Anurag Kashyap Interview With Baradwaj Rangan | Wide Angle | Dobaaraa

[@SurajKumarReview]

After long time i had seen the complete interview ❤️ This was real , raw n clear talks !! Loved it

[@sumersheikh913]

Thank you to put this interview link on insta story🙏

[@rolexsir7979]

Big fan Suraj Kumar

[@khiladi9245]

Nikal

[@macksequeira4233]

Tu toh baat hi mat kar , south walon ki chaatne wale chaatukaar

[@Aoo_Kavi_Haweli_Pe]

Vsdk

[@sayakdutta7438]

"Political is not about being anti-modi or anti-bjp or anti-congress. Political is the moment you root a film in a culture, then there's an identity given to a person. Politics begin there.."

[@Neellmistryy]

@@manojpandey7517 stick to relevance

[@bababillenial7861]

Mhaare Hibdaa Mein Naache Mor, Tak Thaiyaan Thaiyaan!!

[@nk73]

Cannes bla, Cannes bla .. bla bla bla. Which was the last movie you made that should have gone to Cannes? Audience didnt understand Bombay Velvet, it was above their intelligence... bla bla bla. JOKER.

[@Ponakalaranjit456]

राजनीतिक मोदी विरोधी या भाजपा विरोधी या कांग्रेस विरोधी होने के बारे में नहीं है। राजनीतिक वह क्षण है जब आप किसी फिल्म को किसी संस्कृति में जड़ देते हैं, तब एक व्यक्ति को एक पहचान दी जाती है। राजनीति वहीं से शुरू होती है.."

[@tarushtandon12]

@@nk73 who said it bombay velvet was average because ranbeers accent sucked karans acting sucked anushkas character was well written and the end scene was good poetic writing(like last 10 min when jhonny stabs khambata) the motivation of jhonny was not well depicted BUT it anurag a JOKER a BIG NOOOOOOOOO mukkabaaz brilliant use of music amazing performance by venit very well written sub polts and grounded to reality raman raghav masterclass direction very realistic and disturbing amazing vicky and nawaz brilliant use of the law tell dont show in ramannas speech and amazing subtext hence went to cannes gangs of wassypur no introduction needed i can tell u about more

[@phenomenal14U]

Quote for cinema lovers "Despite everything else I am glad that I born in a country that is obsessed with movies and that's why I am able to found funding for my fims" - Anurag Kashyap

[@samuels1212]

But the current situation is kinda sad to see

[@phenomenal14U]

@@samuels1212 yes but internationally it's the same sequals and reboots of popular frenchise are only ones with major box office number Stand alone movies and good cinema is not seen in cinema halls but on ott . Jorden peele's nope haven't crossed 20 million last I cheaked In a time where martin Scorsese have difficulty in finding funds it's a good thing I wonder who funded No smoking back than 😂 but he did good . The kind of toxicity around art and culture we see now days this statement is like a soft brezz of air comforting and relexing 🥰🥰😁

[@alakhpandeyoffical6290]

This is bollywood hindi movie industry director but they interviewed in English 😂 This is the biggest failure of bollywood #AnuragKashwap Bhai #Tollywood industry is the real representative of Indian movie Industry

[@phenomenal14U]

@@alakhpandeyoffical6290 its ok When south Indian director interview in their language and I can't understand I feel bad you know you want to but can't So for a bigger range it is wise to do this way

[@こんにちは-b8c]

@@phenomenal14U ignore him. he's a spammer

[@ShivamMishra13]

This is such an erudite interview. No fuss - just pure intellect and honest conversation. Both these humans breathe movies for life! Thanks Baddy for doing this.

[@garimabhatt3293]

I can listen to Anurag Kashyap talk about cinema the whole day because he is so passionate about it. Loved the interview.

[@lantherpagdi]

yeah looks passionate for for an audience that celebrates mediocrity shallowness and copying the west

[@garimabhatt3293]

@@lantherpagdi I don't think you have watched any of his movies if you are calling them mediocre or you don't know what good movies are and also when he writes his own scripts they are always original. Ex- No Smoking, Raman Raaghav, Ugly, Black Friday etc.

[@garimabhatt3293]

@@prabal2701 Oh I will because they are always good.

[@alakhpandeyoffical6290]

This is bollywood hindi movie industry director but they interviewed in English 😂 This is the biggest failure of bollywood #AnuragKashwap Bhai #Tollywood industry is the real representative of Indian movie Industry

[@garimabhatt3293]

@@alakhpandeyoffical6290 English is a global language and if the person can give interview in English then they prefer it because it reaches to more audiences. It's as simple as that.

[@karnatakaanimesociety5009]

What the heck!!!! Holy moly... Galatta Plus Team surprising us everyday... Not at all exaggerating, but this is seriously brilliant. We are having conversations with New age filmmakers like Lokesh Kanagaraj, Aamir Khan, Rakshit Shetty, Prashanth Neel, SS Rajamouli etc, loving it. But just for a sake of balance, can we have such sessions with older filmmakers like Girish Kasaravalli, Adoor Gopalakrishnan, Shyam Benegal, maybe a Ramesh Sippy about Sholay "if possible" Don't know if I'm asking for too much, won't mind anyway, you are already doing a splendid job.

[@abhiraajsingh5878]

Amir Khan is not a filmmaker...

[@holymoly3566]

Hey did you call me?

[@manishsuresh4996]

@@abhiraajsingh5878 Aamir is also a filmmaker, Taare Zameen par was also directed by him

[@phaddu7737]

@@manishsuresh4996 Amole Gupte was also one of the directors.

[@muralidarsramachandran908]

@@abhiraajsingh5878 Oh? Who do you think is a 'film-maker'? At least the dictionary defines 'film-maker' as 'a person who directs or produces films'. Now, whether or not is Aamir a film-maker?

[@Rahul-hf4ve]

I hope not Kashmir files🤣🤣

[@vinaykumarsahu116]

Interview becomes good when the interviewer asks relevant questions. Bharadwaj is a gem in the interview space. Loved the entire interview

[@bharathmahendra2157]

"you have to empower people, not dictate them" Anurag said it right...

[@chiturajbhar1681]

Ghnta he right

[@shoukathkhan3646]

Yes that's the bane of yashraj

[@rudrankpatel379]

​@@chiturajbhar1681are to alternative bata de bhai. Logon ko empower na kare aur dictatorship kare??

[@budhrajarahul3]

Wish he tells this to my dumb overambitious mom who treats me like reflection of her own ego

[@rajasricharan]

What an incredible ride! Massive respect from one side and incredible knowledge and honesty on the other. I think people will come back to this interview again and again :)

[@nk73]

Cannes bla, Cannes bla .. bla bla bla. Which was the last movie you made that should have gone to Cannes? Audience didnt understand Bombay Velvet, it was above their intelligence... bla bla bla. JOKER.

[@CinemaKichdy]

One of the great interviews and his perspective to films are so addictive ..

[@lmao4770]

Thalaivaaaaa

[@mark_albin5748]

Randy na

[@skywalker8940]

Yov militry ! Nee engaya Inga ?? 😆😆😆

[@christi1215]

21:45 malayalam cinema 💪💪 27:33 fafa🤩

[@pistol275]

I'm not a cinema snob. Neither am i student of this craft. I'm pretty much your average viewer who mostly goes to the theatre to watch big bang films that entertain me for a couple of hours. And still, i was blown away by this interview. Anurag is literally one of his kind when it comes to his passion, his knowledge and his worship of cinema. He should either write an autobiography about his life, or make a docuseries about it, because both will be sold for a lot of money and more importantly, will get a lot of love from his fans. I can't believe that despite belonging from the heartland of India, and showing people stories from there, it's mainly people of that belt that hate him the most only because of his politics, totally ignoring the sheer knowledge and experience he brings to the big screen. Even as I type this, there's an ongoing trend on Twitter filled with hate tweets only because he said in this interview that he hopes RRR gets picked over Kashmir Files for the Oscars. AND YET, he signed off this interview saying, "Despite everything else I am glad that I was born in a country that is obsessed with movies and that's why I am able to find funding for my films". I'll be the first to admit i haven't watched all his films, but what a guy! Any time I get to watch/listen to his interviews is a great time.

[@shiva321987]

I had no idea just how much I needed this release - it felt like an eighty-minute-long money shot of the soul. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@kushalsehrawat6084]

Time stamp???

[@pradeepsukumaran1]

Oh my my....didn't even start watching but as a person who watches a lot of interviews am sure am gonna love this ..kashyap loves to talk films and rangan has decent questions

[@vishwasjain9668]

SAMEEEE

[@gowthamjilla]

Add me too❤️

[@nk73]

​@@vishwasjain9668 Rajul Gandhi knows everything about democracy except win elections with peoples support. And AK knows everything about Cannes except I want to know the last movie he sent to Cannes.

[@rishabh_tiwari]

@@nk73 I hope you know about Google.

[@nk73]

@@rishabh_tiwari AK loves Cannes, and talks about directors there. Today i want to talk about Nobel winning Physics laureats, because I am feeling so great and intelligent. This week i will concentrate on Physics laureats and next week i will check those who won Nobel peace prize for Economics, if they are actually any good.

[@namitasharma6021]

I have always loved Anurag Kashyap’s movies and interviews but never thought could listen him being candid and honest for approx 1.5 hrs straight. Yrf or studios in general should hire him as consultant even if they can’t produce his movies. Also, these studios can lose money on Prithaviraj and shamshera but can’t give this person money to make his movies?! His budget requirements are always low. He said exact same things what general public/audience and movie lovers are talking about. Be it Jayeshbhai or shamshera, he nailed the issue in the movie. After a certain point it looked like he spoke to me before giving the interview. 😂 I am that person who watches RRR’s random sequences. I am that person who get excited for SRK movie, might reject it if not good but eagerly wait for his next.

[@KING-ri2vs]

44:38 *Yes Anurag, please come down to Kerala and make a Malayalam film. Guarantee you'll get the full creative control to make the kind of film that you want to make.*

[@holymoly3566]

Yes true. He is a true communist

[@aravinds1242]

Yes🔥

[@nk73]

@@aravinds1242 You mean on the life of Muhammad and his wives?

[@aravinds1242]

@@nk73 Good suggestion, If he wants to do that he can noone will boycott that in Kerala.

[@nk73]

@@aravinds1242 Civilized people do boycott. If he makes a movie on Mohammeds wives, do you know what will happen to him in Kerala?

[@haroonrasheed2071]

Pure Masterclass by Anurag Kashyap to india cinema (especially to Bollywood) on how to make films in future to ovacome the crisis happening right now. This will go down in the history as one of the best interviews of all time taken by Baradwaj Rangan 🔥👌👌👌

[@atuljain3266]

This was a gem...one of the few intellectually sound discussions that we come across in our country these days in any field...all thanks to people like Baradwaj Rangan

[@bahar6389]

It's not just an interview. It's 1 hour online session in cinema school . Thank you Really enjoyed it and his perspective is s.th else

[@Fidah]

44:38 , 2:43 മലയാളീസ് 😌

[@aj20ad]

One of the best interviews by one of the best interviewers in this country! Loved the unapologetic and honest answers. Great conversation. Keep 'em coming BR!

[@sandeepg2256]

He is 100% correct for RRR. If film chamber picks RRR we will get the Oscar for sure. If not other films will not be in race, atleast not even in the competition with others.

[@swaroopm6013]

I think there are other films which are much good than RRR, like Charlie 777,

[@sunnnysingh3498]

Guys 🙏 plz start a twitter trend so that dumb Indian film federation send RRR this time

[@sandeepg2256]

@@swaroopm6013 it is good, but when your comparing with rest of the world RRR is for ahead. If you see in west and Hollywood it got more praise, even they are telling it is capable for RRR.

[@fahimfaisalmahir567]

Oscar prefers subtler films over larger than life dramatic films..

[@VarunKumar-qo4ht]

time stamp bro

[@matangimawley]

Throughout the interview, there is minimum intervention. The very few questions also intended to gently nudge the director into a stream of thoughts and memories.. it was like, getting lost into the vision, aspirations, frustrations, angst, reflections, exhaustions of Anurag- the director... it was so beautifully done! "The fight for bigger box office is still not as harmful as the people fighting among themselves for greatness"... What a thought! Loved it!

[@shrishri8898]

But he molested a woman

[@mayurakshidey7787]

Such a free flowing conversation. Not trying hard to be overtly intellectual for the sake of it. Simple genuine conversation by genuine people.

[@dr.s1281]

Genuine and Anurag kashyap..no way !

[@melvinjoseph952]

12:03 Sieranevada released in France, and I'm pretty sure it's available on MUBI. Zoya Akhtar saying no to Hollywood is interesting, since the studio system there can be pretty stifling, so I can see why someone with their own production house, might not want to deal with that. Also, 38:06 is he talking about Ms. Marvel, because that would make a whole lot of sense

[@raghavendrag8036]

This was the best interview that I have seen in a long time. The answers wrt to why Bollywoood films are not running post pandemic exactly resonate with a discussion I had with a friend recently that it has become like an closed circle of South Bombay people who all look the same and whose idea of making good moves in career is getting clicked at the airports,gyms etc . How do you expect them to play a Bihari woman character or a Gujurati man with conviction if they have no lived experience of it? Also it was very fascinating to hear about Anurag's state of mind/inspiration for making each film mostly taking a small emotion/incident and trying to make the soul of the film speak that. May this man keep making his cinemas the way he wants. Will come back to this interview again and again :)

[@maniish2165]

I agree with your point about that, now a days it's more about glamor than the cinema to the bollywood stars. Given the star kids era. But I don't agree with you about actors playing different characters. According to you if the actor wants to play a serial killer, does he have to murder people? It's all about how much things director feeds them. And about the studios like YRF who wants to throw glam, even in the rooted movies. People used to love them in the Veer Zaara times, not now. That's the main problem. Audience want to know exactly what kind of a movie you are making. If you say different and deliver some other, they will just outright reject it.

[@nk73]

@@maniish2165 Rajul Gandhi knows everything about democracy except win elections with peoples support. And Anurag Kashyap knows everything about Cannes but what was the last movie that won anything in Cannes? Joker.

[@logeshwars2695]

The man who was the reason for me to plunge into filmmaking, and the man who was the reason for me to care for interviews latched in a single frame! Couldn't ask for more! ✨

[@poulamisen8057]

At Kerala Film Festival, he spoke at length about his script-writing process and his writing student has made the recently acclaimed film Pada.

[@alwaysajaymahale3442]

Bro link please

[@sahilsinha9118]

@@alwaysajaymahale3442 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaSVZJyKnstpjck

[@VendhaRajaRaja]

Pada or Paka?

[@AbdulHadi-qq9hq]

@@alwaysajaymahale3442 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaSVZJyKnstpjck

[@AbdulHadi-qq9hq]

@@VendhaRajaRaja I g he said Pada, also Paka he produced but Pada is made by his student.

[@karthik841]

The whole interview just went like a river, it just kept flowing. Anurag has this ability to hook you with his words, only by the end of it you know it's been more than an hour.. Great interview team Galatta.

[@nirvanalaha1482]

What a brilliant interview. Bharadwaj Rangan's biggest quality is that he knows how to ask questions and then just listen. There were long periods in the video when we didn't hear Baradwaj. Good to see Anurag after a long time. Wish him success on screen!

[@macksequeira4233]

Have you even watched an Anurag Kashyap film in theater ?

[@nirvanalaha1482]

@@macksequeira4233 yes

[@starfarms]

The wisdom of this dude..Still remember watching Black Friday n getting shivers down my spine..

[@Cricketpracticevideoarchive]

19:33 when Kashyap drops a truth bomb !!

[@raghulnr5331]

One of the best interviews by Galatta Plus. So much honesty & harsh truth about the Situation of Indian cinema. Anurag is brutally honest and that makes him special. kudos to Baddy for pulling off this interview! This interview can be used as Wikipedia by the New age film makers. Baddy/Galatta Plus has its own crowd & keep doing videos for them. Your red carpet is delayed just like Kamal Hasan's! But you will get them.

[@sohebsomani6225]

One of the best interviews I have watched lately about Indian cinema. You cannot just stop listening to what Anurag has to say. Fantastic interview with great insights!

[@abisheknagarajan5763]

#Anuragkashyap Come and direct your scripts in tamil .... Good Movies are always welcomed with good reception .... Just a thought

[@zilani8024]

About RRR 37:15 49:40

[@ramprasath3752]

when he says, vetri's film, the bond and admiration on VM is showcased ☺️

[@kaalishanmugam5796]

We look at our great filmmakers in Tamil and tend to say if they had been in Bollywood, they'd be appreciated all over the country etc..but looking at Anurag, the man almost feels sad to be in Bollywood being the kind of filmmaker he is. He'd be at home making Tamil or malayalam films it seems like. But no point brooding, Hindi cinema does have the widest reach than any other cinema, and it's time they also make meaningful rooted films, for the better of everyone. And he has to do what he can to change the industry itself to suit him. If he cant do who can!

[@dr.pakalupapito6015]

At a time when I have zero interest left in Bollywood or its stars, Anurag perfectly explained why I feel what I feel; thank you, sirjee.

[@venkateshpandianAM]

Anurag's understanding about the psyche of cinema is amazing. His dissection of why bollywood is not working atm is perhaps the most important take. I complained about heroes landing in helicopters for their family functions being unnecessarily gaudy and who the heck is relating with it? I hope bollywood is listening to him..

[@shrishri8898]

Everyone's family is not low class badjaat

[@zuko_24568]

What? Have you never heard of larger than life cinema. Not everything has to be relatable. By that logic we should criticize SS Rajamouli films for being over the top. The thing is different styles of movies can co-exist! We can have both realistic and escapist cinema.

[@Eatwithkaranvlogs]

Such candid and in-depth interview with a maverick like Anurag he really took the RGV baton and made some path breaking cinema More power to him and BR Sir for his terrific interview

[@sreemanr2312]

Baddie is on a roll dropping banger after banger and thanks for making this a 82 min interview

[@deepaksrinivasmondal]

Very honestly, could possibly watch two hours of this stuff. Anurag's mind is a fascinating beast and would love to hear more. And BR's questions were top-notch! Loving every single interview BR is doing, have been mainlining them and I am so glad he is out of that Aunty's companion-ship and working with people who are letting him do his thing and as Anurag puts it - empowering him to ask whatever he wants.

[@arshsheikh2944]

Such amazing ride ...He is spitting facts ...right up like a boss...stating names clearly "YRF" , "Dharma" without any fear.... exactly on point 💯👏

[@kaungkhantthein5348]

Around 1:17:00 when he talked about the ego and full-of-selfness of independent filmmakers and how he was grateful that his first two films didnt release (as he would have probably turned into one of those shit people), that's when I realise why I love Anurag Kashyap. Yes, I like some of his films but I love him as a person more than him as a filmmaker. That humanity, that sincerity, that no bull-shitness, that childlikeness, that's why. All the best for your future Anurag. Hope you get to keep making films as you wish. P.S. I just saw Kennedy at Sydney Film Festival (with him in attendance). Didn't like the film but my love for him remains.

[@phenomenal14U]

The holy places for India's cinema lovers is where this interview is taking place 😁😁 biggest movie library in india ,a monument in itself

[@rahulpratyush4229]

at 57:00 Anurag talks about some producer who recently released a docu about himself. Can someone tell me whom he was talking about???

[@praveenp1369]

RRR is overrated and west sees it as japanese movies made by Takeshi miike and kitano

[@lakshimiakshithavoloju2006]

Fans gonna start war with you

[@JajaborMusic]

57:10 who he's talking about ?

[@KING-ri2vs]

Producer of Return of Hanuman.

[@RB-vy6ei]

Its always a treat to watch such incredibly passionate people to talk about their interests and their craft. Fantastic interview!

[@rishiraaj.580]

People should not give too much Importance to Entertainer's. Actor's, Cricketer's - They Are Just Entertainer's Don't Run After Them Like Dog. 😐

[@jayvyas7808]

What an amazing conversation! Love the honesty with which Anurag puts his opinion across. Huge respect!

[@gurudathshenoy6478]

One of the best conversations about cinema, specifically Hindi cinema. When two people who live cinema sit together this is what happens. Thanks @Bhardwaj Rangan for interviewing @Anurag Kashyap.

[@amitnagpal1985]

This was refreshing to watch. Watched the entire thing without skipping a second. So raw and honest. Very relatable.

[@RK12303]

If he would have born in tamil nadu or kerala he would have become one of the finest director of the country.

[@vsadha5241]

I breathe because of Tamil Cinema: Anurag Kashyap in the film Gangs of Wasseyapur Anurag gives Credit to 3 kollywood directors (Madurai Triumvirate) of Bala, Ameer and Sasikumar. in opening credit of film Gangs of Wasseyapur. I remember the first time I saw Balas film Sethu, starring Vikram. I knew something had been set off in me as I watched the movie unfold. My obsession with films from this region continued with Kaadhal Kondein, Paruthiveeran and Subramaniapuram among others. No one has filmed Banaras the way it s been captured in Naan Kadavul, says Anurag, who has lived in those parts during his formative years. These films have formed an indelible impression on my mind and they inspired me to go back to my roots

[@VARMOT123]

he is already a very good one . doesn't matter the state

[@holymoly3566]

@@vsadha5241 without watching Tamil movies, you would have become zombie is it? 🤣🤣😂. Just kidding

[@vsadha5241]

@@holymoly3566 i watch all type of films tamil,telugu,malyalam ,kannada yet to watch marathi films

[@c.augustedupin8860]

satyajit ray,ritwik ghatak,Mrinal Sen were not born in Tamil Nadu it kerela but are easily the greatest film maker india ever had.

[@harsh61193]

The fact that Rangan is invisible in this interview is a testimony to the fact that Rangan is a gem. Kashyap on the other hand is so wise!

[@JinSakai_Kuroudo]

you were borin in 93, learn to respect people baccha

[@harsh61193]

@@JinSakai_Kuroudo What do you think my comment means, if not respect for both?

[@sun131089]

That’s bullshit about Karan Johar he is basically buying his fiercest critic and eliminating an opposing voice …the nonsense dharma tic makes is open for all to see

[@jospdcunha]

This is how the talk show should be. Purely raw and no nonsense questions or playing games or asking them to sing and what not. I have become a huge fan of this channel. Keep up the good work

[@RambabuLakavath]

Hope anurag kashyap will do an interview with sandeep reddy vanga

[@bpraghu]

Finding it really hard for words to appreciate the interview, mind blowing is too small a word. For any aspiring film maker, this conversation is a must watch. Thanks a ton BR.

[@sanjana6425]

Malayalam movies are gems in history

[@Asli_Dexter]

How can you not ask about Sacred Games...thats the best work this guy has created

[@dipakhariharan8797]

RRR would be the choice for India's selection for the Oscars , if the person who chooses has common sense. So ladies and gentlemen , it'd definitely be Kashmir files.

[@rimurutempest2130]

I don't know why everybody thinks he is intellect for stating some Obvious things . Pretty ordinary guy .

[@ExothermicRxn]

The irony of this comment that fails to write two sentences

[@mohammedharib4880]

Its always GREAT to watch Anurag Keshyap's interviews One can learn alot from him Looking forward to Dubaara Thanks BR for this amazing interview

[@masudakhan9841]

Absolutely loved this interview. What a legend. Feeling inspired to create after watching this, not sure what, but create

[@sarthaksengar1698]

Kashmir files wasn't a good film as in cinema ..but it was a very powerful story that needed to be told, so yeah 👍 kudos to Agnihotri but, yes I believe a more nuanced/better film could have been made on Kashmiri Pandits... I hope some fine producer makes a fine film on that issue... Kashyap is one person whose interviews enlighten you with knowledge about cinema. Becoming fan of his interviews. After SRK, Anurag Kashyap is one film person whose interviews are so interesting.

[@Mangosteencountry]

These two guys are Indian cinema's important national treasures. I hope the country appreciate their intellect n insights.

[@yankyanu4266]

The best interview from a Bollywood director till now.... Analysis made by him as common audience thinking is mind blowing

[@SEB_JUL]

Telegu cinema is the most regressive form of cinema among south Indian languages and RRR is one of the most regressive movies I have seen,except malyalam cinema all the other south Indian states are dominated by people from certain castes who call the shots,Anurag kashyap is deluded .

[@JohnyWalker1234]

Who is that producer of Return of Hanuman who made a documentary on himself ?

[@abinesh16]

First time seeing BR becoming an audience in the interview AK just speaks incredible Film language 💯🤯

[@sushmitachakraborty5477]

I don't know why he praised Animal film....I am sad & confused both at same time..

[@arthia9080]

Got here after seeing an emphatic praise for this talk on Reddit threads. Terrific conversation 👌🏼 A far better watch compared to movies these days. Only a secure and thoroughly passionate creator will give shoutouts to Maanagaram and Nayattu. His fearless observations about trends and people behaviors were WOW! Giving credit where it’s due (Karan-Johar- Dharmatic- Somen Mishra; Zoya Akhtar; RRR; burden of SRK’s star power) flowed the same way as the much needed critique. With the deluge of content and interviews these days, when was the last time someone spoke candidly and earnestly about soo many topics in such a short span of time? It didn’t feel lengthy at all! Yet I sat through 80 minutes of talk without feeling bored. Kudos to Galatta Plus team for having empowered BRangan to spread his wings, and get such gems for cinephiles.

[@trendingchannel5868]

There is immense talent hidden in India. But we people are so busy in getting दो वक्त की रोटी, we cant take that risk. There are extraordinary writers, directors, editors, cinematographers among us but we dont get a chance to prove ourself.

[@manojpandey7517]

19:34 He's being spot on! That's what I've felt since long. If we look at Korean cinema, they have their own style. Similarly if you look at Russian films, directors like Tarkovsky have their own signature style. Same goes with Iranian cinema also. Watch all Iranian classics and you will find a common undercurrent running through them giving you an aesthetic sense of their culture. Plenty of more examples like this are there in the world cinema apart from mainstream Hollywood. But we as an Indian have only aped everyone. We could never develope our own unique style, barring few directors Satyajit Ray. I get you Anurag.

[@bobbyarrows]

If you look down south Tamil and Malayalam has their culture and style in film making. Only Bollywood had lost its connection with culture and people..

[@Satiricalshank]

Watch malayalam and tamil movies especially, you'd change ur opinion on indian cinema

[@zuko_24568]

This is absolutely not true. Every film industry in India has it’s own unique style and traditions. Bollywood has always had it’s own unique identity and style that has differentiated it from other world cinema. Everyone knows that. Indian films are unique because of the way we blend genres and incorporate song and dance into our stories. The problem is that current Bollywood has lost touch with it’s roots. That is what Anurag is saying, you completely misunderstood him. He is only talking about the current phase of Hindi cinema losing it’s own identity and style. He is not saying Indian cinema never had it’s own identity and style. Southern filmmakers are still in touch with their roots and that’s why they are succeeding right now. Look at RRR and it’s success. That movie has captured the fascination of people all around the world because of it’s unique style that is only found in Indian cinema. How ironic of you to say that Indian cinema has never developed it’s own style at a time when so many people around the world are coming to appreciate Indian cinema’s style after watching RRR.

[@prajwalpraju5764]

28:06 about Rocking star Yashhh...

[@1968somya]

It's like a class of cinema studies.. brilliant interview

[@narendrareddy7690]

Why no Kashmir files for Oscars. Kashmir files destructed Bollywood. people teaching bolly wood , we want honest stories.

[@user-hq8wm8giyujcg]

this is i have been saying since the beginning everywhere, there are two main problems in the Hindi film industry which is: Punjabi nepotim, in the sense of people working but also punjabi culture and language influence in Hindi cinema, the other one is the lack of individual, local, personal approach of art, and artists (mainly directors and writers) should always self study there art and craft, and make what they want, and this approach should be engraved at the individual, societal, academic, industrial level, and this should be applied in all forms of art, visual art, performing art, music, video games, moving pictures, architecture, animation, literature, comics

[@shoulduwatch]

This man seems so genuine but he kept quiet on SSR and #metoo allegations on him and his close friends. Recently he was discussing filth with his daughter live! He is fooling all including himself. He's making bad bad movies. Sounding intellectual isn't enough.

[@TTT10001]

Tamil and Malayalam industries are the industries that still stays true to the art. Hope Hindi makes groundbreaking movies instead of commercial gimmicks.

[@AmericanArtWorld]

Jab tak varun dhavan and arjun kapoor jaise brilliant talent bollywood main honge tab tak bollywood main kachra banta rahega 😆

[@ParminderSingh-px6jv]

37:18

[@GOLDENMEHRA]

Waaao Bharadwaj Rangan...just waaaao! Every filmmaker (esp producers) living on Indian soil should watch this. Amurag you legend! Love love and only love!

[@starfarms]

Black Friday, Dev D, GOW, Ugly, Gulaal!..In another industry, Anurag Kashyap would have been celebrated..In Bollywood???

[@kalyan_7]

28:40 anurag's take on SRK's fans and his stardom

[@altros2566]

king 👑

[@rajivratan6861]

Oka mettu ekkesav ayya. My thoughts thoda thoda incline with you All over the place vunnai thoughts and this koncham line lo pettindi

[@sidharthmuralidharannair1096]

This interview was just free flowing like a casual conversation with two friends who have similar interests. Did not feel like an interview at all. Kudos to both👍. Baddy love your work man, Keep going. All the best with your future works ❤️

[@arshsheikh2944]

Every two minutes he is giving a badass quote💯👏 This interview is pure bliss to the ears

[@90ssubham75]

Ya Talk big n make a remake of Spanish movie what happen to the original flimmaker Anurag 😒

[@imsid99]

The quality of this interview is top class. Fucked my schedule but kudos to Baddy.

[@Twilight6789]

🤯

[@VIJAYPM-YT]

These days we are into - Making Intellectualist,existentialists Sermons - Superbly put by Anurag Kashyap.

[@Campritchett2]

This interview should be a case study in film schools because the honesty and knowledge that anurag kashyap speaks is what to learn from. Whether you like his views about country, proving his nationality or being patriotic but one thing you can't deny is his honesty and dedication about his films and how much rooted he is with his motherland and hence is the reason we love his genre. Well spoken interview... thoroughly enjoyed it ❤️❤️

[@abhyudaykanoje]

Baradwaj Rangan is an absolute best when it comes to taking interviews, on point, engages the person with whom he is taking the interview, keeps the interest of the viewers. Others should try to learn from him

[@rajasingh5490]

Bhai ultimate interview.. Anurag spoke openly about Dharma and YRF , but never did he insult them … Anurag , just spoke truth …

[@jaikrishna174]

People Who Love RRR are in millions all over the world they are raving about it. But people who hate RRR are mere number but they are barking every where RRR is getting appreciation. Clearly shows it’s not their Hate it’s their inferiority complex and Jealousy 😂🤭 #RRR is never before ever after 🤓 haters gonna hate

[@smrithi08]

Enchanting interview 😍😍 cant stop watching intermediate..it would be good if you add subtitles as well..i felt certain words aren't clear and something spoken in Hindi.. though i am a die hard fan of him!!

[@priyanshugupta5873]

Anurag Kashyap is the Legend ✨♥️🌟

[@karthiksrivatsa8243]

The struggle this guy has gone through and the gems which he has produced is legendary!! I wish all his 11 scripts to come on screen. Nothing would be happier to see the original story of him. Rooted, as he says 😁