Exposing Big Bollywood Controversies No One Talks About

The tales of #bollywood are infinite but I thought of talking about problems that many artists go through. The journey of #stree2 is not as straightforward as you may think. The case of what #sanjayleelabhansali has gone through with his filmography, what #karanjohar has had to deal with boycott calls and drama. Everything from writer and director disagreements to whether the Hindi Film Industry really do make dreams a reality. I hope you like the Exposing Big Bollywood Controversies No One Talks About
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[@pradeepdungdung4379]

I hate the fact that writers don't get enough limelight in the entertainment industry

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

Writers never get the money nor they fame. They are usually the outsiders that work themselves building a rapport amd becoming a half decent director so they can see next generation succeed. Problem with Indian society is that instead of resolving issues of previous generation, these new age director/writer start pushing same toxic behavior. And thats why nothing changes.

[@gamerrajpoot7]

not in any creative industry....... even today people appreciate ChatGpt and not actual writers

[@deepakiyer]

It is funny that the case is quite the contrary in Malayalam industry, where writers are celebrated. Lohithadas, MT Vasudevan Nair, Sreenivasan, Ranjith, Renji Panicker, Syam Pushkaran..were all celebrated as writers before they took director/actor roles.

[@FaShIOn_WITH_ME387]

💔

[@kriz2281]

" Indian entertainment industry"

[@PokhrajRoy.]

It will take a lifetime for the industry to understand copyright and royalties considering how normal it was to see a lack of originality and lack of artist security.

[@ssa6227]

Bollywood was copying Hollywood movies and presenting them to Indian audiance in Indian form. So why accuse them of copy?

[@BHUKDDSB]

Because copyright of basic story ke paise lagts hai​@@ssa6227

[@kukrejasunny9585]

TISS Army have good taste as always!

[@PokhrajRoy.]

@@kukrejasunny9585 Lord Jammy is low-key TISS Army only

[@kukrejasunny9585]

@@PokhrajRoy. * lord bobby from meesho

[@MummaWorks]

During the release of Ramleela, me and my mom took our grandmother to the theatres. She thought that the film is related to the Lord Shri Ram and Sita Devi's story. But she ended up her eyes closed throughout the film. I still regret watching it with family😭

[@viswanathr2756]

Well, if u didn't check the posters and the trailers it's not their fault.

[@MummaWorks]

@@viswanathr2756 i was a kid that time. And jo movie mila uske liye gaye uss time😂

[@SansTheSkeleton_]

@@MummaWorks uh did you guys not see the "goliyon ki rasleela"?

[@MummaWorks]

@@SansTheSkeleton_ i Don't remember as i was only 6 at that time.

[@amaya3107]

Alot of people had misunderstood too. The title is misleading

[@Chetanp1445]

Edge is not a real person? Next your gonna say that John Cena isn’t actually invisible

[@norah4892]

😂😂😂😂

[@roronoauchiha69]

Yeah dude's crazy

[@Mr_-Heisenberg]

Blasphemy

[@ssa6227]

😂

[@SiddhantMohapatra-x1v]

Edge is Adam Copeland.

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

Bhediya is one of the most underrated films of the past 10 years. I'm completely confused about it's failure.. it is actually Varun Dhawan's best film after Badlapur. The Stree universe is amazing (except Roohi).

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I genuinely think they missed the mark in highlighting the sacred relationship of the animal with the environment. It spent so much time on gags, from Mougli to Himesh Reshammiya to his stool stample. So much time could have been spent on really building the spiritual bond and folklore of the Bhediya vs oh uska kacha phat gaya

[@roronoauchiha69]

​@@AnkitGupta-u1nlol no way you need to watch all of varun's filmography specially sui dhaga and october

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

@@roronoauchiha69 Sorry, I forgot about Sui Dhaga.. that's another underrated gem. I, however, am not a very big fan of October.. it was a snooze fest for me. Just my opinion.

[@roronoauchiha69]

@@AnkitGupta-u1n you liked bhediya obviously October was a snooze fest for you

[@vinaypurohit26]

@@TriedRefusedProductions i love your detailed analyses, your take on technicalities of a movie, and many things jammy, but I disagree here. When a movie is charted out on the big screens, there are many people who say “Arey yaar they missed the mark…agar wo ye ye karte to better hota”. I don’t think that’s fair. I mean I respect that its your opinion, but the creative identity of the person is shown by how they portray a story. Your ideas may be different creatively, but not a testament to the end result of the overall product quality. Just wanted to put it out there. Otherwise you rock, as usual👍🏻

[@normalyoutubeuserrrrr]

I don't have any problem with the current format. You can do this more often I subscribed to you for your content that includes you coming out and talking on camera. ❤

[@ayasaid7245]

I didn't know about the dispute with the original makers of Stree! I honestly enjoyed the trailer and was excited to watch the new part, but now it does feel unfair that the people that made this great story are no longer involved.

[@resof]

This is why we have to be unbiased. Let's see how it turns out. I do have hope.

[@sunilghimire3583]

Dwyane johnson "the rock" used to pay the money to wwe from his movie remuneration for using the wwe character trademark "the rock"..He finally bought the trademark "the rock" last year.

[@roronoauchiha69]

He bought a whole part of wwe bro's a board member now

[@dhimanjuti]

It doesn't matter what you say😂

[@sunilghimire3583]

@@dhimanjuti know your role and shut your mouth🤣🤣

[@dhimanjuti]

@@sunilghimire3583 So called rock fan didn't get the joke 🤡

[@sunilghimire3583]

@@dhimanjuti know your role and shut your mouth is the rock's one of the most popular catchphrase..WWE launched the video game named know your role and shut your mouth in 2000 and 2001 respectively...

[@Thekapilkaushik]

So Edge is not a real person... next thing this guy will say is that the Undertaker and Kane are not half brothers...

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

HAHAHAHAHAHAH!!

[@lancevance6346]

Next they'll tell us The Undertaker didn't actually pull Kane into hell. Yea sure buddy.

[@ayanahmad4890]

So you are telling me Triple H didn't actually beat Shawn Michaels with the sledge hammer 😅😅😅

[@Nishanth_mementomori]

Next they'll have the audacity to tell us that The Undertaker didn't come back from death multiple times ..... We all know that he did die and got re-animated

[@roronoauchiha69]

​@@Nishanth_mementomori next thing he'll say is Ezekiel and elias is the same person

[@djr3386]

Eye opening content. This topic is not often discussed in film review circles. Kudos to Amol for bringing this to the forefront. 👍🏼

[@Comicscene.7289]

Copyright issue is worse in india than outside that why indian musician are not so much rich

[@FunnyAcolyteExplains]

Arman Malik told in an interview ki of singers ask for money for recording a song producers berate them and refuse to pay

[@abhimanyukarkara4218]

TVF had a satirical take on this issue of big producers buying out the rights of songs from singers and writers in a very funny way in one of their videos - "Making of party song"

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

There is a punjabi song “Haan” from Mofolactics. Funny thing : in video they make fun of selling rights of original sing to big producer. And later, the rights of this song was sold to big producer. Parosy writes itself.

[@apluta_dubey]

That was AIB I think

[@pratikh7790]

Jammy shows apple logo = fun topic Jammy doesn't show apple logo = serious topic

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

HAHAH, bang on!

[@sujathaiyer07]

Felt the pain in the last anecdote you shared. You create something of your own and during the process of it becoming a reality its not yours anymore. That's really sad & so unfair! Artists need a lot of backing otherwise it's mostly a struggle.

[@sharvagya]

Never thought I would see AEW mentioned in TRP but here we are

[@PrayasRahangdale]

Rated R.... Superstarrr...🔞

[@agarwalreema5269]

AEW….AEW…AEW 👍

[@AlterEgo-hp1be]

Jo bole so nihaal (2005) was also met with outrage as a result of a presumption of it being a religious film. The bomb blast inside a theatre was another unfortunate reaction. The filmmakers had to make new film posters with NOT A RELIGIOUS FILM written over it in block letters.

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

It actually just want the tile. The sacred Gurbani was used in BGM. And there was never “jo” in the starting, thats a corruption of the term. There were few other issues as well: In a nutshell, bollywood was depicting a culture to which they werent aware about. It worked with Gaddar, failed with this one.

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

Wasnt, damn the typo

[@randomlyswatching9481]

​@@dashmeetsingh9679you are also unaware of east indian culture including bengali lol

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

@randomlyswatching9481 care to explain?? Out of context here.

[@diehardfan1238]

@@dashmeetsingh9679the main character in facts says the war cry

[@PokhrajRoy.]

3:10 To quote Divya Dutta from ‘Heroine’: “Yeh film industry hain: Yaha ya toh manipulate karlo ya ho jao.”

[@inararaiman14]

Hey, I rarely ever comment, I personally prefer this format of you coming in front of the camera! It sometimes does get exhausting with the random pictures of the movies you showcase / talk about, its quite refreshing to see you (the person behind the voice over) give your insight as well! Love the recent edits and videos, keep them coming !

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

thank you for the encouragement

[@VTCREATIONS22]

The ending line broke my heart. Coz even i am a writer with big dreams and my own visions.

[@anshoolajaiswal7315]

We love to see you Jammy both infront and behind the camera ❤

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Ahh that makes me happy, especially from a regular viewer like you. I'll still not be as obnoxious with my appearances haha. Just in case

[@anshoolajaiswal7315]

@@TriedRefusedProductions much appreciate your acknowledgment

[@PokhrajRoy.]

A controversy that had a positive effect was ‘Aaja Nachle’ and how a casteist slur was altered. It’s a big win because we don’t even realise how we’ve normalised caste slurs as a punchline or an insult.

[@ssheikh3598]

"Bole M0ch! bhi khud ko Sunaar re !! Those were the original lyrics...

[@jonron3805]

Do not agree with it being any a "slur" Mochi may technically be a cast. But is more used as a profession name now days. Heck there is a brand calling itself Mochi. So it is nothing negative in it. Its like saying that some song where a person dreams of becoming rich is being called a castist slur because someone having lesser money is considered bad?

[@jonron3805]

@@ssheikh3598 Thats a dumb argument in MHO

[@ssheikh3598]

@@jonron3805 U can get jailed for calling some the M-word....

[@jonron3805]

@@ssheikh3598 Well I have not see the company Mochi have any legal trouble. And I have seen many boards saying Mochi... so only some dumb people will see it bad while 99% do not.

[@prajjwaltiwari8644]

This is the problem with many Indian films that underestimate the value of background lore when in a time where Soulsbourne games are at their peak of popularity. (For those who don't know, Soulsbourne games are made by a company named FromSoft and their usp regarding the story is that it's all hidden in the gameplay, NPCs and objects and you'll have to find it all and put it together yourself.) Tumbbad is probably the greatest film I've seen where they created their own lore around fictional deities and it felt so real. You can see that it took hard work. My point is, lore building will mean nothing if you're not going to deliver on it and people actually want to see more historical and serious aspect of a story rather than few comedic reliefs. They're not as stupid as these filmmakers think they are and they can accept more complex background stories.

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

If as a producer I can make money with “housefull” why would I invest in Tumbbad?

[@resof]

​@@dashmeetsingh9679 can't disagree with that. But there are people who just loves the art. But still can't disagree with what you said.

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

@resof People who love art or have passion for art are “The artists”, not producers. I would really love Javed Akhtar, Sonu Nigam, Daler Mehendi and Mika to use their fame and wealth for creating “art centeric” industry.

[@prajjwaltiwari8644]

@@dashmeetsingh9679 my guy, The Lord of the Rings and Baywatch both can coexist at the same time. And before you say ki indian audience love cheesy or sex comedy much more than any other genre, let me remind you that the India cinema never even properly attempted to make a decent fantasy movie. Also, someone will have to take the hit financially to educate the audience what Indian cinema is capable of. If someone chooses to make masala movies, it's their choice but that doesn't mean making more experimental content shouldn't be encouraged. (Also, my point was wayyyy off what you perceived it as.)

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

@@prajjwaltiwari8644 I am not questioning intellect of any audience. I am questioning intent of Indian producers and media houses. There is no question about fantasy and other genres being explored but they never will mainstay of bollywood.

[@aakash1351]

Thank you for voicing this issue. A writer is the reason a film is born but alas! Our industry has been putting him/her on the last row. They say anyone can write or act and they do. The legend Irrfan Saab once said , 'the difference between hollywood and bollywood is , in a hollywood film story and character is the hero but in bollywood Star is the hero'...

[@gayatrisrinivas6342]

It is because of the audience. In India audience makes a star (not actor or actress). Indian audience does not care for the story. If story was given importance, SRK, Salman, and starts from south like Prabhas, Jr. NTR, Ram Charan, etc. would be NOWHERE. Indian movie industry is a business. They will make movies that sells huge. And junk movies sell.

[@larry2174]

Dude, let me get this straight. I come here for your fabulous content. So face or no face, I'm here for the video. You do you, sir 🫡

[@PokhrajRoy.]

One of the funniest petitions filed has to be that one piece of crap lawyer who had a problem with Aishwarya kissing on screen in ‘Dhoom 2’.

[@SpiderMan69967]

😆😆

[@Nishanth_mementomori]

Hein ? When did that happen 😂

[@ash19981]

I love all your videos and how you dive deep into these issues! The music industry everywhere has its problems, and India is no exception. While IPRS (Indian Performing Right Society) is supposed to support artists, corruption often means they don't get the money they deserve. It's a tough industry, much like working a nine-to-five job at a big company where exploitation can happen. Thank goodness for independent artists and the internet for giving them a platform! Creating music and movies in India is challenging due to the varied audience. Some get the humor and creativity, but the high illiteracy rate means things can be misunderstood or taken the wrong way. It’s embedded in our society, and showing the reality can be tough, but it's important. Keep up the great work with your videos!

[@alienX07]

I know these videos don't get many views like others but personally i love these type of content more than anything, also i like the format of you in front of camera and it adds a layer in conversation and give some personality to what you saying which then feels like i am in talk with someone about the things we mutually like :)

[@somschimmy966]

Needed this video in a long time! As an academic who has studied copyright and as a film buff, I feel both have become contradictory. However, corporatisation and work made for hire has made people only look at numbers instead of the art. It is sad that the very thing that is supposed to protect the art is standing against the true artist.

[@bhoomishbanewal]

People hate change in the beginning. Continue to do an on-camera video and they will adjust.

[@glitterkitty1979]

I love your style just as it is. Your channel is phenomenal! And I'm super grateful that it's in English. You're my go to channel for all thing Indian Cinema ❤

[@ArpitGangwal]

Thank you for voicing this out! It is indeed disheartening when a writer goes through so many unwanted pressures.

[@harshtalwariafitness4873]

Bro your camera presence is really a refreshing aspect as i have been your viewer since 2017 Keep it up 👍

[@imbatman1110]

Indian urban legends would work wonders if adapted in anime format

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

Indian cinema is star driven industry yaha sab kuch star driven hota h

[@imbatman1110]

@@ankit_67-mc2uq that is true but that is precisely why this is an easy way to profit if done correctly, if producers can earn profit without Star that would make animation as a good option

[@vidhisharma6898]

I firmly believe that no production company, not even high-end production companies with their visual effects departments, could ever fully capture the magic of our myths and folktales (if ever be adapted into motion pictures) like an animation studio could. Unfortunately, animation in India is still primarily associated with children.

[@Nishanth_mementomori]

I wish they would do this .... Urban legends change not even frm State to state but also from city to city they could have such a wide variety of movies and tones

[@BrajaMohanHalder-jn8to]

Yeah exactly 💯... Japanese urban legends are overrated, thanks to animes and Japanese story telling through movies, series.... We need those, Indian urban legends deserve to be popular!!, ,😤😤

[@jaidevnair1075]

There was also a movie called Fool and Final, which was nothing but a frame to frame copy of Guy Ritchie's Snatch. Only God knows whether the bollywood makers took permission from the original makers or not.

[@homermontana2392]

it was a copy of the movie but i won't call it frame by frame there are differences one of the big ones was the main character in snatch was turned into a supporting character in fool n final

[@jigeeshabhanja7191]

as a law student this is indeed an opportunity for us to strengthen the screenwriters population through this field which is growing and industry of its own!

[@kaushakdarware7518]

Jammy is doing corporate booking 0 views and 2 likes

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I have to get with the program na LOL

[@shouryasingh9801]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsSrk has even ruined youtubers 😂😂

[@beingarnav1993]

​@@shouryasingh9801not srk prabhas ...we all saw salaar 😂 and now kalki 150 crs difference 😂😂

[@rajkumarlohani5512]

​@@shouryasingh9801dude seriously south is the image of box office scam prahas with salaar and now 150cr difference in trades for kalki is the epitome of box office scam 😂😂

[@Jagannadh47]

​@@rajkumarlohani5512nice joke da joker

[@anirbandey7493]

The subtitles are really bad visually. They are so distracting and sometimes it just shows one word in the frame. Feels more like an unpolished tik tok video. Jammy, would really request you to not use this subtitle format. If u do want to, mwybe just use the youtube font format.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Just used it for the intro! Will keep this in mind tho. Thank you

[@heisenberg3206]

Ok Next vid you do the subtitles. Lets see how many would criticize

[@rahuldhere4093]

Why do you even need subtitles ? His accent is very easy to understand.

[@josejose6184]

😊😊

[@araturi5]

That was such a good video👌👌👌 Please do more videos on copyright and creative differences.

[@vedanshgure9022]

It is really disheartening to hear as an aspiring writer. As leaving everything and coming to mumbai wasnt good enough, now we have to also deal with production houses and letting our vision be compromised.

[@Rishitha2715]

Hey Jammie, I have been a long time subscriber of yours. But I personally love seeing your glimpses on camera now and then. I am definitely in for this format. And just a reminder that u are my fav reviewer for years now.

[@MargiChaudhary-i3b]

11:12 Not 3, only 2 released on the same day. The 3rd one released in the same year but not the same day.

[@AK-ef4cz]

Well recently some pakistani songs like "nach panjaban" and "pasoori" were copied in recent bollywood movies. The lawsuits were filed against the filmmakers but im not sure what happened afterwards

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

Nach Punjaban : there are various version of this. Pasoori itself is a corrupted song. Actual word is “bhasuri”, that song is the hindi accent version of punjabi wording. Its still jarring for me to hear that song, coz all the pronounciation sound funny to me.

[@sanaatta4296]

@@dashmeetsingh9679 false, you do know Pakistan has Punjab too right? Pasoori is a word we use

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

@sanaatta4296 And that Punjab also use the same language i.e. : punjabi

[@raghavsood8650]

The craziest part of this video is that Jammy knows about pro wrestling! I came to tune in to hear about the controversies, and now I am here, getting my weekly dose of Wrestling! Thank you Ranveer Allahbadia for referring us to Jammy! Made all wrestling fans proud!

[@pallaviyadav2560]

We love your content, no matter you are in front of camera or behind it ❤.

[@Smru783]

As a film enthusiast, I find it immensely refeshing to see you analyze the film industry purely on the artistic front and thankfully not on the gossips. I get heartbroken everytime my fav bollywood film/ or a scene turns out to be a copy or "inspiration". It feels like a betrayal from an artistic pov.

[@vasavapr]

Amol’s David vs. Goliath remarks reminds of Vivek vs. Salman. Everyone always knew that Salman Khan was a bad figure back in those days (and I think he still is). Alcohol, underworld, abusing and beating-up women, entanglement with the law, bullying co-stars... When Vivek Oberoi came out speaking against Salman everyone sided with Salman and Vivek’s career was eventually destroyed. NOTHING CHANGED for Salman. On the contrary, his movies did well despite being poor products. I think this inflated his ego even more. Audiences also are at fault for this. I am quite sure in hindsight Vivek might be thinking that “doing right thing isn’t always sensible”.

[@thechuckleshow2470]

11:12- Correction, not all three released on same day but same week. However two were released on same day jun 7, 2002, one being released on 31st may, 2002.

[@devanshudodiya]

are those headphones boat rockerz 550 ? i am planning those but am very skeptical about the build quality

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Dude they have lasted me for quite some time and I must say its durable as hell. They have taken quite the beating from me! Not a fan of the bluetooth but the wired quality is top notch

[@devanshudodiya]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Thanks jammy 👍

[@madhukarg8052]

It's a damn great topic of discussion 🔥

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

Maddock films are one of the few non woke and sane people in the industry today.. Mimi, Teri Baton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya, Zara Hatke Zara Bachke.. all beautiful films without any activism or preaching. Other filmmakers want to 'smash the patriarchy' or combat social 'discrimination' all the time.

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

Bhediya?

[@jerrybicchuwala]

Bruh! Wokesim hasn't even surged at larger scale in India.

[@DCBat_Mobile]

​@@jerrybicchuwalaThank god it hasn't otherwise He/She would have been replaced with They/Them on the name of fkn gender neutrality these wokes have destroyed English grammar.

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

@@jerrybicchuwala bollywood m thoda bahut dikhne ko milta h south m wokeism nhi hota h

[@omkarbehera659]

A similar incident also happened in bollywood. Aakrosh name is being used 3 times as title of movie. Aakrosh (1980), Aakrosh (1998), Aakrosh (2010). They used Aakrosh title 3 times.

[@homermontana2392]

aankhen - 1968/1993/2002

[@RaviRomana]

A small correction: Master rights are the rights of the recording of a song, not the composition or lyrics of the song itself. Owning the master rights means you control the use and distribution of that particular recording. However, this does not grant you the ability to remake or re-record the song into a new version. To do that, you would also need the publishing rights, which cover the underlying musical composition and lyrics.

[@azraelwai]

I love to see Jammy on camera and cracking down some hilarious punch lines with awkward expressions. Please don't stop doing that. 😁🙏

[@taloselohim1022]

Jammy is fire these days, regular video dropping

[@backbenchersstudios]

I feel like writers should be given importance and protection, that's when we'd get the original stories.. Paying a meagre amount doesn't bring the talent out of them.

[@Alex08india]

Stallone's unwavering dedication to the 'Rocky' script, refusing to sell out and insisting on playing the lead himself, is a true testament to his guts and vision. It's a perfect example of rare courage and self-belief, as many people compromise due to a lack of faith in their content and more often it is lack of opportunity

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

Suchitra Ramadurai's revelations about SRK and Karan Johar are really shocking. The rumors about Karan and SRK go back to 2000s.. who knows what happens behind closed doors?

[@adityasingh-tr3tu]

Who knows where your mother goes😢

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

@@adityasingh-tr3tu Mother jokes and insults belong to high school. Try harder next time.

[@roronoauchiha69]

I always thought srk gave those vibes

[@naitikthedagger]

😂😂 "revelations"???? According to Suchitra, SRK cross dressed on the streets of London and went to bars 😅😅😅😅 ya ya no one can recognise SRK, that too in London, what a joke

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

@@naitikthedagger Believe me.. apart from the diaspora audience, no one cares about SRK in the UK, USA, or anywhere in the world (except India and Islamic nations). He is popular amongst the NRI audiences all over the globe.. that's all.

[@dragenoxinside]

Stree 2 trailer ✅Funny Pankaj Tripathi Intro Voiceover ✅Funny Abhisekh Banerjee quip ✅Funny Pankaj Tripathi Quip ✅Aparshakti Khurana doubtfulness ✅Cute Shraddha Cameo ✅Fast Rajkumar dialogue with silly mistakes ✅Slight chance exposition ✅Solution cameo ✅Possessed Abhisekh Banerjee ✅Screaming Rajkumar Rao

[@saritamisra5883]

Anmol, i think the best way to handle writer's version and film version of their stories is to publish the writer's script. In that way, people will have access to both the versions of the tale and can make a decision for themselves. Now, i know paper publishing is expensive but inline publication can be done. The writer need to have the copyright of their own story in this case.

[@Ok99012]

My question is if the film Animal is a problem for the society according to some people, why is Heeramandi or Bad newz not treated in the same way

[@abiramitra2924]

Right

[@VinMeeEducation]

Simply coz it wasn't watched on the same scale as Animal

[@bunny_kapoor]

Successful people gets more hate

[@99eigencharu]

I think it's mostly related to the how big Animal was compared to other flims.

[@Ok99012]

@@99eigencharu jealous of success then?

[@qazifaisal2374]

No one is getting irritated with this 'boot like Bobby deol' . Keep up the great work brother Love from 🇵🇰

[@drishtisingh0805]

Now that we are talking about getting away with copying scripts, can we talk about Anurag Kashyap's Shaitaan, that was completely copied from a novel named Nella By John Godey. And the author wasn't even credited for it. I know its a rare book. But bagging praises on something thats not originally yours is unethical. I really need someone to address this habit of bollywood of copying everything from the west while completely ignoring the talent here.

[@mohithooda5516]

For the "sentiments" category, Loveyatri, originally titled "Loveratri," was later renamed for hurting people's sentiments as the title distorted the meaning of the festival. Terrible movie. But even terrible movies get into controversy.

[@ZafarLaw]

The Stree 2 trailer looks absolutely great. Especially those comic punches in between Raj & DK take a salute 'Sarkata' season of stree franchise would be interesting to watch. Eagerly anticipating for this

[@deepvocals19]

The ending when you said "Same people who come to this city as dreamers, just become realists" That's true for life in general.

[@balpreetsingh6834]

Jammy being aware about AEW is....

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

is it going to last tho 👀

[@bhuvan5504]

Absolutely, looking forward to #ALLIN London 2024 🔥​@@TriedRefusedProductions

[@roronoauchiha69]

​@@TriedRefusedProductions tna/impact used to be the previous competition of wwe but lost it's popularity same will happen with AEW

[@DeCharlesFre]

​@@roronoauchiha69 TNA brought in hogan and Bischoff at their peak and the rest is history. AEW had a show with 80k people in attendance, TNA never could even do 5k. AEW is a solid #2 and this is excellent for everyone involved.

[@thewrestlecon8952]

Aew is just another tna who wants to be wcw

[@stifler4eva1]

@14:17 Imtiyaz Ali team once mailed me for script of Rockstar 2 but I was hesitating because I know they will not give me any credit and just steal my ideas. So I'll venture into this once I know how to do it legally.

[@JhaaSahab]

Coming front of camera is good atleast we see whos talking other then imagining english professor yapping on movies in essay format

[@Omnamahshivay8079]

Good to see that Bollywood has been made accountable for plagiarism. There are more than enough instances where music composers have lifted tunes from foreign films , soap operas. However, vision without success is just that. Vision with a profitable outcome is ofcourse the only way to progress in the tinsek town

[@nezukochanfan9795]

In the start of 2024 I was thinking about a film story in which few college students meet a gangster and then I saw Aavesham 😶

[@saadiqbal2193]

I intentionally ffwded the trailer of stree 2 to avoid spoilers. And saving laughter for the feature.

[@pranavanataraja6116]

But isn't it contradictory sometimes? Kjo says that he gave a lot of ppl freedom during kalank while anurag kashyap had said in an interview that the success of Satya was due to the freedom RGV gave all his writers and technicians to do their thing. How does one find the right balance?

[@neerajvaswade2218]

Hey Jammy, I have been watching your content for years now and ngl like your usual video essays, your on-camera videos are great too! However, improved aesthetics and production quality can enhance these on-camera videos tenfold. Hope this is taken in a positive way and not as criticism. Keep making such awesome videos. Cheers!

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I hear you! ❤

[@rugvedabagwe7720]

Wowwww, Jammy sir, this was really enlightening!!!! Thank you sooo much!!!!! ❤❤❤❤ Your explanation with appropriate analogies was muaaaahhhh!!!!!

[@purples707]

having you in front of the camera helps us see your expression which then brings more life into what youre saying and that super nice!!

[@noumanintown]

10:25 to Ananth Mahadevan, I'd say there can be 2 movies out there about an asteroid on a collision course with Earth and humanity coming up with a plan to avert it, and that's okay. Movies can have a similar premise, but unique screenplays. Much like the obvious example of Deep Impact and Armageddon, or Antz and A Bug's Life.

[@WatermelonSugar1209]

9:21 Padmavati wasn’t real. It’s a poem. Indians have to develop thick skin.

[@udraj914]

Laapata Ladies thing is stupid. There is a Bengali short novel on the same premise where brides get exchanged. If anyone was inspired by anything, the telefilm was also inspired by it.

[@oinbhatt26]

It can be refreshing to see jammy in the video but surely, the videos with only visuals is what I'll prefer myself. And what I'll prefer even more is to see jammy in more dance videos!!

[@lovelillysingh1230]

I don't mind your videos being shot like this! I think I like it more like this! Always nice seeing you on camera!!

[@vivekinfocus]

This is easily one of your most important videos! thank you for making it! Kudos! More power to you!

[@koyelchakraborty6040]

The topic selection is unique and you stay true to what you said in the beginning of the video,not many people are talking about it.

[@Pixiemaniac]

Its disheartening to see actual talented filmmakers and scriptwriters been treated like this. Imagine pouring in all ur time , effort and creativity into a project for someone to just taken away like this .

[@PokhrajRoy.]

14:52 That’s truly a sad reality. Creative control is so important.

[@rrrr3666]

And he'll never say that Taare Zameen Par was inspired from "The Sixty Sense"

[@pushkarsabe4725]

Ghajini was also the remake of Memento which won oscar for nolan and no royalty was given to him even though it was blockbuster

[@rookie4u520]

This is an ever-evolving medium that will continue to have its own unique challenges and solutions. Due to its collaborative nature, it is absolutely difficult to have a dictatorial approach to it. There are some who have the skills and then there’s someone who have the capital to make it happen. You can’t go either way and the collaboration will have to go on forever.

[@UmeshNanaware-Pune]

Jammy : I have been watching this channel for many years and I really appreciate the critical analysis. I have one long time question. India is so much rich in literature in all different languages and thousands of Good stories and Novels. Except few examples like Devdas and some Tagore's stories I never see films made on this rich literature of ours. Rather than making remakes and all so much is there in our literature to explore and get good story ideas. What's your views on it?

[@angiedoe597]

You’re trying different topics, which is an innovative approach. But actually I love to watch your reviews the most. Please do more reviews.

[@brigidaparado6233]

Jammy darling, I don't mind seeing your face while you talk about topics that need to be brought to our notice, you're an eye candy & that's a bonus

[@HariomTalreja]

I was baffled by the fact that Diljit Dosanjh's upcoming film Punjab '95 is gonna have 92 cuts by the censorboard. I wonder why they didn't cut out the absurd scenes from sh*tty slapstick comedies. Oh yeah, we are 'regressive'.

[@anishsingh7166]

The closing line about transitioning from dreamers to realists, hits hard.

[@plotodebbarma1381]

I want to know what Anant Mahadevan thinks about 'Nouka Dubi' by Tagore ? The similarity of two brides being swiped couldn't be a coincidence?

[@karankapadia1693]

Very good piece brother. Too many artists , not enough canvases

[@prajjwaltiwari8644]

My guy Anmol going Super Saiyan with the consistency. Respect x 💯. (Also, we actually appreciate seeing more frequent content from you if it isn't coming at a cost of decrease in quality.)

[@hindolhazra]

It was only in the 2000s that plagiarism and Hollywood "inspirations" came to an end. In the post-Partner and Bhagam Bhag era of Govinda, he did many films which never released. One of them was called 'Banda Yeh Bindaas Hai' directed and produced by Ravi Chopra of B.R. Films. It was "inspired" from My Cousin Vinny with Govinda playing Joe Pesci's role and Lara Dutta playing Marisa Tomei's role, with Salman Khan in a cameo. When the original film's producers found out about it, they sued the makers in court and got the film shelved, despite having completed the shoot

[@Rahwriteswords]

This is what Russ speaks about when he emphasizes on artists and the importance of ownership of one's work! Now, of course its not possible for all artists to do so, especially for newcomers. Though I feel its important to at least do your due diligence and try to be as safe as possible :)

[@sumittirodekar1161]

I'm Actually Curious About How Maddock made Vicky's Chhava Cause in recent time ( 2022-23) There are Controversies/ Social media Backlash for Marathi Historical flims ..Har Har Har mahadev, Veer daudle saat Har Har mahadev had 🥴 weird Creative Liberties that Creates Controversies Veer Daudle saat Also Got backlash For Main Leads ( They Look more like daakus than Mawle 😁😁) & Akshay Kumar with Fake Talent with Blub Lighting in 17 century

[@millip6760]

I love TRP not only because it delves into reviews and Jammy's perspective but Jammy also uses Indian films to teach us about media literacy. I really hope writers and creators get their due in Bollywood.

[@madwizard7167]

Don't know other people I love this new format, it somehow feels more personal. This format tingles the parasocial relationship i have with you.