Rakshit Shetty & Hemanth M Rao Interview with Ram Venkat Srikar | Sapta Saagaradaache Ello - Side B

[@RohanKumaar]

00:03 Filmmakers' earliest movie watching memories 02:40 Experiencing a dramatic change in surroundings 07:12 Discovered passion for writing and photography 09:27 Influence of Malgudi Days and French New Wave on filmmakers 13:58 Rakshit Shetty's exposure to World Cinema 16:20 Transition from acting to filmmaking 20:43 Blending commercial and artistic aspects for a wide audience 22:37 Filmmakers adapting to audience taste and challenges of modern cinema 26:42 Staying original despite influences 28:50 Rakshit Shetty's approach to storytelling through personal experiences and perspectives. 33:01 Artistic inspiration comes from seeing yourself reflected in the work. 34:56 Finding your voice as an artist. 39:03 Unique and unconventional film-making style 40:56 Influential filmmakers in the industry 44:58 Stunt Masters and perspective on horror films 47:24 Rakshit's favorite filmmakers and film inspirations 52:12 Rakshit Shetty & Hemanth M Rao discuss their filmography. Crafted by Merlin AI.

[@mohitkallur9460]

Bless you timestamp guy

[@Cosmicsence99]

Ram Venkat Srikar you're easily one of the best interviewer in the country great questions loved this interview.

[@MithunKumar-qn9xv]

100%

[@soumya7783]

I agree

[@ni832]

RVS - WHAT AN INTERVIEW!! you knowingly and unknowingly got Rakshit to share and talk so much. I don't think he has articulated this much anywhere! Hemanth is an amazing filmmaker and love his sensitivity. He is so articulate!

[@arunguntuku1338]

The movie Hemanth mentioned at 45.55 is a french film " Possession 1981 " and that actress is Isabelle Adjani.. And the director of that movie Andrzej Żuławski is one of the craziest and brilliant ever.

[@atharvalokhande3411]

yup. also loved his "third part of the night" and "on the silver globe"

[@girish56ty]

Masterpiece with so much detailing. Oh my God , we can see the deep writing in every frame. Hemanth and Rakshith are assets and will create more and more magic again and again. Last but not least, charan Raj the musician, sorry magician.🎉🎉❤❤

[@SubrahmanyaBhagwat]

I feel "Katheyondu shuruvagide" is underrated

[@NarendraMudhragada]

Movie chala bagundi...i liked side B More than side A.... superb ending ❤

[@aravindkumar6631]

Man this is gold continue with this series thank you I don't know how much joy you have given me today as a film buff specially hemanth talking about Spanish and French new wave

[@sriharshamurthyrao5464]

Hemant you stole us❤, lots of strength and wish to all of your upcoming projects...,Even miss sterling theater at chamundipuram.......

[@ItsVasl]

amazing interview by ram, hopefully they do this again now...

[@midhundc7946]

This is a good one Ram, enjoyed it thoroughly.

[@rakeshkumar-ux3vm]

The shot he was explaining of obama..I experienced and thought about it while watching the sse side b yesterday..felt it was amazing way to compose a shot 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@raghupusuluri8284]

🎉 great job to the anchor, splendid knowledge about Kannada filmography and on world filmography. Truely thought a person who is apt for the job anchoring and film critic 🎉. Kuddos to you sir

[@sk-bv9kp]

Waiting for Richard Anthony Rakshit sir🎉

[@SubrahmanyaBhagwat]

"Ramesh Indira "New villain found for sandalwood

[@karnatakaanimesociety5009]

Suryavardhan

[@SubrahmanyaBhagwat]

@@karnatakaanimesociety5009 ??

[@karnatakaanimesociety5009]

@@SubrahmanyaBhagwat Ramesh Indira was the elder Suryavardhan in KGF 1, so technically not a "new" villain is what I wanted to say

[@SubrahmanyaBhagwat]

@@karnatakaanimesociety5009 yeah but he identified in this film i watched him as director in premier Padmini what an emotional movie!

[@anirudhraj77]

Boy ur still a kid think so, he's already villain in many films n serials. His previous films were Premier padmini

[@ShivaprasadR]

The way this both love films and the idea that Rakshith has for films, Kannada film Industry will blossom like anything in Rakshith's rein.

[@rahulrao5349]

very enriching conversation. thank you for bringing this out.

[@MithunKumar-qn9xv]

If Shankar nag was alive whole world would be at kannada industry feet

[@kanndaflaws]

For sure 💯

[@user-qk4ss]

Very true

[@akshathaka5988]

Enu illa sir...most of his directorial films didn't work in BO..most lost money..only now people are talking about it.. even Ondu Muttina kathe s also average grosser..a film with Rajkumar s average grosser..just imagine the mindset of the audience of that era..

[@MithunKumar-qn9xv]

@@akshathaka5988 not necessary it should work in BO ..his directorial ventures were not out n out commercial ventures

[@knight794]

Not be at kannada industry feet but definitely he would have took it to far heights than what we have today.

[@chethan93]

Beautiful interview ☺️

[@vijaykumar-yn5ux]

Beautiful interview 👍👍

[@sriharshamurthyrao5464]

Rakshit career best performer in SSAE Side B, as years passed you were now potent wine ❤. Eagerly waiting on the next venture RA, irony is looking at RA's current phase we may have to wait at least till the end of 2025. Let RA be authentic to the core without non native influence from foreign movies. Lots of good luck and wishes to you and your ecosystem.......between done with SSAE Side B till now 2 times watch @PXL......🎉

[@msksivudu3084]

What a profound conversation - Srikar, Rakshit, Hemanth 💌💌💌

[@hrushikeshahebbar2129]

Dweepa is definitely one of the best films of all time

[@revanthkumar7490]

Great conversation ❤

[@SubrahmanyaBhagwat]

Please release Tuglak in OTT

[@PRS845]

Ram your passion about movies is just wowww

[@illogicalcreations411]

Rakshit Sir, Hemanth Sir and Ram Venkat in one interview.... 🤩

[@pizzawini]

Amruthavarshini- Not underrated, but non Kannadigas are unaware. The best love story (husband and wife) i have ever seen.

[@syedsalman1117]

Wow ... That was some interview......

[@Infinitycut]

DWEEPA by GIRISH KASARAVALLI 🖤

[@vaishakbshetty9210]

Thank you man ram venkat srikar

[@PRS845]

Big fan of rakshith ❤❤❤❤

[@AshokShetty-cp8mw]

Watch Nagamandala ,bhootayanna maga ayyu

[@PraveenKumar-pj6zy]

Anyone likes King Schultz?

[@vishnudasyamramkishan7184]

Director said about finding discography... that's kind of me

[@ssraj573]

Hangadre...b ajneesh locknath avru full busy....🔥🔥🔥

[@padmarani5144]

Hi

[@harshithgowda7914]

brandy bama. Did not get this film maker can any one send his wiki page

[@prithvij9411]

Even i was searching with the same words until i realized its Brian De Palma.

[@harshithgowda7914]

@@prithvij9411 Got it , thank you . Have watched his movies but wasn't knowing gis name .

[@MithunKumar-qn9xv]

You need to explore him ..he directed some popular movies like scarface and mission impossible first instalment

[@yashaskm11]

Please monitor/adjust your volume levels, its too low.

[@charankarthick5648]

If you can relate to the taxi driver and feel what he feels. Then you need to consult a psychiatrist. Characters like taxi driver. Joker are viewed from subjective reality. Only people who can connect completely from their pov are psychologists .

[@rohithreddy75]

side a was a trance in theatre.side b lacks magic

[@krishnapraveen5005]

That’s exactly what was intended by the director, side A was like a trance where the lead have this rosy,dreamy outlook towards their future. Side B is the real deal, as to what life serves them. Even the camera work in side A vs B proves it.

[@anamika6119]

Watch it for the 2nd time you will be blown away by it. Even for me side b felt average when I watched 1st time, and if u watch it sideA and B at one go then man heart will explode and you will cry like a baby