2018 Movie Reaction Part 2/2! | Tovino Thomas | Jude Anthany Joseph | Nobin Paul

[@msasports737]

The pregnant lady being air lifted was real, the fishing community getting into rescue actions were real, the young generation stepping up to help necessary amenities reach camps, to raise funds, were all real. There were men who bent their back so that an old women could step on him and get into a rescue boat. The Kerala community really got together to help each other. Even after the floods stopped, there were a lot of work to rebuild the state. College students travelled to othrr districts and volunteered to clean the flood hit houses.

[@SeekSter_MOnK]

👌👌

[@anisulislam1]

i’m crying 😢that’s such heartwarming stuff. thank you for sharing this

[@GRR1MN1R]

@@anisulislam1also one the main actor Tovino was an important part in helping and providing essential food and supplies in reality.He even publically gave access to his home for anyone in need at that time

[@akshaimohan9501]

And Tovino put in the ground zero is real ....❤❤❤

[@akhilalexg]

The lead actor Tovino actually went for rescue activities in real life. He totally deserved to act as a Hero in this movie.

[@RaviKumar-qb9qh]

U GUYS MUST KNOW THAT TOVINO THOMAS HAD SAVED MANY LIVES DURING THE REAL FLOOD IN KERALA.....WE LOVE HIM 💗

[@abdulbasithp1153]

Eppo??

[@rajeevraj1858]

​@@abdulbasithp1153where where you? He did a lot at the time of the flood

[@afnazyt6881]

​@@abdulbasithp1153innale

[@devanvarma1056]

@@abdulbasithp1153 tovino irinjalakudayil cheytha sevanagalum sahayangalum atleast christ collegeilum aa bhagathe campilum okke aayi n innavarku clear aayi ariyam

[@Daredevil2030-j2e]

​@@abdulbasithp1153 thaan ee lokathu onnum aarnnille

[@vishnusk9072]

The characters aren't real but almost all of the incidents are inspired from real events.

[@zhorothehephaestus]

And that's just shitty reality

[@anfasaboobacker4537]

See the Malayalam viras, take off. this are good real incident movie

[@AMAL-ht7xi]

​@@zhorothehephaestusbro this movie 2018 is created on basis of 2018 flood occured at kerala India

[@TheYadukrishnatk]

Tovino is original

[@chrisantony6218]

​@@TheYadukrishnatkyes Tovino really was really helpful during the flood

[@SaifAli-vd6tf]

Indian civil services exam is one of the toughest examination to crack with a staggering 200 people getting selected from 2 million aspirants Being able to pass this , not able to join because of the certificates not presented will be devastating Even though the government later announced such certificate issues will be resolved under the flood provisions yet the panic is still devastating for that moment The people panicking and going for the certificates have really happened all across the state at that time

[@rajirvin1]

Oh yes, and not only this but generally in India... letters/certificates related to studies and job are so important that opportunities will be missed and government/companies sometimes won't accept genuine reasons. It's as important as life

[@someonelikeyou6138]

The thing is that none of us (actually majority of us ), we malayalis, hadn't been through any such situations before. Frankly speaking, everybody was in shock while all of this was happening. And because of that most of us weren't thinking rationally. I agree there were a lot of errors in judgements of the situations. The beauty of this movie is, it has done a great job in indulging that mental state of an average malayali, during those days.

[@myvlogs1927]

Well said❤

[@SeekSter_MOnK]

❤❤❤

[@zhorothehephaestus]

So true Rescued through 3 different vehicles and staying in camp was not in my vacation bucket list that year

[@shaheerabdulkhader]

The actor who played anoop (tovino) is actually a superman back in 2018 flood he was a real life hero too. Also i want to mention what SSR sir done to us and how pure his heart is he donated 1 or 2 Cr and food and medicines we won't forget that in this life, he will be remembered ❤.

[@MG23418]

What did the government do?

[@shaheerabdulkhader]

@@MG23418 they fucked up honestly 😅😅

[@1ne7evN]

ssr who?

[@Alber.chakkarakal]

@@MG23418 did nothing and gained sympathy and won the election again

[@lifegoeson5179]

​@@1ne7evN sushant singh rajput

[@anooprknair1987]

My uncle was a volunteer in one of the rescue teams. I arranged accommodation for a family whose house was filled with sand and mud from the river. Salute to all the brave people who rescued them. Fishermen are the real heroes. 😍

[@asr2021]

7:05 She is a candidate for the Indian Civil Service exam, which is about to take place in a weeks time. Student's prepare for this exam for years. Dream about becoming an Civil Servant for even more years. I totally buy her desire to get her certificates.

[@alejandrogonzalezinarritu9142]

Tovino Thomas the actor playing the role of anoop actually helped a lot of people (physically )during the flood time

[@Abineshvarun123]

8:05 i expected that unexpected reaction🤣🤣🤣

[@SPREAD_IQ]

True

[@unknowncommenter9121]

😂

[@Vbvibess]

2:33

[@noidea01]

The director of the movie literally build a huge set with houses and flood... For Real... Mollywood has a lack of CGI and we overcame with practical sets 🔥💥

[@aaanime2274]

Grate 🎉🎉

[@zenho_8]

It's not that mollywood industry lack in cgi... The main problem is budget.... We have enough money to produce big movies but the audience is low compared to it... That's why many upcoming mollywood movies are going to be pan india to make the industry more popular so big budget movies will reach to all audiences in India

[@adityasajeev3282]

😂after all these years a malayalam movie creates a jumpscare(8:05) in this channel . NICE!!! yea that definitely was a hearta attack moment.

[@saichaitanya4735]

That's exactly how I screamed, when I saw the snake🤣🤣🤣

[@angiethebookaholic]

I have set myself a list of things I need to prioritise in case of a possible disaster and high up in the list is to grab my briefcase of certificates before running out the home. I can totally relate with Meera. Most of the stories here are inspired from real life incidents eg, the pregnant woman being air lifted.

[@suni485]

Yeah but this is only in India that we need to do this I guess. I western countries you just have to email the collage or whoever given the certificates the reason . They will issue another one with no fuss.. I lost my nursing certificates and only managed to get half of them . That too duplicate ones after a lot of procedures which is so frustrating But I live in UK and for the ones that I lost from here I just emailed and they send me out new one. I also had an incident where in a group training course I said I would grab my passport and certificates incase of such emergencies . All other people were thinking what's wrong with me . For them the most important thing was family photos and memories which can't be replaced. Funnily enough I felt embarrassed although with my experience I wouldn't have said anything else.

[@Shan-do3vs]

bro in cases of natural disasters, if you lose any certificates, government issues all the certificates back. and also insists the universities to print a new certificate

[@charithrakathakal968]

Now this is the Official oscar entry from India.

[@donmathewdominic]

This movie is inspired by the 2018 kerala floods the writers collected information about the incident which came on newspapers and news channels and they built a story from it , actually all these are done by thousands of volunteers who are doing different kinds of jobs who in association with govt bodies , police , army , rescue teams .... Literally every place in Kerala is covered with water due to the heavy rainfall, and high tides in sea . Due to heavy rainfall around 43 dams in Kerala filled up and had to be opened up , even after that the rain continued . So due to rain and water from dams flooded Kerala firstly the places near the sea flooded then all other areas .... Landslides also happened in many places. Literally like from Aug 8th it started and on aug 12th to aug 16 it was on peak . Even though the flood water drained by around aug 22nd then the days were for cleaning the houses , shops and everything that was covered in mud , and for rebuilding kerala . I'm so grateful that I was also part of this process from rescuing , setting up relief camps and collection and distribution of required things. Then cleaning up houses , clearing roads , lakes and building new homes .... Literally for around 3 months I was also part of these activities and I'm grateful for that . Actually in the year 2019 all these things were repeated but that was not as big as these in 2018 .

[@anandvs4388]

This is based on real incident that happened in kerala on 2018

[@blueshoes5145]

They know that already dude

[@Charly-ie8ei]

The story of Anoop is real as the legend died trying to save a disabled person.

[@vaishnav.10]

Tovino thomas just break our heart without tears ,that's the real pain 🙂

[@Sonu_Bhamu]

This was a beautiful movie which gives us hope for humanity. It gave me goosebumps and made me cry during the movement when lot of fisherman were taking their boat out of sea for the help of people.

[@vishnu_kasinadh]

I literally dont know how many times we cried while watching this movie on theatre.. Bcz its a real story and we all survived together and supported each other..❤️

[@sebluvjes7158]

guys you dont know the importance of those certificates...its acquired by clearing indian civil exam, the toughest exam in india which can be achieved only thru years of hardwork....

[@cidmoosa9982]

That certificate scene it is very important for ever students because they put that much effort sometime can't describe the efforts some students take to get graduate,just because of flood many of them loose their certificate.

[@cidmoosa9982]

When flood happens students went on panic about their certificate because they didn't realise that sudden of what they do or happen if their certificate. The only thing comes in their mind was those effort they put to get it.

[@d4infotainment]

For every Keralites, this movie is like an emotional rollercoaster ❤️

[@sincix446]

One of the few movies that I cried watching in the theaters. As someone who experienced the flood of 2018, it's a very emotional film for us mallus.

[@pillowface1485]

That's what a powerful movie does to you. You talk about the story and it's impact rather than the technical aspects 🌹

[@bachenmathew9137]

This movie is made with very few events. Everyone worked as a hero. Everyone helped each other out of it. 483 people died. Very scary still remember today

[@nishamps9022]

This is “THE REAL KERALA STORY”✊💪

[@rahulkalathil9209]

This movie deserves a national award 😢❤

[@killadigaming2024]

Kathanar glimpse watch....🔥

[@cidmoosa9982]

Most of the rescue scenes are taken from the real incident.. director combined it beautifuly

[@sachithkn6512]

This film (issue) also showing how important are men's in the world and the society...

[@DSds..]

Is it an issue?

[@sachithkn6512]

@@DSds.. It really happen in Kerala.. This film based on that reality

[@KarthikeyaBetha]

In India not every Education Certificate is Disitalised or kept safe in Most of Universities and Colleges 😔

[@anisulislam1]

why? in this day and ages it should have been digitalised.

[@Tbone_Cod]

In real 2018, the situations are worse than this movie... Saluting every heroes from the bottom of my heart ❤🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kamalrk3025]

The character anoop played by Tovino thomas he in real life really helped a lot in the flood situation he is real hero in movie and in real life ❤

[@ashishaashy1677]

This is not just a movie.. those of us in Kerala, we all don't want to remember those dark days when the whole of India shed tears

[@7DEVA00]

Most of them are real incidents....and even the last tovino char was real and it happened exactly as shown , he really succumbed to death or martyred after even rescuing the last one..only thing writer did is placing each incident and making sense to people as a story.

[@zhorothehephaestus]

Well we experienced that shitty ass flood in live My home cleaning after this was not pleasant And mass attending of funerals was also not helpful Bro it was just godly that we were rescued a day prior the complete flooding, if not I can't imagine more. Shivers....

[@ayush9791]

I hope the best to you and your family and also to every Keralite

[@carolynmariaanil7299]

The movie needs to win the NATIONAL AWARD

[@filmworldmovievideosclubjo6576]

kathanar - the wild sorcerer - glimpse Malayalam movie reaction new please request reaction

[@kashisnair5946]

guys those certificates are years of desire and hardwork . if she lost them she would loose more years to get it back , which is why they were soo important to her . also many many rescue workers and fishermen who came to help passed , giving their own lives for those of strangers in need . not to mention the loss of your prized possesion , the home that you grew up in , ones that you built with soo much hopes and dreams . but i do think that kerala got back it's faith in humanity when soo much people were willing to throw away their own lives so as to save another's , people helped providing supplies and many other requirements which i feel is truely amazing

[@AnandakrishnanP-vz5tn]

Malayalam ❤❤❤ storytelling at its best

[@hrithinak9996]

Achara don't miss to react to RDX trailer Movie released last week. Must watch in theaters 🔥

[@vineeth454]

When this movie released in ott .pls do a watch along

[@abhi_nav1525]

​@@vineeth454Netflix owns the digital rights 💥 they know very well how to promote their movie😌 Trending chart 📈 gonna 💥

[@harshadoffcl]

Little bit overrated

[@hrithinak9996]

@@harshadoffcl story wise its average. Those who love action movies. It is a must watch movie in theatre

[@AyishaHishma]

chi. watched RDX in theatre. over-show over-acting. pepe can't act .. y does he have fans

[@travelwitharchitecture]

This movie is now official entry from India to Oscar!!!

[@abhi1914]

8:05 moment of the truth 🤣

[@fazin2835]

8:04 i was waiting for that😂

[@yadhudev1163]

8:05 😂

[@MadhavendraSinghBika]

I agree certificates aren't important but she cracked highest respected job exam in india people dedicate their whole lives for it and still don't get it, so if it was possible to get those certificates i guess it was totally worth it

[@krishnasnair9756]

In kerala remote areas, it is common that snakes like cobra get into house rooftops and common people are used to these situations and they will either try to kill the snakes or scare them away. Its not like potraying him as hero, it is normal to keralites in villages. And certificates are so important bcoz it takes months to get original certificates or authorized copies from exam boards, during that time the candidates wont be able to apply any jobs or may get age over for exams😂, exam like IAS is very competitive and candidates put in years of hard work to those exams

[@Spiderman-wi1pp]

I hate my mind 😂😂😂 black jacket lady focus

[@Thejas9369]

😂

[@spekky6248]

Kathanar trailer review ❤

[@soorajs1214]

React for Kathanar glimpse...

[@DELL-co3uj]

Yeah the anoop character was in real life too and he died during saving many lives! Soo that's the thing and the writer did not justkilled him the 99% of this movie is happened almost in real life!

[@gowthamk4288]

I love their reactions at 8.05😂❤

[@p97790]

I have never seen someone say F word in such cute way🥰🥰

[@timonandpumbaa786]

This is not just a movie it's actually our real life. Of Kerala and tamilnadu people ok from that time means from 2018 we are scared of rain because till now every year we are going through this situation

[@syedsulaiman923]

best reaction ever ❤

[@thomasshajan86]

Everything in the movie that they've showed, its all real.

[@ramchandkbabu1600]

In India it is difficult to get ur missing certificate it already take 5 or 6 months to get a duplicate one

[@shacreation9752]

8:05 😅😅😅😂those rection of both 🤣🤣

[@tobehonestt53]

Kathanar glimbs plz

[@Simply_humanity]

Based on real Incidents ❤️

[@anupsadanandan3305]

It is based on a true story... floods 2018 that happened in Kerala, India.

[@anfasaboobacker4537]

This movie shows one camp only😢 many more insidemd happened different campus ❤😢

[@sandcarad]

Thing is in India these documents are irreplaceable. Your 10th grade marklist (and other academic certificates) are documents that hold the same amount of importance as a birth certificate or passport, and loosing it for a lot of people means that you no longer have proof of your education and years of hardwork. It's a bit different now but for our parent's generation, if you somehow lost your university degree, you no longer have any proof that you even went to university since nothing was digitalized or stored reliably in records. After the floods it became a little easier for people to apply for copies of these docs, but before the floods it wasn't even an option for a lot of people. It might seem petty but I can understand the stress and panic of loosing what is essentially a ticket to your entire livelihood and future.

[@micky1418]

Me too screemed in the theatre when the snake scene played

[@krizz.34]

That Scream tho😂

[@ambikasankarguru8537]

You should watch Anand 1971, the movie still holds up

[@mandalaartcreationyt]

8:06 my heart is beating so hard now

[@GRR1MN1R]

the flood was literally a wakeup call to our society , no gave a sht about caste/relegion , color , status or any differences Its sad but only events or disasters like this will bring people together

[@Monuttan6959]

Kathanar glimps reaction

[@ShinjiIkari-cn7uj]

16th Day Of Requesting, 'MUKUNDAN UNNI ASSOCIATES'. Jaby and Syntel.

[@wanderer8243]

The documents in India too important if you lost documents you might lost 2 years of your life. This is pre corona thing keep in mind.

[@rizancruz93]

The best and loyal reaction

[@sachineldho4676]

It's a set and not a VFX

[@rajirvin1]

most of it is practical effects where they filmed it in a 12 acre land in a village. Only the sea scenes were CGI as told by the director in an interview

[@mohammedwissam3064]

The certificate scene is not a stupid move , actually from that scene u can understand the value of those in India. I don't know how to explain it but ik Indians will understand

[@messi10-i1l]

React to glimpse of Kathanar movie

[@AmrAmrjr-cj6vy]

Don't be upset on Tovino ( anoop), i mean you can't change the history because a lot of people who have given their lives during the flood time 😢😢

[@arunroy4489]

Please watch upcoming malayalam movie Kathanar's Glimpse. Its awesome.

[@UnkownCat-r6b]

2018 🔥

[@mohammedsinan1174]

Please react malayalam movie Rorschach it is a psychological movie 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MartianWasteLander]

8:06 😆😆😆

[@bathuladurgaprasad8658]

2.5M $. That's the budget for this star-studded disaster-based movie. I cannot believe the quality on the big screen. They squeezed every bit of efficiency lying around the corner.

[@AK_RAJITH]

Thank you❤🌹🙏

[@AloneWalker-cf6vv]

RDX trailer review ❤

[@Sabeee-o1h]

Most of the scenes were inspired from real incident ❤

[@Jestin26-11]

2018 Movie is our real " KERALA STORY" Haters will try to hate kerala by showing hate movies. But the person who live in kerala will only know how the kerala is. Here there is no difference in caste, religion, creed etc. Every keralite has single religion. The religion of humanity and it is already shown in 2018 kerala floods.. In kerala Hindu, Muslims and Christians sits and eats food together in onam. Hindu pujari helps muslim imam in masjid and muslim imam helps Hindu pujari in temple, Christian father help Hindu pujari and Muslim imam.. This is our real kerala story. Haters will try to defame us. But kerala will never give up.. ❤

[@7DEVA00]

If you don't hate anyone... why don't you remove those words firstly from your post.. being a malayali, are you still aware that out gov being it state or central have never done a single remedy to study nor to avoid any such flood situations repeating in india or kerala..instead of pointing Such needy things..youths are stuck in traps of political and party agenda...please remember above all, this country and its people welfare stands tall..and that can't be catapulted with any of right , left or central parties or their agendas

[@Jestin26-11]

@@7DEVA00 Why you are so much worried and emotional by my post.. What I have written is the truth and people like you didn't digest my words.. What I have written.. Son don't worry I will not delete the post.. 🥴🙂

[@7DEVA00]

@Yoy552 this is what I expected...if you want to defend someone ....you have to take out political and hateness cards... Understand even though you will have supporters from your party workers... kerala being an educated hub, there are still people who does think neutraly ... you will understand it later ...

[@7DEVA00]

@@Jestin26-11 please don't delete these posts ... keep it till, there comes time that education still valued more than being just a party worker... it was.

[@Jestin26-11]

@@7DEVA00 I have said the truth and i don't have to defend anyone. You are the type of people who hate telling the truth and also hate to listen it... Are you lesbian and gay Or what just read what I have written. I have said that our " kerala is a place where all people respect each religion" Kerala belives in peace.. And you don't like what I have written in this I came to know that you are spreading hate.. 😠 instead of spreading love. I don't belong to any political party nor I have to save any political but you are trying you save your party by spreading hate.. Kerala is a educational hub but because of illiterate people like you who have only hate in mind. Kerala is going in wrong hands.. And what to understand it later. Just said the truth " Kerala is a peace loving country " But you want it as a hate loving country.. So sad for you bro.. Spread peace not hate.. ❤

[@godwin4393]

Its a real story,The flood happend in kerala,India in 2018 August.

[@akhilnathg6]

Ohhh you guys missed the end credits

[@MasterSandeep-r3y]

I volunteered in control room for coordination in civil station when flood hits Alappuzha All this is true

[@shelbi07]

Do kathanar glimpse reaction

[@parthachem83]

Who realized Kirsten's Japanese side showing up while she said Karma as "Baachi"? It shows how emotional she was😅 This is such an emotional movie. When u think bad things are gonna happen it doesn't. It happens only when u least expect it. The Anoop's death is enough to break anyone. Such a masterpiece of a movie 🙏🙏

[@spandandas2521]

You should watch the videos of odisha the hub of cyclone and how our government and disaster management team tackle we are the best when it comes to disaster management in whole world even American n European countries and their institutions come to study in our state even in Kerala floods our disaster response team was there in helping n evacuation

[@abdulrazak91]

Oscar level

[@bathishibrahim]

Nice reaction❤

[@manjunathuk3791]

We all cried for Anoop 😢😭

[@sibiluzzsibiluzz5774]

2018 Kerala flood 😢😢😢😢 based on a real story 😢😢😢

[@bn1193]

There is a real story of a guy named Jinesh. He helped and saved so many lives in the kerala flood. After all that, he died in an accident in the road after he got under a truck from his bike, with no one to help him get to hospital. From his brothers words, Jinesh died screaming for help. Karma is not real, if it was, he who saved others should have been saved as well right.. 😑

[@sreejithasanthikumar8491]

Anoop is a real character who died after rescuing many people😢.

[@vimalpv7082]

Please react Malayalam movie kathanar glimpse.