Pa. Ranjith Interview With Baradwaj Rangan | Lights Camera Analysis | Natchathiram Nagargiradhu | CC

[@sruthiee7622]

Only BR does these interviews which serve as mini film schools with legends from all languages, AND with subtitles!!! I wouldnt mind paying for this kind of content, it's soo valuable!

[@Kishorreey]

Agreed💯❤

[@harishsambasivan8627]

Best things come free

[@owthamanroobenpadmanaban7239]

Shhhh Don't let him hear it...

[@TheSmith645]

this rich privileged attitude where ppl are offering to pay even if something is given free is what ruins it for the ppl who got less money

[@JaydevRaol]

Agree

[@94kprithvi]

Pa Ranjith is national treasure. Seriously. What clarity of thought. What a revolutionary. When majority of Indian movies are going backwards in terms of ideology, Tamil cinema is fortunate to have someone like Ranjith. Every time I listen to him, I learn something new

[@nsomamaya]

You nailed it. He is a treasure. He is much younger than me. Every time I listen to him or watch his movies, he leaves a real impact and questions my prejudices.

[@srikanthvenkataramanan5125]

💯

[@Kishorreey]

Once Vetrimaaran said : " Pa ranjith is not film maker who says politics in his movies. He is a politician who makes films. We can't find any political incorrectness in his films "

[@Nishken92]

❤

[@bharathragavan1393]

Very true.. finest directors Tamil cinema have... in that show, they didn't call Pa. Ranjith... I believe Ranjith bro dates were not available or bust shooting...

[@sathishvelu7714]

😎😎😎😎🎉😘👍😂😀😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@harishsambasivan8627]

Define political incorrectness.?

[@nts-srihari]

Film companion South’s first director roundtable interview

[@m.avinash8862]

BR is BRidge between Film Enthusiasts and Filmmakers

[@gouthamselvaraju977]

I love the balance between technical and idealogical questions asked by BR to Ranjith. It’s yummy when a creator talks about the nuance behind his creation. I got the same feel when I watched the movie which I have now after watching this interview - Pa Ranjith will become one of most influential and inevitable creator of our lifetime

[@ajsuraj]

Pa.Ranjith is India's Gem, a National Treasure in Making. I was in Awe after watching the Film & it satisfied me at so many levels. After watching this Interview, i understand the Philosophies, Symbolism & Complexities in his Portrayal. He's a Political Filmmaker, a Master of his Craft. People like Vivek Agnihotri on the other hand are poor examples of Political Filmmakers. Ranjith takes Inspiration from Spike Lee & Godard, from Van Gogh & Picasso. He's a National Treasure who's taking Indian Cinema to heights no one in India could. Thanks to Periyar, Thanks to Babasaheb, who shaped him. Now I'm waiting for his take on Veer Birsa Munda!

[@nsomamaya]

BR, great interview as usual. We have a gem among us, who is constantly learning, reflecting and doesn't afraid to challenge the society. Can't get enough of Pa Ranjith.

[@kranthiraj667]

Whether you like the movie or not, one should agree Pa Ranjith is a game changer in Indian Movie industry

[@manjunathm5440]

Trend Setter..Pride Of Indian Cinema Pa Ranjith 👌👌👏👏💐💐

[@Pushparaj_br]

Appreciate BR for calmly listening.

[@ponnarasueb1641]

BR Sir again you are the one person to have an long interview with Pa.Ranjith about the film having a question about scene, dialogues, art , editing, music and direction. The director has also answered all doubts some with laughter. Pa.Ranjith has a good vision in his script. Normal film reviewers cannot understand the film. Nice interview. Hats off to both of you.

[@dude9232]

Thank you BR. You are the best. Ranjith is so brilliant

[@rocksBottom_25]

BR sir film knowledge is universe. Wereever he face any directors , we can expect intense discussion about film and getting straight words from filmmakers about his/her work meant for. Congrats 👏 sir. No one can't replace you ,sir. Congrats dr. ranjith too .

[@MrAthul123]

Just finished watching the movie last night and hoped for this interview😀

[@prashaanth7619]

Omg same

[@GSamyukth]

Same here

[@sameerchoudhary6689]

Thanks sir for adding english subtitles

[@vilvam]

Ranjith - an honest man with deep sense of clarity.

[@manimaranramakrishnan6434]

best interview by Pa. Ranjith and BR

[@HarishParthu123]

I used to hate reviewers and film critics only until I came across Bharadwaj Rangan. This is a brilliant interview. Thanks for the English subtitles!

[@HarishKumar-tb5qe]

Excellent interview.. got great insights about the film..

[@rathan8]

What a deep discussion 🥰

[@nitishkumarsharma3192]

Big fan pa Ranjith sir 💙🖤♥️

[@shakedj911]

Fantastic idea to release LCA for NN after the OTT release. Don't think the movie released in theaters overseas or for that matter in many other parts of India. So makes sense to release it now. Was really looking fwd to a deep dive after I watched NN and was disappointed when there wasn't one after it's release. All good now I Suppose. Can't wait for PS 1's LCA, it better be 2 hours long BR :) !

[@nitishkumarsharma3192]

Full time support pa Ranjith sir 💙🖤

[@ramizraja3281]

30:20 Rene character just shown up ... That smile 😂😊

[@Nishken92]

You got it bro 😅

[@vaishaaliramalingam5020]

Couldn’t remember the last tome i cried watching an interview. Just thanks

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

Such a meaningful conversation & an Interview :) I had a great time watching this video :)

[@saigopalvisvanathan8366]

@Baradwaj Rangan, this is an excellent interview, very thought provoking questions and of course it was straight from the heart from Ranjith, got to know the insights of Natchathiram Nagargiradhu. This interview has opened my senses and I am going to watch this movie again to decode some of the details which I missed the first time. Expecting more such interviews from you.

[@beenasam879]

Watched Pa Renjith's movie twice in OTT. Amazing movie. Loved every bit . Awaiting awards and laurels for this movie, the creative part, how it crafted and the way the actors performed . Happy and proud to say that my daughter played the part Roshini. Dushara, the cool cat....performed so well.🤗👏... Ofcourse all the other main actors also. Beautiful choreography, music, Shabeer, all super.

[@jameerahamed1046]

Vinsu Rachel Sam's Mom :P

[@beenasam879]

@@jameerahamed1046 😊

[@attakathidinesh5087]

Thank you so much for BR sir.

[@Wolverinetalks]

Mind blowing explanation😮

[@_little_heart_47]

Wonderful Director #paranjith Sir 💙💯💙

[@BALA-zl4xs]

Waah kya baat hai 🙌 Pa Ranjith sir hats off

[@nitishkumarsharma3192]

Brilliant movie 🔥🔥🔥🔥 natachitram nagarghirdhu

[@s_anandsurya]

2:10 "You may have denied me your friendship, but you can't deny me the sun and the moon." This honestly shows me the idiocy of caste discrimination, the world itself doesn't ever do that at all. There is no such concept for the world, only humans.

[@raghunaths5925]

1:03:05 to 1:08:40 🔥👏

[@buddy_buddy]

Sema.. 🔥

[@nitishkumarsharma3192]

Nice work pa Ranjith sir 💙

[@sanjaysai3338]

Pa Ranjith 🛐💙

[@meeramani1840]

Pa Ranjith 🔥🔥🔥

[@shashanktheoverthinker]

Great interview! Bharadwaj rangan , I sincerely request you to do a light camera analysis with rishab shetty for kanthara , the same way you did with raj b shetty for garuda gamana vrishabha vahana

[@karthick7thala127]

Master class 👑💫

[@kanagarajraj2458]

My brother❤❤❤

[@nitishkumarsharma3192]

Blockbuster 🔥

[@TheSharath706]

36:46 Who is "Master" ??

[@kanagarajraj2458]

My brother❤

[@vaishaaliramalingam5020]

1.14.00 the topic of Raja sir. Omgggggg what a point

[@CapedCrusader7_]

This is great. Releasing LCA after ott .

[@prashaanth7619]

What's LCA

[@CapedCrusader7_]

Lights Camera Analysis

[@ganeshgp9167]

It's been a Great insightful interview. And Baddy, we are still waiting for Kantara review

[@recoamit]

subtitles possible? it would be amazing to get a gist of this conversation

[@elangovanelangovan2227]

🙏🙏👏👏

[@mugeshselvan5442]

36:45 yaru andha master??

[@sreenivasangs7351]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mostly_ciniimaa]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@apalamvihar]

Truly wide angle, sharing the thought process, inner conflicts, and aspirations of the artists, we only see their overt presentation, but BR brings the person🌹behind, unraveling the mystery and relishing the magic 👌of movie making, Here we relate and involve, with person too.

[@ajsuraj]

01:06:07 Where're the Subtitles? Why there're no Subtitles when he's talking something important?

[@ferozkhan298]

Ranjith Anna you are against not only caste you are against whoever treat as less them it is not caste politics it is whoever against emotion

[@rdxroy22]

Please add subtitle

[@murthis2893]

1.11.08 what's that song???

[@Akash-jj8pi]

galatta do open shorts channel it is very hard to find your interviews among the shorts

[@PDSREACTION]

Kantara review??

[@ajithk3954]

genius😎

[@srbasha74]

The cunning design is casteism is the everyone is an oppressor and oppressed the same time. Even within brahmins, there is levels, some allowed to touch idols and some can't. Similarly, within Dalit, there are so many layers. When someone feels oppressed, he finds consolation in oppressing someone else. That is a clever design and that is why it remains self-rejuvenating, reinforced without any external catalyst or governance body. For e.g., women oppression is regulated and reinforced by religion.

[@SanthoshkumarSrinivasan89]

Well said

[@Astitha]

Exactly. That only Qureishi can become the caliph. Or more than 90% of the Ashrafs become part of AIMPB law board in a secular country - which allows people to be a different person and different legal entity in india, BY RELIGIOUS BIRTH. Or how a women opression of triple talaq, putting pressure on women to wear full bodied clothes to stop enticing men or a marker to differentiate themselves from "slave or unbeliever" women is enforced by religious structures I'm NOT demeaning your crique of caste system. It's a disease we all know existing since 400 AD (according to BR Ambedkar) and further complicated by Turkic-persian and british colonization. But trying to map that crique to a particular religion ignoring the social incentives that existed and corrupted during colonial rule while giveing pass to other religions which practiced slavery across atlantic, indian and north african and Hindu Kush regions, sounds a bad faith critique to me. Even in Pakistan and Kashmir, hindu and christian dalits were mistreated horribly (check it out. They arae "officially" sewer workers). The point I'm making is whatever may be the origins of caste, it has gone beyond religion. If you want to talk about eradicating first understand motivations. No one is addressing the motivations but "assuming" that it is rooted in religion based on some "law books". I bet no one oppresses these days by caste while quoting a Manusmriti or any law book. But hell, in other religions terroristis kill others while quoting holy books.

[@srbasha74]

@@Astitha I agree with you totally, but I am not here writing a book on caste system. I was just commenting on top of what Ranjith said.

[@susiraslibrary1509]

Main issue i had in the film is..... I dont listen to ilaiyaraja music much.. (I prefer ARR) It doesnt mean that i m against dalits.. Likes and dislikes of music is based on ones personal taste.And i didnt know ilaiyaraja belongs to one particular community before watching this film.

[@GSamyukth]

Watch the interview again, Ranjith answered it. The fight between Rene and Iniyan isn't about that!

[@susiraslibrary1509]

He is saying that ilaiyaraja is prone to criticism becoz of his community.. But there is another side also right.. For some ppl.... they really didnt like his music.So i think its not right to make a generic statement like that becoz of the past issue he explained.

[@premanul]

@@susiraslibrary1509 the second part is generic , the next gen has started liking Anirudh more than ARR but we have to deal with the first part it is specific to illayaraja

[@LIKITH706]

Plz , do lights camera analysis with rishabh Shetty BR...

[@vinutha_nagaraj]

❤️

[@vigneshmurugan3513]

1:10:35

[@sammithbs8769]

Hi BR, I hope you have seen and will be reviewing Kantara...

[@Hari-qv5gp]

Volume is very low...

[@vasanthsiva6963]

Ranjith interviewsss >>>>>>>>>> ranjith movies

[@mahammadrasool196]

please review Kantara Kannada movie

[@hemanthhm1611]

Hi Baradwaj Rangan Sir... Please do watch Kannada film Kantara and provide your reviews... Direction, Script and Acting by Rishab Shetty... Film is getting good response from Audience from other states as well... Appreciate if you could provide your opinion and review... Note:it's released in Kannada language only with English subtitles...

[@vasanthsiva6963]

BR we need interview wit mani sir

[@naveenraj.s2189]

Take selvaraghavan interview for naane varuvean

[@tamilselvan3851]

Interview TK 👽 Baddy

[@Srjramesh]

Uff ...suddenly I thought this is camera analysis with manirathnam. Please make it happen soon baddy you can also talk about his old films like how you did for mayakkam enna with selvaraghavan

[@arun01000]

Pa ranjith

[@sumedhasathreya6922]

there is a kannada movie called #kaanthaara. Do watch it.

[@priyadarshinikalathil6302]

Paerumpoonai was the show stealer

[@sushruthbs4227]

Did u watch kantara ?

[@shreyashegde4032]

Looks like "kantara" movie review from BR is not gonna come🙄😑🥲

[@saimadhusudanan]

Compared to Ranjith's other movies, this one was okayish, lot of stuff seemed forced and rushed, almost like the director wrote the issues he felt was problematic in society and build a screenplay around it while ticking all of the boxes. The whole Beef scene was one such instance, either normalise it or spend good time on it, this felt so random af

[@premanul]

Absolutely yes, it’s the ideas that make up this movie as BR said in his review of NN. That’s also why it is experimental .

[@harishasrinivasa1559]

can you watch and review #Kantara

[@yadhavprakash]

i felt ... Even Ranjith's❤ Interviews are BETTER than Natchathiram Nagarkirathu movie... Natchathiram Nagarkirathu is too Boring and Half baked

[@kannanmohan7888]

For me the movie is too worst, And am I the only one who felt this is the worst movie if Pa.Ranjith sir. (And I'm not raja parambarai- because if I said this movie is worst then the next step they scold me as a Raja parambarai)

[@mohammadhusen5689]

மிரள வைக்கும் சீயான் விக்ரமின் தங்கலான்

[@shivshankarm7886]

Review Kantara

[@nitishkumarsharma3192]

BR sir please subtitles 😔

[@arunbabusankar603]

Color is an illusion. The idea of superiority of colors white >black is an illusion. Can we say red color is superior to green? No right. We can have preferences but we cannot prove it objectively prove one color is superior to another. Like red, blue, yellow our skin color also has varied spectrum colors from darker to lighter tones. If we can’t tell red is superior to green, how can we tell lighter human skin color is superior to darker tones. On what basis we assign values like unclean, dirty to darker tones and pure, pristine to lighter tones. Many people in many countries have been affected, bullied, oppressed only based on this illusion of colors. This illusion is mainly perpetrated by media, fairness cream ads, movie degrading dark tone individuals. How many of us realized this ? Who is responsible for our color or identities? Where do we get our color? You don’t believe it or not, You are 50% of your mom and 50% of your dad. You can’t deny this fact. All human beings started as 46 chromosomes, 23 from mom and 23 from dad. The 23 chromosomes are nothing but smallest possible version of your mom and dad. The physical identities like color, height, facial features you got from your parents. The seed or 46 chromosomes which develops into a full human was not yours. It was given to you. How can you take responsibility for a trait which is not yours. So your parents are responsible for your color. If you ask the same question to your parents, who is responsible for their color. The answer repeats and your parents got their chromosomes from their parents. And it goes on until the origin. We also get other identities from our parents when we come in this world. Those identities are caste, religion, socioeconomic status. Your physical identities and social identities was not under your control. You didn’t ask for these identities when come into this world as a baby. It’s up to us to analyze the illusions when we mature and have a proper understanding of these facts.

[@booksniffers101]

😭😭😭😭

[@raajstr6357]

Natchathiram Nagargirathu is one of weakest ranjith flim imo. I expected solid one its end up like twitter space. Hope he gives his best in vikram project. Bring kamal & STR in your flim.

[@suhasbv2975]

Kantara kantara kantara

[@b4dreams99]

Semma muttu illayaraja ku

[@krithz9598]

#didddhdhd

[@HarishKumar-nm1rx]

Started watching natchathiram nagargiradhu on netflix, in initial 5 minutes itself, they started talking about jaadhi. I switched off the tv and said aala vidra gomakkos. 🤣🙏

[@Sharathvvv]

Arjun (kalaiarasan) character identified 😅

[@liberationpanthers]

Perum...😾

[@gokul7053]

Soora mokka movie