Shocking Indian Movie DIalogues/Scenes You Won’t Believe Were Approved | MATLAB KUCH BHI

#Bollywood and its ways have been quite interesting! Here's taking a look at some of the creative decisions that did not age well at all! The shocking aspect is that, some of these films released in this decade as well!
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[@praroop100]

Satyajit Ray never liked the Bollywood audience. He was certainly right.

[@cluemultimedia5224]

Yup he called bollywood audience "unsophisticated"

[@aninditasarkar5152]

And backward

[@tarannumrifah9853]

Jindegi badaldi dialogue badaldie ooo bhai

[@beaulahbhakre4504]

I agree

[@debshreebhattacharya5807]

Even I don't like most bollywood movies. I have always felt that most molestation ideas come from bollywood movies and actors say very cheap dialogues about transgenders, depict abused women as prostitutes , divorcees as man eaters etc. It's disgusting to watch most bollywood movies and waste money.

[@jessierose5319]

Lipstick under her burkha is such an amazing movie, and was banned. Yet the “Masala” movies are allowed and so pathetic. How did people even accept them?

[@khyati7733]

People are equally braindead

[@pd5423]

no it wasn't banned I went to watch it....

[@pd5423]

@BTSシャヒン oh.. obviously some movies are 18+ watch it when you turn 18

[@sujapandey752]

What can u expect from people who are fan of big boss and illogical lengthy daily soaps.

[@sakshibalhara3622]

It was actually considered as women oriented movie... I literally loved the plot and the movie😁

[@Sirrajj]

This "Matlab kuch bhi" episode is dedicated to Dhawan family! 😂

[@rugvedabagwe7720]

I kind of like Varun Dhawan as he is handsome and all. But I can't deny this. I mean the Dhawans become intolerable when they open their mouths. Otherwise it's okay. 😂😂

[@dhruvbharija172]

And south Indian cinema

[@shaikshahbaz4495]

The intro of irfan sir was daamn hilarious dude! We surely lost a gem. 😭

[@arjuna6224]

He was a great actor in life of pi

[@kthassan5182]

I still don’t understand how that crap movie badrinath ki Dulhania became super hit So the audience is equally responsible for the existence of Nepotism

[@rajchopra1050]

Agreed

[@roseuchiha2617]

Exactly.

[@anuragsaikia4576]

obviously..we only make movies successfully...

[@farazsayyed3968]

No doubt

[@shri7855]

Can't you see the society in which we live. People enjoy these kind of creepy scenes. The majority of our population thinks that this kind of behaviour is normal for us. They will be ready to question you if you try to use a little bit of logic to counter their stupidty.

[@atharvabhanje2144]

I still wonder why varun dhawan is still an actor despite he is just cringe copy of govinda or salman in 90’s..Despite only good movie he has done is Badlapur and october..

[@raquellawlitet2992]

Apne papa ko Khush karna hai na.

[@hmmmmk8590]

October was boring but his acting was gud

[@adityagandhi3153]

Because he is not a bad actor...average...much better than the nepotism standards

[@btszone68]

True

[@souvikmitra6161]

@@hmmmmk8590 eh October was awesome for me but yes his acting won me over then.

[@parthbansal2775]

"Sanjay Dutt being a bootleg version of Nicholas Cage" Lmao. That was next level

[@SD_91]

LMFAO .... That was one of the best thing i have ever seen

[@prantamdhazrat6648]

Since when Bollywood cared about logic???😂😂😂

[@complexslayers82]

Since the time audience didn't care about logic 😂

[@ruchamehta8600]

Also the part where badrinath is harassed and his friends just mock him and laugh at him. Imagine if the genders were reversed, not so funny anymore now is it?

[@blackknight9157]

Men can't be victims according to people na. Look what happened to Johnny Depp and utsav chakrobarty

[@SandeepMeena79]

Well ! It's reality

[@lasttofirst3335]

@@SandeepMeena79 dude that's only indian people's mindsets...

[@malhar__8932]

@@blackknight9157 I am shocked that nobody apologized to that boy! He was so young and his whole career was destroyed.

[@blackknight9157]

@@malhar__8932 exactly. That's what the world has come to.

[@hitankshee5131]

That karishma kapoor scene is so problematic. Even when badri was abused by that gang of boys.

[@amytae3416]

Finally someone talking about that Karishma and Salman scene.... Oh God what the hell was that?! I can only imagine how much of an impression the society might have got about gender roles and stereotypes pushed forward by these mainstream movies.

[@abanikumardeka2318]

@@amytae3416 yeah it's correct and True

[@vintagegirl2203]

@@amytae3416 lmao ikr like first salman slapped her and then he said that indian girls shouldn't behave like that, like what? If she dances and men try to take advantage of her, then why should it be her fault?

[@amytae3416]

@JOJO I meant the comments my dude

[@amytae3416]

@@vintagegirl2203 exactly

[@anuj8825]

4:21 I can expect that from mouth of Salman in reality.

[@kaitouboy6808]

me too

[@susanalex8759]

Could never have agreed more. You are speaking the extreme truth 🙌

[@honyking3933]

As an in #Big boss. Then yes's

[@Rohit.Dhawan]

I didn't think the Badrinath point made any sense... Since the movie showed that the character himself grew over the course of the movie and became self-aware and realized that the thinking was traditional and wrong, thanks to Alia's character standing up. Varun's character even addresses it in the final sequence and tells his father that he was wrong to tell him to go pick and bring a girl to hang her... And asks him to change the thinking cause its 2017. Just my thought. Please don't hate it.

[@yashvardhangoyal9063]

The fact that they approved Badrinath ki Dulhania to release even after watching it amuses me

[@amosmurmu]

How the hell it amuses you? Its more disturbing and wierd.

[@sonu72049]

@@amosmurmu amuses basically has been used in the context of not understandable, non- sensical .... So yeah ... D fact that I have to explain this to u.. AMUSES me!

[@Insomniac1985]

Amen peeps.

[@Dhruv_Sheth_1610]

Censor board is not made for this bro. Come on what are you talking about.

[@pranavramprasad6458]

And that even it is a superhit in d box office is disgusting 🤮

[@blackknight9157]

What about the scene in 'Badri ki dhulaniya' where Varun got molested by a group of men and his friends just started to laugh at him? Imagine if the genders were reversed.

[@arvind31459]

Everyone is hypocrite this channel is no exception.

[@adwaitab.3622]

Arey 90s ke movies dekho. Udhar toh stalking towards women ko aise glorify kiye ki India mein log sach mein ladkiyon ko stalk karne lag gaye

[@blackknight9157]

@@adwaitab.3622 yes that was really terrible

[@mmmm...098]

@@arvind31459 telling this channel wrong, at least watch all the kuch bhi episode, he had talk about it in one of the videos. Now kya wo ek hi scene ke baremein 100 bar alag alag videos mein bole.

[@poojamishra4453]

Watch his other video .....he had mentioned this problem

[@nikhi240]

That scene in Badri MADE the movie for me. He grew up in a environment so toxic that he was sent to her KILL her for what she did. If he didn't do something drastic like what he did in that scene his character wouldn't have believable. Plus that's the scene that made his conscience kick in and he realises what he did was terrible and that there is something drastically wrong in his upbringing. The only problematic scene in that movie was the potential rape scene because they used male rape as punchline.

[@lavanyaudayverma4350]

True , in the end he confronts his father about what values he gave him and how they contrasted with the way Vaidehi taught him to respect women!

[@ApoorvaSaxena_Srivastava]

I agree, i don't think either that Badrinath ki Dulhaniya should make this list. Varun Dhawan's character only shows how influential society, toxic parents and lack of education can be to a person's psychology. But also it shows that every human with the right guidance has the ability to improve himself and learn to be good and better. It is one of my "today time commercial" favourite movies and though I am not a fan of Varun I really loved him in this one.

[@ashishmehta8342]

True.The scenes without context are ridiculous as hell,but the unfortunate truth is that such behaviour is actually a reality in many people.

[@hsihdbssbcjtzksk7426]

Tbf, the whole him chasing her and kidnapping her was completely in character. And she didn't tolerate that bullshit.

[@ananya808]

4:14 . No wonder we keep blaming victims.

[@nishthatiwari3676]

The point is ... at that time they used to think Kuch bhi bana do , it’s all out of the box, but turned out to be disaster !!

[@karandixit5141]

His every video is like this. Going cringe day by day.

[@harasmuji3585]

What about badri nath? Badrinath doesn’t belong to “at that time” it’s from 2017...only three years ago and we still have problematic scenes.

[@_krishnavyas]

@@harasmuji3585 you shouldn't expect logic from Dharma film

[@shahjabinferdousodhora3177]

When you mentioned "Badrinath ki dulhaniya" I thought you would mention the scene when Varun Dhawan's character gets assaulted and everyone finds it funny..... :3 That was very PROBLEMATIC..... Come on jammy KUCH BHI!

[@blackknight9157]

Thank you for addressing this. People just can't digest the fact that men can be victims too. Look at the case of Johnny Depp and amber Heard.

[@shahjabinferdousodhora3177]

My God that case is a mess. Amber is a pure evil witch!

[@blackknight9157]

@@shahjabinferdousodhora3177 yeah. I was so happy to know that her close friend who was a women's rights activist,has decided not to support her anymore after listening to the tapes. She has even lost her legal team. She's getting what she deserved. Even the ex partners of Johnny one of whom is Winona Ryder have come out in his support.

[@arvind31459]

Because he is an hypocrite... He revisited the movie and didn't find it disturbing... Matlab kuch bhi

[@blackknight9157]

@@arvind31459 maybe he'll notice it since many people are addressing this issue in the comment section.

[@varunraheja_]

Badri even had the friends laughing at a scene of sexual assault. Only because it was a guy.

[@akhilalexg]

If that stand is 6ft then Govinda will be probably 9 ft not Dadaji. Stand floor is elevated from ground level and Dadji is standing on it.

[@shailzabhati7248]

Arey Bhaisab itni calculations, par sahi h baat tumhari 😂

[@akhilalexg]

@@shailzabhati7248 😅😂 thanks anyway

[@surajkannam3316]

That means govinda is as tall as the na'vis the aliens from avtaar

[@AVARUN-cq9ud]

They tried and we refused😂

[@mihirbapat]

hahahhaha!

[@BeingBhumika]

Lmao

[@akrampasha2919]

😂😂😂😂

[@aliaaysha2072]

Haha

[@Nawazaahr]

Yea...By making the movie superhit and them stars.

[@sharanyamukherjee4096]

Also in Badrinath there was the scene where Badri was molested by the men but all of them were laughing instead of realizing its pain.

[@blackknight9157]

Now imagine if the genders were reversed.

[@shantnu5188]

Bcz ladko k case mein feminist type group nhi hota, or hota b hai to kuch krta nhi bcz , in india agr ladki ladke ko maare to ladke ne hi kuch galat kia hoga,or agr ladka ladki ko maare then its like k kitna cruel ladka h

[@SandeepMeena79]

Well ! It's reality in india..no one fucking care about man..and public blindly believe on girls statement

[@lasttofirst3335]

@r t no, it's not just a movie, it shows the mindset of people who make and are in the movie and those who watch it...

[@aditivarshney9901]

Well, badri being molested was a disturbing scene and I myself did not find it ammusing. But please for goodness sake do not approach like a feminist or mascunist issue. That is a human issue. NO ONE AND ABSOLUTELY NO ONE SHOULD BE TOUCHED THAT WAY WITHOUT THEIR CONSENT. that is the basic point.

[@estrellassoliloquies]

Irfan Sir 🥺💜 We won't be able to see him anymore, and it'll never be the same.

[@insomniac8667]

Lol even the first few seconds of Irrfan Khan made me laugh. This legend is absolutely hilarious without even trying to be. So sad that we lost him so soon. Rest in peace legend.

[@theuncoolbateman3732]

the dialogue"our business is our business none of your business" from race 3 has an iq over 9000!!!!

[@sharanyaray2454]

Bollywood's nepotism is at such a level that we can't believe it exists

[@pritishgandhi5368]

Tbh it was quite out there. We were just too blind to see it.

[@jithmathew211]

Is the problem nepotism or bullying? I feel it’s bullying. Majority of the people seem to be confused between the two with regards to the passing of Sushant Singh Rajput.

[@roseuchiha2617]

@@jithmathew211 Many outsiders couldn't have lasted because of nepotism

[@MannanGoel]

@@jithmathew211 Exactly. And thats a type of comment which I could expect from TRP audience.

[@user-wj3lv3vr7m]

Hs tg Black life matter kaha hai bhai Matlab kuch bhi

[@DB-sq7lu]

This is the reason why so many people stopped watching Bollywood movies.

[@anniestrinkets8431]

Dude they were really showing the real face of the society, they still do that, that is the reality, also in the end, Badri confront his father, Asking his father simple question "Aisa koi sikhata hai apni Bache ko, Murder Karna". Badrinath ki dulhaniya was an honest and sarcastic approach to show the double standards of the sanskari society.

[@tangerine8912]

Yes agree, that scene shown in the video was not the problem, it was just showing the journey of a character from being a butthurt groom, left at the alter to later becoming more mature and starting to respect Vaidehi. That is what the movie was all about. Completely taken out of context. Even the stalking the he is talking about, he was going there to talk to the girl, not sneakily following her without her knowledge. The only problematic scene was molestation of Badri with funny music playing in the background.

[@shanayazaveri2620]

I guess people don't understand the films that are subtle in their message. Maybe they should make films that show loud and clear how to treat people like a human.

[@seemarajabi4853]

I often agree with everything he says. But the review about badri ki dulhaniya was kinda unfair. He is completely overlooking the fact that Alia was against dowry and didn’t hesitate to run away to follow her dream instead of marrying into a family that wouldnt allow her to work. Yes, Badri did approach her in the bus but respectfully asked her out. Is that not allowed?? How else would people find love if they are not even allowed to flirt with eachother? And Badri does learn what he did was wrong and stands against his father later on

[@dr.pomitaghoshal672]

I agree, it feels like jammy misunderstood the movie. The entire theme was how Badri was problematic and misogynist because of his father and society's wrong beliefs, but later realized his mistake and supported Vaidehi's career. If a movie wants to show a person transition from being bad to being good, they have to show him being bad first!

[@priyapallu9536]

Agree with all comments here.

[@IcyB-xg6xs]

4:27 To quote Vir Das: The beauty of being a woman is that if she wants it, she WILL ask for it. Because, IT is available. Men just want to get SOME. XDXDXD

[@AnjaliSingh-zw8ip]

That video was really hilarious😂😂and was a fact

[@safarnamaniac]

This was in Losing It I think 😂😂😂😂

[@vinayakkapoor1]

Losing it🙌

[@PremChand-Salva]

Coz it is easy witness n condemn a harassment, hard to identify the intention of the one who plays the victim card

[@adwaitab.3622]

@Simran Mukherjee exactly!!!

[@royalkumar795]

4:04 Salam khan on every outsider on Bollywood

[@rutujaajadhav]

Hahaha😂😂

[@shashikumar-uw6uu]

Underrated af

[@bhatsahil9267]

That is y we r seeing talented actor like randeep who worked in Hollywood too😤😂

[@deleena4841]

This channel is so underrated. 😕

[@reshavbhatarai7413]

These stupid masala movies are never realistic.

[@janhavitripathi8249]

👏

[@aronblanche]

Still they are better than Christopher Nolan movies

[@avishekbhattacharjee812]

@@aronblanche 🤣🤣

[@ani-po1td]

@@aronblanche what a joke

[@Personalitycoper]

@@aronblanche Matlab kuch bhi matlab kuch bhi ?

[@asthakhare758]

Badrinath ki dulhania was so good. Only women who do not have freedom to pursue their dreams can understand. Vaidahi in badrinath ki dulhania, aarti in shaadi me jaroor aana, taapsee in thappad, these are so relatable characters to those girls who are middle class but are restricted to build their career.

[@thejokersmile9302]

But in Badrinath doesn't that shows the current state of India and ppl that still have that kind of thinking, I don't think they're promoting it rather showcasing the ppl like these too exist

[@nehasingh-rx9rl]

Showing the reality is not a problem... The problem is to portray it as a heroic thing... Gloryfing it... And ... Represent it like yesssss it's okkkkk... Go chase a girl and one day definitely she will slip into your soulder...... .... Show the reality then show whether it is right or not like what we should do what not.... Like pink subh mangal jyada savdhan.. Bala.. Etc....

[@lifeasitis1069]

What is the use of showing the current state of things if one doesn't offer a solution to the problem. Under all the filmi jazz the problematic behaviour in the scenes get an endorsement from bollywood. A medium that impressionable minds are lapping up turning problem behaviour into normal. Such films are conditioning the audiences minds to accept wrongful acts. Harass a girl = you will eventually get her, Girl said no = Uski na mein haan hai, man gets harassed = ha ha ha men will be men, woman gets harassed = it's the woman's fault, if I love you = you must love be back, the list is endless.

[@sblesson2]

neha singh but have you seen the end of the movie. It too does the same by giving msg about equality of women. Aliya at the end starts working and their family mindset changes

[@tiyaroy5724]

@@sblesson2 I have seen the movie. The actor falls in love with the actress and after being stalked by the hero and him confessing his love for her, she rejects him(which is fair and just) But those who have seen the movie know why eventually she was forced to marry him. And in the above video we know what follows after that. At the end (because it's Bollywood) the heroine falls in love with the hero for obvious reason(by getting stalked by him) the end of the movie that provides her with job after marriage(which again is not something you need permission for) Is a situation that is hypothetical if anywhere in this world girls being stalked will ever fall for their stalker. (The stalkers will rather end up in jail)

[@rajveerpratapsingh1573]

@@nehasingh-rx9rl I agree with u my hot gf

[@aniee8088]

Bollywood has played a major role in planting discrimination,racism and all kinds of gender inequalities in the minds of Indian audience 😑😑. PS: subtitles daal diya kr Bhai , KZbin k Shashi Tharoor.

[@dysplasiaanaplasia4128]

Yes, of course they did from Amitabh to SRK to salman everyone. Even Ayushmann khurana is walking the same path now.

[@AK-ud5bi]

Shashi Tharoor is good in Hindi as well as English

[@sanjanabhattacharya5513]

His explanation is not that difficult to comprehend. Increase your vocab bro. It is necessary to understand and talk in a formal manner. I am not hating on you, just an advice. Its actually impressive for a youtuber to find words beyond "lit", "epic", "savage", etc Edit:

[@kdjoshi726]

I lost it at your "P.S". With that P.S, you sound annoyed

[@ni3070]

They reflect Society, not otherwise.(majorly)

[@manishahire196]

Seriously yaar, our Indian society is so regressive. I can remember the day, vividly when my ex dumped me coz of my caste. She said, she didn't wanna marry a guy, who belongs to a caste which is lower/different than hers. & this happened with me in April 2020. I mean WTF. 😔😞

[@parakh]

Jammy dear, pronunciation is actually goes like Car- ttoos means cartridge.

[@ananyasharma8970]

Someone noticed....i was thinking the same

[@birajsingha9879]

Yeah, not kartus it's Kaartoos

[@sauron2000000]

As a Baba fan, I was annoyed.

[@sandeepmusale]

करतूस नही कारतूस है वो

[@deepakkanti6062]

@@sandeepmusale dono to ek hi h, करतूस नहीं कारतूस.

[@hrithik2505]

4:35 The biggest one😂😂 MATLAB KUUUCH BHI

[@aishwarykalosia7129]

This is why bollywood is 🤮

[@anjaliverma9312]

This is so far the most intellectual channel I've visited ...... Keep up the great. Work , Our country's youth really needs this kind of mindset👍🙏

[@sengm7876]

This is going for many decades. The producers and directors be like "agar bik rha hai toh hmlog yehi bechenge."

[@urjitkapdi1664]

I just see Alia Bhatt and Varun Dhawan on thumbnail with tittle of dum , I just click it

[@sagorhosseinneel3947]

😂😂😂

[@BigiGuyyyy]

“Dum” Lol nice grammar

[@patriotic190]

Same here 😁

[@SuyashSharma8]

Same here

[@rajshreekhara6553]

😂😂😂

[@nidhijain2005]

I was just thinking “bade din se matlab kuch bhi” episode nahi aaya and then I see this .... you are amazing.... I am sure you can make these videos every week at least given the content in India cinema and even ads

[@rajanpatwa2659]

It seems Not even a single scene either from Arjun Reddy or Kabir Singh still problematic to the creator🙄

[@sayli6853]

The entire movie is a huge problem

[@afranower3056]

and in the whole video, you just found this thing that was problematic. wow🙄

[@kashishbansal7292]

Yes man I commented the same and not just arjun reddy or Kabir singh there are a lot more movies.

[@chalbhagbsdk]

Watching the movie, ye few parts were cringe

[@chalbhagbsdk]

@@sayli6853 why though??

[@AnjaliKumari-ce1jp]

They also show in movies that if girl get harassed by goons then she'll expect from her male partner to beat the shit out of them alone which is the most stupidest thing.. Do you remember the 'NIRBHAYA girl' she was with her male friend but that didn't change anything... Men are not macho man or Iron Man. In reality, These incidents are so scary for both men and women.. and they show in every 2nd film that it's so easy to get out of these situations... People lose their lives it's not heroic at all..

[@ankitamenon4784]

Badrinath ki dulhaniya's is really disturbing like that kidnapping scene 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@blackknight9157]

There was also a scene where badri gets molested by a gang but after seeing his condition, everyone starts laughing.

[@ankitamenon4784]

@@blackknight9157 that was really bad

[@sm150791]

The music when Govinda is setting himself on fire fits the narrative so perfectly 😂😂😂 Also on the Kartoos point check out the scene from Hadh kar di aapne where raani (as a joke) hooks govinda up with a black woman and then they sit and make fun of the black couple

[@ekchulbuli]

Bollywood is full of black discrimination. In their dialogues. Song lyrics. In the storyline. Comedy scenes. Even actors are same. One senior actor called a co-star kali billi. It is the Indian mindset that is why it is portrayed in the movies.

[@brilliantminds8497]

Bollywood itself is crap

[@anweshabanerjee9582]

Very relevant. Well done.

[@VIKASSINGH-my2qo]

Very good video...As usual....! Just one thing it's कारतूस।

[@porneesianparrapio8233]

The biggest problem is that when as a kid you watch these scenes they dont look wrong. Making bad look good seems to be Bollywood's specialty

[@rishabhbajaj5525]

You have very good voice, man.

[@illu1613]

Man keep up the good work

[@srijasingh6533]

The much awaited segment, once again brilliantly done 👏 You should make this a bi-monthly thing.

[@prajwalreddy2779]

The most apt thumbnail tho...

[@shashanktripathi7514]

And Company Unilever is being praised for removing word " fair" from popular cosmetic cream..... Jaise inhone koi ehsaan kar diya yeah karke

[@shailzabhati7248]

Hi virat 😂

[@shashanktripathi7514]

@@shailzabhati7248 😂😂

[@shashanktripathi7514]

Virat nahi fake virat

[@shailzabhati7248]

I know 😂😂

[@vivekkerketta9982]

This is real content..🔥 great work bro,

[@joyshreechoudhury1481]

One of the best matlab kuch bhi videos...

[@immature_guys]

That Salman khan's point you just show, I have seen this. A friend of mine is kinda Salman Khan's fan. Wo bhi yhi kehta rhta ladki h to aise nhi krna chaiye waise nhi krna chaiye aise nhi ghumna chahiye. "These bollywood hypocrisy had sadly shaped Youths"

[@sumeetkumarsahoo5526]

TRP on fire in this lockdown🔥🔥....Back to Back awesome content.

[@lifeofmanisha]

Nice observation!

[@suneetsuneet2931]

I love the way you said with tricky laugh maine tumare saath kabi Durvehvar nahi kiya 😂superb👍

[@akshatsingh9386]

I really love the way he says "MATLAB KUCH BHI" 😂😂

[@bhargavipba]

I never understood the characters slapping each other or assaulting each other for comic relief or as justification of a "hindustani naari" 🤦🏻‍♀️ Salman's characters have slapped so many heroines 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@uniqueones2772]

Jemmy's content is definitely improving day be day.. keep up the good work..

[@soumalyade]

Good video...should make more such videos

[@siddharthmohanm252]

6:15 Nicholas Cage And Nicholas Cage Lite 😅

[@missx0]

The court scene was hilarious af. 😂 Are these actors the people we call legends? 😭😂🤦

[@cwsumit]

I've been watching you for so long...so long and never missed even one video...keep up the good work 🙏 PS. Love your English vocab 😉

[@idkok777]

Perfect intro though 😂❤️.. You HAVE TO make a video on top 10 actress jodis we would love to see on screen again!!!!! Just like the video you made for the male actors!!!

[@surajdwivedi5304]

Jammy is on fire 🔥🔥

[@Wasca2sleepy]

I think Badrinath was a proof of all r/niceguys. Badri thinks he is a nice guy because he is surrounded by horrible examples of men. And when he was faced with rejection, his toxic nature came out. There were many problematic things in the movie. But I felt that the movie overall showed how "seemingly nice and modern guys" just fly under the radar because they are not overtly toxic like their predecessors.

[@iamsameerjoshi_]

Your pause of because of.... sanskaar is one of the most iconic pauses!! Amazing

[@iknowyouknowiknow]

I have watched a few of the movies you listed & I can't even begin to tell you how bad such scenes were while simply watching. As a kid, wr don't understand such things but we definitely learn how to respond to such stuff, since we learn to do what we see. Good video!

[@relaxboomer8135]

Born and raised in Canada I watched Bollywood movies as a kid..amazing how so much crap such as sexism, colourism,police corruption and bad acting is allowed and accepted by Indian audiences ..don’t these actors and actresses ever question the content and dialogue? Don’t they have a backbone ?Guess it is about the fame

[@indianbyheart2075]

Jimmy Dude please review Marathi classic movie "Eak hota vidushak" It one of the gem movie in marathi movie history One of underrated as well Acted by Laxmikant berde

[@udaui]

Jammy loves 'kuch bhi' videos.It is fun to hear him chuckle at the Kuch bhi moments

[@vishn2011]

@jammy high time to change your intro music. A refreshing makeover for 2021

[@s.gaonkar9690]

7:43 are books supposed to be held this way or the cover is printed wrongly?

[@sofietje876]

I loved the intro. May he rest in peace

[@asthasharma5811]

Good observation 👍

[@sonamchauhan2968]

You speaking way and thinking way is fabulous sir 💜🌼🌼

[@ZauberkraftIN]

Badrinath ki Dulhania is such a crap movie, where they use music and emotions to persuade us to feel bad about a hero who is a physical abuser. And there are people who ACTUALLY LIKED the movie!! Same for Kabir Singh

[@Oreki6969]

Govinda agr avater ko reject kar sakta he to kuch vi kar sakta he😂😂😂

[@dysplasiaanaplasia4128]

Lol

[@sukritimacker7562]

I love your content!!

[@jaspreetamatharu3438]

Damn!!! What an amazing video!!!

[@anamayasarvate1]

Jammy, have you tried watching animes like Death Note? Would love to see your analysis of these shows! The genius of anime storylines surpasses most of the world cinema.

[@dp5539]

Oh!!! god!! 2min silence for dulhan hum le jayenge scene 🙏🙏

[@iliyas868]

I've been a long time viewer of yours Jammy n all of a sudden it struck me..if everything were so logical, correct n precise then maybe you n me wouldn't be here today. You making these videos n me watching them up! Just a thought ..keep up d good work dude.

[@pallavisaravata2875]

Thanks to people like u maybe the Indian audience will change someday and so will the cinema

[@shaheemshaikh1407]

I tried and anmol refused to give me like it's OK still love your content

[@siddharth5683]

1:30 daboodaboodee wtf😂😂

[@vedk7307]

Haha 😂

[@trinayanakaushik811]

Video is so good 😍👌

[@MT-db5nh]

Bro... You are far too progressive.... We need you....... & more like you. ♥

[@SaadZafarLive]

The way you pronounced 'Kartoos' was so cute. 😂

[@swarajcr7573]

Please review "Kavaludaari" on Amazon Prime. I bet you'll love it!

[@madhavwadhawan8619]

You are great dude

[@adithyakumar4990]

The beginning clip of Irrfan sir took me back to watch his Collab video with AIB "The party song" And it's still fresh in my head.

[@anantika3288]

Thats why i switched to kdramas✨😌

[@loveujiminiee]

Yep😌

[@teumeblink8877]

Even tho i am a kdrama watcher ( i love k dramas ) i can't deny the fact that there are some problematic ones .

[@aartiyadav1874]

@@teumeblink8877 yes I have seen many kdramas that are soo problematic

[@deviprasadsahoo2345]

I love it when jammy speaks in hindi😂

[@shivanipandey3789]

Ohh god... Your laugh is like cherry on cake.. Loved it😘

[@gyanendrasingh9712]

Salman karisma clip... Omg really ...Thanks you bro to bring this out...I'll.share this to.all.grps