani, genelia d souza, jyothika (she comes from North Indian family) - more foreign and North Indian women in South Indian movies than actual South Indian women.

[@adarshvs2841]

Seriously they are acting in few movies... And tamanah , kajal, and hansika they are fav of South indians bcoz they starred in South Indian movies earlier times but still more South Indian actress are still casted

[@venkatramanan4137]

I'll tell you the actual reason. No telugu girl or their family are ready to send their child for acting in films that's why they get people from north.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I hear also because the aspiration among the masses in the state is not really films as compared to states like Mumbai and the north of India that have starry eyes for Hindi Cinema, it may be one of the main reasons why casting agents look for female actors elsewhere vs from within the state

[@nknkannadiga9742]

@@venkatramanan4137 fair point lol. In karnataka it's usually coastal karnataka send women to be actresses.

[@NotJoegoldberg]

@@venkatramanan4137bullshit. I know people (big producers and directors) in the film industry through friends and relatives and that’s not entirely true.

[@SuperiorSKYFilms]

the problem with Ranveer in Don 3 isn't about replacing Srk alone, it is about replacing him while the franchise is still continuing. It is the same as Salman replacing Saif in Race 3. You cannot do Amazing Spider Man 1 and 2 with Andrew, and then end up doing the 3rd part with Tom Holland. That makes zero sense. It is better to reboot Don again and then cast Ranveer, just like James Bond.

[@sameerahmed-gx8js]

that's what they're doing.... rebooting the franchise

[@thelambdaa]

Yes I agree 👍

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

it will be a reboot I believe. A theory being its Arjun Rampal's son all grown up

[@TranJoy]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Don 2's ending literally showed 'DON 3' in the number plate of SRK's bike which made audience believe that SRK will return in Don 3

[@Asine]

IT IS A REBOOT

[@nooneknows19]

The problem with Tiger isn’t the genre he chooses. His script selection is god awful though. You can have great action movies and bad ones, he seems to be doing exclusively bad or mediocre ones. War is the best example of a great movie by him and SPOILER i loved him as a villain in it. I wish he did more movies like that. Less fast and the furious and more John wick please.

[@subojithaldar7879]

Problem is not tiger , it's the director and choreography. I liked him in Baaghi 1, and War , great action scenes no slow mo shots. We need good action choreographers and director who can utilize actors

[@nooneknows19]

​@@subojithaldar7879 But tiger is still choosing those scripts. Its still on him to pick good action scripts. I agree about the action scenes in Baaghi 1 and War though. They had a great balance between being cinematic and believable. Those movies were basically real life anime. Its movies like Baaghi 2/3 that test the limits for me.

[@subojithaldar7879]

@@nooneknows19 yeah bro , I agree part 2 and 3 were worse. Even the directors are shitty and the plot too. Heropanti 2 was also shit. I hope Ganpat and Bade miya chote miya would be good.

[@MultiBigbird01]

Agreed! There are so many actors in hollywood who have made a career out of building themselves up as big actions heroes that there is absolutely nothing wrong with Tiger playing to his strengths by deciding to build his movie career in the image of an action hero and choosing scripts accordingly so that he may not be known as an actor in bollywood, but he could at least be one of the biggest action heroes of bollywood. But his script choices are getting terrible. Heropanti, baaghi 1 and war were his only good movie choices. The rest were terrible.

[@yashparmar8953]

The problem is not script it’s the no direction in action set pieces and straight up copied from Hollywood also multiple cut sequences rather than wide angles shot

[@Sinthiastar]

Completely agree to bring back 90s actresses with 90s actors !! We need that kind of chemistry on screen again so bad and if that precedent of the age gap issue any addressed now - with the “last of the stars” I’m not Bollywood will anytime soon after

[@krishniarumugam]

We say this now.. Will the wider public buy tickets to the movies?

[@amanshukla6122]

​@@krishniarumugamWell we are kind of seeing this happen, though not in Bollywood, but Thalapathy Vijay's next film with Lokesh Kanagaraj titled Leo is considered special by people excited for it because one of the reasons is the reunion of Vijay with Trisha. The pair did 4 movies together in the early 2000s starting with Ghilli, which coincided with Vijay's earliest stage of super stardom and its their first film together in 15 years. And rather than be sad about their demigod accepting his age, hardcore Vijay fans are actually reminiscing about the pair's iconic moments from Ghilli and Kuruvi. As someone who isn't a big Vijay fan like myself, its like a time capsule to a time I never witnessed. This won't decide if the film is good or bad, Dilwale was bad coz it was a bad film and not because of SRK and Kajol. But its not like we are gonna be up in arms about Salman and Madhuri or Aamir Khan and Juhi Chawla doing a movie together in the future. At least Akshay Kumar should start thinking about doing a movie with Raveena Tandon sometime in the future.

[@toyotachevroIet4972]

That's why Malayalam movies are amazing. Our filmmakers and actors are really talented, and they always choose lead actors who are around the same age. Bollywood and Tollywood should learn from us.

[@amanshukla6122]

@@toyotachevroIet4972 I am not sure if that's the case for movies with Mohanlal and Mammooty. I remember watching Laila O Laila where the age gap between him and Amala Paul nearly took me off the movie.

[@krishniarumugam]

@@amanshukla6122 Vijay-Trisha Krishnan hits differently and Tamil audience is very different. I am unconvinced by the patrons of Bollywood, Tollywood with suitable age pairings. As you pointed out with Juhi-Aamir/Salman-Madhuri I would personally love to see them together. I am pro-pairings along better age lines, my comment is that cinema is about selling tickets and common public tends to reject movies with their stars. One movie whose box office fate in India confused me was Bagbhan bringing together Amitabh-Hema. ...movie was not a flop or a superhit but actually did better in overseas. Why?

[@navyahegde5191]

The main problem with Ranveer Singh is that his media image has turned him into a joker. He is someone who has proved himself as a good actor but in recent years his dressing style is what people talk about more than his movies. People stopped taking him seriously.

[@Amyk1779]

💯

[@Ridhima_P]

Agreed!! Social image more or less impact on Actor's career than skills they showcase in cinema. As it changes people's perceptions of person as individual.

[@dia606]

It’s quite overblown. So what if his personality and fashion irl is extra - he is pretty dependable as an actor in pretty much every genre, though he has had a few flops lately

[@howwbiee1494]

​@kochikame363Bollywood logical movies banati hain Tum jaise wanna be cool Bollywood haters ko commercial masala movies hi dikhti hai to kya kar sakte hain

[@stevewhite6241]

He literally acts as a clown in from of media.

[@TS.......]

I think the whole male saviour and manic pixie debate is almost about the same thing, that it always entangles romantic companionship with self-esteem and individuality. It creates this constant craving for romantic support to understand your own self, which is not beneficial for anyone. Neither the guy or the girl. It kinda burdens the people with the expectations to be a therapist to their partner.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Fair point!

[@joymohanshiva]

​​@@TriedRefusedProductionsOMG! Can you even believe it? The male saviour and manic pixie debate is like totally about not depending on romance to feel good about ourselves, y'know? We should get inspo from the incredible Mahesh Babu cause the characters he plays show us how strong, determined, and kickass we can be as women! Let's break free from those expectations and shine bright on our own! 💁‍♀️✨

[@siddharthprabhu9598]

This may be true that it creates unrealistic expectations out of partners. But lets also be fair about the fact that it is neither strange or wrong to say that people discover newer and sometimes better aspects to themselves when they find the right partner. I have seen innumerable people have a completely different outlook on life and their behaviours and habits when they found a partner who encouraged them to better themselves and had a healthy and symbiotic relationship. People have this idea of being independent and not needing anyone to better themselves. And thats fine. But its also fine to be positively influenced by your partner and pick up traits that you admire in them.

[@KLT3T]

Well the thing is if there is no romantic angle, no one is gonna watch the movie if it was just about Kiara advani trying to bounce back and get justice. It would be a super sad movie and people really don't go to watch such stuff

[@anavijaiswal]

But these problems are complex. There is no one without baggage or trauma and we do depend on our life partners for support, love and care.

[@minhogirlforever]

I cannot emphasise enough about the comment on male gaze! THANK YOU for speaking about it as it is rare for Indian KZbinrs to mention it. Considering your vast audience, I hope people try to look at this with nuance. The male gaze was so prevalent in lust stories 2, there is a clear difference between the short by Konkona and other male directors.

[@harieeshrakhavandaran]

why should be morality in films and people have liberties to make whatever the maker decides to make and people have right to like it

[@harieeshrakhavandaran]

and even i dont like kpop and it feels like some 14 yrs old toxic immature genre but i cant shame people who likes it

[@rashmichaudhry7775]

​@@harieeshrakhavandaran You came to write on a public platform without even learning to write properly.

[@itsmedip1406]

​@@harieeshrakhavandaranwhy morality shouldn't be there in films, in case if a filmmaker wants to justify rape in a film, will u support it in the name of liberty?? Male gaze hv damaged the society a lot. Then it's absolutely apt to troll it. And most of the you tubers didn't like it actually but they didn't mention the word "male gaze"

[@christina5266]

I mean even if the male gaze was prevalent in lust stories 2, so like what..? Konkona is a female so she presented the female gaze, other directors are male so they presented the male gaze. Why is one right and the other wrong? I mean its lust stories ffs. Normally I am strictly against male gaze in movies but the title here is lust stories, this is the only movie where male gaze is justified tbh

[@lm16590]

The comeback of 90s pair is such a good idea..I really wish the directors see this and consider.. especially when the actresses are still there in limelight and the actors pretend to look young...when they can show real organic relationships that suits their age....this reminded me of a video where, in a press meet of Bheesma parvam when someone asked actress Nadia that if she is envious of Mamooty looking so fit in his age ,she brilliantly replied saying she is rather envious of the work he gets in his age as compared to her/other actresses who can't get work even after being fit..

[@mish8571]

I think the problem here is that even in when a man helps a woman the story is always about the man and his perspective is shown with more focus and when in a story woman helps a man her role is only limited to her contribution in that man's life and we get to see nothing about the woman's own journey. May be that's why it feels like we are still only focussing on the "man's side of the story"

[@mish8571]

May be if women director or script writer make a movie this perception could be depicted more

[@moukthika5823]

Ikr, example vakeel sab

[@mish8571]

@@moukthika5823 haven't seen it though

[@harieeshrakhavandaran]

simple why should i see women films? when i dont like the film and this world is competative either you give value for money or dont sell product and mainly dont shame people for having their preferances and i like arjun reddy and some women shamed me like hell for liking it

[@mish8571]

@@harieeshrakhavandaran I think you replied to a wrong comment. This comment has nothing to do what I said

[@fmsharif0303]

I can fully relate with SatyapremKiKatha and Dear Comrade. My husband is one of the best support system, who has been with me throughout thick and thin especially after marriage, he tries to understand and tries to give me a safe space, while he understands I still have some wounds from my past toxic experiences within friends and family.

[@seemonjena659]

The people who are criticising Ranveer Singh's chemistry with Alia in Tum Kya Mile have conveniently overlooked the fact that both of them had an amazing chemistry in Gully Boy! Rather than being too judgmental too quickly, it's better to look out for the trailer and the movie itself before passing random comments like Ranveer is not a good rom-com actor.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

You are so bang on about them having great chemistry in Gully Boy! I hope we've just been thrown off with the frames and its actually a banger when explored more!

[@ShreyaGupta28993]

Also the numerous make my trip ads.

[@abhinavnarayan9357]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsI think it's just a switch of genres. Gully boy had a much grounded performance which was executed very well by Ranveer and Alia in a much impactful role, whereas this rom com genre by Karan Johar has much more large grandeur, which expects both the actors to put on forth the performance of a lifetime which would attract a large no. Of audience.

[@joymohanshiva]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsSeriously, are you kidding me? Those people criticizing Ranveer Singh's chemistry with Alia in Tum Kya Mile need a serious reality check! Like, hello! Did they not witness the electric chemistry between them in Gully Boy? Instead of being all judgy, they should just wait for the trailer and the movie to see the magic unfold. Random comments about Ranveer not being a good rom-com actor? Yeah, right! They are just clueless! 💁‍♀️🔥

[@1984salil]

@@TriedRefusedProductions But then . .. that was Zoya and this is Karan. Better to walk in with low expectations IMHO :)

[@smithaabey7624]

The reason Avneet had such a good debut in the films might be due to the fact that she has done many roles in hindi serials from a young age. She even had a main role in one along with sidhharth nigam.

[@amanshukla6122]

People who only know Avneet Kaur as the girl from those Insta reels will be pretty surprised when they discover she has been working in TV and appearing in commercials for years as a child artist prior to her movie debut and as such is more experienced compared to Mr Faisu trying acting.

[@howwbiee1494]

​@@amanshukla6122people cannot differentiate between art and the artist and that's pretty frustrating to see

[@amanshukla6122]

@@howwbiee1494 At times it is

[@MostWantedYouTuber]

Mardani 2 ... Rani's daughter

[@androidgames1927]

​All the ads she did were in some way 'iconic' and struck a chord to us kids like her in the Clinic Plus ads or the the Dettol ad or even the Knorr Soup ad! I'm sure a lot of us saw a star in her then itself! Then when she would show up in a episode of Best of Luck Nikki or Shake It Up, I used to go all wide eyed, this is that girl!!!along with doing such a good job in the serial Ek Muthi Aasman! ❤🤭 Also I don't get these people who make fun of these young talents for using their already existing following to grow on social media platforms, it doesn't make their worth any less! :(

[@Ronit1220]

Regarding the Satya Prem Ki katha thing, Would everyone say the same thing if a dad helps his daughter find her best self and make her feel comfortable in her own skin?! Let's just put the gender part aside and look at things as a human showing empathy towards other human. We NEED a support system in our life, and that's what the movie portrays. We don't need to just David Goggin's through our lives.

[@loulicious5882]

There is one thing of supporting ans showing empathy and other thing is making it abt yourself like hero taking matter in your hands and doing all for heroine victim. If you have seen Akaash Vaani even in that kartik aryans character when he knws abt Vaani martital rape and abuse he comforts are gives her strength but at last its her who slaps and confronts her victim. Kartik stand there to support she is the main character of her story who fought. We live to see it more it should be gitls fight and not abt one boy making himself hero.

[@KuhokeeDas]

I don’t think Geet qualifies as a manic pixie dream girl. The MPDG is a one-dimensional female character solely written for the man’s self-actualization. In JWM, Geet’s zest for life is infectious and deeply impacts Aditya. When her life changes, it is Aditya who helps her cope and heal. Their dynamic is balanced and mutual. They both help each other grow.

[@priyaw2078]

Agreed

[@JohnLee-vg3ui]

100% true. I also at first wondered if Geet was an example of the manic pixie trope, but after I watched the film again, I felt like both Aditya and Geet helped each other grow a lot as people.

[@nvmyswag3]

Two actors I'm worried about in terms of genres they're exploring are Sidharth Malhotra and Shahid Kapoor -- the former post-Shershaash is signing patriotic/nationalistic roles like Mission Majnu, Yodha, and Indian Police Force, whereas the latter is doing what you mentioned in your video, Jammy. I believe both these actors have much more to offer (yes, even Sidharth in romantic comedies/dramas like Hasee Toh Phasee and Kapoor & Sons).

[@MultiBigbird01]

Because the moment some actors find success in a movie, they assume that they can replicate that success by sticking to the same type of strict and become lazy/ less risk-taking in choosing scripts.

[@earyl7123]

@kochikame363 toh Archies dekho jaakr Jb woh release hoga tb toh aap log uski buraai krne lg jaaoge.

[@earyl7123]

I loved Hasee toh phasee. That movie is definition of comfort.

[@rihana3829]

With Shahid, I can understand why he chooses this formula. Unfortunately, this kind of role is the only thing that worked for him in over a decade now. He is still a 'future superstar' in my opinion

[@yogeshsharma4823]

The physical transformation problem is so true, i remember even Christian Bale talking about how changing your body constantly can take a toll and how CGI and prosthetics can really help sometimes (when done properly obviously)

[@anubratoroy749]

I actually respect Tiger for the same!! Nobody is expecting him to pull off dramatic roles and he knows it. He is a great stuntman and a dancer and acing in those depts can always work in his favour if done right!! And seriously even I am worried about Jee Le Zara🙂🙃

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Jee Le Zara is like the Boogeyman now. People say they've seen sighting but we'll never really know

[@joymohanshiva]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsOh, please! Respect Tiger? Are you kidding me? Just because he's good at stunts and dancing doesn't automatically make him a talented actor. It's like saying anyone who can dance well is a master of emotions. Acting requires depth, range, and the ability to deliver powerful performances. Let's be real here, his success in stunts and dance doesn't guarantee he can handle more challenging roles like Mahesh Babu 😍

[@onasunnyday366]

He should work with better directors and choose better scripts

[@anubratoroy749]

@@joymohanshiva I think you missed the part in the video where he clearly states that he doesn't consider himself as an actor🙄🙄 and just because I don't like his acting doesn't mean I can't respect him. For example, I don't like Chetan Bhagat as a writer but I respect him as a person!!

[@APDied]

​@@joymohanshivaArnold Schwarzenegger also couldn't act good in his younger days. Even now he's not really that great. Doesn't mean we don't respect him Same goes for Keanu Reeves & Dwayne Johnson. All of these people can't act that well but give their all to committing to the action. How is Tiger any different. The only difference I see is in the choice of scripts. He can aim for better but he doesn't

[@juanmata2131]

Vijay and Shahid are suffering from similar problem since they both did Kabir Singh and Arjun Reddy. Because of how iconic these roles became whenever they act in a certain way everyone feels like they are doing the similar job they were doing in Kabir Singh or Arjun Reddy. Be it Vijay in WFL or Liger u would see similar traits in Vijay similarly there were few instances where i founded Shahid to be similar like Kabir in Jersey but it all made sense in the end then in bloody daddy when he was shouting it looked a bit similar like Kabir again but overall it felt like a different character tbf. Doesnt matters if Shahid is shouting to Yasir chacha i would somehow remember him shouting " Kisne touch kiya usko " in back of my mind.

[@smrits22]

What a nuanced take on the male savior and manic pixie dream girl! Completely agree on your take on Satyaprem ki Katha. A safe space, even in the form a comrade can provide, is as essential to healing as therapy. It's not the male saving the girl, it's him supporting the girl to get over her demons in her own time

[@gauravrana724]

I LOVED YOUR OPINION ABOUT LUST STORIES.❤ Difference bw "Male Director" VS "Female Director".

[@renudeepak1349]

*UNPOPULAR OPINION* : Music Directors like Anirudh and Thaman & Singer like Arijit Singh are getting exploited due to their popularity in their respective industries

[@howwbiee1494]

Idk if I should be saying this but at this point of time I feel like Arjit is just wasting himself. He's like literally every where and is singing similar kinda songs with similar composition. It's gettin all repetitive for me. I am not saying it's bad because it's not but there's no versatility of which Arjit is heavily capable of.

[@user-bq6pb1ho1g]

I feel arijit singh should take a deserving 1 year break.

[@amanshukla6122]

Its especially true for SS Thaman and Arijit Singh. Arijit no longer sounds unique. My hot take is O Bedardeya from Tu Jhooti Main Makkar needed to be sung by someone other than Arijit. As for SS Thaman, his problem is quantity over quality. He is taking up so many projects that he is not able to be as consistent as Ala Vaikunthapuramuloo and he will have hits and misses like Varisu. Which is probably y there r reports of Thaman being fired from Mahesh Babu's next movie because the actor has not been happy with Thaman's work after Sarkaru Vaari Paatha had mid music and the fact that Thaman has not recorded a single song despite of the film being a few months away from a Sankranti 2024 release. Though the title reveal trailer still has Thaman's score, I don't think he will continue working on the movie. Hence I agree with Thaman and Arijit taking a break.

[@JohnLee-vg3ui]

I personally feel Arijit is fine here and there, but he is now everywhere, so I feel like he is becoming overplayed and overrated as well.

[@priyalgupta5005]

Jammy all your unpopular opinions are actually opinions that we do need to listen and understand and the reasoning you give with those are solid and none can hate you for that. The deep knowledge you have about the whole machinery of filmography and it’s perception is commendable. Absolutely loved the take on the difference in the portrayal of on screen sexuality, Thankyou! ❤

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

thank you ❤

[@sneharoy5386]

Unpopular opinion: Instead of the Tamanna Bhatia and Vijay Verma starrer, Sujoy Ghosh's short film "Ahalya" would have been a much better fit in the Lust Stories 2 anthology.

[@swapniladak2912]

Thik jemon lust stories 1 e Anurag Kashyap er segment ta teh tar 2-3 bochor purono short film take diye diyechilo karon se dekhechilo je theme tar saathe oi short film ta jacche eki jinish Lokesh Kanagraj o korechilo tar debut film aviyal jeta anthology film chilo ota teh nijer 2013 teh banano kalam short film ta diye diyeche karon theme ta jacchilo temni ahalya chaile dewa jeto kintu already jehetu onek loke dekhe felechilo tai kichu korar chilo na

[@SChatterjee82]

Tamannah & Vijay' story was such a misfit . I kept wondering, " what was that? "

[@MVRCINEMAS]

Bro but Tamil actor Vikram in his 50’s also does amazing body transformation in his movies, do you remember “I” movie where he was portrayed very bulky and muscular in first half of the movie and thin & handsome and again to very malnutrition patient look in few scenes that was an amazing body transformation he did without any physical toll is simply amazing… If Vikram can do it then why can’t other hero’s who are not as aged as Vikram have problems in doing body transformations in a single movie.

[@adarshvs2841]

And prithvi also for the movie adujeevitham

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

See everyones metabolism and body is different! If you look at Aamir also and his transformation in Dangal: he did it with great ease & is back to his lean self. Sadly the strict regiment can be crushing for some but a breeze for others

[@MVRCINEMAS]

@@TriedRefusedProductions true

[@eightislate]

Imo a major reason for ranveer getting trolled is his over -exposed media image , which has presented him just as a happy go lucky man whereas the likes of RK , srk try being as far away from over-exposing themselves as possible, ranveer singh has transitioned from a movie star to a media star !!

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I think he has also limited his appearances now, no wonder the Tiffany photoshoot goes viral then because people saw so little of him in the last few weeks outside of his film stills

[@PokhrajRoy.]

The Intro is iconic. Also, I just want to say that there’s a special place in hell for those people who say Ranbir and Ranveer are ‘the next superstars’ for the last 10 years.

[@FubbleretIn]

Who do you think the next superstars are

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

who is it then :p

[@sanjusabu5488]

Yes because they already are?

[@sergemerto256]

I think Ranbir already became the superstar. Not sure if Ranveer is though

[@proud-hindu9]

Plz don't say Karthik Aryan

[@rosalynredwood4542]

On the topic of Manic pixie dream girl and male savior...I just feel we can't make EVERYONE HAPPY in today's atmosphere...cause most of these critics are only analysing the movies to shreds instead of...you know... ENJOYING it. Also Jammy you're so right..having a Barjatia movie with Salman and Madhuri as leads seems like a dream come true!

[@PokhrajRoy.]

2:23 Laila and Geet worked because they had good writers writing them and good actors. I think that’s the difference.

[@AAnand899]

I don't think the whole Don debate is just that simple generational POV. If you look at both the Don of BigB and SRK, I much prefer the BigB's version of it but it's when SRK came with Don2 and brought a lot of personality and individuality to his Don it worked for me rather than the first one which was a remake and didn't explore Don much. Likewise if Ranveer brings a sense of individuality and persona to his Don it will work rather than if he tries to mimic or create the same character as either of the Dons before him.

[@komeshjethwani1120]

Bang on , I was about to comment the same thing!!

[@navyahegde5191]

A woman who went through isn't weak just because she took help from a man. It actually makes her strong. Because instead of completely losing herself she chose to trust and love someone. People nowadays just want to complain about everything.

[@riyanashrestha2396]

I love your analysis every time! you gift just an unbiased review which shows in all angles and gifts knowledge to people who see the world with rose tinted glasses!

[@nupurjha722]

True, Jee le Zara might get canceled or even tank if the controversies surrounding it keep coming up. It also reminds me of the time when it was surprising for us to know who walked of what movie, we would find out about it later in interviews or somewhere because of lack of internet and social media.

[@yatharthrai4658]

I think that the age problem is a very real one. As one gets older is gets tougher to do action fight scenes, so what the makers do? They spend that time, money and effort on making the heroes look like chiselled Greek Gods (hell, today they just CGI the abs) so that instead of struggling against the goons, a shirtless hero can just one pnuch them. Like SRK didn't need to have looked like 20yr old gym freak in Pathaan. You look at Tom Cruise and Keanu Reeves, both nearly 60 yrs old doing their stunt and putting in the effort. And even if you are unable to do the action movies....don't do them.

[@annajose5525]

Look at Sylvester stallon he still have muscular body at 75 look at rock and all hand to hand combates in pathan were done by srk himself

[@adn8739]

Personal hot take of mine is that both the robot movies were mediocre at best neither one of them were actual good stories. Yes it provided something new at the time but it's just not good. And I think the biggest problems with high budget spectacle movies is that the director often focuses on spectacle than the actual story where the spectacle is supporting it and then it becomes this shotty cgi fest like Adhipurush and 2.0. And also I think RRR while it looks spectacular it doesn't provide anything new to what we have already seen, it's just the same thing with great visuals.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I feel like most Shankar movies, atleast since Sivaji have suffered with the same! Scale & style over storytelling

[@ani-po1td]

Robo 1 was excellent but 2.o was just average

[@SadiaIslamShouki]

Exactly, In the international world RRR became a phenomenon, and I couldn't pinpoint what was so great about it! this is what we grow up watching, the brotherhood, British Raj drama, misunderstanding, over-the-top action, main hero projected as a god, these are what we usually watch, RRR just has better CGI, well thought action pieces.

[@anantsharma6365]

IMO both movies had a pretty good & unique story foundation, but the execution faltered, specially in case of 2.0

[@MultiBigbird01]

That's why I understand when some directors say they prefer a movie with a smaller budget as it pushes them to be more creative and less lazy, because big budget movies all prioritise the visual grandeur of the movie rather than the quality of the scriptwriting and technicalities of filmmaking.

[@platput]

The pairing of 90's actors really works. We have seen some pairings like that in Malayalam movies. Case in point Mohanlal and Meena's Drishyam and Varnappakittu. Movies like those are almost always a hit.

[@md19974]

I had a nightmare yesterday. I dreamt that Anmol had married Filmie Indian and had started to put "Thodi si sharam karo" on his thumbnails. 😂

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

OMG LOL

[@Kushiiiiiiiiiiii]

😂

[@ani-po1td]

If not srk , i would love to see Hrithik roshan playing the lead in don 3 Since he had a cameo in don 2 , they can add a back story for him in don 3

[@pranjuliagarwal1264]

Also, about Alia and Ranveer's chemistry, other than their amazing pairing in Gully Boy, another example of their GREAT chemistry are the Make My Trip ads (who actually showcased them as a couple way before gully boy). Their chemistry is bang on. Both of them are very versatile actors and have a varied filmography. We shouldn't dismiss their work and/or chemistry based on the few seconds of the trailer and a song. The editing and/or the picturisation may be at fault. I feel it's too soon to judge.

[@ShreyaGupta28993]

Exactly. They have been doing those ads since last 6-7 years. Nobody has ever questioned their chemistry there. I think people are judging them just because Ranveer has been giving flops and Alia, well, she is hated for just existing. Honestly, I also felt like the chemistry is off, at least not how it was in gully boy, but I think that was because how they are presented. Ranveer has never done a romantic role before (Lootera is different) , we should give both of them a chance.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

The moment the analysis transitioned to 'Ranveer should be smelling her hair in the flip' and 'Imran Khan laut aao' : I realised the takes were getting out of hand!

[@anaabiyaa]

I think a different styling of ranveer would have had much more impact. This Ramleela look isn't just doing anything when he is casted opposite Alia. She looks so young compared to him. A clean shaven look would have killed.(just my opinion)

[@yutika_damini]

​@@anaabiyaa Yes right.

[@toyotachevroIet4972]

I feel pity for fans of Bollywood who spend time discussing on such matters because you people don't have anything to delve into the deeper messages in a story. Thankfully, Malayalam movies are different. We always have meaningful and intelligent things to discuss, and we don't indulge in the kind of nonsense found in your movies.

[@abhinavmaharaj4804]

I completely agree with you . The Telugu and Tamil movie people are obsessed with white skin even when they are shitty actors and not so good looking. But the only thing going for them is there colour . I hope this changes . And give chances to talented actresses

[@namositar.2384]

Great points Jammy! You've articulated each point really so well.

[@kushaalyashasvi5001]

Brother hating you is unreal I have mad respect n love for ur unbaised review ❤❤❤😍😍

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Ayy thank you for being kind

[@ArsalanAFG-fo1yx]

One major distinction in regards to Don, when SRK did Don in 2006 Amith ji was already retired (from hero roles) and was doing grandpa roles. Here SRK is well capable to do Don, still alive and fit, and for 10 years people were eagerly waiting to see SRK in Don 3. Amit ji's Don was a standalone film while SRK's don is a franchise. No matter how good Ranveer will be in Don 3, psychologically people won't be able to digest it that well.

[@ohrachelgirl]

I remember my dad telling me how he thinks SRK dont fit the role because he is short ! I believe like how jammy said people of a certain generation what maybe could not digest SRK being in that role.

[@sabarisen747]

Nailed it...these are points no one talks about but rather prefer to drown in the chaos of loud 'labeling' of characters and stories....always a fan of your reviews and opinions 👍

[@lavenderchai4612]

Thank you so much for talking about the male gaze in Bollywood movies.

[@moni3batra1]

Although I understand the intention behind portraying women as strong to inspire the audience and create an ideal image of strength, I believe it's important to acknowledge that some women can experience emotional vulnerability due to the challenges they face in life, just like the character Kiara in the movie. Sometimes, Jammy's perspective on female characters in certain films seems overly idealistic and disconnected from reality. I recall his review of Rakshabandhan, where I disagree with the notion of ignoring the existence of color shaming or body shaming towards women, as these issues are prevalent in society. Why shouldn't movies depict such stories, especially when Rakshabandhan presented a character arc for the protagonist and ultimately conveyed the message of not succumbing to societal standards?

[@cineholic88]

The main issue with raksha bandhan is not with the body shaming part towards women , but the way Akshay changed himself overnight after his eldest sister's death due to dowry. Even as a die-hard fan, I couldn't connect with that change that how he looked fell down, taking time to recover while his other three sisters struggling to console him for many days. He even donated his kidneys,still he hasn't suffered a single pain or any infection, nor did he do any surgery after that! Lot's of loopholes in this movie, which led to the downfall of it's supposedly emotional tone. 2nd half literally turned into a typical hindi film with social message. It hasn't portrayed brother-sister relationship that binds the audience to the core. Except the eldest sister, none of other ones were used properly in this movie, only the good thing was Akshay kumar, that's it! At the end, message was good, but the form it took wasn't!

[@rahulchodankar5296]

The problem with Tiger Shroff is not that he only does action movies. Like you said I actually admire him for his physical abilities. There are hardly few actors like Vidyut who can match him in pure physical skill but the major problem is actually the action movies he chooses, Heropanti 2, Baadhi 3. What's stopping him from doing movies like Raid or John Wick which rely on pure raw martial arts( no wires, no flashy explosions). Baaghi 1 came very close and really was entertaining in terms of action but all the rest of his flicks had some stupid action scenes which made him look like a clown. I think he should tone down with the over exaggerated action like in Heropanti 2 and just focus on pure raw and unflitered action.

[@speak_truth1693]

Honestly the best video on the internet today! Thanks!

[@anirudhgarg1384]

always good to listen to the person (although rarely found) with whom your thoughts can resonate so much.

[@gomas2255]

My respect for Mollywood is increasing because they focus on acting skills more than Racism 🤞🏻💯

[@adarshkm6595]

Yes

[@rahulas8653]

sadly, white skin obsession is creeping in malayalam movies as well!

[@ASK-ce6ps]

​@@rahulas8653but all of them are malayali actress as well🙄

[@nightmayor6114]

200% agree with you on Tiger Shroff. He may not be a dramatic actor but his action is on par with legends. He does what he is best at which is something many of actors are not capable of doing and more power to him. When I think of it Stallone and Schwarzenegger were also big actors star with questionable acting talent all of their career. People criticised them but look at them now. Jee Le Zara will soon be added to the Kamal Hassan Graveyard of Movies

[@MonaSharma-ms1vi]

Hello jammy. Big fan of yours . Your work is not just great but also relatable to the audience and me and my family are huge fans of your work . If possible can you please make roasts on tv shows.

[@TranJoy]

'DON 3' is literally shown in the number plate of SRK's bike in Don 2's ending which made audience believe that SRK will return in Don 3. The story needs to continue from there. KGF Chapter 3 is revealed in the end of KGF Chapter 2 which obviously makes audience believe Yash will return. Joker left the calling card in Batman Begins and continued in The Dark Knight. Continuing the story from Don 2 is actually more interesting than the reboot.

[@internetexplorer3178]

This is the thing i always thought while watching Tamil/Telugu movies.. The actresses are always so fair skinned but if you look at movies outside India with Tamil actresses, they are nowhere same looking as the ones casted in India. They look more ethnic & beautiful with their brown skin & curly hair...and i'm not generalizing an entire race btw, i'm just talkin abt representation for the girlies like me who are brown...

[@samalpool8450]

Man I had the same thoughts about Shahid Kapoor's performance in Blood Daddy that it did not feel like a character of its own but everybody was praising it, I thought I probably missed something. I am glad you pointed that out

[@ansika_art]

All your opinions were right i also had all this in my head for long time thank you bringing this to light 😊

[@mypurpleglasses]

Bro, Your Intros are getting more epic day by day.

[@sahilsur8734]

I totally with what you said about Tiger Shroff. He can kill it if his films have better writing and a more slick presentation, like in War. Ps: Maine toh suna shelf ho gayi Jee Le Zara.

[@simranpreetkaur1533]

“Imagine having a literal elephant in the room of board meeting and no one ever mentions its presence” I mean thats the exact problem. I CAN SEE THE ELEPHANT. WHY IS NO ONE ELSE BOTHERED?

[@driquint37]

Expectations for Tiger as an actor is too high for many people but they forget that he is an action hero and he is made for that 👍 But he just needs to work with good directors and writers

[@Cationna]

Being "rescued" by a romantic partner, whichever way it goes, is just a story about the redemptive love, about how experiencing kindness makes us able to be kind and how we all need human connection to thrive. Of course, it doesn't have to be a romantic partner, but it often is because narrative needs an outsider who involves themselves quickly, and also because it's an added bonus of potentially appealing just as a love story. In fact, i would agree we probably need more stories where it is not the love interest who provides that connection, so that we don't start getting it confalted with expecting a relationship to fix the problems we have with ourselves. But if it's a good, well-told story, there's no danger of that.

[@aakankshaoswal9214]

I absolutely loved watching satya prem ki katha it was a very refreshing movie to watch it brought a important topic to light with sensitivity, kiara did soo soo well in that character loved her ,ps i went in to watch only after ur review i really trust ur reviews anmol keep going!!! ❤

[@adityamukherjee7038]

Totally agree with you Anmol on the Tiger thing. I also respect him for what he does and how he is. He's a very humble guy and kind of reserved actually if you see him in interviews or TKSS. He's really good at what he does, that is, stunts, action and dancing and I respect him for that. He actually puts a lot of effort in his movies wrt the action setpieces. He just has to choose a movie with a good storyline. If we look at action stars in Hollywood like Jason Statham, what has he done?? Is he a good "actor"?? No but he's an outstanding action star and that's what he's known for. I think Tiger can be outstanding if he's given good, grounded action movies and not over the top action flicks like Baaghi 3. The first Baaghi, despite having copied a lot of scenes from other movies, worked at the BO because people loved the music and people loved to see Tiger who was a budding action hero back then. I personally have high hopes from Ganpath and BMCM

[@jelliclesongs]

I completely agree with you that we would love to see 90s heroes paired with 90s heroines!!!

[@vikasgoyal1248]

I am obsessed the way you portray your opinions, it's straight yet skeptical.

[@arkadas7597]

This feels illegal to be this early 😂. Anyways great video Jammy. 👍

[@vamsimantha2170]

As jamy said fair skin tone is prior to south cinema yes i accept it because mass audience want glamour in movies and exposing their skin tone became mandatory in movies whereas movies like fidaa and aishwarya rajesh's movies do not involve exposing and focuses more on stories we have talented actresses but because of the prestige which was coming in between is effecting their talent

[@QoSabKuch]

💯 right about skewed casting of native Telugu actresses in TFI..yahaan talent rot ho raha hai local female actors ka aur Telugu film makers keep exporting fair and pretty non actors from Mumbai..Alia Bhatt in RRR..glaring example..she wasn't needed but there you have it

[@eightislate]

The opening jammy😂 getting better at it 😂❤❤

[@mpmomentum-d5o]

One of my unpopular opinion is that I would like to see the 90s and 00s stars actually act as a supporting cast or play a negative role in a film. Like I would love to see salman khan play a villain or srk just sticking to a dad's role or something.

[@daphne3631]

It is high time stars like SRK and Akshay Kumar starred in Paternal roles

[@akif2391]

I completely agree with tiger shroff point. He know what he is good at and he puts in the effort. Like you mentioned before in video, keeping that physique all year round is not easy. That is also super hard work that tiger puts in.

[@Mamatajm]

You are absolutely right. I completely agree with your pov

[@aryaveeranand533]

jammy just a question for you....with so many bollywood hits this year with diferent genre....which movie do you think deserves the movie of the year in the first half 2023.....please do make a video on it . btw love all your reviews and unpopular opinions too ❣💛

[@Sujata5]

Very nicely analysed video. The obsession with fair skin ladies in tamil cinema is really irritating. They don't even know how to act, don't know the language amongst many other flaws. Just skin show , for the heck of it. You are absolutely right when you said, 90s star- pairing will never go wrrong , provided the script and other technical aspects are solid. 👏👌👍

[@rishikabhattacharyya9713]

I wish in Tikku weds Sheru, they had addressed the age gap that was kind of explained in Atrangi re. Moreover the audience has become biased. Judging movies by the trailers, short clips and so.

[@smartsaukal22]

What a great video Jammy!!! ❤ it

[@PokhrajRoy.]

1:00 Yeah, I had a problem with him playing Gujju when Supriya Pathak Ji plays his mother. Also, he just reminded me of Joe Goldberg atleast in the trailer.

[@shikhajadav7122]

I personally think that now people don't like young actor or actress who is in good terms with Karan Johar like Ranveer Singh , Alia, jaanvi and liking and supporting actor and actress who is not good terms with Karan Johar like kartik

[@amanshukla6122]

Its probably justified cause A) Karan Johar isn't a saint and his recent confession about wanting to destroy Anushka's career after Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi further proves he is an egotistical douchebag who can't stand anyone outside his circle thriving. B) Supporting Karan Johar=Supporting his brand of bigotry at this stage.

[@AHMEDKHAN-ep2uh]

Just my view, Tamanna Bhatia can act. As shown in Syera Narsimha Reddy n some shades in Baahubali, but her work particularly in Hindi movies are underwhelming except for Lust stories to an extent

[@ShreyaGupta28993]

Also oosaravelli. She was good in that too.

[@divyakushwaha8021]

Very nuanced analysis for Satyaprem ki katha

[@Love-vr3qx]

Yes actually aamir khan also talked about this gaining and losing weight after dangal. It actually takes a toll on actor's health.

[@madhurmehta393]

I liked SPKK and how it has portrayed both the characters. Nowadays people are finding wrong in everything just to put forward their point.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Guy helps in dire circumstances: 'WHY CAN'T SHE HELP HERSELF' Girl helps in dire circumstances: 'DOES SHE NOT HAVE HER OWN GOALS'

[@madhurmehta393]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Double Standards of society

[@dia606]

The problem with MPDG and Male Saviour complex is the same - the women just serve as the tool for the man’s character arc and journey and don’t get to be full fledged persons with their own journey and in the latter case, agency. The story becomes about the man, the woman just fuels it. Geet however is not MPDG, though she starts out that way in the first half as basically aiding the man’s journey but then pivoting to her own, so although Geet was certainly quite a manic pixie, she’s not just an archetype, she has her own goals, and an arc. Vikrant Massey in Chhapak was an ally not a saviour for example. Also totally agree about Ranvir, his ability, styling in Tum Kya Mile. He had great chemistry with Alia in Gully Boy

[@muskanie2055]

Jammy do you have any plans for starting a podcast? It would be amazing if you do!!

[@kiranjspal]

I CANNOT HATE YOU!! EVER!!!! You are my review Guru! I watch every movie/show you recommend and stay away from those you don't like! So keep it up! And THANK YOU for your hard work!

[@usmantariq7997]

SRK did Don 28 years after the original and it was a remake, after that they continued the franchise. It's only been 12 years since the last Don so it's still fresh in people's mind, on top of that, unlike Amitabh Bachchan, people are actually expecting a 3rd movie from SRK and was hoping for it to become a huge franchise (sadly that's not gonna happen). I have no problem seeing Ranbir as Don but I think they should reboot the franchise again to give Ranbir a new start. Continuing the franchise and seeing Ranbir as a replaced Don would be a little weird.

[@agrawal108]

I do agree with the male savior thing. If it was a hollywood movie, Kartik would be called an "ally". Also, small sidenote: Geet is not a manic pixie dream girl. Unlike Tamasha, Jab We Met is not Aditya's story alone. Do people forget the second half of Jab We Met?

[@dr.pomitaghoshal672]

Thanks for pointing this out, I really wish people would get this. The beauty of JWM is that Geet is a manic pixie dream girl to a dejected Aditya in the first half, and the second half is an exact mirror reflection of that, with Aditya being a sort of 'manic pixie dream boy' to a dejected Geet.

[@beezlebub9]

4:43 accentuated your point so well.

[@amindfulness_journal]

Wrt to your point on the nostalgia around the 90s, one thing that has changed in the current scenario vs our parent’s generation is that the gen Z or gen x aren’t as drawn to Bollywood as millennials were as kids/youngsters. I believe the movie going audience that still has any hope from Bollywood currently are millennials and before and the rejection of new actors in certain roles is directly translating into revenue and numbers unlike what happened when we were transitioning from an Amitabh to a Sharukh. Bollywood needs to evolve to create content that draws in the younger generation through relevant scripts regardless of the actors picked. It would also be good to have 90s actors paired together to cater to us millennials 😄

[@Lazymath007_]

So people’s criticism of Satya Prem Ki Katha is that because a man helps a woman, it means a woman is not strong and independent enough to help herself?? But in movies where women help men, suddenly your criticism turns to “women aren’t here to take care of grown men. They don’t need no men child” wtff do y’all want??

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

MY POINT EXACTLLLLLYYYYYYYYYY

[@seemonjena659]

This is patriarchy at its best! People just can't accept the plain and simple fact that men and women alike are human beings who need support, empathy and compassion. We all need emotional support in our lives. Just because a woman is in need of emotional support from a man does not in any way makes her needy and weak!!

[@Lazymath007_]

@@TriedRefusedProductions I had commented this before watching the video but I am so glad you pointed it out 👍👍

[@Lazymath007_]

@@seemonjena659 this is not patriarchy. The criticism is coming from feminists themselves 💀💀

[@maninform3523]

@@Lazymath007_ the moment you realize they are miserable people that get most of their opinions on twitter, youll understand most men or women dont have this opinion, most feminists dont also, its usually the terminally online ones that want western acceptance

[@keshavy1189]

Loved the movie. Didn't understand the criticism. There is a dearth of enjoyable movies in cinemas. Last one I actually enjoyed was Drishyam 2. It is much easier to go for Tamil movies, since I m living in the area. They are also often coming with eng subs, so understanding complex dialogues is not a problem. But bollywood giving a good fresh movie isn't usually the case. Mote often than it disappoints. Or at the most, it's a masala movie which you just watch but don't really connect with like Pathan. Stories like this one, Badhai ho, city lights and such don't come often. And some like udham Singh and shershah etc. have entirely missed the cinema release. Which they completely and utterly deserved. I hope the audience is a little bit more intelligent in their feedback. And keep open the demand of good reasonable movies with am excellent message and still having plenty of comedy and humor.

[@Rocinster]

Great video as always . One request on behalf of all non hindi watchers, please add subtitles whenever you are making a quick joke in hindi at the end of the video. Thank you

[@Karthik-yy7gw]

One of the main reason why south indians films dont have regional actress because most girls/womens dont aspire to become actress. And everybody knows and feels that an actress is not a respectable profession other than having fame and money..The cultural stigma for being an actress for females across south is not pleasant. Moreover south indians girls themselves dont actually aspire for becoming actress or fame.. Mostly south indians girls all want to become is doctors and engineer.

[@mountain85]

🙌 I hate the obsession with women's body and fairness. Jay Bhim was a movie no one talks about but look at the lead female , commendable performance, even from the kids !

[@albinahaque75]

Unpopular opinion: Alia’s acting in Gangubai was very average. All the time , I watched the movie, it felt like I was watching Alia acting as a tough woman. Tbh, Alia is a very urban girl; it was bad casting because the character is from a village in decades ago and then from a brothel. Also, I feel like SLB was to blame too because how he designed other characters ( very realistic ) but Gangubai was with perfect makeup and hair was looking out of place . Overall, I think Alia is terrific actor but not a glamorous or graceful quintessential hind film heroine as opposed to Deepika , Priyanka. Maybe , that’s why she seemed misfit for SLB’s set.

[@supunchathuranga1637]

1000% agreed.

[@nknkannadiga9742]

Cope. L opinion

[@howwbiee1494]

I don't think you are past that prejudice and biasness of yours. You are heavily influenced by external factors causing to have this opinion. Alia IS a terrific actor and she killed it in Gangubai. Giving her some credit for her good work won't make you inferior. I feel like you are a person to say Ranveer Singh isn't a good actor.

[@KICK839]

Definitely unpopular

[@aasamspb967]

@@howwbiee1494 I mean he is right. Alia was not bad and I enjoyed it but she was not great and terrific. She have a great future. But she is not that terrific right now but have a potential. She did see like a misfit. Most of the time when I saw Alia on screen it reminded me of the flipkart ads with kids. But there were some scenes where I was convinced with her performance. She was not consistent throughout the movie. Ranveer Singh is a great actor.

[@MultiShashu]

Great points Anmol

[@madhousenetwork7765]

Jammy why you are having "Dance collaboration " in your intro?

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

BECAUSE I'll do one every year now :p

[@madhousenetwork7765]

Oh nice Jammy. 😂

[@nerds3k]

that one snippet in the beginning does sumarise the whole Don 3 chaos... it's basically the same thing every other hollywood reboot goes through. Everytime a new james bond is cast, or when Affleck & then Pattinson were given batman or the most recent of David Corenswet becoming Superman. DC fan space online is full of "Henry Cavill is the only GOAT supes" posts. It's all a temporary thing and audience will come around when Ranveer will do the character in his own style.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I remember that Pattinson backlash: The level of hate he got and how quickly everyone fell in love with him. Seems like almost cyclical with any new casting

[@shahzaibchughtai8232]

@@TriedRefusedProductions if it’s a whole new reboot of Don, that’s one thing. Imo if it’s “Don 3” as in a continuation of the story that last took place in Berlin, I think that’s more of a problem because that story belongs with SRK’s version of the character. Ranveer’s version should start a whole new series disconnected from the previous movies. Like they do when they get a new Batman, Superman etc

[@nerds3k]

@kochikame363 my bad then😂 But shi mein India mein aise bade roles nhi de skte new actors ko. Star power is important here. Ig mouni Roy as villain in brahmastra was the best we have till now

[@lalitthapa101]

Time for me to base my entire unpopular opinions on this🤓

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Go for it. Don't play spectator, cmon :p

[@sjn3505]

@@TriedRefusedProductions unpopular opinion-South fans are more toxic than bollywood fans. Bollywood fans are ready to accept a failure of their stars but fans of south region are not the same though

[@krishniarumugam]

The intro says it all about not wanting a ripple in the Matrix.

[@snehapradhan5591]

literally the first thought when i saw ranveer's tiffany photoshoot was "jammy will say this is the perfect look for the romcom" and i laughed when you actually said that 😂