How Court shows character over story

In this video, we discuss how Chaitanya Tamhane explores the characters in the film Court (2014) to show us more than just a story.
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[@kaladinstromblessed5221]

, one of my law professors recommended this movie to watch in 2nd sem. Man what movie

[@rupeshsukale6881]

Excellent analysis, one of the most important characters, the wife of a sewage worker, She is a dalit woman as well, who does not know her age, does not know much about how the system, is fed up with the court dates but she has self-esteem and refuses to accept the money from her lawyer.

[@swapniltamhane323]

Finally someone chose this masterpiece for the analysis. This is a perfect movie with each scene speaks more than respective dialogue. The major focus of this movie is "Contradiction". 1. After debating on Victoria law the next shot shows how we have advanced super market in town indicating our life style is changed but not basic laws.! 2. Right after Kamble's folk song, kids performed on Item number, Kamble is arrested for his national folk song but pub has artist who perform Brazil street songs. 3. The leady advocate is fighting for other's rights but at home she don't have voice. Her son simply denies to eat vegetable because it was his unfavorite vegetable. There are many more Easter eggs in this movie. All credit goes to its Writer & Director Chaitanya Tamhane. @Cinemawali: Requesting for 'The Disciple' analysis. Regards,

[@akshada01akki]

You should have more subscribers, you are criminally underrated!!keep up the good work .

[@nafisalam9102]

Wow, what an analysis. Had watched this movie 4-5 years ago but I couldn't really appreciate it, but this video really helped. The voice was perfectly in sync with running images.Can't believe tamhane was just 27 when this released. Also voiceover format is the best. Waiting for the disciple's analysis(hope you do it).

[@arnabkundu114]

I watched this film recently after avoiding it for too long....have to say , amazing film and I liked how the film ends...this film is more about how our justice system works (which is shown through the different characters) than any particular character....btw amazing video

[@RajeshVermaAdvocate]

It's pity that this movie not shown to law students in colleges and universities... However .. you may also find resemblence of this movie in french movie titled the Lost honor of Katharina blum ...

[@Pranay471]

I am addicted to your story telling 😍❤️

[@vaibhavvbhv]

Thank you for posting this video, that last bit about the judge was too good.

[@nerdy_mulgi]

It is really hard hitting courtdrama, It touched many political issues without much exaggeration. Subtle movie to know the social and political ideas of today although the movie was released in 2014 yet the situation is relevant even now! Have to appreciate the director

[@ptarchives]

😭 even your narration of the story is so good .... The wife's appearance along with your narration was so touching .

[@Sumjom-t2v]

Fortunate to watch this master piece. This film leaves me in agony

[@pratikpol4436]

Great great great analysis.... Now we want Chaitanya's next film analysis #disciple

[@ptarchives]

I'm so glad I found you and your channel ❤

[@chanchalbose5690]

Your analysis helps ,inspires , challenges the way we see a movie. Execellent work.

[@vankateshsharma6705]

This is best video for English speaking

[@ptarchives]

I think we keep some professions in a pedestal and expect them to be people with a sound sense of morality. But in reality everyone is a common man . They think its just their jobs . But when they see other news about injustice and all they shake their heads in disapproval. This kind of detachment and black and white thinking about social problems is the problem . I think good movies can change that. Recently I was thinking , if a STAR hero, Plays the role of an auto driver for example with a severe sense of justice and style and charisma, people who like them and follow them , especially auto drivers will have a sense of pride in being in that job . And that sense of proudness in itself will make them behave in way that is very dignified and gives them a sense of duty . It is only when someone takes pride in their work will they be able to avoid the temptations of being lazy and not going the extra mile to give justice to the work. I think cinema has a very strong power to influence people in that sense . Another example are doctors , there are doctors who are inherently empathetic, there are surgeons who take pride in doing a perfect surgery . And there are some dumb quacks too .... Since we have glorified doctors so much , we fail to recognise the things that makes a person a good doctor. When good doctors are recognised and appreciated more in the public view , rather than generalising a good doctor as someone who treats patients at low cost , more doctors will have the motivation to continue giving their 200% to their profession. What do you think?

[@vinayaksutar3286]

Exceptional storytelling! Great work!!

[@raj_ek_patriarch]

8:15 if you are aware that time you would know how much we loved to play "bagdoi riksawala" inspite of language barrier. That too before internet era

[@tfcalvin3328]

It's a good analysis. Well done!

[@eagleheart1636]

I got to know about your channel through an insta reel. I am an film enthusiast myself and want to create a channel based on films and specially, Bengali films. Superb channel, keep going.

[@arnishadas4093]

Please, make one movie review of 'Akira'..,one criminally underrated film!

[@armanhossain1667]

Loved this analysis!💖

[@Vaish.001]

Loved your Review. Can you do more such movies ? Like Ship of Theseus, The Lunchbox, The Three of Us, Masaan. Also, do you have a Letterboxd Account ?

[@princem77]

amazing! 🙌

[@mohak3955]

🙌

[@Brahmmo]

❤

[@Dhruvhehe]

Your explanation and knowledge about cinema is just out of words🤌 keep going you are doing amazing!