Roasting My Reviews Of Bollywood Movies/Shows | Where Did I Go Wrong?

[@sengarics]

Glad that your perspective on bulbul is improved. All girls I know have been deeply impacted by the movie. It's emotionally horrifying. We tend to judge horror movies by scariness or ugliness, but bulbul horrifies you for days with its Curt commentary about a life of woman in our society. More horrifying is the fact that so many women undergo even worse than what bulbul went through in their marriages.

[@arpisaikia2648]

Absolutely second your opinion.Bulbul is a masterpiece .

[@dpods]

Bulbul was a good movie. What the character Bulbul must have gone through is horrific.The concept of old tale into the movie was brilliant. Only flaw was that the script was predictable.

[@sengarics]

@@dpods I think these kind of stories are mostly predictable

[@ishqwalalover]

I was so connect ed when I watched Bulbbul..Wow..what a cinematic experience..

[@neerjadudeja4838]

I never thought anyone wouldn't like bulbbul :p

[@Psh2800]

"This is where the privilege and ignorance lies" Finally a KZbinr acknowledging their privileges and accepting the ignorance.

[@khushi.jaizwal]

Yesss!!!

[@xa1239]

A youtuber agrees with your viewpoint so he's a good man but he's not if he doesn't?😂

[@lifeoftitli9068]

As a female, I was deeply disturbed after watching Bulbul and I hated your review because of the same but now I'm very happy and proud of following you because not only did u address the "wrongs" in some of your reviews, but also instead of justifying it you accepted it! You are a real MAN and you should be proud of it😁💕

[@parasprodigy]

All men are REAL MEN! Saying some men are men and some aren't men..is also a problem.. if you understand.

[@THECAR99]

@@parasprodigy we're all born women. Hormones differ genders

[@parasprodigy]

@@THECAR99 what you said is pure Bullshit!

[@parasprodigy]

@Dr strange Bad men and real men..bad women are real women. Just like there are campaigns saying..all women don't have to be lady like..or be a certain way.. The same applies for men..all men can be different..let's not preach men on what or who or how a real man should be..as all men are real men.. Good bad is a vague moral concept..with no fixed principles..

[@THECAR99]

@@parasprodigy go read biology. Every mamal is born with nipples but not everyone lactates. Thus proving the point. Even men with high estrogen and progesterone also women with higher testosterone exist.

[@shra1882]

Haters are now confused if they should like the video or dislike it.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

HAHAHA ayy like it only :p

[@gairickdam18]

@@TriedRefusedProductions but still preeti doesn't react when Kabir kissed her or slaps her,every human being reacts on these circumstances even the spiritual people who are tranquil first think and then react

[@sonu72049]

@@gairickdam18 so when she doesn't react one can take it both ways, consent and non- consent. So as the film progresses we understand that there is an intense love between the characters, which more or justifies in every possible way that it was a consent. Even if you feel it doesn't, you are wantedly victimizing Preeti's character because she is a woman, or some other personal bias.

[@gairickdam18]

@@sonu72049 no I am not but an unknown man kissing in sometime and she has consent😂, although it's a movie

[@sonu72049]

@@gairickdam18 exactly, there was no context to that scene so one might feel awkward, but as the movie progresses it's pretty much straightforward to say that they're crazy for eachother... So I don't think we need to debate such scenes. Yes if the character showed any discomfort in any way, then probably that scene should have been bashed

[@deepeka134]

We see a similar toxic relationship in devdas but Parvati leaves him forever. Her love is always there for him and she shows concern for him more than anyone in the world but she stood up for her self esteem. Devdas goes down the path of self destruction and dies. It's tragic but it also teaches that if you treat a woman bad or without respect she'll leave you and you can't blame it on her. Your self destruction and state of life is 100% the consequence of your decision

[@sanskritibarman4928]

This is a perfect example of why a movie like kabir singh does deserve some amount of criticism bcoz it fails in it's course of actions leading to no major consequences or accountability

[@thedevilsadvocate858]

Contrary to Paro, Chadramukhi tries to _fix_ Devdas. Which is also problematic as many woman think they can fix a destructive person

[@deepeka134]

@@thedevilsadvocate858 Chandramukhi doesn't know about history and actions of Devdas. She just sees a grieving lover and he also treats her better than 90% of the men she has seen so I feel what she did was fine. But yeah in general lotta women do try to "fix" men

[@CS2K23]

There's nothing toxic in relationship. It's personal and different to different people.

[@ashwiniupadhye3369]

I agree with you.. especially for the last line.. this message is also given in movie aakashvaani.. must watch movie.. but unfortunately failed at box-office..

[@rforr3779]

Sanju divorced her wife while she was suffering from brain tumor but still he is a very nice guy according to movie

[@kushalrijal9453]

True. The movie never shows his grown up kids because small kids bring sympathy

[@SS-er9gw]

And they just conveniently skipped his first wife and kids in the whole movie.....that's disrespectful for his first wife and kid.....

[@rforr3779]

@@SS-er9gw yeah true bro

[@rforr3779]

@Noob master bhai he was in love with her at a point of time atleast he could have supported her while she was suffering and if it was that normal than why didn't they showed her death she was her first wife afterall

[@stevewhite6241]

@Noob master don't defend him please. Sanjay did wrong there. Abandoning a dying wife. Shameful act.

[@yashovardhan849]

They say that a strong man is that who has the courage to accept his mistakes and learn from it. You are one such strong man jammy!!!

[@priyanshuaind4281]

Sooo true

[@souravpatra9811]

And so was Kabir in Kabir Singh, thats why he deserved a happy ending. He suffered bcoz of his toxicity and eventually learned from it in the end and it was just his luck that he was able to make amends for what he did....

[@souravpatra9811]

@Dr strange whatever it may be, consider Kabir Singh as the villain of the story who gets a chance at redemption and just bcoz he accepts his deeds are the cause of his very own suffering, he perhaps gets a happy ending to show the audience how letting go of such toxicity or criminality can affect a person. Take it as a character development and consider this movie as an example for not retaining a character as that of Kabir(from the start) and ultimately be humble as the final Kabir was, consider this fact and this movie will be a gem....

[@Devakshi102]

I never liked Priti's character. The scene where Kabir kisses her cheeks after ragging n she just walks away without any reaction always irritates me. She never reacted to any of his actions. I don't think any love story starts without proper consent or proposal.

[@dheerajnagraj8683]

That is very normal in our telugu films in almost every movie hero harreses and eve teases herione and beats villians for the same And heroines at the end fell for them in ala vaikuntapuram hero watches heroines legs and heroine never says anything instead of dismissing him and putting him in jail the same person gives lectures to a small villain character for insulting women there are few films like aarya where hero respects heroine and her feelings when she asks him to stay from her he stays away but solves her problem s in that movie the villian's character is similar to kabir singh/arjun reddy

[@sengarics]

Agree 100% Even if girls enter such toxic relationships, they tend to leave it for good. Preeti is certainly not a representation of 21st century women. Trying to paint it as such is even worse.

[@CS2K23]

@@dheerajnagraj8683 it's normal to all films. Not just telugu.

[@haripriya432]

@@dheerajnagraj8683 the last comparison made me LoL! Nice!!

[@gairickdam18]

She was there to just serve the hero whether she passed college or not film also doesn't tell anything about

[@shouryapathania6575]

Being honest is so rare these days especially when people are getting angry for no apparent reason its really appreciated man

[@atifjameel5996]

Enter Pratik Borade

[@timepassscript]

@@atifjameel5996 he isn't honest.he is mostly a political reviewer man. If u intendeen pun here then its a wooooooosh for me😅

[@sauronishere8040]

@@atifjameel5996 Pratik Barode is so delusional.

[@atifjameel5996]

@@timepassscript i was being sarcastic 😉 he is a pain in the ass

[@atifjameel5996]

@@sauronishere8040 SARCASM

[@nikitagigigeorge8572]

A king who self analysis and corrects his past mistakes hoping to get better as a critique/commentator!!! Respect Jammy😁👑

[@simanchala45]

That's why we say TRP is the genuine movie review channel.

[@sonu72049]

Simp

[@aryanavasthi4901]

@@sonu72049 do u even know the meaning of simp😂😂

[@Samarthjbr]

Sims charcter who is a pimp?

[@sonu72049]

@@aryanavasthi4901 yea I thgt this will look funny in an over exaggerated way.. but it doesn't..

[@sonu72049]

@@Samarthjbr this meaning is somehow better than the actual meaning.. petition to make this the actual meaning of simp

[@chinmaykulkarni2462]

Jammy -: Roasting my own reviews... Modi Ji -: Atmanirbhar Bharat!!

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

hahahaha!

[@navanithsalian4364]

Why bring politics in this?

[@max55436]

@@navanithsalian4364 cuz he knows u will get triggred lol

[@Azx12345]

@@navanithsalian4364 it's just a quote that goes with it dude🤦🏻‍♀️

[@offred6013]

@@navanithsalian4364 becos everything is politics.

[@manizhabaratzadeh1879]

I was desperately waiting for Kabir Singh and asked my husband to bring cd from India (he was studying there that time) and when I watched I was like "amla oil would be better"... I was totally disappointed

[@zubiakhaleel1380]

Hahaha good one 😂

[@priyasharma-xe6dl]

Everyone: We are doing things Jammy: But let me do them the right way. Keep up the good work Jam❤🤗

[@aibalbijukonuparamban9358]

True🙄

[@chrisjamesjoshy]

In a world where everyone tries to hide their mistakes, it's always nice to see someone admitting where they went wrong and learning from those mistakes. #respect

[@anuprajbongshi5705]

Jammy went full thanos mode "Fine I will do it myself"

[@sunandinighosh6037]

😂😂

[@alexgeorge9617]

The one thing I'm glad about and it's the fact that a part of the audience has started admiring flawed characters and seeing things from their perspective and calling out heroes and protagonists of their toxic behaviors. People have started to criticise Raj from DDLJ, Bunny from YJHD and many more heroes. While I've no problem with the characters, but these characters are often glorified and put on a pedestal that people worship them and when they're criticized, people lose their minds. I'm a big fan of Malayali actor Dileep. But looking back, it's obvious that some of his films both hits and flops had a lot of women derogatory elements and cheap humor under the guise of innocent humor. It's refreshing to see that audiences are starting to see things in a bit more critical sense and demand for better content.

[@ishaan6426]

You have the guts to accept your past mistakes. Respect!

[@shambhavibhanot4395]

Jammy : "Kisi aur ki mujhko zarurat kya, main to khud se hi pyaar jatau"

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

wtf lol!

[@shambhavibhanot4395]

@@TriedRefusedProductions You don't need nobody😌 Name: Shambhavi Bhanot Cause of death: Crush's first reply❤️😌

[@trinuuu]

@@shambhavibhanot4395 hahaa u seem creepy

[@ganeshprasad4929]

@@shambhavibhanot4395 Rest in peace Shambhavi🥀

[@LeviAckerman-fh1wd]

@@shambhavibhanot4395 Do you have a Death note

[@ankitamenon4784]

The main problem with Kabir singh is that they had deleted some scenes where he was less toxic like shiva explaining his father Kabir's life after break up and Kabir telling shiva , guy(choosen for marriage)was not good for his sister as he ( that guy) objectified air hostess and these scenes were present in Arjun Reddy which made him less toxic and more justifiable but in Kabir singh not only they didn't delete problematic scenes but also they deleted scenes where Kabir was less toxic .

[@swatisaini6447]

I have seen Arjun Reddy too and believe he is still toxic

[@Lazymath007_]

@@swatisaini6447 yes and that's fine because I like to watch complex characters on screen. I am tired of the cliche heroes and villains 😭😭

[@LSF7]

I didn't notice this missing scene in Kabir Reddy..

[@amishere.05]

Both Kabir singh and Arjun Reddy were shi*. Those people who were enjoying these kind of toxic movies are the same people who were criticising the series "Four more shots" .

[@aryanavasthi4901]

@@amishere.05 absolutely I completely agree with you , these films were justifying toxic relationship and toxic masculinity

[@pranavbellary9800]

Tamasha was the one for me, I remember watching it in the theatre in 2015 as a 13 year old and getting absolutely bored by the proceedings and I also remember my uncle telling me that I'd change my mind if I watched this film in 5 years. I watched it again during the lockdown last year and to put it simply, my uncle couldn't have been more right.

[@shrutiloveena]

I generally watch a movie after seeing your review. But I am so glad I watched Bulbbul before. Was really upset after watching your review. I am glad to see you give it, its due credit. In fact, you could make a separate video for it, as films like bulbbul need a lot more praise and publicity.

[@bhavyarawat9842]

I am so happy with my choices of who I want to follow. You take responsibility for your opinions and acknowledge the change of those opinions too. It’s to okay to feel differently about everything over time. So proud of you Jammy.

[@MaheshBh6]

Praiseworthy for Anmol to come out and accept he was wrong in a few of his initial analyses. I think this is also a wake-up call to "passive" audiences who rely on reviews to be the be-all and end-all and frame their opinions of films/series completely based on a review. At the end of the day, reviews are just opinions, albeit expert ones which may sometimes change like it’s been highlighted here. It’s important that we form our own judgements and then watch reviews to see if they support or oppose our opinions

[@mcchilde2903]

Frankly I would say that's a good majority of jammy's audience. We Indians see a guy who speaks well and appears sophisticated and start worshipping him. I myself like jammy and his reviews a lot, but many of his so called "fans" just straight up think his word is law lol.

[@beactivebehappy9894]

@@mcchilde2903 See, you cannot necessarily blame the fans. they are like THAT because they know less about film and the technical or aesthetic aspects of it so they rely on his word as gospel. About the sophisticated guy vibe, I totally agree because I had fallen to that but upon later realising my felony I immediately un-subscribed this channel, not out of angst or any bitter feelings but because my opinions were BUILDING based on this one person’s thoughts which I felt was detrimental for me. To be very honest I am not a Guy who extensively consumes content apart from KZbin. So, I was not watching any of the stuff he reviews and would just watch his review and then form opinions. After unsubscribing I watched some of the shows but now I have again started watching Jamie with a pinch of salt in my hand.

[@thedaredevils6877]

This channel has improved my taste in entertainment....Some years ago I was a salman fan 🙄🙄🙄

[@abys4055]

😅😂😂

[@trinuuu]

Till bajrangi bhaijan even i was a fan... But after race 3....

[@LeviAckerman-fh1wd]

Thats what you call a big transformation

[@thedaredevils6877]

Race 3 is the worst thing ever happened to me 🙄🙄😶😶

[@fidhamisna]

Congratulations 👏🏻...

[@priyanshutiwari9938]

Revolutionary Road is one of the most underrated Leonardo's movie, Whole Movie was just getting darker and darker with every scene, it was Beautiful 💔

[@srimanaswini8521]

Brilliantly said! For me it was "Charlie and the chocolate factory" , it was my favourite but then I realised he hangs cows to the ceiling and whips them to make "Whipped cream" , he tortures and trains squirrels to open nuts! I never could unsee it!

[@harish123az]

Well the author was Roald Dahl. He was not just a normal kids author but a genuine horror writer with brilliant twists. Some of his stories are outright sadistic

[@yogitasindhu1444]

the original "willy wonka amd the choclate factory " didn't had that whipping cream scene nor the squirrel one!! so the were added to the film ,they were not in the original story !!

[@sakshishinde4595]

I want they make KABIR SINGH'S next part nd shows us priti's life...Bcz in movie they just shows us kabir's life not priti..we should understand these point that in just few hours they cannot give justice to every thing what audience expecting😊

[@JoelEliphaz]

It's always a wonderful step forward for humanity when someone is bold enough to accept their mistakes and be humble. It's one more step towards making it a normal thing. Good one, Jammy!

[@nathuramgoatse4325]

"Sanju : a man who left his wife while she was counting her last breathe"

[@AriftheKhan]

My first reaction after watching Sanju was "It's glorifying the Munna" No doubt performances were perfect..

[@awesomesagarsharma4547]

Jammy becomes the best critics ever walk on the earth, by just realizing his mistakes and accepting in front of his subs. And we never ask for it. Love jammy

[@nethmisahajeewa2304]

The problem with Kabir Singh is that the whole plot seems insignificant at the end. If they had married at the beginning, at the time of the end of the film Kabir and Preeti would be 'happily' married with a baby. What changed for Kabir with his behaviour is, 1. He lost few months with Preeti 2. He did drugs and alcohol, has a few relationships and got a dog 3.Got his medical license suspended (this is the only one that is actually impactful longterm, but it doesn't have anything to do with their relationship) Relationshipwise almost nothing changed, either way at that point in time they would be 'happily' married with a baby. It would have been a okay ending, 2.They don't end up together. Preeti and her husband or Preeti alone raising the baby (or no baby at all 🤷🏾‍♀️). Kabir being alone and sad sad forever, or finding someone better suited and doing a better job at a relationship. 3. Either of them dying (cliche and dramatic I know, but better than this) 4.Or at the very least the child not being Kabirs. Also I find it a little cliche that Kabir slept around but Preeti remained 'chaste' for him. Like I am not telling that she should have slept together with anyone, even with her husband. And considering Preetis character it makes sense (She loved Kabir she slept with him. She didn't love anyone else, including her husband, so she didn't sleep with anyone else. That's all good and well). But the continued trope that its cool and normal for men to sleep around, but its only 'romantic' or 'true love' if the woman saves herself for only the hero, is overused and wayyyy too normalised. It's in character with Preeti, but why do they always make female leads who are in character with it?

[@piyushpanda7155]

Damn right about Kabir Singh.. We can argue whether things done by a character in a movie are justifiable or not in real life. But we can't tell the creators not to make that movie. We can say Kabir was a problematic character but we can't tell Sandeep Reddy to not make the movie.

[@preethi_16]

Ahh you have no idea how much I've learnt about the essence of cinema watching ur reviews.(Given i am an aspiring actress) You are the reason I have discovered so many good movies in India💓

[@shubhagarwal9812]

Its normal dude. My thoughts changed everytime when ever i rewatched something and that means you are constantly growing. For example, when i saw Drive for the first time i didn't like that film at all, i hated it, its slow garbage for me but after rewatching it recently, holy shit i love that film now and literally for now Drive is my favourite film of all time. It shows you how my perspective widened and well not just that I am also learning filmmaking. So yeah a film which i hated a year ago now i love that shit.

[@dheerajnagraj8683]

Bro are you talking about bollywood drive it is a stupid movie i have ever seen in my life if it is about hollywood one I agree with you

[@shubhagarwal9812]

@@dheerajnagraj8683 bollywood wali mere universe mai exist hi nhi karti

[@notmyname971]

@@shubhagarwal9812 lmao 😂

[@hijack69]

One year later, Jammy: Roasting my "Roasting of Bollywood movie and Tv shows" videos

[@homosapien5156]

I would say for me Interstellar and even Inception to some extent has been the films that I find okay on later viewings and found very good at first. I think those films(and Nolan's recent work in general) has had characters that were a little undercooked. The main focus of film becomes it's spectacle. Storytelling and character building takes a back seat. On the contrary I still find Prestige, Birdman and The king of comedy as great as the first time. This video has given me a great suggestion to re-watch great films. Thanks jammy 💙

[@stevewhite6241]

Tenet was the worst. Story filled with plot holes, pretentious plot and bland characters. Christopher Nolan's movies have hit story dip ever since Jonathan Nolan left.

[@homosapien5156]

@@stevewhite6241 Yeah agreed. But I didn't like it on the first watch only, so dosen't qualify for what is asked in the video 😅

[@sadiyabaksh8906]

Good job Not a lot of people accept and correct their mistakes Really glad that you tried to look at the movies from all the perspectives before jumping to the conclusion. I totally agree with your Kabir Singh comments .It's a character and every character won't be what people want it to be .

[@manjiridighade7327]

MY MY the things you said about bulbul so true, the harassments and the mere horror from the movie makes me shiver. when i saw your take on it, i was taken aback a little. That is why it is so good to see you hold yourself accountable. more power to you, seriously.

[@svrzainim93]

That's why disclaimer is given at movie beginnings. You don't have to take the movie univerally, morally and socially true .

[@belljar9825]

Okay, My problem with Kabir Singh/Arjun Reddy was the fact that they glorified his behavior. It wasn't shown as abusive, instead, it was shown as machoism. Of course, movies with diff characters who have diff personalities are necessary and there shouldn't be any kind of censorship regarding that. However, the way you portray these characters is important. The director is presenting it as if it is the epitome of love and passion. (He even said that in an interview)And this is sending a message to the audience that this kind of behavior is acceptable and cool, and one should aspire to be like Kabir/Arjun. You can clearly see comments primarily by men who defend this movie(including the slap) in review videos. The Malayalam movie Uyare also showed a toxic relationship portrayed by Asif Ali, the only difference is his obsession and possessiveness is not shown as true love but instead scary and terrible. And for me, that makes all the difference

[@safanahmed9962]

I want you to look into jab harry met sejal from POV of a loner. Man, that movie hits home. Sure, there are problems but the underlying expression is sure relatable for me

[@abhishekshetty1608]

Exactly! Now when I watch it from a different perspective.. I kind of related to it

[@Lazymath007_]

I have the same exact opinions as you! I rewatched it for the second time just last week. Although I admit I still had problems with the film, I loved the underlying expression. It was almost scary how much I could relate to Harry's characters. The film did really hit hard at certain parts. I loved the film's ending when Sejal gives an underlying metaphor in context of the ring when she shows it to Harry and says "we ultimately find what we're seeking". Then Harry reflects on his life and says "even I am trying to look for something... every second... every moment", then Anushka suddenly turns back and the song Ghar starts playing in the background. Then harry drives back not letting his emotions come in the way of his judgement, getting by his day. He then get by his day continuing his routine 9-5. Stays busy with clients all day but the day ends with an empty note. A very reliable story for the comman man 💯💯

[@safanahmed9962]

@@Lazymath007_ yeah, honestly at first I was like this movie is fuckin retard. Anything doesn't make sense here (as most of the bolly movies). And I shut it in middle. It was when we'd cable tv and stuff where I watched with my fam;(. This pandemic made me watch worst movies (idk why) and I got recommendation for JHMS. When the movie ended, I legit cried. It felt so relatable. Harry had no one, and he didn't even show that. Gave me different perceptive of life, ever since. I can't describe how it felt but every frame of the movie was like a KO punch for me for who I'm

[@prachisharma1051]

Really appreciate the effort taken to revisit past opinions and providing fresh take on the same, I was really heartbroken to see the earlier take on Bulbbul but glad to know that you brought forward the deep message behind such an amazing and beautifully eerie movie The more one sees the more one understands, the scene with the toe ring has many layers to it, along with the shackles that were now a part of her life, it is scary to note that fact that a woman is making her little girl wear toering which used to be worn in old days with the scientific reason of stimulating the reproductive system and arousing a person as the nerve is connected to heart and reproductive system

[@it_g_102_riturajburnwal6]

The last one was an eye opener for me too. The reality is indeed very different from what we expect. If Preeti was fine with how her boyfriend is with her....we are no one to judge. I mean human behavior is quite unpredictable.

[@Lazymath007_]

Exactly 👏👏👏

[@Lazymath007_]

I have seen relationships like this exist in real life! If both partners are equally happy with each other, who are we to judge their choices??

[@harish123az]

IMO encouraging such abuse and their victims only causes more and more such cases to come. Victims being passive is a well known phenomenon which is studied. There are many victims who are burned, raped, beaten everyday but still swear its love and say they want to live with the abuser. Should we be fine with that too? We cant interfere in anyone's personal life but what message are we giving to young boys (that being abusive and forcing yourself on girls is ok) and young girls (that abuse is love and its ok to be ok with it)?

[@harish123az]

@@Lazymath007_ Abuse victims will always say they are ok. there are women who are burnt, raped and beaten everyday yet say they are ok with their abusers. its a well known studied phenomenon and the abuser deliberately creates such dependency and fear through their abuse I will repeat once again, you are talking from privilege, to you this is abstract but the abuse is real

[@it_g_102_riturajburnwal6]

@@harish123az There was a girl in my hostel who had a similar kind of relationship. She was one of my very good friends in hostel. It was only a few times that I heard her boyfriend talking with her on phone.... I was horrified at how her boyfriend talked to her. When I confronted her on the same... she was completely ok with it.... instead she started attacking my insecurities. What happened next? This girl made all the girls boycott me for false accusations. We can't help people who don't need our help. No portrayal in films would ever change their perception. As jammy said... People's upbringing and environment affects their views and decision... that's it.

[@sunitakanwarnaruka1516]

This video made me also introspect my judgements about Preeti as even I hated her in the moments where I didn't see Preeti a completely different individual not reacting the way I wanted HER to react. This one was I opening for the viewers. 🙏

[@harshalgaikwad03]

Tanmay Bhat and Jammy are ONLY two artists who can churn out CONTENT from their Own CONTENT... 😀👍

[@theawantikamishra]

Tanmay, I hate him

[@kapilrana8538]

@@theawantikamishra real id se aao Sunil Pal 😂😂

[@harshalgaikwad03]

@@kapilrana8538 😅😅

[@shaily191]

I agree with your review of Kabir Singh. I still loved the movie, performances, music, the way of its storytelling and some part of character development. Though I also recognize there were some jarring problems with it that I really wished the director would have looked into. They could have atleast shown that the two main leads realizing that their relationship was toxic or something.. Or working towards that aspect. Showing in a way that it wasn't ok.

[@sudiptachakraborty6183]

It's ok Jammy As time passes, we all become better version of ourselves

[@jineshgada2702]

Every time there's a new show or a movie creating a havoc I am like "I need to watch jammypants4 review" Then I'll decide to watch it or not! So your review videos are time savior!

[@nyxine7516]

Thank you Jammy. I recently watched Bulbul with my family, and even though I am a huge horror aficionado, I just couldn't watch the assault scene. The point of the movie isn't the horror of the paranormal, but of the normal. I'm so glad you're using your platform very conciously.

[@route1854]

Oh man "Animal" directed by SRV is probably gonna be super toxic since he himself said "I will show you a violent film" 😬

[@us2beckons]

So much has been said in the comments section for this amazing step you took, Jammy. I will just say that, today, you inspired me to retrospect.

[@dr_skinscience]

Loved this video so much. Just the thought of everything that happened in Bulbul sends chills down my spine. Its so great to watch you acknowledge the female and male gaze on that movie. So proud to be a long time subscriber.

[@sushma1769]

bulbul deeply and completely shattered. I couldn't move on from it for days and I am thankful you understood it now and I hope many will too!!

[@MegaKekaa]

My two cents on Kabir Singh: The movie is very in line with the idea behind Goodfellas, ...A gangster who lives his life in excess and comfortably gets away by the end and lives an above average life as informant and Writer. The basic question Scorsese is asking us viewers is would you still choose such a lifestyle? Given the fact that the US federal system allows criminals to live as normal citizens Kabir Singh similarly is a story of a man who lives his life in excesses, shits on ppl around him but in the end somehow gets the love of his life....So the movie is posing a question to test viewer's own morality. Whether you would get inspired by such a character just because things worked out by the end

[@redroom_movies190]

How ridiculous. Absurd comment, plain dumb actually

[@mojojojo8631]

@@redroom_movies190 the main comment is far better than your abusive adjectives

[@krish9332]

Definitely rockstar. I thought it was a classic when I first saw it but I recently revisited it and I realised how shoddily edited it was. Either ranbir taking drugs in one shot or him playing guitar in the other. The songs and ranbir are the only good parts of that movie. A movie I didn't like then but I love now is definitely Swades. It moved me to a great extent and again ar Rahman sirs magic ♥️

[@allthingsblack7115]

I love how you cleared up the issue of Kabir Sing and Preeti.The expectation that all women should be outspoken and without inhibitions ,negatively projects a stereotype that rejects any woman who is different as non empowering... That is not what feminism should be.

[@allthingsblack7115]

@21st നൂറ്റാണ്ടിലേക്ക് ഉള്ള ബസ്സ് I was defending Preeti... Not Kabir!

[@jomk85]

Actually bulbbul's most terrifying part is "chup rehna!"

[@Gouthamedara]

I wonder if he reads the comments and does another video changing his views again lol. Personally i dont judge characters no matter how offensive they are. The movie should lay the rules of its world and as long as that works i am immersed.

[@Lazymath007_]

Facts 👏👏👏

[@Lazymath007_]

I hope jammy sees this comment

[@chatois9378]

Glad you realised the layered message in the “horror” bulbul

[@subhradeepsonowal6241]

Totally agree with Sanju, betaal, kabir singh, bulbul

[@anandiganguly3086]

YASS! I KNEW BULBBUL HAD TO BE IN HERE, THAT MOVIE IS A MASTERPIECE.

[@madhub08]

Thank you for introspecting Bulbbul !

[@hastar6495]

The Tashkent Files review apology was brave. Really. I mean it.

[@parulpathak9083]

Bulbul was not normal horror genre, it was real life horror which women goes through during social injustices like child marriage, sexual abuse, physical abuse. Real life horror for every Women maybe that's why we feel connected. Problem with kabir Singh type movies has been that, after seeing that type of movies people think Kabir is a hero but it's not true. Maybe preeti's characters has her own belief, own perspective but we can't ignore the wrong doings which Kabir did and after all that mayhem he created, he had happy ending.

[@chrisrance2950]

I think your review in mission n mangal you defended the movie but I think the movie is just a mess and a shame , scientist's just don't dance around and go to Mars

[@puspita282]

I watched this movie. I liked it only partially. I wish that movie delved deep into the inner workings of ISRO scientists. Getting into their individual lives is okay but they didn't fully flesh out the characters and didn't show how things happen. I don't have problem with dance sequences but in this movie the makers could have fleshed out other important aspects instead of spending time on dance and songs.

[@chrisrance2950]

@@puspita282 exactly !! They could've flesh out more like parmanu did ,wasted potential imo

[@user-fk8md4jn3i]

I lost it when akshay kumar was trying puris and then he used some stupid theory🤣🤣

[@chrisrance2950]

@@user-fk8md4jn3i same man ,I don't think they even bother to research the real turn of events of India reached to Mars ,just infuriating the more I think about it

[@jaykrishnak3268]

They should've aimed for the quality level of The Martian, not the quality of some b grade comedy.

[@vijethapai5361]

I'm happy that u changed ur opinion on "Sanju " 😊🤗

[@atharvkulkarni534]

I remember seeing google page of Sanju at time of release and seeing jim sarbh in role of Salman Khan and literally laughed roling on floor 😂

[@route1854]

I remember that 😂😂😂😂

[@sanjuktasingh6095]

After a hectic class this is what I need 💝

[@vuev5231]

You are very courageous and you should keep doing the retrospective reviews time to time.

[@tatavarthitarun2739]

With this u r more closer to my heart and u have earned my trust and it has given me a reason why I shall wait and spend time watching your videos , Bcus u r true and confident ❤️

[@vishalnigam1942]

I completely agree that everyone is different and they react differently on different situations...... One should not be judged for choices they make until and unless there choices are criminal in nature.

[@srijansingh2430]

same things happened with me when i was watching RAANJHANA 17th time, 16 times it was all excellent but when I was watching 17th time I can't tolerate it.

[@Lazymath007_]

Why the hell did you watch it 17 times? 🤣🤣🤣

[@srijansingh2430]

@@Lazymath007_ while i was in my first year(2015), living along with my school friends(from different college), it was rule of our home that anyone who is going to night stay at our place have to watch RAANJHANA, we was so obsessed with this movie.😅😅😅😅

[@pratap8240]

My friend watches hera pheri daily 🤣🤣 . If not full movie , he revisits funny moments daily .

[@rajdeeppoddar007]

Very few people have guts to currect them... I appreciate your effort #respect

[@breakfree897]

As someone that has been following you for some years now, I have to say that I had build up an opinion of you as a great in-depth reviewer in terms of pure quality but missing the mark in terms of the socio political context in which cinema is based. It's not just about taking pot shots at movies, it's actually very important to be aware of and highlight the impact of cinema on society and vice versa. I am so thankful that you decided to put this video out, as it shows how much growth you have had not just as a film reviewer (which is plenty!) but as a human being. Respect you for taking ownership and acknowledging other perspectives. I will definitely follow your videos more closely now.

[@chiragks7305]

also... u missed andhadhun where ayushman had put on the special lenses to become partially blind....

[@veenaparayitam6738]

Respect for this man who owned up to his errors and corrected them👍 we should all learn from our mistakes

[@new-genmachining4415]

this video was much awaited jammy

[@duh2966]

I loved the movie Bulbul on my first watch. Couldn't get it out of my head. The music, scenes and the characters were awesomely created.

[@naguk8014]

Part of sanju is the realisation and a lesson to society that whatever is shown on screen is just a work for money and try to make impact on society thinking. Keep up the good work bro . Ur unbiased review is the reason you have haters and supporters. Else no one would have commented here

[@randomhooman3236]

judwaa 2 is a movie which i loved when i saw it for the first time but now i cringe on that and the old mahabharat and ramayan series were something which i was never interested in before 2020 but now i can watch them the entire day

[@goku-jb7us]

#metoo as I was 13 then and I'm 17 now 😅

[@nehamane2495]

When i 1st watched judwaa 2 in theatre just bcoz u feel whatever ur friend says is right i felt my cringe meter will burst any moment but it didn't thankfully i survived if anyone asks me to watch it now i will personally plan their funeral

[@shalinibhada]

Great video, its rare to see ppl from our country retrospect. 🙏🏿❤️

[@ashokkumar2010hp]

Thappad...i think you should re-watch it and once again review it. That movie portrayed every single male as a villan in some fashion...why it doesnt happen this way.

[@kattibattisonachamak575]

It doesn't deserve any award...it was a normal film...

[@teddiemichaels8759]

No it doesn’t...Dia Mirza’s husband character is shown as Noble even though we do not see him in the film and Tapsee’s Father character is shown as noble

[@ilavarasan5827]

For me it was Zero! First time when I watched it on theater my first thought was "Now that's a waste of 200 bucks"😂 coz at that time logic of Zero was so dumb for me... but later when I saw it again on Prime I kinda liked it! I appreciated vfx team more for the masterpiece in budget! ARR for wonderful music! Even I got connected to the storyline much better! Except still don't understand why Salman had to do a unnecessary cameo! But For me Zero is definitely a second time watch film!

[@pratap8240]

Srk movies fan, ra one , zero all have same problem , script and execution weak but vfx top notch 👌

[@sujaykumar-lg2ec]

Zero movie songs were composed by Ajay-Atul

[@antara924]

Bulbul was something that disturbed me very deeply and the men around me had a similar reaction as you did in your first review... its only when we had an open conversation, the men acknowledged the points they had overlook, just like you did... its nobody's fault its just that you can't directly relate to something that you have never experienced in your life... soo thank you for re-reviewing bulbul and giving it the justice it deserves... kudos to you man... 👏👏👏

[@MultiAnkit89]

its your reviews after which I started exploring movies beyond Bollywood and Hollywood (and I don't regret that).. the sheer passion you've and efforts you make towards this art is truly praiseworthy..!! about this one - how one comment in your last video quickly made you realize about what would've went wrong in the past reviews and then publicly accepting that as well.. Respect!!

[@pragyasingh4020]

I have never come across any video like that Self analysis is one of the major key to success

[@maninderkaur7290]

Hi jammy, just wanted you to know that I am really happy that your perspective on bulbbul has changed. I remember the experience I watched the film for the first time, it was an emotional rollar coaster ride(yes, I had watched it thrice) . And I was looking forward to see what you had to say about the film and honestly it kinda made me sad. But glad to see that changed now. Looking forward to see more good stuff on your channel. Cheers.

[@namanverma6467]

COMMENT SECTION SHOULD BE RENAMED HERE. So good to see people discussing.

[@nandinipriyadarshinijana7032]

I myself had a toxic relationship, and definitely toxicity or abuse shouldn't be romanticised or justified at all. Probably I am saying this from my own experience of mental and emotional abuse in the past, but I think most of the people in relationship will agree with me

[@Travel_n_tech_by_vyshag]

This happens mostly for some of the old movies which we once considered to be classics and when watched now, we don't feel the same magic or whatever way we felt earlier. It's mainly because the requirement of we audience keep changing with time and hence movies evolve too. The movie which we now regret appreciating earlier might have been created keeping in mind wat the audience needed at that point of time. But some masterpieces are timeless ❤️. And btw I truly appreciate you for doing a video like this 👍

[@aayushlakra4728]

That's why you're way ahead in this game, Jammy❤️

[@nri6878]

What I feel is, instead of going into intricacies and making judgements on right or wrong projected in the film.... One needs to immerse themselves into the world that exists in the film and accept it as it is. World is not all good and you will find good~bad, pessimists~optimists, violent~non-violent people even in your housing societies... as cliché goes "films are mere reflection of the society". Although it's good to point flaws in the film, reviewers should abstain from passing judgements, for e.g:- on how a character should have behaved, etc. All said and done, respect you for your honesty and courage (for self-introspection of your own reviews). Other than that, what I like about this channel is that you review all language films which I believe is really commendable and makes us aware that there is a cinema (that exists) beyond "bolly" and "holly" !!

[@tasneemchhas7187]

to review and critique your own work .... hats off ... your one of the only two review platforms I follow....love your work jammy pants.... more power to you .... don't lose your independent unbiased voice when as you continue to climb.

[@dineshrijal10]

so you've somehow managed to include Genarro Gattuso in your video as well....From Arsenal to Ronaldo's overhead kick to now Gattusso.hoping to see more footballing analogies.

[@arpitasarkar7695]

It takes a lot of guts and balls to critique your own reviews. I really admired your work. But now , I admire you more Jammy. You sincerely accepted where you went wrong and I could feel your sincerity. Keep up the good work man. Waiting for a dance video Jammy. Just for a change you know. Love from Kolkata.

[@rajbangera3842]

Man u got some Balls to accept your short comings.. Kudos!

[@nagamaniburlu2879]

I actually loved saaho and many members too after watching it 2nd time

[@pankajray3535]

Ye jawani hain diwani...when I watched the movie for the first time I like it but now I can feel it