How NOT To Interview Bollywood Celebrities

[@Thinking...579]

I remember seeing Zakir Khan say that nowadays every interviewer thinks that they are celebrities friends or they behave like one but they actually are not and there should be boundaries and respect towards the question and towards celebrity.

[@dhruvgupta8660]

Chalchitra Talks?

[@phunsukh2810]

​@@dhruvgupta8660 💯

[@aditikule2482]

I really like them ​@@dhruvgupta8660

[@sudeshnamitra6675]

Yes exactly, The Chalchitra Talks episode!

[@Rowrow2]

Nayandeep 😂

[@AdityaKapur96]

The problem is simple, people who have no experience in interviewing, when they do it, they’re bound to fail miserably

[@AmnolGupta]

These social media teams have started putting a popular face on any job.. no matter if the famous face actually has the skill set or experience to do it. I see Bassi also doing same shit in Netflix interviews

[@meenachaavali2492]

Absolutely

[@gauravgandi1398]

Or you can simply prepare better , do a little research. And understand that you are not the star here.

[@iamsreetamabiswas]

So in that sense there should be no new journalists?

[@largefan1]

Means all 😂😂

[@TheVijard]

Shashi Kapoor was a gentleman. The way he brushed aside uncomfortable questions aboout his personal life was done with such politeness.

[@nikhilmadhu2660]

Bro probably didn't had the energy to react probably

[@saumz2206]

True gentleman ❤

[@pocketsfullofdynamite]

@nikhilmadhu2660 no that's called being wiser as you age.

[@shubhajaggi5487]

That interviewer, ew

[@Furrina89]

​@@pocketsfullofdynamitealso, doesn't hurt that he comes from Bollywood royalty. His father is practically the founder of Bollywood and both his brothers and nephews were superstars of their time. Also, he had very close relationship with Amitabh, Dharmendra and Manoj Kumar. He said no, because he didn't need to give a crap about some interviewer (and STILL was polite about it).

[@005Diva]

Parineeti is really polite.. Kajol or kareena would have given her good

[@chinmaywagh1135]

Ohhh i would love to hear Kareena respond to that 😂🤌🏼

[@ThankYouGoogle4]

She couldn't have said that to Kareena. Kareena used to look gorgeous during her early days and this thought wouldn't have crossed her mind anyway.

[@yaminnie-fm]

​@@ThankYouGoogle4 They mean to say Kareena is sassy and upon being said something so stupid about her, She'd have given her a good slap by words.

[@coraline2006]

​@@ThankYouGoogle4 that's true but boy she'd cook her so hard if she said something that even hinted this

[@NitinGupta-qm6hj]

Bhai, kareena esa bolti ki agla episode se host change ho jata.

[@tanyathukral1293]

What happened with Juhi was disgusting, so unfortunate and immature of the interviewer. Disgusting

[@thewierd_thewonderful996]

True

[@chinmaywagh1135]

And him pestering her even when she in tears is even more infuriating. I mean come on, read the effing room 🤦🏼🤦🏼

[@anayaa664]

​@@chinmaywagh1135like can't he see she's in verge of crying

[@TheSuavemanner]

that interviewer nahta was shown his place by Sanjay Gupta who made Jazba and kaante.

[@LavenderValley777]

🎉 I'm your 1k liker... Your true😮

[@user-zi2hc3yb9l]

The last question towards Vidya Balan sums up most people's perspective about actresses and their role in movies.. it's just bizzer

[@youngramesh5970]

bizzer is honestly exactly what was going through my head when i saw that part.

[@MessiahManiac]

Bro i still can't believe the dude actually asked Vidya that bullshit question, wtf is wrong with people

[@r.c.7779]

@@youngramesh5970what is bizzer? Do you mean bizarre?

[@kushalgarde2547]

How someone can write alright English in one sentence and then write 'bizzer' in the next sentence is beyond me.

[@anushreemanoj5132]

@@kushalgarde2547 Typing errors happen, my dude. chill

[@shikhamalhotra29]

I mean I really felt so bad for Juhi. That was insensitive on part of host. He should be banned

[@AmartyaRao356]

And the irony is he Komal nahta tell ppl to ban other critics eg krk 🤣🤣 he and krk are no different

[@Naman_yeoboseyo]

​@@AmartyaRao356krk is better

[@shivamsingh9127]

​@@Naman_yeoboseyoyou need mental therapy if you like krk. Both are same no difference between krk and komal nahata

[@Naman_yeoboseyo]

@@shivamsingh9127 nah bro I mean yeah I know what krk does but some of his videos are genuinely good

[@buboy19]

What is with Indians and the obsession with letterman’s interview of Ash. Please understand his show is an American late night show that has these sorts of questions as a set up for awkward/funny/weird encounters.

[@Niksdharan]

I remember watching Juhi Chawla's interview with Komal Nahta on Etc bollywood business where he asked her about her brother being in Coma. She started shredding ocean 🌊from her eyes and it went for more than a minute. The editor didn't even cut that moment and showed it completely. I clearly can recall her words, "Ye aap kaha chale gaye. "

[@umeed79]

And u know what was worst? The guy didn’t even show a shred of remorse, pity or even offered some tissue to wipe her tears. He just sat there with his stupid face poking n probing. My heart broke when I saw Juhi in that state on national TV. It was disgusting.

[@kashishzaidi7103]

The one with Juhi chawala was heart shattering 💔

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

You can't keep on probing when you see your guest in that emotional state

[@birajsingha9879]

I was really furious with the guy who was asking this stupid question. He sees her as she's quivering with sadness, couldn't even answer the question. Wtf man! 😑

[@bidsvon6379]

which interview?

[@Escapist...]

That interviewer was the definition of insensitive. However, I also feel alongwith the interviewer we should also hold accountable the Editors who thought it's okay not to edit out someone being emotionally vulnerable; the Producers who approved the clip to be aired and of course, the Channel itself for monetising on it.

[@QoSabKuch]

It was disappointing to see one human exploiting another's pain 😢

[@KamathVaishali]

08:05 The way SRK puts the uncle in his place is exemplary. ❤❤ I wish I had such iconic retorts up my sleeve.

[@raizahasmath5580]

Can you translate what was the question and the reply?

[@KamathVaishali]

@@raizahasmath5580 Interviewer: Now that you are 40, you'd want to do different things. At your age, you cannot run behind girls any more. SRK: It's at your age that a man runs behind girls. At my age, girls run behind me. 😎😎

[@yaminnie-fm]

​@@KamathVaishali SRK 🗿

[@destinycs9]

The ultimate chad

[@KamathVaishali]

@@destinycs9 true. Both are talking like alpha males.

[@HAP27]

There is no one who shuts down rude reporters with as much wit as SRK.

[@Atulnavadiya]

Agree

[@arunitsingh3518]

Agree

[@divyam1501]

Priyanka can also do it with ease

[@karnkashyap2306]

Agree

[@sumanaroy2946]

If Prajakta can look like Parineeti Chopra then I can also look like Aishwarya Rai 😂 neither prajakta can act like parineeti nor she can ever look like her. Parineeti is beautiful 😍❤️ just the way she's and she is such an effortless and natural actress unlike prajakta' s overacting

[@thedoublep]

To be honest, Prajakta does look beautiful, she's in the range of Pareeniti in terms of looks only but she can't act like her anyway, that's what makes Pareeniti far more beautiful but if we talk about only facial features, prajakta looks better (I don't like her, this is a very unbiased opinion)

[@k-8511]

@@thedoublepnope Prajakta is overrated by you

[@miyamoto900]

So you are saying that Parineeti is a good actor ? Really ?! Like theatre actors Konkan Sen or tabu or Kangna ?! 😒😒😒

[@bigheadedm]

Printer refused acknowledge her second cousin… so you can ignore her

[@ibrahimuzair08]

@@thedoublep you seem shallow. Just saying

[@thanosthegreat2220]

I think the intention with which prajakta said that was not condescending, but surely that was really disrespectful.

[@aarchisha625]

she's kinda narcissistic

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

100%. Intention was pure I believe. Its the way she communicated the same that seemed off

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

And people like Rohan Joshi were celebrating Raju Srivastav's death and abusing him after he left the world. Just imagine what his daughter and wife must have gone through at that time.

[@janvikhattar5911]

​@@AnkitGupta-u1nwhat?? Are you serious??

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

@janvikhattar5911 Go and Google about Rohan Joshi and Raju Srivastav controversy. It was huge, and Rohan is actually a disgusting guy.

[@vaishakk9768]

Prajakta is usually cringe 😬

[@Nutangawali09]

Mostlycringe

[@Lalitmeena5409]

MostlyLame

[@B1it3krieg]

Always!

[@cgxapurba8450]

😂😂

[@DS-bl3po]

+1

[@alishasingh6050]

I felt it equally bad when I heard Prajakta talk like that...how are people daring to say this on face. Thoda popular ho gye to khud to itna over estimate kar liya....wahhh !!

[@emyf9197]

her intention was something else but it came off very wrong n insulting. Now that this gone viral, parineeti will feel extra bad. Talk abt being super tone deaf

[@Azx12345]

Her intention was good the way she articulated was wrong

[@dOVERanalyst]

HOW was her intention good? She was downright malicious.

[@akash-dsouza]

Jammy just removed her section from the video anyone know why?

[@emyf9197]

@@akash-dsouza copyright issues maybe

[@shrads_travel_diary]

I liked how Shashi Ji handled it... Everyone should do the same. No personal questions

[@personaldata1270]

I think one shud set the interviewer right. By calling them out

[@Prasaddongare]

I'll make it simple - an interviewer should be "an introvert" person who is a good listener 😊 A person like Prajakta and Karan are extroverts by nature hence they divert the topic and do not understand "the tone" of the celebrity 😂

[@smrutishikharath3025]

Well said

[@nirūpotsava]

Woah that's a smart evaluation

[@kulsumsalman5135]

👍 I agree.

[@stuthisubash8259]

Example ....look at jammy himself or Anupama Chopra

[@zwengji]

Jammy isn't that good. Simi garewal was better ​@@stuthisubash8259

[@chethanabhaskara480]

David Letterman is the worst! There are so many videos online of him not treating his guests well

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I remember seeing his interview with Jennifer Aniston and he is literally physically harassing her and forcing himself upon her. So uncomfortable

[@arnatri1503]

The one with Lindsay Lohan...... Gawd!!!

[@kedaver263]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsThat's the worst😢

[@RII7E_ms.sunshine]

​@@TriedRefusedProductions that was so gross, she literally was backing up but he forced her to stay still. If it had happened now twitter would have destroyed him

[@universumamans5157]

100 percent... Still he is so respectable man in Hollywood... I don't understand why

[@RitikBenipal]

I do tend to like interviews that are less like an interview and more like a get-together with friends. It can really help the host and guest be more comfortable and is overall more entertaining imo. That being said, any host should definitely be observant of whether or not the person they are interviewing appreciates the discussion they're having and be able to dial it down if needed.

[@himanshujangu5541]

If you are mentioning conducting interviews. One of the best example in Hollywood is bbc ALI PLUMB. That guy is just so much fun...just look at his interactions with celebs like. Tom cruise, Steven Spielberg, james Cameron. Even celebs feel so comfortable with him. We saw different fun loving sides of them. Even Graham Norton in terms of show hosting and Conor too ❤❤❤

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

he is absolutely brilliant!

[@aditikule2482]

Love how he conducts interviews.. ❤

[@kumariankita9267]

Also, Zane Lowe I think

[@aditikule2482]

@@kumariankita9267 yessss... He sounds empathetic 💝

[@raghavchohda7290]

Graham Norton is the most fun talk show host. Mickey Rourke complimented him in one episode telling him compared to American talk shows he enjoyed a lot.

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

How do people like Prajakta Koli, Kusha Kapila and Rohan Joshi (who seriously celebrated Raju Srivastav's demise) enjoy such mammoth fanbase? People have lost their marbles and made heroes out of loons!

[@abhishekbijalwan2246]

Bro their are people like elvish yadav who have huge fan base in social media what do you expect and atleast they are better than him

[@Pwbs22]

Kudos for this Comment

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

@abhishekbijalwan2246 Criminal Elvish is as bad as Rohan Joshi. Are you seriously defending someone so horrible as that guy, who said inhumane things after someone's demise?

[@oneriskylife]

@@AnkitGupta-u1n kya bola usne.

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

@@oneriskylife KZbin is censoring my comment. Go and Google about Rohan Joshi and Raju Srivastav controversy... it was huge. Rohan is actually a disgusting guy.

[@shanthinis5667]

When people like prajaktha become famous,then this is what exactly happens

[@Atulnavadiya]

Exactly..

[@rf653]

Why did Jammy remove her part of the video

[@krishnakeshavgolu3206]

Lol, the end note on Vidya balan reaction was hilarious.

[@yaduvarma9854]

The question was awesome though...He acknowledged that Women centric movies mein weight is not an issue for women... But Male centric movies mein Heroines are expected to look their part... 😂...

[@RJD-vm6pz]

Yeah . 😂​@@yaduvarma9854

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

that gall I mean!

[@Thatonlyone678]

The nerve of that guy to ask such an illogical question!! He is so brave huh , cuz darling needn't show his face 😏😑

[@kashfiii990]

I think Prajakta had pure intentions and wanted to compliment Parineeti but she kept on choosing wrong words one after the other so it came out very disrespectful. If I was Parineeti I don't think I would've handled it this well. Because despite the intentions, it was the way she said sounded like she was making fun of Parineeti's looks.

[@neharai4927]

Yea even I felt the same. I hope she improves. She’s a sweet girl

[@Besties591]

I think she was try to feel better about herself by putting parineeti down

[@Chint-lc2fh]

@@Besties591quite possible!!

[@rf653]

Why did Jammy remove Prajakta and Parineeti section of the video

[@sunshine8477]

Very nicely done !!! Why Shahrukh is considered as an intelligent actor is very evident !! He did a timely witty reply !! And Aishwariya too to David Letterman. There are very few journalists who keep these boundaries in mind and even then also they are popular because of their content. Thanks for pointing this out. I hope , it reaches to maximum audiences

[@PrabhanjanMangalgi]

Jammy should open a podcast channel now so that we can enjoy good conversations and avoid others 😎

[@sonalibasak5213]

I second this opinion

[@Croire12]

😊​@@sonalibasak5213

[@vaishnaviramji8011]

OMG he totally should. It would be so much better than so many other interviews and podcasts out there.

[@futurepopculture-l6l]

Absolutely

[@QoSabKuch]

I'll totally subscribe..Jammy you are actually that good..go for it ya ❤

[@maansiloves]

Juhi chawla's interview is heart breaking that stupid interviewer asked her if thr is hope i mean what the hell?she shud just outrightly get up ,ask him to shut his mouth...i loved shahrukh witty reply to that old geezer

[@nithyashankar9243]

I guess its high time that people understand the fact that we are not entitled to know about anyone's personal life, including a celebrity. They are a "celebrity" because of their work and not their personal life.

[@cinemakaapapa]

that intro me: yeh kya hain

[@iamhusainattar]

Just saw a couple of your interviews after this video and the way you respect all the actors, the kind of questions you ask regarding their filmography and not even touching their personal space. Damn good man! 🙌

[@krutimehta481]

Aishwarya Rai, Priyanka Chopra and Shah Rukh Khan can put anyone in their place 😂😂😂

[@iftyhuq4321]

That parineeti clip at first was such a killer 😂😂😂. Clip of the day

[@rf653]

Why did Jammy remove Prajakta and Parineeti section of the video

[@enigmaticbloke1129]

Karan Johar= Creepy Uncle vibes. Sounds about right. I understand the format of the show but it is still creepy to ask these questions to people who are like half your age. It's even more creepier when the person who is asking these questions is like a friend of the family.

[@pranavgaikwad1611]

You forgot abt beer biceps ,sometimes he just goes way over the board , cant use proper words in the podcasts ...

[@thegreenjellybean77]

That guy only knows about death, aliens and Yeti 😂

[@Nirishascorner]

😂😂😂​@@thegreenjellybean77

[@Nirishascorner]

Still better that aunty Kjo😂

[@kuntaldey944]

and every conversation is a "Deep" conversation

[@sayandas3939]

Don't lie you are her after his recent podcast with tiger and ak😂😂

[@ANOOPBAL]

Anyone remember when Kapil Devi was questioned about his role in match fixing and interviewer asked keep his hand on chest and express his loyalty. Kapil obviously broke down on National television.

[@mahafarooq.k1181]

great topic for today's video. I've been following you from Pakistan for many years now and you've evolved from a young, stable-minded boy to a kind and empathetic man. wish you more luck and success!

[@sujeet17may]

One of the best Interview s I've ever seen is Of Late Lata Mangeshkar ji , by a Pakistani Journalist . It was indeed one of the best . New gen people should take notes from them . Not to forget some excellent interviews by Simi Grewal during her show Rendezvous.....🎉

[@domerino-ft6sd]

6:57 absolute sigma ASH bar none one of the OG MOGGERS

[@niftyhacks3335]

How cleverly and gracefully Shahrukh khan retorted❤❤❤ without being angree❤❤❤

[@Bhatakti_Aatma23]

6:43 she is so witty Beauty with brains ❤

[@zenitsu_agutsu]

I was searching this comment Now Respect for her is increased ❤️

[@riniamnabam7613]

Parineeti need not have to come to Parajakta’s interview , she’s was being humble to have even come for this . Prajakta being totally delusional and disrespectful shows how immature and un evolved as a person she is even after being in the industry for ages . She thinks she is equal with Parineeti . Oh the audacity and cringe 😬

[@hlove6263]

Even parineeti was cringing it’s so funny because she’s genuinely GORGEOUS 🤣and if she were at college she’d be the most attractive girl there

[@akash-dsouza]

Jammy just removed her section from the video anyone know why?

[@nisthabhattacharya4854]

Not only Letterman...if you see Kimmel in one of the earlier interviews with PeeCee...he was like have you seen Manchester by the Sea... it's such a sad movie...do you think in Bollywood there will be a dancer number to that a movie like Manchester by the Sea? Honestly that was so condescending if you see it on KZbin. The eye role that I gave while watching it😂😂.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Oh lord. That's awkward

[@nisthabhattacharya4854]

​​@@TriedRefusedProductionsI mean more condescending was how he said it tbh...you could actually see the mockery in his eyes when he was asking the question...like he knows it doesn't happen but you know why not ? And Kimmel has continued with the narrative that Indian cinema means only Bollywood and Bollywood only means dancing out of nowhere 😂😂...if you watch the Oscars opening for 2023 with the Naatu Naatu thing in the beginning you will get that...I mean how much ignorant are you and you choose to be?

[@jaydev8148]

Kimmel is a racist

[@lakshiboolaky7762]

Parineeti is extremely beautiful …. Naturally Beautiful.

[@Cutestar6757]

True,,,she is tall and has all features on her face,,, while prajakta chin is so different

[@krishniarumugam]

Aishwariya is so witty, charming and strong. I like that she has always understood herself and this world around her and does not mollycoddle fools.

[@rf653]

Is Netflix India bullying Jammy? He just removed Prajakta and Parineeti section

[@amitr4385]

Nice

[@veronica_ahmed22]

No one can beat Anupama and Diljit interviews. Beautifully conducted and feels like home. Idk Anupama with other celebs, but she and diljit shine together

[@brascoperryjoe6425]

I remembered watching an interview of Tabu and Rajeev Masand, where he asked Tabu about how she's still unmarried, similar to her character in "Kandukondain kandukondain", and Tabu was seemingly upset and on the verge of crying, but he kept asking questions with a mischievous grin. Surprisingly, none of the comments mentioned or showed concerned anywhere!

[@MargiChaudhary-i3b]

The shashi kapoor interview , you've mentioned for the 2nd time in your video.

[@neenasankhe5126]

In fact prabhu chavla and shahrukh's interview part he showed for the second time...whenever youtubers lack content they just make videos on repetative topic

[@nitujha8801]

So? It very much pertains to this video

[@MargiChaudhary-i3b]

@@nitujha8801 Did I say it was a problem? I just wanted to point out that it was repeated to prove that I'm an old viewer of this channel. GOD!! PPL JUST BE WANTING TO FIGHT FOR STUPID REASONS🙄

[@neenasankhe5126]

@@MargiChaudhary-i3b 🤣🤣🤣 that's why I dint bother to reply her...

[@nitujha8801]

@@MargiChaudhary-i3b girl you are writing your sentences in capital letters please sit down and take a breather

[@Heartclose24]

Sidhdharth Kannan off late has come out to be as one of the best interviewer. His recent interviews with Vikram Bhatt,Kamal Sadanah are testament of the same.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

hes toned down his approach way more. It has benefited the interactions as they become more about the guests

[@Heartclose24]

@@TriedRefusedProductions also Jammy, you must have heard the sad news of Abhradeep aka Angry Rantman, with whom you collaborated once for a Matlab Kuch Bhi episode, has passed away. May his soul rest in peace

[@Besties591]

@@TriedRefusedProductions yeah he got trained by you isn’t it 😂

[@kanaka7552]

Not really. He thrives on sensationalism. Did you see the content and the click bait titles he comes up with?

[@anshoolajaiswal7315]

I think people these days just don't know when and where to stop

[@pallavisharda5657]

Simi Grewal is such a good interviewer.. she should start her show again.. she can ask most difficult of questions with such grace

[@NailsByAsh813]

Nobody can compete with her when it comes to asking difficult and taboo questions to celebs. She does that with such a poise and suave. Miss her old school interviews. 😢😢❤❤

[@PlanetPluto19]

For sure. She asked the most controversial questions with such mannerisms and grace. She was very well informed about the guest and their temperament.

[@020nutanmishra2]

Prajakta would have just said I am so inspired by you. One should always remain humble

[@taseen9849]

i really like how sakshama interviews people where she puts the person in front of her center stage and also brings up tricky questions with so much grace and also tries to clearly convey what she is expecting and also gives them a clear option to not answer too

[@AasthaBhansali]

Mostlysane has always been like this. I remember watching her interview Hrithik in her pre Bollywood debut days, and she would not let the man speak! I think people like her and Beerbiceps like listening to their own voice, and don't care too much about what the other has to say.

[@motherofmusambi]

Beerbiceps actually listens and he asks too many questions but he lets his guests speak.

[@laba3423]

@@motherofmusambi when you are doing atleast one hour long discussion , it leaves time for guest tospeak

[@neharai4927]

@@laba3423haha Yeaa the quality of his podcast is terrible. I watch it only for the guests. He lacks intense research on the guest so ends up asking superficial questions. Whereas podcasts like theories of everything is topic intensive and really fruitful to the listener. Beerbiceps goes for only the views.

[@rf653]

Why did Jammy remove Prajakta and Parineeti section of the video

[@neethugottipati]

Shahrukh and Aish gave it back with a bang! That’s how you do it!

[@Yourfriend_Sikhni]

How can you forget the latest one Shehnaz gill's show 😂😂😂😂

[@Aries32]

that show desrerves an individual case study

[@0.wtf.0]

That doesn't even qualify as an interview 😂

[@varshabala9737]

This was such good content! Interviews might have become friendly conversations over the years, but that doesn't mean u forget basic courtesy and respect. After all, the guest is in that position for some valid reason.

[@radhikaiyer8917]

Recently saw a 2002 interview of Al Pacino in the David Letterman talk show. That was one sweet and endearing one with so much of laughter and fun moments. Both the interviewer and the studio audience were so warm and welcoming... And the legendary Al was so much at ease. Didn't want that interview to end❤

[@parulgarg4502]

Once upon a time in Hollywood cast interview with Josh Horowitz was sooo much fun and genuine, the guy really loved the cinema and asked such fun questions about movies. That's my all time favourite

[@JetLagRecords]

Tried&Refused Productions., You're the best! I just had to subscribe!

[@Nwl079]

OMG, How could she say that also in her face?! it was nice of Parineeti to go along with her😭

[@KandidReviews]

bro you collected some seriously disturbing interview moments, but it highlights a very problematic issue with the new age wanna interviewers! thank you!

[@arafatahmed3920]

Jammy you're the Marques Brownlee of Movie reviews. I'm not sure if you'll understand the reference but Marques is considered the best Tech Reviewer on the Planet and in my opinion you're the best movie reviewer/critic on the planet. You as a person and your content is so straightforward, simple yet has the nuances and niche bases covered. Very professional yet not afraid to give their 2 cents and personal essence to anything that you do. Big respect for you man👌🏾💪🏾🙏🏾

[@arafatahmed3920]

Also note that both you and Marques occasionally interview people from your industry and both of you do it in a similar professional and fun manner.

[@PLS2510]

Another superlative episode! Well done Amol!

[@whatshouldwecallher]

One of the best interviewers I have seen online is the guy from Hot Ones. Every question the guy asks is so well put and researched, even the celebrities are pleasantly surprised by his intriguing questions

[@cookiemonster1429.]

Jammy cooked! Cook em 😂😂😂. Honestly the examples you gave are accurate depictions of how one shouldn't conduct interveiws. I was frustrated too! It is so important to listen with genuine curiosity as Anumpama Chopra says than shove your opinions down someone.

[@bahnimanghosh8067]

Timestamp 6:22 Absolute Man!

[@swag__spreader__5653]

I never liked prajkta 🤡.. Don't know why 👀... But today I got to know 🌚

[@jaydev8148]

Same

[@manisha551991]

Still she earns lakhs because of jobless people who consider her as an icon

[@AravindR-fi9cw]

Porn actresses and criminals too earn lakhs. What's your point?

[@shafinkhan7570]

Judi crying is just heart wrenching

[@Eric.cartman7]

my eyes bled when i watched mismatch......prajakta was okay till then but after mismatched its a no no

[@AshA-bt5fg]

yeah I feel the same

[@snehabanerg]

A nice observation. The issue is all these new-age influencers and there are quite a bunch of them now, try and interrupt guests to get their own sad stories and branding out. Sneha Menon Desai on FC is an exception, where she is exceptionally good at engaging with the guests. But so many of them are dancing with their guests, telling their own stories to garner mileage.

[@amit_jena_]

Jammy your interviews are great but here are some suggestions - 1. Start directly addressing a question more often instead repeating "one of the things I love" 2. Giving equal chance to all people is good but you can divide it in 3-2-2 - where lead actor gets more meaty questions 3. if the interview goes in other direction, break the circle of questioning & ask important questions that are left 4. if possible, introduce rapid fire related to their work (they love it)

[@Jhoomi3173]

I felt the same after watching the interview and I was like is it just me who's finding it really insulting, glad you pointed it out, your personal take is no more personal😄

[@sayaneebasu8595]

Prajakta has been given way more popularity thsn she deserves, i wonder how netfix production has allowed this to happen and not edited out . This is just disrespectful .

[@ShahzanAhmad211]

Frankly speaking, I don't know when the times will get changed and celebrities stop giving the interviews to those who don't even know the abc of journalism. The good news is we have you and your way of speaking, talking and interacting with the people and sticking and adhering to the line of questions that are really associated with them and their art is completely incredible and superbly commendable. You are a true blue cinephile for a reason ❤

[@bdm-yi3im]

Goon to soon Angry Rantman, I followed him since you both collaborated... Om Shanti

[@bambi274]

What? The guy with glasses that shouts in his videos is dead? How?

[@nsingh2155]

I never thought of this side of the struggle that actors have to endure. If a journalist has not been trained in their degrees on how to conduct a professional interview maybe they should retrain themselves. We need more such videos. 🙌

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

Why have you removed the Parineeti and Prajakta section? Did Prajakta or her powerful friends call you?

[@kedaver263]

The Parineeti clip made my feet, spine and hair curl with cringe

[@rf653]

Why did Jammy remove Prajakta and Parineeti section of the video

[@Atulnavadiya]

​@@rf653 yeah.. the reason this video got so much attention is because what happened with parineeti .

[@deepamurthy198]

It was painful to watch Juhi cry and the interviewer kept pushing her more with no empathy

[@venkatadri1299]

I still remember that interview by some entitled host with Rana during bahubali. The entire time I could feel her looking down on the film as if it was some South film and they were doing it a favour by interviewing the actors. Rana's replies were so satisfying to watch. Of course you covered that in previous episodes.

[@jay_sr]

I Think You Should Watch Your Own Conversation with Jaane Jaan Cast.

[@siddharthdhulipala24]

give us the tea

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Haha, I mean if you see the video, You'll realise I reference it being all over the place. I clearly referenced it as it being a mess

[@NitinKataria-yj8gz]

Shashi Kapoor was indeed the best Kapoor who did the most challenging roles esp. of fundamentalist Punjabi muslim roles, he looked so much like one of my large family members, even the gestures and wisdom are alike.

[@arpit7626]

So sad to hear news about death of Angry Rantman. OM Shanti🙏

[@SweetChilly0410]

Who?

[@Azulaozai._]

Really? Omg. I was subscribed to his channel for a long time & wondered why he had stopped uploading. Om shanti 🙁

[@heavenlyxtacy]

what really, what happened?

[@Pusk23]

Multiple org@n f@ilure​@@heavenlyxtacy

[@namratamadhu7326]

Sakshma Srivastava is a good interviewer

[@MayurAkewar]

your ideas of content creation on movies are great. This video is an example of that.

[@sanamreza6557]

I think one of the best shows about such interviews would be Jeena isika naam hai. The show was so clean and respectful and gave the audience the imagination about both the life and the craft of the actors. It was a show where u would sometimes almost cry.

[@akash-dsouza]

What the hell? Where is the Prajakta interview of Parineeti? Im I tripping or did Jammy remove that from the video?

[@arnavdas3139]

Prajakta was always over-enthu cutlet

[@feb4282]

She is plain rude nothing about over enthusiasm

[@arnavdas3139]

@@feb4282she may not be intentionally rude but she doesn't know when she crosses lines in her lively interactions

[@SanithKK]

Dhyan Srinivasan getting interviewed by Prabhu Chawla. Absolute cinema ! 😂

[@Heartclose24]

Angry Rantman passed away yesterday and left for his heavenly abode. Your collaboration with him on one of Matlab Kuch bhi episode was good. May Rantman keeps his Rant on from heaven.😢

[@nutandalvi1004]

Asking so much personal things have been trend after kwk.. Everyone thought its their right to know.. I like how Amir show karan his place.. Love AK for this

[@aditii1698]

I feel that in this aspect i really like the interviewer of humans of Bombay. She asks primarily professional questions and even when she seems to ask a bit about personal life, it is only about experiences guests are comfortable talking about and something worth learning from too

[@abhinabaroy3858]

I died from Type C Cringelitis You all are invited in the funeral

[@ARCtroNerd]

😂😂😂😂💐

[@namangoyal2ct]

Felt really bad for Juhi Chawala. She is such a nice being.

[@avanthiherath5199]

Check prajakthas interview with priyanka,about a year ago, she made it totally about herself and even compared herself as an equal to priyanka.. it was actually funny. 😅 I like anupamas interviews, so professional, about the film and craft,,

[@Anonymous-ql9yd]

Juhi is really very mature and able to maintain her emotional stability.

[@3779akshay]

Vidya Balan's reaction in the end summed it all

[@ayeshasiddiqua5534]

I laughed so hard at the last clip😂😂😂 Bidya's face 😂😂😂

[@bhavna1051]

Janice interviews and podcasts are always like that. She is friends with most of her guests and she tries to prove that point to audience by outputting their personal conversations. She tries so hard that it feels so cringe. And my god, she interrupts a lot and she dont know how to frame her thoughts. 🙏🏻

[@spartans3060]

As an HR I would say best interviews are about having conversations and show genuine interest in the work of the person, now be it with a candidate or any celeb. Unfortunately, today lot of journalists and even HR don’t realise this.