REACTION HIGHLIGHTS! | Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani | Part 2 | The Slice of Life Podcast

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[@okti1999]

Watch out bahubali movie..both the parts.. You all will love it

[@shraddharattnel6435]

Watch JAB WE MET it is a romcom it gonna get many views cuz we all fell in love with it , it's if the most hit movies you gonna love it , it's emotional,funny, and everything

[@captain-ki9hh]

a single indian wedding goes for like days, like a week or so. And it's actually a celebration, as people in India thinks marriage isn't just between 2 people it is between 2 families. Traditional weddings are awesome, I highly recommend for u to join one if possible. Although there're many steps involved in these wedding(which I have no idea what they are, but most of them are fun, yeah MOST of them)

[@ayushrawat9480]

Watch Tamasha ranbir kapoor

[@amishasingh03]

The earrings are called jhumka(s)

[@dipeshpal7023]

Indian weddings are known to be extravagant. This is a depiction of the same, and it lasts from anywhere between 3 to 5 days on an average. Cauz there are multiple traditions and parties happening before the actual wedding day.

[@feminaroy4874]

Can you guys stop assuming that the whole country is one stereo type like other country, there so many different culture and traditions that you can't even imagine.

[@moreffort]

They don't know it's okay

[@adikeshavuppar9828]

marriages in India are very fancy than the marriages that happen in other part of world

[@deepanjandatta7291]

Exactly 3-4 days minimum.

[@Mary2000am]

You should watch moroccan wedding to know what true royalty is they are magical

[@mohangupta2772]

" Yea jawani hai deewani ' is not just a movie but emotions for all indian people. It was a big blockbuster and can't be forgotten ever. ❤❤ I have literally watched it more than 50 times but still give me the same best feeling every time.❤

[@sayedmusthaqeem1631]

Guys, it's not their house that they are getting married. In India marriage is so fancy most of the times, so many of the familes will rent a Venue for their marriage. Some will be an auditorium, some rent a 5 star Hotel and some do their ceremony in a Mansion or resort. So in this movie as well they rented a fancy Mansion kind of thing.

[@ActuallyAnanya]

It is one of the Taj hotels in Udaipur

[@sayedmusthaqeem1631]

@@ActuallyAnanya oh, looks fancy. I wonder how much will be the rent for a 3 days marriage

[@ActuallyAnanya]

​@@sayedmusthaqeem1631 just looked it up and it's actually an Oberoi hotel, the Udaivilas in Udaipur! There's probably prices online, can't imagine it would be cheap lol

[@sayedmusthaqeem1631]

@@ActuallyAnanya ohk, thanks

[@desertstorm2156]

That's a hotel. I attended my friends 4 day wedding there. And my oh my what an experience it was 👍👍👍👍👍

[@rimamondal0405]

Those earrings are called jhumka. They come in various colours,size and in different styles with different metals and gems.

[@aditfinance]

1) That's not his own house. It is a five star hotel. Destination weddings commonly happen in such hotels. 2) That was a pre wedding party, not the wedding itself

[@ActuallyAnanya]

The nose ring isn't a required thing for a traditional Indian wedding. I don't plan on wearing one whenever I get married simply because it doesn't suit my nose shape. It doesn't for my mother as well, she didn't wear one at her wedding. And traditional weddings vary a lot in India depending on the region. Traditional South Indian weddings for example are quite different from North Indian ones. What is the case though is that there will be several ceremonies, usually spread over multiple days. This movie featured some ceremonies commonly found in North Indian weddings, like haldi (the one where they put the yellow turmeric paste on the bride and groon), they sort of combined it with mehndi (the henna ceremony) which is a combination that does happen in real life too, the sangeet (the choreographed song and dance event where all the family and friends practice and perform) and then finally the actual wedding. Usually there will also be a reception afterwards however for dramatic purposes this movie omitted that and added a pre-wedding party instead which is less common. This would be a very expensive wedding for the very rich but in general even the less wealthy save up to spend a lot on weddings. The location they used is The Oberoi Udaivilas hotel in Udaipur, Rajasthan. It's a 5-star hotel, and the kind of venue richer people would use for a wedding. And even richer people have rented out actual royal palaces for weddings before.

[@scorpio445]

Wedding is India is not a one day thing.. there are multiple functions.. spread over days. The actual exchange of garlands/wedding happens in the last day. It's a destination wedding..Udaipur ..city of lakes ..northern part of India not the guys house she is getting married

[@vrooonyy]

i love your reactions guys! it's not a palace tho, it's a hotel in Udaipur, Rajasthan which is modelled on a palace and the most expensive weddings happen there like in this movie

[@mohsinsyedain1754]

it IS a palace converted to a Hotel...I think..or.?

[@thesliceoflifepodcast]

Very cool! That hotel looks like such a cool place!

[@ruh_sharma]

It's a palace bro which has been converted to a hotel

[@kritikarathi808]

Nose ring is a jewellery.. not a compulsion. With indian attire you can actually wear jewellery in entire body.. We also wear rings in our feet finger.. jewellery for arms , waist...

[@paaritoshkarmakar2119]

The groom and Avi are real life brothers, Kunal and Aditya Roy Kapoor 😄😄

[@Avantika-c8x]

I love your reactions.. most of the channels are watching same films over and over..Hey please watch one of these next.. Piku( Deepika Padukone, Amitabh Bachan), Agneepath (Hritik, Priyanka Chopra), Swades (SRK), Chak De (SRK), Lagaan (Amir Khan), Shanghai (Abhay Deol, Kalki from Zindagi na milegi dobara), Talaash (Amir Khan, Kareena Kapoor), Masaan (Vicky Kaushal), Haider (Shahid Kapoor), Dil Chahta Hai (Amir Khan)

[@kvm6]

Not really... I think only Jaby is facing that issue, since his crew has gotten bigger. Other reaction channels are doing okay.

[@kvm6]

@pikachu9443 then you should watch MCU to understand what overrated means.

[@satisfyingvideos5336]

Talaash aamir khan

[@baldeagle8597]

​@pikachu9443i bet pathaan is your fvt novie of the year😂

[@bichlaa4595]

They cutting scene so much

[@mangoshake2692]

Indian weddings can be very extra for some people in india too. Weddings in india last a week including several rituals. Gold jewellery is exchanged between the bride and groom's family. Sangeet ( traditional music party kinda stuff) haldi , mehndi (henna) , barat and everything makes up at least a week . So yeah. And it's costly. Indian weddings are costly.

[@arjunKaisaAbhi]

35:19 Vikram is Villian from Bahubali Movie....🔥🔥🔥 And you think Bunny can Fight him..😝😝

[@kingkohli8135]

Animal 😈😈 🪓🪓

[@deveshkapoor6552]

The reaction can be summed up in "Why is there...?" Every 30 seconds, a Why is there question prompt allows the personnel on the screen to breathe, I suppose.

[@kvm6]

I don't understand what you mean? They miss some things and aren't aware about others. But what are you trying to say?

[@shreyasjamdade8549]

@@kvm6 which is why you let the entire thing to finish and then interpret instead of interupting every 30 seconds

[@kvm6]

@@shreyasjamdade8549 Okaaayyy! Thanks for explaining. I wasn't able to understand what was commented.

[@pankajikhe4425]

Some wedding happened in palaces too in Rajasthan 😅 it's normal for rich people 😅 guy's I think should watch a video on Indian festival and place for understanding Indian movie better

[@pohordebbarma4505]

That palace like Mansion is Hotel in Udaypur, Rajasthan the arid state of India, they booked it for Wedding, Dance competition is part of the custom of Indian marriage, groom vs Bride side, Turmeric application was also part of the wedding

[@kvm6]

Traditional Hindu weddings always have multiple rituals, one of which is the rubbing turmeric paste for removing impurities (of soul and body). Lara was present at the dance off because she was a cousin of Taran (the groom). The song and dance ritual is kinda recent addition due to Bollywood but we've always celebrated weddings and most are bound to be extravagant. I am quite sad that Kabir's emotional scenes didn't make the cut, but hoping you address stuff in the review.

[@akashvig5007]

Also, they were thinking if the palace was actually Aditi's or rent.. It was Jaisalmer, i guess where this was shot. You can rent the palace for a full week for the wedding rituals and do a destination wedding.

[@thesliceoflifepodcast]

Thanks for the info! Yes we will talk more about Kabir’s emotional scenes in the review!

[@sritishkumargouda844]

I love this trio. I hope we will get more reaction videos like this 👍

[@thesliceoflifepodcast]

Thank you 🙏 more reaction videos to come! Mirzapur season 2 is next!

[@priyak7384]

​​@@thesliceoflifepodcast please watch patal lok after mirzapur. Probably the best series from India. Panchayat is amazing too

[@nikhilbansal1533]

14:20😂 Watch ashiqui 2 to see his alcohol addiction 😂😂

[@VipashyanaChauhan]

Yeh please 😭🤌

[@gigabyte1739]

I guess he is an alcoholic in many of his films😅

[@Remy4556]

@@gigabyte1739 just like how Ranbir is always a "clueless learner about life and love" in most of his films.

[@sancharichakraborty7749]

Indian weddings goes on for like a week with different traditions and it is different in every part of the country India is not just a country but a world in itself.

[@diksha7915]

the culture shock is real gurls 😂😂 and thrusts per minute holy shit epic 😂😂 i cannot

[@AnjaliKumari-wt3zs]

Hey so just to give you a clear picture about the wedding that was depicted in this particular movie was a 'destination wedding'. It's like you book a place for all the rituals & both the grooms side & bride's side staying there for 3-4 days. These rituals include cocktail party/dinner. Haldi (where they were putting something yellow on her face, that was turmeric) , then mehendi (Henna function), Sangeet (where they were dancing) & then the final wedding day. Different states have different traditions & their rituals. But in movie those ritual was the majorly followed here.

[@Sanj193]

29:07 they missed the joke with the subtitles! She says "ab mere bole chudiyan kaun dekhega!?" He replies "Karan Johar" But subtitles say "Who's gonna see my traditional dance!?" "All the uncles" 😭🤣 Basically she wanted to dance on an iconic song called "bole chudiyan" from a classic film nd karan johar is the director of that film! 😂

[@aditya-zo3vm]

Main character- studies journalism in NW university, is shown clicking photos all throughout the film, says a hundred times I want to travel the world and document it. And then- Is that a taxi driver? God why is watching brain-dead people on internet so fun??

[@abewewew]

Bunny was an absolutely despicable character. Their marriage would have never worked out since the guy never learned the value of compromise and commitment, he just made one compromise in the entire movie that too out of sheer desperation

[@Nunyabisinas]

If you guys want to know more about indian weddings, i suggest you watch the series 'made in heaven'. Well it mainly revolves around the more rich and privileged of india, but im sure it'll give you an idea about how weddings in india actually are.

[@reeko9278]

Its so nice yo watch all these movies with yall😊keep it coming.

[@thesliceoflifepodcast]

We’ll keep it coming!

[@maverickwarlock]

Guys, first of all, that's not her house, it's a hotel, she mentioned it's a destination wedding. plus, Indian weddings are a whole trip. The first where everyone was in bling, was a cocktail party, then the Haldi ceremony where they were applying the yellow paste, turmeric. Then was Sangeet (musical event/ dance off) with Ranbir in the Silver kurta, then finally the wedding took place.

[@HartajTrehan]

The earrings are called "Jhumka" -> thats the general term, but there are a variety of them. But thats how you search them.

[@manavkashyap2639]

Guys INDIAN Weddings, you need to learn about the movies that most Indian movies and festivals are emotionally attached! Foreigns are dry in terms of emotion, sorry I said it. Thats why you see background BGM sounds and music and only if you could understand the language, you would understand the emotion correctly.

[@Raju-ys3iy]

33:30 those earrings are called "jhumka earrings".

[@soumikghy]

It's actually a destination wedding in Rajasthan, India. They don't own the palace 😅😅

[@randomfire5315]

Slowly but surely you are becoming my fav reactors.

[@pohordebbarma4505]

Nose ring is just optional, necessarily you don't need to wear it and the design differs from region to region, love your nose ring focus 😂😂😂😂😂

[@priyak7384]

They think it's a thing like the tribal Africans wearing those neck bands to elongate their necks

[@KRISH-li8vw]

those earing are called "JHUMKA"😃👍 Loved your reaction to this movie

[@Rayray_ray_ray]

This movie is like a warm hug.

[@vijay3248]

34:21 he's Rana. you might recognize him from bahubali. he plays the villain bhallaladeva

[@mishka-bonggujjufoodiecoup9382]

It’s destination wedding…very common in India

[@rimi6334]

17:33 😂😂😂😂 Henna is Indian word bro, Its called Henna Tree and the Pest is called Mehendi

[@Remy4556]

Paste**

[@sourabhmistry748]

Those earrings are called “jhumka” in hindi

[@diptimayee6319]

33:33 that earings we call it jhumka

[@jiophone2412]

It's quite common for rich people to rent castles for like 10 days for the marriage and all the relatives stay there the whole time.

[@akshitphukan5461]

Was looking for my favourite scene of the movie : the father and son talk before his son leave for U S. :( sad to not see It here.

[@vaibhavshirgure8846]

This is my all time favourite movie. You can't get bored with this. I watched this movie for like more than 50 times and 10 times in the theatre. ❤❤❤❤

[@yogeshrawat855]

That song at end kabira is like emotions for us

[@pawlaski1857]

This is my BEEEEEEEST Indian movie eveeeer. Tnks fr the reaction

[@salonichoudhary7103]

Please watch jab we met , it's a classic and the movie was way ahead of it's time .

[@maverickwarlock]

Guys, take it easy with the thrusting, it's not just this movie, it's seen in a lot of hindi movies, it's a popular dance move not to be taken sexually. I mean Hollywood movies go above and beyond for sex scenes with no boundaries and you find a dance move intolerable?

[@ashweta21]

Exactly! Just because of this they ruined this reaction for me

[@abdev3941]

I liked the reaction for the first part, in the later half u guys did just the opposite of what this movie's about i.e. 'being in the present'. 2nd half had many valuable life lessons & beautiful scenes which are meant to be enjoyed slowly, sometimes letting silence speak itself and not discussing what future holds or whats unnecessary is better otherwise that ruins the moment. U could discuss it in the review video & enjoy the scene from the movie more without ruining the dialogue or the sound of silence in the movie. Well that's my opinion & this is not my reaction channel so u could say it's just a rant from a random guy & ignore it. Indian weddings are normally extravagant cuz here culturally u'd marry someone for a lifetime so it's a huge day in someone's life. Sometimes it takes upto 7-10 days too tho 3-5 is more common. The traditions vary from one state to another even in the same state there are some minor differences but all are very long

[@shreyasjamdade8549]

they were more focused on that god damn jersey

[@Lazymath007_]

@@shreyasjamdade8549yes because there is nothing really happening in this film. I dont blame this guys. The movie doesnt have natural humour like ZNDM to keep you engaged and neither does it have too much emotional depth. This movie is stale. Directors need to learn hoe to make a film like ZNMD, not YJHD

[@sangeetabahadur4536]

Many Indian brides do NOT wear a nose ring, so please don't sound so distressed! 😂 Also, Indian weddings are far more elaborate, fancy and fun than yours are, last through days of pre- and post-wedding rituals, and destination weddings - like this one - are quite the thing for the well-heeled and among other things, palace hotels and resorts are hired for the ceremony.

[@poonambawa940]

Wearing a nose ring is not a necessity. Aditi's wedding was fully traditional!

[@sadia2395]

Reminded me of indians grandmothers going ' what? No rose ring?! Tsk tsk! Its not a traditional wedding' 😅

[@archiem654]

My favourite thing to watch these days is a foreigner's reaction to Indian dance moves that includes any sort of thrusting. Meanwhile us indians never thought about them in that way. 😂😂😂😂 On a side note though: hip movements are very common in Indian folk dances for both men and women. And "bollywood dancing" is a fusion of different dance styles. 😊 And I don't like this movie 😵😵😵

[@onpoint1708]

Indian marriages are like 5 day festivals.

[@chandrapal48]

Nxt movie wake up sid Directed by same director Ayan mukharji

[@sonyd5800]

earrings are called jhumka

[@jiv6186]

Deepika and ranbir kapur both are ex in real life.. This movies is after their break up.. After break up she was in depression for long time...When she said I fell I love with u Again... I was like dang 😊 I love them as couple in real life , unfortunately they are not.

[@cystictank]

the earrings are called jhumkas

[@tylerisangry2444]

From where you guys getting info about what is traditional and what is not ?!

[@shikhar5341]

why did you cut the dad scene

[@SwaggerSayan]

I love this 3 guys ✌❤ nd their reaction I hope they will react to more movies 🎥❤

[@AtharvaSathaye]

Who's going to tell these guys the thrusting isn't meant to be sensual in the music 🤦🏻

[@gunjannasa1551]

they r making a VERY big deal out of it🤦‍♀️🤣 that is just a step

[@rimi6334]

35:15 that guy is villain of Bahubali 😊

[@Lowkeygurl]

Its a normal indian weding witch is shown in the movie

[@bhoopalijoshi4262]

The earrings are called 'Zoomka'...!

[@ashweta21]

“Jhumka” 😂

[@bhoopalijoshi4262]

@@ashweta21 yeah "Jhumka" 😆😆 right

[@ashweta21]

@@bhoopalijoshi4262😂

[@pranavrathi779]

That palace is wedding destination

[@sahupriyanshi]

you should also watch the movie named DIL BECHARA

[@vrooonyy]

Those earrings are called Jhumka. get the silver ones for your wife.

[@deveshkapoor6552]

I never understood how the guy who wrote dialogues for this ended up writing dialogues for Brahmastra. It makes zero sense.

[@sonyd5800]

and nose ring is not compulsory man 🤣🤣

[@faizan8797]

that earring is "jhumka"

[@yeolsyeobo7509]

Someone suggest them some "priyadarshan" movies such as "Garam Masala" & "Chup Chup ke". I think they'll enjoy these funny movies

[@priyajain8160]

The earrings are called jhumkas 😊

[@saym4gunthapally192]

Vikram is the villian of Baahubali….‼️

[@kashisnair5946]

indian weddings are not 1 day guys . its mini 2 to 3 days

[@apoorvsingh1773]

It's a masterpiece ❤

[@shilparaj2129]

One of my favourite bollwood film ❤️

[@shubhamtubu8027]

Why you cut the father son conversation scenes? Whereas didn't cut many unimportant scenes

[@prathmeshgawde9510]

Yes agreed that's the important seen

[@gayatri555]

It was a destination wedding. Not thier own house.

[@priyankasinha735]

Those earrings are called jhumkas

[@AnitaGiri-eh1lf]

This film is our real life😢😢...

[@harsha12326]

Who told you guys nose ring is a tradition here?

[@aadarshthakur9477]

Destination wedding...too many functions

[@aaditibiswas1599]

THOSE EARRINGS ARE CALLED JHUMKAS❤❤

[@Mclovin96X]

any one can rent those palaces which is located in udaipur , rajasthan

[@khushimehappy]

earings are called jhumkas these are indian earings

[@mayurgogoi1339]

If u wanna watch feel good Indian movies Try : English Vinglish, Wake up Sid, Jab we met 😊😊😊🤘

[@sumantjaiswal3811]

The earrings are called jhumkas.

[@jdsanime4504]

in india it is possible to do this kind of wedding if you are a engineer

[@Remy4556]

Only rich business people and politicians and celebrities with surplus money can afford such weddings for their son/daughter........Doctors, Engineers, IAS officers are mostly self made people. They are rich but they're never gonna spend 2-3 crores just for a lavish wedding.

[@ananyacoolguy]

I think I have watched so many foreigners react to Indian movies starting from jaby to our stupid reaction and so on ..but the level of grasp to the core Indian content by u guys are the best ...Keep reacting to good movies from all regional content u will be mesmerized,and awestruck..Great Reaction guys

[@DEEPAK-yc9hz]

where do you guyz live , in church ,, lol that was dance move ,,dirty mind leads to bad thinking u know lol😂😂the guy in cap always questioning everything dude chill enjoy lol

[@DipayanChowdhury]

THE WEDDING TOOK PLACE IN A HOTEL, GUYS. THE PALACE WASN'T THEIR HOME.

[@somendratomar3052]

Earrings are called jhumka

[@shilparaj2129]

You guys just cut the best part of the movie, father and son scene 😐

[@shreyasjamdade8549]

Dude when the scene is going do listen to the dialouges or read the subtitles also along with your commentary instead of asking ton times why is the groom dancing with a random girl. They showed an entire segment where clearly naina has said bunny to spy the groom's family dance practices etc. At that time you guys were so engrossed in that jersey thing. Every 30 sec had that god damn TPM etc

[@floppy_hands1770]

TPM is too funny 😂

[@Burner__]

Watch 'Masan' if you want to see the best bollywood romance movie.