LOVE TODAY Movie Reaction Part 3/3 & Review! | Pradeep Ranganathan | Ivana | Yogi Babu

[@preets2024]

A note to Jaby and his friends: Please don't feel obligated to watch something which you don't like. I noticed Steph was clearly uncomfortable, as was I. As an Indian, I wouldn't want you to feel like you ought to watch something just because a fellow Indian requested it. I raise this point only because you've renamed your channel and I don't want you to feel bulldozed into any reaction. Keep watching and we'll continue enjoying your honest reactions. All the best!

[@VivekcharyVishwaroju]

Agree

[@JO15173]

Yeah i too noticed

[@artislife456]

What do u want them to do,stop in the middle of the movie coz it’s getting uncomfortable..and how would they noe if they will like something or not without watching it..Its the fault of so many subscribers who were bombarding them with comments everyday to react to this movie..ppl need to understand a foreigner’s perspective , their culture is very much different obviously..but ppl here r so needy for validation,they think they should suggest everything that they like whether the foreigners can relate or not..

[@harisankar1932]

Finally an Indian who actually says nice things instead of just bombarding them with what India has

[@preets2024]

@@artislife456 That's precisely why I said that they should not feel obligated. Some may seek validation but I watch the reactions to understand the perspective of foreigners.

[@anushahd673]

I think this movie is relatable mostly for teen age or young people who are still juggling with right n wrong... It really takes lot of experience and time to reach to a that phase in life, that this is acceptable and what is not....

[@laveenr]

Any age, once the trust is broken💔, it's gone forever.

[@oracle3415]

The title itself says "Love today". The movie just holds mirror to the today's relationships. It is not trying to preach anything or sugarcoat things like usual romantic movies do. If u found the movie toxic it's because most of today's relationships are toxic deep inside and director intended to show the toxicity.

[@shadyrys618]

The relationship isnt even toxic. I dont understand why people portray it that way 😭🤦‍♂

[@deexith9559]

@@shadyrys618​How would you argue that the relationship isn’t toxic? They are blatantly lying to each other, he’s sliding into other girl’s DM’s, or she’s calling someone “Maamakutty” when being in a relationship might sound good as an entertaining factor, but when it boils down to the core message of the film, it really gets diminished. Of course, the movie was intended to portray a toxic relationship of today’s age, where they have to deal with it no matter what. My problem is their approach and solution to the overall picture could have been a lot better.

[@shadyrys618]

@@deexith9559 Do you not get the main idea of the movie ??? When someone hides something from the other one, it doesnt always have to be a wrong thing! Its just they dont want them to know abt it and get hurt.

[@deexith9559]

@@shadyrys618 So you are saying that them lying isn’t bad? What you’ve said is apt for the Yogi Babu’s side of argument. But not for those two who are in a relationship. Like Jaby said, the movie should make us feel like forgiving the main characters, but it failed in that aspect.

[@shadyrys618]

@@deexith9559 You still not getting the core of the main characters relationship. If you had watched any of the director's interviews he clearly depicts the way why the woman didn't inform about any of her chats with her ex or even the long drive where the scene itself tells u abt how she felt and when you connect it with how the mom explains abt the stuffs she had faced in her life to her son and tells him how much a simple misunderstanding can ruin many things. they aint perfect and they aint toxic either. stop saying normal stuffs as toxic when there are REAL TOXIC stuffs out there!

[@muthukumarnk2806]

Believe it or not, it's exactly how love these days are. This isn't a toxic movie, this movie is about toxic relationships. At least 70-80% of the movie will connect with Indian audience who are in their teens. This movie exposed everything and it's pretty unacceptable for grown ups which is understandable but I laugh out loud when teens who really pretend that they don't do stuff shown in this movie come up and say, "you know what, this is a toxic movie" 🤣

[@deexith9559]

Those are straight up facts. People who pretend that they don’t engage in all such activities, are the ones who end up being the most toxic ones. Though I appreciate a lot of ideas from the film, I just wish the resolution could’ve been better. At least the approach should’ve been. Two people lying to each other, and the act of trusting never comes along, as long as they honestly admit their actions and mistakes. So this is where the film lacked imo.

[@muthukumarnk2806]

@@deexith9559 since it is a movie, it needs a happy ending. So you kinda feel happy in the end which will be a factor in the film's theatrical success. There is nothing else that can justify them ended up together 😂🙈 because that patch up part hardly happens in real life after all these

[@deexith9559]

@@muthukumarnk2806 Haha so true. I’m glad that someone else felt the same way as I did too. I’d still be mad and never forgive them.😂

[@hoksimessijohseyo6104]

Please ! Don't generalize. Not everyone is like this. Honestly I find this movie so uncomfortable. Like going out with your ex for a long drive at night. That's not something a teenager would do. It's a messed up movie. It's entertaining I agree. But we can't compare this with real life people.

[@bobrupert7754]

@@hoksimessijohseyo6104 yeah these guys generalise to normalise the crappy things they did

[@RamRam-ur3yq]

The movie itself shows how a relationship should never be. Yes it's a total toxic relationship where both of them are hopeless. The movie intends to reflect on present day toxic relationships but few things they did are so worse that in real life we wouldn't be able to forgive them and obviously break up

[@clintonp5395]

As an indian the movie is totally relatable.. Yes for a foriegner for sure it is easy to leave and get out of a relationship but its isnt exactly the same in india and it might be because of cultural differences..

[@feat.onewoo]

I feel like the sister and her fiance's relationship was very genuine and felt like something u would wanna have... the hero and heroine's was just straight-up toxic and tbh they deserve eo.. it's like the expectation v/s reality meme..

[@shadyrys618]

WTF?! How was the relationship toxic ??? 😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣 you guys are sooo freakin entitled and intolerant ffs

[@shadyrys618]

WTF?! How was the relationship toxic ??? 😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣 you guys are sooo freakin entitled and intolerant ffs

[@saifmehdi178]

@@shadyrys618 it was because they hid everything about themselves and tried to justify that which is wrong

[@neha1709]

@@saifmehdi178 it is wrong but what relationship is completely right?

[@saifmehdi178]

@@neha1709 i am not saying that relationship has to be perfect but hiding things from one's partner is wrong in every sense

[@zarpspawn3508]

The thing is... it is an indian director living in India looking at relationships around him and it may not relate with everyone in the world probably. I think it was accurate in representing Indian dating mentality and how they use social media immaturely. It felt scarily true and relatable. Indian education has been failing in actual life science education for a while now and this movie reflected that part of our lives quite accurately I feel. Hopefully this helps in understanding the movie. 😁

[@vickygamingheadshorts6263]

bro its crazy that u have that perspective, i start thinking and its felt true

[@jayakishore565]

what are u even talking?? wat makes u think this is represents indian dating mentality?? Have you seen how things are here in US?? why you guys are ready to criticize anything that starts with India?

[@vijayalaxminarayanappa8675]

@@jayakishore565 yeah like what the hell : Indian dating mentality. Bro must be high on foreign interpretation of India and The idiot "modern" Indians.

[@zarpspawn3508]

@@jayakishore565 That's my point exactly. The movie is about indian dating practices. It might resemble certain plot points but not everything, depending on which country you are watching from. I am not criticizing India but the movie shows instances of such scenarios in Indian dating and relationships. It's got nothing to do with any western countries. I have personally seen similiar things. You don't have to agree with me if your experience is different. About the US thing. I know they have their own problems but that is not my place to talk. I've never been there.

[@jayakishore565]

@@zarpspawn3508 then why you used indian mentality word?? you shld have told ppl i know mentality. When you say indian you are saying maximum people in india right?? Hoping you are educated fellow

[@arunreddy3014]

The tree.. Which you thought she was probably hanging herself from at the end... Is the tree.. That he finally let be after planting... It hits him a bit when his mom explains things.. But it really really hits him.. When he sees that tree has grown so big... And then he forgets everything else and goes and gets her

[@AvyK1]

I did have reservations when I saw people recommending this movie. As someone who isn't from India but is part of the diaspora, I normally watch Indian movies and can still connect quite well with the emotions and ideas of the movies. But this one was just wild. I wanted to chuck my phone at the screen when they got back together as if all that insanity didn't just happen😑 On the upside, it did make me chuckle a few times

[@malu8710]

I’m from India as well. Many people around me found it great that they worked out their relationship, but I was like, no wtf. That first text and we’re done. I’m a one person for life kinda person and even I wouldn’t deal with this bs

[@sarikahegde6561]

I dont think the director wanted to portray toxic relationship as a sweet romantic relationship. I think at the end they just wanted to convey that accept your mistake and try to improve that. Surely they were toxic but at the end they did realize their mistake.

[@juanmata2131]

It exactly showed how Love is TODAY . Most of the teens are in relationship just for fun no loyal intentions, no love most of the time , and the people showed here are of such age on the other hand Yogi and his sister is shown older and both have better matured perspective on why they want to marry each other . Also metro cities here have this Tinder culture going on just like West so u know what to expect from such relationships.

[@cyberstar-br9tf]

10:42 question jaby answered himself in 11:30

[@gowtham19s96]

Crt

[@shanmugamnarayanan791]

27:00 This is what the whole concept is about Pradeep Ranganathan had done 2 movies which was totally relatable to the set of persons he is creating movie with In Comali he make the life of the characters which was related to the early 1990 born kids And in Love today he make the characters which was related to the life of early 2000s kids and the relationship shits happening in present He just making movies out of common people lives to see themselves in the movie and giving advices to them in the way of movies Director PRADEEP RANGANATHAN ❤️

[@pradeep_nd]

Actually... Marina Beach is the second longest in the world 😅

[@zarpspawn3508]

The film doesn't want to tell anyone what is toxic. It tries to say that regardless of the circumstance the partner in the relationship is the best person to make the decisions because they are the ones who know them the best. It is about giving the benefit of the doubt even if the other person has seemingly wronged you. It takes an idealistic perspective for sure but at the core it wants to say that mutual trust can go a long way. The phones are a plot device which can easily reveal any amount of personal information which can ruin relationships. It is a fantastical situation when partners exchange their phones and chances are it never happens usually. That is why in the end Pradeep says he trusts her to the effect of doing everything in his power to reveal the falsified video. On the other hand even though the girl got angry with him, in retrospect she understands Pradeep is not that kind of a person. This would never be a possibility in reality but hey it is a romance comedy drama based on modern relationships. You guys came in for a happy ending, the movie gave you one even though it leaves a sour taste in your mouth. 😅

[@RohitOrg08]

NOTE: this movie is based on indian dating standards and not western standards.

[@ashweengirish4542]

Men are wallpaper people choose them they don't get to choose the people wow..... wow best line ever thanks Jaby I needed that......

[@RamaKrishna-lp4sq]

In the movie, they are good for each other because they have both flaws. Whether these flaws can be forgiven is relative and subjective

[@rajcreations3710]

The guy who did dad character is the one who did kattappa in Bahubali 😍

[@yeyenico1151]

Can we take a moment to appreciate how good Steph looks here? Gurl...the outfit, makeup and the hair, EVERYTHING'S ON POINT!

[@_jo_]

I loved your reaction so much 😂❤️ You guys were honest with your thoughts about this film. I really loved the way you guys talked about different aspects of relationship and your past experience and the way how you deal with things right now.. learnt a few things too ❤️ The best Indian reaction channel ❤️

[@dreawakening]

Im so glad Jaby and I had similar thoughts about this movie

[@IdliBatter]

Jaby and Achara, please have Steph and Andrew react to movies like Lagaan, Sardar Udham, 96, Andhadhun and many more such amazing movies 🙏🙏 we loved it when Syntell reacted to those movies.

[@unknown98512]

They aldready reacted 96

[@preets2024]

That's a great list!

[@IdliBatter]

@@unknown98512 read what I wrote properly.

[@unknown98512]

@@IdliBatter oh sorry bro,

[@Indu_Dhurvey]

I want to see Achara's reaction on this movie.. she would've instantly get the tree scene in the end

[@mrshelby8838]

This movie is a classic example of immaturity in relationships and all the things revolving around it. Most of the teens are in such a relationship. That's why love is something that should happen naturally and not forcefully and these are the results when you love with peer pressure or done forcefully. "Maturity will always come with age".

[@amritasrinivasan2929]

I've always felt that there's a certain immaturity when it comes to relationships in India, particularly romantic relationships. It has a lot to do with patriarchy and it's influence on culture and also on the individual's perspective. Even media has a role to play in creating certain unhealthy stereotypes. There are a lot of misconceptions and misinformation eventually leading to misunderstandings. Trust has always been a major problem here. It's just worse now with social media. People have no idea about what a healthy relationship is and what a toxic relationship is. It's very complicated. But I guess this movie just holds a mirror to what normally goes on here. It's something to have a long conversation about. I'd be happy to share my thoughts with you on this. I can also learn something from this. Edit: By normal, I meant the kind of relationship that is common here. Sadly, it is not healthy in almost all of those relationships.

[@anshmittal3098]

Its actually worse in other countries Because pf tinder Its kind of common Most of the youth nowdays have proper relationship Either you find a gf who have his mqle friends as emotional support qnd also flirting with friends its common and tennagers see this as cool Full on toxic And if you tell them to not flirt with others they start saying are 6ou not trusting me narrow minded boyfriend

[@SAkthi-dy2kz]

People are immature no matter where they come from. (I've lived in Europe more than 30 years).

[@amritasrinivasan2929]

@@SAkthi-dy2kz Do people live together there? Is it acceptable or is it a taboo there?

[@SAkthi-dy2kz]

@@amritasrinivasan2929 I'm not sure if I understood your question the right way. Do you mean living together without being married, or did you mean something else? If that's the case. Yes, they live together and they prefer not to get married, so it doesn't get complicated if or when they decide to leave eachother. Often the reason they break up are because they are too immature to solve the problems in their relationship in a mature way. Often the kids in these relationships have major personality problems when they grow up and don't do that well in life. But immature people are characterised by their obsession to their own needs and by the fact that they can't solve the difficulties.

[@jstvee]

Just to add to your point a part of the population believe that once committed people should stay in that relationship even if it's toxic or not compatible ,even cinema plays a part in it,you could see people praising the first love/ or love at first sight etc.its just filmsy and real life is different.I do not say you should jump from one person to other,it's just be careful when choosing a partner and if the relationship does more harm than good part in good spirits.

[@prataplimbu5004]

Steph we Indians luv u so much..i am jaby big fan ..but u achara omg u both hav ...big heart wen u cry i cry..hehe

[@ananyaaa401]

This movie should've ended with them parting ways on a good note. They were super toxic for each other.

[@jithuyadav8869]

9:41 never🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@earnerjasper9453]

Jaby please React to "Thiruchitrampalam"

[@shrees4134]

I just feel like Indian audience are sentimental not in a bad way. The whole film was builded with toxicity and by the end justified by philosophy and sentimental dialogue.( And i often find the pattern of direction in other movies too)Just because they both did wrong things , doesn't tie the game. And I agree with Jaby that if i go back i would have left my ex earlier. I just kept on giving an excuse to stay... Thats exactly what the movie does too.

[@SANDY00737]

It's the most sensible and right comment about movie

[@TDSK0423]

This movie lovers are teenagers and in just early 20's , eventhough they are in relationship they are so affectionate with multiple personality of opposite genders, are problems of their characters but somewhere they feel this love relationship gonna work out for their future, so they started hiding their flirty character aside to find the justification of their mistakes to avoid break-up.. At end the hero mother's telling that don't digg up deep if she is ok for you evens she's has some flaws, you must trust her and you may be happy about this decision in future...that's why hero put and depicts tree plantation simultaneously in this movie to resemble his character and Audience can understand . That was the amazing thought this move director preedeep ranganathan did. This movie is not debicts about clean relationshi.it's just depicts trust of future lover one who has some flaws or immature mentality. That's it 👍

[@AMyNag]

This movie indeed is triggering. Not sure if it was a conscious choice to make it that way. This is probably a good depiction of a first, young, puppy love kinda relationship. But after a certain age or having had more experience with life, one would be too scared about the kind of conflicts and toxicity that the main relationship in this movie shows, and would be untenable.

[@vijrever2770]

Wow Jaby , great discussion after the end of the movie.

[@devanarayanan424]

Knew jaby wouldn’t change that joke😂

[@siripupriyan]

8:10 ... tha is why Indian population sky rocketed

[@anthra12]

Steph looks adorable in that dress and with her hair up like that !

[@savanthrajan2127]

Steph is really cute when she tries to understand something 🥰

[@mb13579]

Please watch Vikram's "deiva thirumagal" movie .. it's one of his wonderful performance...please watch it

[@preets2024]

Yeah, that was a nice movie.

[@ranjith9815]

Actor :- so when are you going to bring your mother for Marriage discussion? Jaby :- Never , do you think i am crazy!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@CONSEQUENCE2020]

"ORANGE " (starring Ram charan) is the movie for you Jaby.

[@misterbisht]

Love Today is one of the most important film of today’s time. It talks about the most relevant and important issue that is TRUST.

[@laveenr]

Jaby's insecurities coming out 😂

[@thatnerdyguy3620]

Looks like ur part of those cheaters 😂😂

[@laveenr]

@@thatnerdyguy3620 I'll tell you a funny joke, majority of Indians still don't know about body count, but jaby here has had a lot of it, if you only knew what i mean😎

[@KarthikeyaBetha]

This is my favourite reaction and ended with Good Discussion

[@ritz721]

just wanted to say, steph you look gorgeous omg the outfit, the hairstyle and makeup everything is perfect had to comment it here

[@shivateja9417]

I kinda disappointed by that ending though. His mother said that plant that seed and hope that the seed turn into a giant tree someday . It means we should love a person and hope that our partner will never cheat on us !. It doesn't work like that in real life . If we want our partner to not to cheat on us we should do something but not just hope that he or she should never cheat on us. What if she or he really cheating?

[@guruabinesh]

What can you do? All you can do is be truthful.. And hope that they stay truthful...

[@ravitejaknts]

It better to trust rather than doubting someone all the time. Even if you do don't trust, what you can do? Just believe that their nature will be out one day or the other if they are cheating. Don't waste your time and relationship with doubts.

[@shadyrys618]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 man!!! WTF!! This is the MOST DUMBEST thing ever said 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@santhoshv3028]

Concept is not only hope. Don't doubt your partner for everything.

[@1ondon272]

The tree metaphor is more like if you are insecure and doubt everything the relationship wont grow and blossom the same way if you keep digging the seed the tree wont grow but if you trust it and leave it alone without doubting it then it will grow. Thats not to say you hope the partner wont cheat, if you are with someone you should trust them otherwise theres no reason to be in a relationship with them. "If we want our partner to not to cheat on us we should do something" what exactly can you do to stop someone cheating on you?

[@draliciamercy7576]

Lastly when Steph said , "Just break up"... Had me like....okay I'll do it!!!🤣😂😂

[@saktiprasad620]

Ur movie selection is too good men

[@kelvinsteven4245]

When a movie review becomes a therapy session lol

[@rohitkamal6015]

Well !! I think you guys would love movie "Orange" which was acted by Ramcharan. The same guy who is in RRR . " Highly recommended ". Please try to react to that . "JABY"

[@peacefullsoul6005]

Steph's looking gorgeous 🙈

[@Aro7241]

Now That's a Honest Commentary / Review..👏👏

[@antosibin4027]

Wonderful movie 🥰🥰🔥🔥👏👏

[@bathuladurgaprasad8658]

The reality is , girls get away with hanging out with their ex and boys get away with opportunistic flirting. I liked the film and it's message but people who thinks it's toxic needs to understand that movie shows a phase of the relationship which will replicate all over the life. Few imperfections causes the havoc and amidst of that they found their true love with trust. Now, we cannot say that they stay happily ever after but they probably may not face the old problems again. They may face new ones and will find a way to set it right using, again trust and love. Please don't generalise this and apply to every wrong relationship you landed. 🙃 Truth is no matter what you think, wife and husband relationship isn't as strong as mother or father. We have to nurture it, correct it's course and constantly requires some effort from both. Instead of being in deadlock, treat the partner in the same way you wished to be treated. Love, trust and love again is the only thing we can do. BTW, message in film is, please don't do stupid things for fun and be in senses.😄

[@prodigalfraudaddy]

Steph is judging jaby so hard in this video🤣🤣

[@mpgamingyt8931]

It is called true love ☺️

[@MinisterOfAffairs]

I got a Daisy feeling that this is probably the longest post movie discussion till date 🤔. Good analysis.

[@AriaIsara]

Daisy 😂😂

[@AriaIsara]

@Abhishek Singh yes. You've seen my Twitter?

[@AriaIsara]

@Abhishek Singh ahhh ok 😄 yeah I've been watching Indian movies since 2010 and I've learnt a tiny bit of Hindi. For a French speaker it's easy to say "desi" but Americans don't have the é sound like we have in French or Spanish or Hindi so it's funny how they pronounce it 😂

[@ritz721]

I agree with steph it's exactly how i felt when i watched the movie

[@sukruthisreekaram4415]

Please react to these movies: - Shyam Singha Roy - Majili - Uppena - Dear Comrade - Ante Sundaraniki - Love Story - Colour Photo - Raja Rani

[@onepiecefan8378]

Man these movies are not that great

[@sukruthisreekaram4415]

@@onepiecefan8378 Love Today is??

[@sukruthisreekaram4415]

@@onepiecefan8378 So you think DDLJ, KKHK and K3G are great movies that too after so many years and now in this era becoming outdated, boring and cringy!!?? The above movies are at least relevant and symbolise true love like 96, SitaRamam and Veer Zaara and unlike Love Today which is funny to some extent but also completely a toxic movie!! If they could react to such a toxic movie like Love Today, then why not the above mentioned movies which are in the literal sense yardsticks to how true and honest love stories must be??!!

[@onepiecefan8378]

@@sukruthisreekaram4415 still the movies u have said are cringe and bad

[@onepiecefan8378]

@@sukruthisreekaram4415 atleast this movie is engaging than the movies u've said

[@talkingmeme1101]

Lost in translation jaby. We felt that forgiveness. For both.

[@user-sd1bm6hs2n]

11:00 sabraw explained the plot without explaining it 😂

[@Mr.Explain1999]

StephSabraw ...you looking gorgeous 😍

[@d4infotainment]

I can say that 90% of the circumstances in the movie, only Indians can relate with. Since the first part of your reaction I was sure you guys are not gonna enjoy this movie 😂 I've watched it months before, a lot of the scenes are really cringey. There are some fun parts but overall it's hard to digest what the movie gives you. I cannot agree more with everything you said during discussion part.

[@AriaIsara]

Jaby did enjoy this movie. Only Steph didn't. And I disagree that only Indians can understand 90% of the movie. It's extremely understandable for westerners (I am French). Steph just struggles with a lot of movies as it has become obvious now.

[@blossompaneser3981]

Yup.... You are saying pretty good stuff...

[@karthikmartin7615]

we all have that one ghost mentality kid in our families who always puts you in trouble😂😂😂😂

[@karthikmartin7615]

@TLG_CineDesi02 How do I reach you? I don't find any link??

[@barusathish]

I understand what Jaby was trying to say when he said that she was not worthy of his forgiveness....yet. I guess it is the thing with Cinema in general, where they bring in some catastrophic incident or a near death experience near the end of a movie - that is intended to make the problems put forth to the characters during the movie seem trivial. It is done in an effort to make the audience look at those problems as trivial and small hoping that they can overlook them. I guess me as an Indian audience got so used to it, that I didn't notice it until Jaby pointed it out. Overall, great reaction Jaby!! Kudos!!!

[@ItsVasl]

watched all three parts:)

[@manukt5918]

Clicked faster than the speed of light!!!🤣🤣

[@kavibharathy5691]

Excellent discussion 👍🏽❤️❤️❤️

[@ak_h_il]

React to 'Jaya jaya jaya jaya hey'

[@shree_kumar]

Next react to Thiruchitrambalam movie starring Dhanush please 🥺

[@thunderguy2766]

Yes please

[@94ravikumar]

He is the director of the movie " Comali"

[@TamilLibrary]

3:08 Jaby really seems pissed off because of reviiii.

[@nsurya09]

Now I am really eager to know how they would react to the telugu film baby. I think it would definitely shock them to core

[@sahayariyas9759]

Finally someone understands the toxicity in this movie

[@ECHO_HUB_]

18 pages, best film( telugu )ever

[@vijayalaxminarayanappa8675]

The thing is :you need to be transparent in important issue that you know matters to your future spouse before marriage whether they ask or not and completely transparent with everything after marriage. And ensure you get the same from your spouse . And eighty five percent of all problems in the marriage will be solved .

[@sundarstr5758]

React to maanadu movie

[@lnmemories8295]

Jaby is best 💯

[@visnu0045]

Waiting for this video since morning

[@iammaxrockatansky]

Watch Ante Sundaraniki i feel it is nanis best till daye u wont regret

[@harsh_hydra12345]

This movie is totally based on situation in India in current times in school and colleges many many students are in these kind of toxic relationship but the problem is they even know it's wrong and what's the right way because nobody openly talks about relationship whatever everyone learn about relationship is from their friends . I know you will feel this movie is toxic bcoz you don't know that this is common in India and obviously thing are different in US . but the director really did an amazing work in telling and visualising this kind of storyline . Really amazing movie 👍

[@suryacaptain6022]

Jaby react to thiruchittrambalam

[@akshaya-arrorra]

Guysss... Please do a watch along video of Nittham Oru Vaanam... It is the exact opposite of Love Today... You'll love it

[@vetrri5570]

now that they know each other, we shall think that they wouldn't keep any more secrets between them

[@BhanuMohan1509]

Love you guys 💞

[@nareshkumarni]

Jaby .. there is a difference in your perspective... It's the hero's imagination on reading the text ... Actual may not be that exaggerated... Our mind exaggerates in such circumstances... Same with the other ....

[@dragoncake8141]

She didn't lie she hid she is talking with other boys bc they thought it could lead to complications if he knows.... He was saying single and flirting with other girls

[@JHind1]

My wife knows all my passwords but I don't know any of hers.... perfect balance 😂

[@venuprince3838]

I don’t know why u didn’t react to Kartikeya 2 movie until now FYI u don’t have to see part 1 to see part 2 and I believe u can know more about Indian history in that movie like way way back history

[@myninjaway]

If a movie evoke you to have a conversation like this, then that movie is a success

[@tracejde3613]

It is how it is today. Some people in the comments just not getting it. If everything is unforgivable, noone can be in a relationship.

[@leenasawant8939]

checkout the movie sadma starring sridevi and kamal hassan ..its an iconic film

[@AriaIsara]

I have no idea why so many people are suddenly recommending Orange in the comments (an "older" movie with Ram Charan) because that movie was messy and boring. I feel like it's 1 fan of the movie who made several accounts to recommend it lol

[@prodigalfraudaddy]

Time for the new epic dark comedy of mukunthan unni associates on hotstar

[@preets2024]

Thoroughly enjoyable and a different concept (hearing the protagonist's thoughts).

[@AriaIsara]

I don't think this is gonna be Jaby's thing.

[@MrBeliever786]

Please review Dia ( kannada) movie Definitely worth watching and I'll assure you both of you will cry watching that

[@drjawahars9838]

❤️

[@gowthamk4739]

Bro the hero is director ❤

[@venkatesankesavan1560]

Quite interesting thoughts on the movie……👍🏻

[@blanket718]

React to some old Akshay comedy hits like bhagam bhag garam masala Khatta meetha mujhse shaadi karogi etc

[@UnknownUser-fq7nk]

Heyy guys.. please watch Bangalore days(malayalam).pleaseee... Id love to re-watch it with y'all