What's Wrong With Telugu Movies?

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00:00 Introduction
01:35 Toxic Heroes
05:16 Representation of Women
05:23 Women with Little Agency
07:03 Sexualization
08:12 Screen Time
08:45 Exceptions
09:18 Why do these problems exist?
09:24 It's Business!
10:16 A Regressive mindset?
11:08 Tribalism
11:56 Conclusion

[@mohak_mangal]

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[@annabhaistudy]

Kar liya

[@STARPOOJACHODHARY]

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[@annabhaistudy]

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[@Snorlax108]

no

[@annabhaistudy]

@@Snorlax108 meri marji

[@disgursting_shattt6441]

Conclusion: Only few Indian movies are good. So, better watch Doraemon.

[@deepindian3399]

right. that beats everything

[@lone_berserker]

Haha, the irony. The way Doraemon sexualizes Shizuka is kinda similar to how these crappy movies sexualize the actresses. It's even worse thinking that she is a minor as well.

[@prabharao6880]

😂😂😂

[@knight-uv2eu]

Lmao 😂​@@lone_berserker

[@samyukthas1092]

@@lone_berserker Exactly!

[@jaythee9622]

As a telugu guy, I'm glad someone had spine to talk about these things.

[@kuls43]

He blamed everyone from makers to actors to audience but never mentioned once about big name actress who are happily doing these roles for money and fame without raising their voices. An important but a little biased content.

[@jaythee9622]

@@kuls43 True. That could've been touched upon as well. Nevertheless, the crux of the video stands.

[@jennyvarshavski3138]

@@kuls43 Its not possible that all actress r going to say no to such script....most of them aren't even south Indian they want to get movies so they just go there and do it

[@hunybunhy]

@@kuls43 They be doing it because they want the money or else they wouldn't play the character.

[@jumbomuffin1316]

@@kuls43how is that biased? You do realize that 1, these actress have grown up watching and being part of these movies and 2, they’re actresses… they need to take role and make money because what’s gonna happen when they fade away from the light

[@searchingforaname]

"If there's a film in which a man asks a woman to lick his shoe. And, the film is a super hit, that's dangerous" - Javed Akhtar

[@Decently.kinkyy]

Should replace the word men and women when it does not fit. No men would ask that neither would a woman acccept, so it should say ''in which a male asks a female'' and so on, men and women are not insane like that. At most they can only be called females and males, even if they are not even humans lol, bye.

[@koolgarhwali]

Are you referring "Animal" 😂

[@user-cm7ig7cf9x]

I THINK HE FORGOT HIS SON IS PRODUCER OF MIRZAPUR

[@parinikasharma317]

​@user-cm7ig7cf9x dude if there was one show which made clear that the characters are not role models, its mirzapur. Wtf? And I don't think mirzapur is as misogynistic as animal

[@bezgoz]

Never in love? My father never ever slapped my mom and here they are celebrating 26 years of marriage HAPPILY.

[@jivikakulkarni5929]

exactly, i wish he gets out of such a mindset

[@Xyz04]

I think your mom is good that's why . But some women aren't

[@jivikakulkarni5929]

@@Xyz04 still doesn't mean anyone can be physical with anyone, man or woman

[@parinikasharma317]

​@Xyz04 then the leave the person, you have no right to hit.

[@Xyz04]

@@parinikasharma317 why . If they can hit why not us

[@abh1ta]

this is why sai pallavi hasn't returned to tollywood yet. as we already know her script selection is very selective and thoughtful. if tollywood only produces regressive movies then they will lose out on talented actors and become an ageing industry

[@user-sb9re3fr1t]

I really like and admire sai pallavi , the way she speaks out against issues in the industry as well as colorism and her choice of films. I wish she would get more recognition

[@Kumar.R974]

But she is acting in Tollywood movies. Right now she is acting with Naga Chaitanya. She has been making Telugu movies constantly. But she is very selective in choosing scripts. Be it Tamil, Telugu or any language. Chill dude 😂.

[@HERMOINE7164]

Yes...but I think In tollywood Maximum of the heroines are Good not only Sai Pallavi...Anushka kajal Samantha thammanah All of them are choosing good scripts...

[@MOON-zp2le]

Who?

[@littlemissbutterfly3030]

she is not versatile even her hairstyle is the same...and she knows she doesnt look good in any other style..honestly very boring

[@Uenoscat]

I was so shocked when i heard the line "you are my entertainment" in KGF and everyone acting as if it is normal

[@krishnakoushik7920]

Ofcourse it is normal..because everyone knows the intention of the protagonist but when it comes to antagonist the intention is different..as audience we know that hero is good at heart and doesn’t have evil intentions so we don’t feel insecure only the character in movie is not aware of the hero’s intention she looks panicked and that’s where fun is generated in the audience as audience are aware that she is in safe hands so they are not nervous and they are bit chilled and relaxed and things unfold as proceedings go further somewhere down the line she will also come to know so audience enjoy that gap of entertainment..

[@Uenoscat]

@@krishnakoushik7920 are wahi to problem h, look at it from the audience's perspective. the audience will think whatever the protagonist does is right they don't care about what is right or wrong just like that one criminal inspired by the pushpa movie. The audience especially the youth gets easily influenced so if the protagonist says you are my entertainment or other stuff that objectifies women the youth will obviously think that's right no matter the intentions

[@vikrantth]

what do you expect from a character who is a criminal?

[@thinkbeforeyoucomment]

Have you overcome out of that shock or still in it ?

[@Uenoscat]

@@thinkbeforeyoucomment it's a normal thing seeing things like these in movies now🥲

[@Miragenuisance]

As a telugu girl i always had a problem with such movies and people next to me would bash me for watching other languages. Every single thing mentioned in this are absolutely true and disheartening that people don't realise the effect these movies have on them. Shekhar kammula is the best director in tfi who portrays well being and Anand is my fav movie

[@sathyaa1291]

Yes me too. In fact what's more troubling is that even women themselves are so desensitised to this stuff they never made their point

[@wheeinssoultherubberducky505]

"liberty of slapping each other" 🤡🤡

[@rajashisarkar]

Being a Bengali I always love the entertainment part of Telegu movies but I have always wondered why women are portrayed in such a derogatory way. Even the A-listed actors who are fathers of young girls portray such characters. This is not just a problem with Telegu movies, its a problem in entire South Commercial Masala flicks.

[@VARMOT123]

That happens in masala crap not in all movies especially not in younger directors films

[@iaryansr]

Kala jadu mat karo

[@hmj3547]

@@iaryansr aur tum log Bharat ko divide aur Abrahamic mat bano....🤡

[@adiddevil]

It's reflection of society in south. Still male dominated

[@dr.downvote]

"women are portrayed in such derogatory way". It's not like men are dressing as women and then being portrayed in demeaning way. All the actresses who were mentioned in the video are from outside Andhra. They are selling their skin and beauty for money and all you people would talk about is how to blame a male for this! As if all these actresses are kids to be exploited and manipulated! Way to go......

[@neenushajin3501]

i’m from KERALA and i could proudly say that even the same sort of sexism existed in malayalam film industry too , current generation film directors breaking all the stereotypes and making wonderful movies with no such regressive concepts. BTW well researched and explained.KUDOS to the whole team .

[@goldenG978]

Do u understand Hindi ?

[@bharathanand1762]

The Malayalam industry every year comes up with movie of the year ❤️, So glad i grew up watching Great Classic Malayalam movies and still doing it

[@sheesmuhammad2507]

@@goldenG978 Malayali Hindi kyun nhi samjh skta? Entha mwonu angane oru talk

[@arjunkprasad1508]

ye but why are you proud... improve your english

[@elbaecc]

@@goldenG978 People like you are the problem with this world.

[@Praghav8905]

As a Telugu girl I was relieved that that someone was talking about the loop hole in our industries and educating people.

[@Ezekiel_25-17]

a telugu girl named ragahavendra kumar. Ye cheppu tho kottali ra ninnu?

[@csbhanuteja7257]

@@Ezekiel_25-17Daddy accounts eskuni ostharu, ledha fake comments kodtharu anthe

[@DustyKeyboardahh]

@@Ezekiel_25-17 😂

[@rashmir5731]

Inspired by movies (in general), I had a real stalker following my cab from home to college daily and when I went somewhere outside home, It was irritating and I had to stop going out for some years freely because I thought I was ashamed for no reason and what if my family found out. He was around 35+ whereas I was 19 years old. After a few years, I finally told my family and filed a police complaint when I was studying for my final sem exams, he had come to repair some wires next to my house. Definitely, this incident brought me a lot of fear. This is not only for me, there is always one such incident happened to every girl in India.

[@sumakandle]

I have similar experience. My stalker is actually my childhood classmate. He still stalks me online through different new profiles even after a police complaint. He even used google pay to reach me. That feeling of being unsafe even while surrounded by your loved ones, inside your home, no words.

[@izumilovesitachi602]

Please I hope u all are fine and safe now❤

[@multipurpose6984]

KUDOS TO YOU, YOU ARE A STRONG YOUNG LADY

[@multipurpose6984]

​@@sumakandleDO MENTAL EXERCISES FOR BEING MENTALLY STRONG AND BE STRONG DON'T WORRY

[@rashmir5731]

This incident happened 4-5 years back, now l have learnt to voice out without any fear or judgement, l haven't seen that stalker after that incident.

[@suryayanamandra3178]

As a Telugu person, I feel that a good percentage of worthwhile and good quality movies don't come from the celebrated stars and directors, but the new gen upcoming directors. Unfortunately, most people are introduced to the star driven movies with similar crap, rather than the meaningful ones, solely because of popularity.

[@AmanKumar-de1kc]

What's popular in an industry is pretty much representative of that culture

[@r.sanjaykumar5402]

@@AmanKumar-de1kc modern day movies especially popular movies represents a culture much superficially bcz it's ultimately commercial,to know a culture there are more profound ways lyk.... language,art, architecture etc

[@kanishkmaheshwari912]

Totally agreed man

[@pranay_kumar]

Movies are made so that people can money through it, so surely popular directors and actors are one who made money. So you can't take down the point.

[@AmanKumar-de1kc]

@@r.sanjaykumar5402 What you're talking about is a part of culture, probably the best bits of a culture, rather than all of culture itself. Culture is the collective behaviour of a community. The kind of cinema popular in a culture, as experienced by most people, is pretty much indicative of how a community thinks as a whole.

[@Dr.AryamanAbhisekBiswal]

Every movie industry, every religion, every political party should be criticized. Good work mohak 👍

[@mnhwa_adict5629]

😂

[@santoshkadam4345]

Sarcasm ☺️

[@grapeshott]

Recently so many RW supporters criticised Pathaan movie using religion/colour of religion, etc. But it's misguided. If they want to criticise, they should have talked about the depiction of relationships between men and women in movies. Also I don't think "sexualisation" alone is a problem. It becomes a problem when it becomes sexist.

[@user-io7sh7nx7c]

Out of context

[@ghs89]

Hinduism is the reason for hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings. Oppenheimer was brainwashed by Hinduism.

[@Sunny-er4my]

As a 37 year old Telugu woman you have my gratitude for pointing it out. I have stopped watching Telugu movies long back as I started realising there is something off with them. After I was a little mature then I have understood that Telugu film industry has been totally dominated by oldies who can only see women sexually and as someone who has to be tamed as horse using violence. They have influenced a lot of youngsters with their barbaric ways of treating women. Especially those with no proper education still find those ruthless jokes funny and are actually in delusion that behaving like thugs can make a girl impressed.

[@FashionWhispers]

Im 17. i also stopped watching telugu movies. and even argued with my parents that women were displayed poorly. No one agreed. Instead they told me that i was too judgemental and that no one was forcing me to watch so i can just go and study if i dont like the movie. It is soooo refreshing to see that people who agree exist!

[@Sunny-er4my]

@@FashionWhispers Proud to see a teenager agreeing.

[@Sunny-er4my]

@@Cmz764 I agree

[@ebi7857]

Telungu Movies have Serious Problems this has to be Addressed. It's a CRINGE FEST n Repetitive as hell....UNBEARABLE is the word. - The Violence is Over the Roof. - Everybody including the Heroine talk like THUGS. - The Disgusting n Repetitive CLICHE Scenes. - The HERO in every single Movie is shown as a Demi-God who can do anything n everything

[@tanvitripathi3997]

Some kind of problem is in Hindi cinema too, but I am glad that my film selection is very choosy.@@FashionWhispers

[@darshita1270]

As a Telugu person I feel relieved that at least someone is calling out the problematic side of tfi. I love our Telugu movies but the main heroes(nepotist) and producers/directors always make the most problematic cringe stuff. But as they have this deep caste based celeb following and fandoms, they are not even called out. However the new wave of Telugu heroes especially Nani and Rana give me some hope these days.

[@abhinavshoury9837]

Avunu bro Khaleja cinema thisthe evaru chudale devudu nilone unnadu ante evaru chudale. kani Sarkaru Vaari Paata thisthe Hit chesaru chesaka malli message enti anna antaru emanali janalani

[@JayZRY]

​@@abhinavshoury9837 ikkada janaalu pichi hooks ani ardam authundi.. blind audience worshipping star heroes.. can't support sensible movies.

[@kookiejeon4164]

which rana are u talking about

[@Newage-ed7er]

Telugu is a different nation, no bordering countries for dispute, so only internal dispute

[@user-dm1yx7qz6h]

Nepo kids like Bul bul balayya is cringe to watch, remaining nepo kids are more humble well behaved than new comers. And you are wrong about new comers also. Most of the toxic films were made by konda Babu Vijay devarakonda

[@SahitiGL]

I am a Telugu and ever since I reached College, I developed a dislike towards the popular commercial blockbuster movies. I used to cringe hard during those scenes where heroes pressurize heroines to fall in love with them and as well as the sexist jokes. When you mentioned Godavari and Anand movies in your video, I actually got impressed by the research you and your team put into making this video as they are just pure classics. Kudos to you Mohak🙌🙌

[@aadithyanc.k]

You aren't Telugu Just a Feku Love for Telugu Film Industry is more 😊

[@YourParas]

@@aadithyanc.kr*pist mt bn jaana

[@user-bi5nw4vp6t]

​@@aadithyanc.kWhat he made make sense. I think non mainstream or big budget Telugu is underrated. But high budget Telugu,Tamil all are overrated cringe. Same movies...what variety to expect???

[@divyaa4459]

lol u just dont wanna accept the truth@@aadithyanc.k

[@vishveshvish501]

​@@aadithyanc.kpoyyi arjun r3ddy m0dd4 chiku po👍

[@shrutirai927]

Finally someone acknowledged this. I remember mentioning the same problem to my sister once, she answered by telling me that I am intolerant and if one watches a movie they should take a joke. And she, out of all the people, is one of the biggest women supporter I know. I was shocked at the effect these movies were creating. Recently there was this movie, Pathan, I don't think much of the movie and storyline but one thing that I dearly respect is the way women are portrayed in that movie. There was this scene where Deepika Padukone hits one guy square in the jaw and Shahrukh Khan says"women" using the word in the same tone as it had been used for in so many memes, but in a total opposite prospect. I love how this guy find all those little things that we all neglect but are deeply disrupting our society.

[@Decently.kinkyy]

It seems so obvious when one speaks about it, actually have their eyes opened, but when many watches a movie they do not notice the subtle ways that the poison slips by and can enter the subconscious (if I spelt that right) which sadly is leading to a lot of problems to be adopted even in somewhat intelligent people bcz they might not really notice.

[@IlmaHussein]

I came here after the release of Animal 🙂

[@srinivasanradhakrishnan]

My wife & I went to watch the Hindi version of “Arjun Reddy”, “Kabir Singh”. I found it so disrespectful to women that I told my wife this movie was way beyond my capacity of digesting content and that I wanted to leave, but if she wanted to I could stay. Before you jump into conclusions I would like you to know some history my wife had made me walk out of "Bullet Raja way back in 2013 although I liked it, we also had an experience during our initial days of marriage, my wife somehow wished to be intellectual crowd of city so we went around watching a few PLAYS (DRAMAS) and one of them was like a 1 hr monologue filled with screaming and both of us sat through it thinking if we interrupt, we would get judged and only when we walked out after sitting through 1 hr of torture we realized that both of us hated it but sat through because maybe the other person liked it so that day we decided if we dislike something we will be cadid about it and say it upfront). So inspite of my offer to stay back if she wanted we left after interval. But my wife was so upset with me, cause she thought I was so “intolerant”. She vowed she would not watch any other movie with me after that. I could not understand how she was ok to watch the normalisation of domestic violence on women. It took time but she eventually understood my perspective

[@srinivasanradhakrishnan]

​@@VedPOP I said I didn’t want to watch. That’s my freedom. Her decision of not watching it was hers.

[@azwadahsan8549]

@Vitamin Protein it’s better than Kabir Singh

[@lopamudrabeura9176]

If violence happens to men, atleast they are able to recognise it but when it happens to women maximum can't able to recognise it. They think it's normal, everywhere it is happening and many things!!

[@invictusforlife9116]

It's great that you recognised what was wrong . Many people failed to do so .Abuse ,stalking ,eve teasing are very often portrayed as romantic.Even some women who see these things around them and experience them think it is normal because thats how the society portrays it to be .

[@realitycheckmates]

Women☕

[@sagarikarahut3261]

Irony is that there's "boycott bollywood" and appreciate south industry trend

[@YoGrannyGotNoKnees]

Lmao

[@xyz-cx6gd]

Exactly

[@IrinNarlely]

bollywood is shit man these days don't deny this fact too! Just like the facts mentioned in this video.

[@niranjana260]

He is talking about tollywood not entire south film industry.. Mollywood always have more female centric movies than any other industries

[@unknownperse]

Cause South Industry isn't limited to tollywood

[@suryareddy9973]

Most of the the commercial telugu movies are a huge cringe, stalking, harassment and objectification is glorified and this has been normalised to the extent that our mothers and aunts don't feel that there is anything wrong.

[@hema8926]

My father was and is an avid watcher of Telugu movies, and all these behaviours are ingrained in him into his daily life, he treats his wife exactly like in the movies. I’ve always had a problem with Telugu movies, glad to see one person calling it out, teenagers watch this and believe this is how to treat women.

[@bharathjanapati2036]

I am a Telugu, and I find it difficult to watch the majority of these so called 'mass, masala entertainers', that lack a proper storyline, made only for big heroes, and have all the problems that you have rightly pointed out. Brave of you to point out this chronic problem in our movies. Older movies (before 90s) were much better, with some exceptions. Bollywood has largely grown out of this bad portrayal of female characters and of taking women for granted. Now that Tollywood is reaching pan-Indian audience, hopefully the industry will learn from such necessary criticisms and change.

[@dudamneerajdattu1459]

kathal enduku bro anthaganam video choosinanka kooda ardhamkaaleda idi oka paid video ani, mana industry ippudu no.1 adhi tattukoleka potunnar veellu, sitaramam choosinava asalu nuvvu yashoda recent blockbuster, peddda pattittu lekka enduku natistunnav bro

[@ghr6518]

Vachindayya Vayyari.. Arey cool ga undali ane process vere vallu manalni degrade chesthe.. Accept cheyyaku. We do a lot things right in Tollywood also.

[@samuraijosh1595]

@@dudamneerajdattu1459 Rey erri pookas. Criticism ichinappudu adi challa ga thesuko.

[@manishsuresh4996]

@@dudamneerajdattu1459 😆😆

[@dudamneerajdattu1459]

@@samuraijosh1595 Rey konderripooka, vaadevado mana industry ni antunte Ela ookuntaam ra, poyyi vaani MG.....

[@loki4344]

2:35 wtf dude ,,,, I'm going to mars

[@HERMOINE7164]

😢😢 Broo Watch animal..You just want to disappear From this Universe 😂

[@dr.nihaarikasowki4166]

This is not only in Telugu movies, it's there in all film industries!

[@mudassartariq6253]

Yes but percentage is above in telugu industry

[@aproditi1216]

2:44 even before the facepalm came I facepalmed and it synched up 😂

[@bhagavangusidi473]

As a native Telugu, I would say we have equal share of movies that are as such but sadly the movies that are blockbusters not only in Telugu states but also viewed in other dubbed versions are these kind , this actually shows the basic indian mindset and their levels of acceptance...

[@harshitmishra7995]

@@roflkohli2853 that is so TRUE fr i mean yeah bollywood does get criticism for the right reasons and for the mediocrity it peddles but it's important to shed light on southern movies as well.

[@anubhav8430]

@@roflkohli2853 Totally Agree with you bro

[@trilliondreams9048]

Not here in Mollywood,if we seen such scenes in our movies we just do whatever to get an apology.

[@yashjindal6234]

Telugu movies are far far better than any Bollywood movie. Not even Telugu but all south movies are far more better than bollywood. Period.

[@samurban]

Movie h bhai . Agar har kisi k rights n equal role k according movie sochoge to ban gae movie. Or bahut si movie women centric bani h but chali ni kyunki acting bahut ghatiya thi dusra kuch zada he bias nature show kiya gya tha male k against. Kese fir chalegi aisi movies.

[@pawanbishnoi-mm2rv]

i totally agree with mohak. i am seeing telugu movies from last 6 years and i noticed that objectifying womens is very common in south movies This should be stopped because it leads our young generation to a toxic mindset . Our young generation is busy in boycotting Bollywood for its progressive attitude while supporting telugu film for bharatiya sanaskriti

[@max-cs9ko]

Our young generation is busy in boycotting Bollywood for its progressive attitude while supporting telgu film for bharatiya sanaskriti

[@Contractor48]

Slapping women is equal rights. While Eve teasing is actually a valid concern. Telugu movies show heroes abusing comedians and no one comments on anything. But slapping an abusive woman suddenly becomes an attack on women. I wonder why we have double standards on this.

[@ghs89]

@@max-cs9ko progressive attitude? By promoting half-secularism and minority appeasement? Has bollywood ever made any movie where they correctly portrayed Indian culture? And bollywood is hindi film industry or urdu film industry?

[@scientia.veritas]

@@ghs89 "Correct Indian culture" means "worshipping every shitty thing about one specific religion" for the bhakts. Any deviation is not acceptable. Even movies that highlight the wrongs of the society are rejected because proud social media patriots only know worshipping, not criticism.

[@satviasm3328]

@@roflkohli2853 ego at that time people just wanted to prove that tollywood is better than bollywood without even thinking about it

[@priyankap7141]

As per me ...malayalam industy makes classy , sensible and extreamly character driven movies now 👍👍 no super heroic stunts ...just amazing scripts and actors eg : Jana Gana Mana, great indian kitchen, Manjummel Boys , bangalore days , abraham ozler ( amazing crime investigation), drishyam ( original ), neru , memories , virus and so many !!..

[@gargisingh8378]

I watched great Indian kitchen and absolutely loved it ❤ Could you make some recommendation? It would be highly appreciable 🙏

[@Shupandi_The_killadi]

​​@@gargisingh8378 well as a keralite, I can say there are many well written scripts in Malayalam and the main speciality is that of realism which comes into this industry. Fahad Fasil's movies are really good like kumbalangi nights, trance, varathan, maheshinte prathikaram, joji etc. There is a recently released movie called Adujeevitham, it's superb. Then Joju George's movies like Joseph, Iratta, nayattu are excellent crime thrillers. Other crime thrillers and horror movies are Ela veezha punchira, Boothakalam, Brahmayugam, anweshippin kandethum. Then watch movies of the big MMs Mammootty and Mohanlal. There are many genres which I cannot write here. Just do a quick Google search for the best Malayalam movies you will get a basic idea for where to start from.

[@patrickjohn9765]

@@gargisingh8378 watch goat life its slow but amazing , also watch premalu , brahmayugam if yourna fan of folk horror, romancham, 2018

[@Hehekk197]

​@@gargisingh8378Home, premalu (teen romance), aavesham (action comedy highly recommended) ,manjummel boys, brahmayugam, the goat life

[@ashwini8751]

There is not a single dark complexioned female actress in movies🥲 But soo many dark actors.

[@AKNikki217]

That's so true! I was looking for this comment... everyone says that Colour Photo was a breath of fresh air - and it was, I agree - but even in that the heroine had to be fair-skinned. Not even one dark-skinned woman in a movie whose main theme is colorism...

[@maxx5637]

11:52 bro none of us want these king of lyrics... Its an item song for commercial movies...

[@nishajaihindajain9192]

Out of the box content . I am happy that somebody discussed this so clear cut . Just blaming Bollywood for petty political gains has become the new hobby for many . So many south regional movies portray women in such filthy ways . Gone are the days of BALACHANDER and MANIRATHNAM in south where women played the strong characters .

[@mrbme]

Just bcz u don't no them doesn't mean films aren't coming. Masooda Ante sundaraniki Love story Sita Ramam Gargi Fidaa Shyam Singha Roy Yashoda Color photo 18 pages All these movies released post pandemic only and all r super hits which has strong female characters and these are only some of Telugu movies. I'm not even considering other states of south. But no we wanna hate rise of telugu industry using an outdated director movies and a 90s director. Pushpa behaves like that for that character. Just check sukumar other movies... He wrote 18 pages which is releasing soon and also wrote Kumari 21F which gives a beautiful msg about virginity of woman... He just go by the Nativity of the particular mov

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

Bro really said south treated women better in old days lol

[@dr.downvote]

Bro gotcha!!! If you have ever watched maniratnam dalapathi movie and especially shobhana or Bhanupriya character, you would get to know what misogyny is. Stop blaming everything that's depicted in movies blindly.

[@hunybunhy]

@@mrbme Driver Jamuna aswell! I watched it, it's really nice!

[@ahanachoudhury4811]

I agree Nisha.

[@nagapragna9803]

I am from Andhra and i think Shekar kammula is the only director who potrays women respectfully. I really hope people to watch Anand , Godavari and Fidaa

[@HERMOINE7164]

Yeaa❤ He is the best

[@nithyaniranjani]

Not only am I glad you're pointing these out, but I'm glad that fellow telugites find it problematic too 😭 I LOVE Telugu movies and I'm a telugite girl, but all these things make it SO HARD for me to enjoy them.

[@Decently.kinkyy]

Do not watch those who support it bcz you are contributing for them to continue and if really people ban them then they have nothing. Even if they change do not believe they do it bcz they learnt, but bcz they lost money and want it back, so be aware of all the lies and toxic mentalities.

[@otakacoldcoffee]

As a telugu language speaker, I'm glad you brought up this topic. Whenever I try to take down telugu cinema.. my friends and brothers who call themselves "die-hard fans" of so so actors criticise me back instead. Nevertheless, there are few actually good telugu movies I'd suggest one to watch.. like.. Jersey, Pelli choopulu, Yevade Subramanyam.. also anand and godavari

[@bluemoon2526]

Not completely related to above but when people ask why you like korean dramas.. what's so good about it? This.. this RIGHT HERE. they depict female character so beautifully, that they deserve a kind love, a respectful partner and an important role in their life. Also you might have seen they're shown as independent working class women, whose opinions and decisions matter. Movies affect people and people affect movies. One needs to break the cycle and I'm sure, we'd see a positive change in people's mindset too.

[@kookie5106]

so true..

[@H0000man]

soooo soo true. manyyyyy k dramas have strong female leads which are veryyyyy inspirarional for many women

[@petrichor_and_fire]

might be true for some cases but most of the popular korean dramas have very bad male and female leads tho. sure, there might not exactly be any domestic violence in them, but the relationships would be the most toxic, cringe-inducing relationships of all time. they have the same formula present in media like twilight, fifty shades of grey, after, 365 days, wattpad books, etc. that the male lead is toxic because of a traumatising past, and the female lead is a dumb, weakling who is only presented "strong" as a reason to "fix" the male lead.

[@jiyashah6257]

absolutely true words 💯💯

[@srilakshmidevanathan8334]

These are the reasons why I love Korean dramas , all the reasons above are true.

[@nehaghodke3714]

One of my friend who is telegu made me watch godavari ..its such a refreshing movie....a perfect and healthy love story...there should be more movies like godavari and arundhati to promote positive relationships and how a woman can solve her own problems and it's not necessary to have a prince in shining armor to save herself...😊

[@solivagantgirl]

🩵🩵🩵🫠🫠

[@anupbrahma8541]

But in real life they can't

[@BadassBikerOwns]

If you like Godavari, you may also like Anand, from the same director.

[@keerthim462]

@@BadassBikerOwns and fidaa too

[@harshiini_0937]

@@BadassBikerOwnsi was gonna recommend anand How many times we watch them We can still watch them repeatedly. ❤❤❤❤

[@tanav_yt4632]

Now bro after watching animal😂

[@veronicaparkk7485]

Yes, stalking and abusing just normalised in Telugu industry

[@kartikg9664]

Its great to see someone highlighting something good about bollywood and not just criticizing them for anything and everything. Films like raazi, gangubai,pink ,thappad portray women power unlike films like pushpa and kgf who literally treat women as just mere eye candies.

[@slayer5251]

Devsena and shivgami is far better larger than life character than your shit bollywood

[@slayer5251]

Bollywood sirf sex workers aur daku aurat ko glorify kar skta h 🤡

[@Hello-kh6bk]

Maturity is when you realise, Bollywood is way ahead of any industries in India in terms of everything except Pushpa or KGF kind of mass commercial movies. Its just that aaj kal cool ban gayi hain to criticize Bollywood for everything. Bollywood has tried many new things which went underappreciated this year, Attack, Runway 34, Bhediya etc Pasand karna ya nahi karna is subjective but when they are making something new to our Indian audience. People should at least appreciate

[@vishalkumarverma7034]

Pink was the best movie and another one is talash

[@AtharvaAgarwal]

@@Hello-kh6bk ha quality Bollywood ki bhadia he for most of the films Even me movie itni nhi dekhta. Hollywood hi Jada dekhta hu jab bhi. I don't like south movies much there action style, quality, sab bekar lagti he mujhe personally mujhe kgf ka first part cringe 😬 sa lag rha tha dekha bhi nhi gya asa Bollywood ki movies ke sath kam hi hua he. Bahubali was exceptionally good. I didn't watched pushpa and RRR till now so can't comment about it

[@ajitasharma892]

Much needed video for all Indians, I hope we as viewers understand the gravity of the situation and take the best decisions while subjecting ourselves and our younger audience to content. After all we are the ones with power, to change the course of history. Movies do affect us deeply, a great example is 3 idiots which made a lot of us take engineering and a lot of quit engineering and pursue of passions. Sensitivity in stories that we see makes us think deeply on matters related to moral values and consent, which is something we are lacking poorly as a society.

[@luffyy8194]

Well said ajita👏👏.... Also i think that more women should raise their voice where necessary...like the comedy actor praising anushka's thighs in a sexual way, Anushka should have raised her voice then and there only. We humans are only teaching how we should be treated, same goes for women. Only womens can break this toxic circle between viewers expecting sexualized content and directors serving sexualized content by protesting. Greed also plays a huge role in this as females are ready to sign any movie nowadays to get into this industry. Correct me if wrong 🙂.

[@luffyy8194]

@NotAgain3108 can u elaborate more, would like to understand your point 😊

[@elbaecc]

The problem with women raising their voice is they will not get work anymore. A good example is the me-too movement in India. While people like Harvey Weinstein were prosecuted by the film industry of Hollywood, no such thing happened with women who raised their voices in India. Not one case of anyone facing any meaning punishment for banishment of any kind. There is very limited scope to which the female actresses can raise their voices if they want to have a career in Indian film industry.

[@luffyy8194]

@@elbaecc yeah u are right, but don't you think it's better than getting exploited, i mean they are making actresses do anything in the name of career. The change will take time, but it needs unity among womens to draw the line.

[@ajitasharma892]

@@luffyy8194 Yes I agree that women need to channelise their strength and speak out exactly when needed. But the victim in this scenario is not just the woman, but the society as well, which promotes the perpetrator’s behaviour, not just by not giving any punishment but also by advocating his behaviour and by supporting the absurd content created. So the responsibility to speak out is not just her responsibility, but everyone’s so that we build a safer world around us.

[@imlio3312]

Honestly it’s so uncomfortable watching old men actors romancing actresses literally their daughters age

[@jewelsofjuly7377]

Ahhemm Selmon bhai

[@Xyz_curious]

Domestic violence or sexual harassment of men is also used as joke in movies but no one talks of that. It's sad

[@jayetabhattacharya5420]

Yes,there are many movies where it's shown that a man is getting abused and harassed by his partner. The boys and men MUST be heard😢😢❤

[@sindhuraatluri3674]

As a telugu girl who have been following you from very beginning.....Thank you so much....these are things which I wanted to scream but cant afraid of the toxic fan base these macho heroes have....hoping better days would come...

[@gouthamsudheer2080]

Watch Our Malayalam Movies. We both have almost the Same Culture. So you can Relate to Our Movies.

[@r......5005]

I can feel you I also hate the fanbase oir telugu people have . Sometime I think are they crazy or what but ...

[@blazingpheonix3925]

BETA KEEP your "Woke Feminism" Ideology out of Telugu industry. Bollywood has adopted to this Wokeness. Female supremacist Sh*** that NO one likes. And see how Bollywood is failing. NO ONE LIKES YOUR "WOKE" Ideology. WOKISM will fail the telegu industry as well as happened to Bollywood.

[@chnithish6634]

@@gouthamsudheer2080 i watched many movies recent movies are good but what about old movies ?

[@PawanKumar-Chingu]

you should also question the actresses who accept these roles. Ask those actresses to stop acting or do not accept the roles if they find it wrong. Females also need to change the mind set. Did you ever check insta where girls and aunties post exposing videos everyday. Please go and raise a voice against them. Why do women want to wear short dresses? why women always try to expose their body parts? whom do u blame for this? can u ans this question?

[@kartikg9664]

I am glad that someone pointed out the misogyny in Telugu movies. These days people are too busy bashing bollywood unnecessarily and most of the criticism is blown out of proportion but it's important to call out anything that is wrong. Be it any industry.

[@snehashispanda1651]

We want a telugu movie on andrew tate.

[@sharas9769]

@@snehashispanda1651 that'd be flop

[@scientia.veritas]

@@sharas9769 given that half of Telugu actors like Andrew Tate beta-version anyway, I would say it would be a superhit.

[@sharas9769]

@@scientia.veritas well let me tell u one thing,alpha beta dont exist in a scientific terms and andrew tate is just fool who is followed by children and immature brains so if youre mature you would have understood it

[@parakramankdeo4826]

@@Snorlax108 his views on women

[@Krishna-tr4bu]

You forgot the biggest drawback of Tollywood - massive nepotism and caste dominance by Reddy and Kamma

[@knlackermann3547]

List 5 heroes of Reddy caste

[@Antoinecalligrapher]

This brings back so many Cloakroom Nightmares. I was in my first year of MBBS, and Arjun Reddy was the first ever movie that showed a Medico, so all my friends were very excited to watch it. Only after watching it did I realise how troubling it was and it had nothing to do with a doctor's life. It was a TOXIC movie. I even shouted in the theatre for the first time in my life, "CONSENT". But, for my friends it was a very entertaining and cool movie. I could not speak out about it in front of them. I only vowed to never go to another movie that my friends would recommend. This is the sad reality of it. The audience is like that. Many big Telugu directors are actually famous, more for their objectification of female actors than for good movies. Thank you for making a video about this.

[@00713ar]

Can relate with your experience. There's always peer pressure in colleges and schools to appreciate such toxic movies.

[@RealTalkWithSSG]

I did watch Kabir Singh, the Hindi remake of Arjun Reddy, and boyyy, I was telling my friends that if Kabir ODed and died instead, after hearing that his ex Preeti is getting married, and Preeti actually ended up having a happy life with the guy she married first, that would have been hella entertaining. XDXD

[@Miokagishin]

Only related thing in movies were books 😅😅 . Rest nothing was related to life of a medico.

[@Oshi2003]

Ummm sorry but my question is kind of funny but being a neet aspirant I just want to ask what’s your score in neet just to take some tips from you

[@prabaldas1859]

@@Oshi2003 isliye engineering kar lo best h

[@learningisfun2085]

and turns out bollywood remade arjun reddy as kabir singh

[@sathyaa1291]

Your point being?

[@Khushi_2007_]

Exactly I watched Pushpa movie in the cinemas with my family and I felt so uncomfortable to sit and watch with my family...the movie was about smuggling so they could have shown it in some other way also but the directors decided to sexualize the movie😢😔

[@Jaswanth_K]

I believe it would be better for those like you who are unable to comprehend the plot and script of the film to not see it rather than wasting your precious time on meaningless remarks.

[@Devine_wave]

Same with me when I watched bollywood films women are seen as only sexual objects

[@Manjunath-bp4nq]

I believe that as a Telugu person, movies can create a powerful impact on people.I believe our filmmakers, except a few people, can change this sexism in our Telugu movies. And also a movie to be added to the list of female leading or equal importance is "PelliChoopulu" in which Vijay Devarakonda is one of the actors. Until the toxic fans get vanished, our Telugu industry will not be successful in the upcoming years.

[@blazingpheonix3925]

@@mikrohoseok8273 BETA KEEP your "Woke Feminism" Ideology out of Telugu industry. Bollywood has adopted to this Wokeness. Female supremacist Sh*** that NO one likes. And see how Bollywood is failing. NO ONE LIKES YOUR "WOKE" Ideology. WOKISM will fail the telegu industry as well as happened to Bollywood.

[@RengokuXAkaza]

First go solve problems of star fans online wars

[@varshithpadam]

@@RengokuXAkaza it'll be funny to worry about that shit they're all paid for happily. It makes no sense to resolve such paid wars

[@akhiloa5750]

Love from Kerala ❤❤❤❤

[@samuraijosh1595]

Bro I just want to draw attention to one thing mah Telugu friend. Your raghvendra or whatever director is a legendary director and I'll stand by this statement till I die. Dude has a very specific fetish and propagated it without an inch of shame and 100% conviction. He's the dad of all men of culture. o7

[@abcd9541]

Hats off to you that you picked up this topic.....I am Telugu girl and I hate such movies which you mentioned..I try to avoid watching them ..... Arundhati, Godavari, Anand are diamonds and I love those movies....Telugu film industry doesn't wanna change ....but there some Directors and actors who accept change and they succeed...but they don't get world wide success ( as so many telugus staying abroad also watch Telugu movies and they provide great income)

[@Decently.kinkyy]

Why would they even be concerned about ''world wide success'' smh. Like, seriously, nothing good comes from it. Should it not be enough to be popular in your own country? They seem to just want some western attention, proof of why it is wrong, they need to stop being westernized. Love, love, that profile picture by the way soo great. Love animals.

[@akhilganji-es8fn]

As a telugu guy,For me tollywood is overated

[@sailfish2008]

Thank you immensely for covering this topic. You are a gentleman, a scholar, and a social change agent. The problem is with the culture of the people in India as a whole. Tribalism and ruralism in the people's DNA will take many generations of urbanized living to bring evolution in behavior. The blame lies first with Bollywood, the other recent woods have taken it to another extreme. It is embarrassing to watch Indian commercial movies as an educated person. How much longer are these idiots going to be dancing in the hundreds - the choreography is despicable. Changing the name to Bharat will not change the tribal and rural mentality of the leaders in the country and the directors of these movies. There is so much money in the industry, but so little acting talent. The directors are uneducated and stupid - recent cases of alluding to the Holocaust in an Indian movie/ The whole movie industry in India is a disgrace. Hero worshipping is a tribal mentality. Beating up women is in the DNA, it is well taught in schools by way of Mahabharta - the stripping of Draupathi legitimizes violence against women. So long as this part of the story remains in the only mythology that influences the Indian psyche, Hindu men will never treat Hindu women with respect and as equal. But I like what you do, keep it up.

[@namikazeminato36]

I'm a Telugu. Thank you very much for sharing this. Another thing I want to point out, which I've observed in Indian movies, predominantly in Telugu movies is that people are made fun of because of their skin color, and most heroes and heroines wear extra make up to look fair - this is gradually reducing nowadays, but there's still a long way to go to accept every skin color as equal.

[@samuraijosh1595]

Which is why colour photo was a breath of fresh air.

[@samuraijosh1595]

@@Saurabh_Utter-Pradesh bro what the hell does literacy have to do with being informed about discrimination based on skin colour. Literacy is the ability to read. That's it. That's literally it. In an ideal world, you can use your "literacy" to read a wide variety of books and gain knowledge and that'll hopefully change your narrow minded perspective regarding stereotypes based on a person's skin colour. Just because a state has high literacy doesn't mean they're all reading an umpteen amount of sociology and psychology books pertaining to perception of dark skin and whatnot. All of a sudden for some reason, literacy is nowadays being correlated with intelligence, social tolerance, and yada yada lol.

[@samuraijosh1595]

@@Saurabh_Utter-Pradesh yeah but my point is, South people don't even read those books either lol 😂😂. Sure there are those bookworms and nerds out there in South but it's not a general trend here. I'm a South Indian myself so I'm talking from experience. Change here has to come culturally even before it takes place in cinema. A great Southern director called Vetrimaran said it best: cinema is the reflection of our real society. Society needs to change first.

[@Likit257]

not true - some of the prettiest dusky heroines are from the south! I love watching Sai Pallavi - Telugu Industry gave the girl a chance

[@samuraijosh1595]

@@Likit257 Sai pallavi looks dusky to you? 🙏😂😂

[@haganekazuki2241]

I'm Turkish. I rarely watch Indian movies but I recently watched Bahubali and the problems you talked about (sexualization of women, screen time, stalking, making women "fall in love" with you by force, etc) were absurdly obvious. So much so that I remember saying WTF out loud even though I was watching it by myself. (I'm talking about the first movie. The second one was way better since it was more focused action instead of chasing the poor woman)

[@muslimcel4581]

turkish soap operas are more popular then turkish movies all over the world but why?

[@narasimhashelar6745]

yeah a single scene from Bollywood ignites you up, I bet you show the same outrage on Turkish series like Muhtesem Yuziril( Magnificent century) where the sex slavery and forced impregnation of slave women during ottoman empire are turned into a romantic drama.

[@Anil_Antony956]

I think Indians are not in the position of taking classes on womens rights from Turkish..

[@narasimhashelar6745]

@@Anil_Antony956 Agreed.

[@joseabey3455]

@@Anil_Antony956 Anil, he was not giving you classes he is stating his opinion inn cheezo mein hi patriotism yaad aata hain gadho ko

[@kiillabytez]

I'm sorry, but Telugu and blockbuster don't beklong in the same sentence.

[@saurabhghosh7849]

Never liked any southern movie 😐 Too much overacting for my taste

[@_natureisgod]

Yha you people only like remakes of South😅😅😅

[@aromalja9861]

Bro mohnlal,mammoty and Kamal hasan are better actor than whole Bollywood combined

[@Horcrux-1]

Great video! As a Telugu guy, this is surely an issue. I am guilty of watching such films because we are desensitised when watching movies. Always felt weird, and unnecessary during such scenes. But its changing from small scale to mid budget movies we are seeing better roles to all actors.

[@AdiHaiKya]

go eat Idli Dosa

[@Horcrux-1]

@@AdiHaiKya i am eating idly and dosa. Your not gonna offend me by what i eat😂😂

[@tinku067]

Arey movie, movie laga chudu. Ippudu movie la drugs kotinru kada ani Nuvvu kottav kada. Atlaithe porni kottudu ante. Ee video chesina chillarodu Vani mind ki ardam ayyindi cheppundu, ardam chesko vadu entha karab dimag o. Art ni art laga chudali. Temples lo ralla meeda bangimalu untayi asleelamga ani ankom kada, alankarana dorani anukunta am. Inka nen em cheppa inni views etla ochinayo ee yedvaki.

[@darsanmprasad1741]

Actually we love biriyanis than dosas😅

[@sasireddy6887]

@Rama Krishna avunu

[@pranabtheja]

I’m from Andhra and I concur!!.. Very well researched and presented. Though K Raghavendra Rao is old filmmaker and he represents that generation, the new age filmmakers are still practising the same including so called great directors of present gen. Arjun Reddy was made by a next gen director and presenting toxic masculinity and glorifying is the worst part and his “justification” was sick. Hope new age directors wont repeat the same… cinematic liberty should always there.. but our directors can’t think beyond sexist jokes and objectification. A character from rural 80s should behave like that we cannot compare that with modern yardstick, thats not my point. My problem is with modern directors.. take for eg. the heroine intro scene from vinaya vidheya rama. When cinema was an art rather than business they can express what they want, but when cinema became business they have to cater for the wider audience. Demand and supply. But the prob is they cant push the mediocre intellect of audience.

[@akhiltej4604]

Cinematic liberty should be there before making movie Since you are also aware the earth doesn't revolve according to your needs .

[@srujankumar8450]

I'm a movie buff Problem with upcoming directors in Telugu is that, they are trying their luck with mediocre and routine scripts rather than being creative and hardworking . Senior directors are resisting to change or not been able to

[@Dhruv-Kumar]

Watching cartoons is better than these movies. I have more respect for a cartoon watcher than these movies portrayed as epitome of musculinity 🤮

[@mandarjoshi8934]

@@akhiltej4604 so stalking a girl is humour to you, i always hated most of Bollywood and tollywood movies, there is only small percentage that is good, most of their movies are actual shit coz of their derogatory songs used to sexualize women . this just influence the young minds thinking that stalking or forcing someone is right.

[@fortruegood8591]

The worst amongst is that some movies made as if they give message about attack against women, but end up as if it's porn or worse violent porn or rape porn movies. This is the worst thing happening in Telugu movie industry.

[@sreekuttan3444]

You do not have to be afraid of saying malayalam movies are much better than Telugu movies. Also, you mentioned Arundhathi. Even in that movie there was more objectifying of the actress. The main problem is the quality of the audience. Unless their mindset changes Telugu cinema, how much money they make will always be regressive and creepy. But the actors- no, i refuse to call them actors, these are just stars. They can't act. Also, they do not have the spine to do different movies and stop chasing girls half their age. As the late great Satyajit Ray said "We have an unsophisticatd, backward audience"

[@nrsrockz1373]

As a telugu guy, i like watchin Malayalam and tamil movies, sensable stories.

[@Decently.kinkyy]

Like what?

[@sudhirrsahoo7985]

india need more content creator like you brother. you guys are really doing a great job. i hope our society will change and going better day by day.

[@saisumanthdss1919]

Did you change then let's think of society

[@user-xj3fu6du4n]

इन सभी फिल्मों के नाम भी बता देते जिनके Scenes आपने इस Video में दिखाए हैं।. 🙏🙏 Please tell the names of all films whose scenes or clips are shown in this video. 🙏🙏

[@fwyb_Pulse]

@@user-xj3fu6du4n see whole video carefully. He has said all names

[@fwyb_Pulse]

@@user-xj3fu6du4n see whole video carefully. He has said all names

[@user-xj3fu6du4n]

@@fwyb_Pulse before some clips he told names not in all

[@Indian07850]

i think Malayalam and Bengali films are the most progressive and also most underrated ones in India

[@IrinNarlely]

but they don't make much money!

[@Indian07850]

@@IrinNarlely yeaa

[@drodro7672]

They are also more palatable with international standards. Especially old movies among Bengali cinema and still today for a big part of the Malayalam film industry. Lots of low and middle budgets, and "Author" genre movies of Hindi and Tamil industry are also very good. But Telugu cinema industry, especially the one of these last decades (nineties to today) are, honestly, the shittiest movies of all India ! Their way of acting and dialogues are childish ! Andhra passed from Savitri to the current high-pinch crying bimbos...

[@IrinNarlely]

@@drodro7672 I agree with you! But I also wanted to say that not every industry in Indian cinema needs to be the same. Its okay to be different and have their own identity. Malayalam is known for its content and nuances while Telugu is known for masala films and they have made some of the best masala films in the country. I think we need all kind of genres for the industry to sustain. Telugu masala films are loved by all over India as it does really good business. So I think its okay! There are good and bad films in every language!

[@Indian07850]

@@drodro7672 agreed it's sad to see this

[@sumonipuri3964]

Did expect Mahesh Babu would do a film like this

[@user-gp4nz8yu3m]

Another issue which is so relevant to discuss is the casteism and nepotism of tollywood, most of the telugu audience are cast minded and they are just supporting their actors on the basis of cast. This issue is also getting backlashed.

[@ektasingh7241]

Are there enough videos or evidences where they said such things.. Because otherwise it would create unnecessary hate..

[@user-gp4nz8yu3m]

@@ektasingh7241 This is my personal experience when I was in Hyderabad. When one of my colleagues asked me for a movie of a mainstream actor in telugu but I was not interested because that movie is an usual telugu mass masala movie and also, I asked my colleague why he is watching such stupid movies in theatres, and he said that the hero of this movie is his caste, so it is his need to make this movie a success .I'm not trying to create hate between people, just shared my experience. And I have seen some of the videos of telugu actors like Jeeva, Sunil etc complaining about the partiality they faced due to cast.

[@user-gp4nz8yu3m]

@@mrnoobody123 Yup,I have never faced this kind of experience anywhere before and that's why I said about Telugu audience and like you said casteism is everywhere and it needs to be discussed and should be wiped away👍

[@sk....3049]

Upper caste don't want to show reality their castism

[@yaswanthvarma741]

@@ektasingh7241 you come to coastal Andhra where caste community called kapu people stans their caste heros like mega star family background actors. Where raju community stans Prabhas, Ravi Teja and kamma community for Mahesh Babu, NTR. I haven't seen anyone supporting actors whom they like but rather by their caste.

[@arindamkundu9482]

Sad part is no one is talking anything about these mysogynistic atmosphere in these movies. I think this isn't the probelm only in telegu or south indian movies...as the movies get enormous appreciation through the country... it's definitely portraying the whole image of how the country thinks. This is the reason i personally never liked blockbuster movies. An appreciable voice out by soch❤️

[@Dhruv-Kumar]

Now I will not say South India is any better in film industry.

[@Dhruv-Kumar]

Watching cartoons is better than these movies. I have more respect for a cartoon watcher than these movies portrayed as epitome of musculinity 🤮

[@ashwinmiyer6159]

@@Dhruv-Kumar south industry is not one industry lol. Malayalam film industry is the most underrated film industry, much better than both tollywood n Bollywood.

[@aswing2706]

Yes. Why are our feminist propaganda movies flopping😓😥😥😥😥😥.

[@animeshkumar3700]

Even sadder part is body is talking about the misandrist laws in real life where there are no laws to protect men from domestic violence and grape. And where false accusations from women can send you to court without any evidence. I see no Feminist groups fighting for these unjust laws against men. They like to announce they want equality but now i suspect more and more that they want female supremacy and more power at the expense of men.

[@comredjj]

Don't compare Malayalam with other Indian language. Malayalees are 100 year advanced than other indian States

[@shaunludwigsahayam3583]

As a tamilan i agree this And i ❤ Mollywood

[@Indira-minuaga]

Yes 🫀

[@Nareshb_97]

😂Kerala no.1 state of animal cruelty

[@pavanreddy1996]

To Bollywood: Why don’t people ever talk about these ? Lipstick under my burka Bombay Begums Pyaar ka punchnuma Four more shots Normalising when a woman cheats ? Just asking !

[@pranavm9550]

Maybe the fact that those movies aren't popular and flopped.. There are all genres of movies in all languages.. but the majority tells the preference and the mindset of the crowd..

[@rohi152]

As a global movie buff who is a Telugite, I thank you so much for raising this 100% genuine & critical problem in Telugu movies. I am ashamed to support most of the (mostly) good movies from Tollywood because of that mandatory 10% casual sexism and objectifying on screen. I see people defending K Raghavendra Rao due to his age factor; remember we also had another gem director in the same era - K Vishwanath. All it takes is a combo of skilled writer and a responsible director - its not space magic to "show women in dignified manner yet make money at the same time."

[@rameshvanshi]

जहां आज़ दहेज के कारण न जाने कितनी ही बहन बेटियों को समाज में जिंदा जला दिया जाता है, या फिर बहुत से कष्ट दिए जाते हैं। वहीं दूसरी ओर समाज सुधारक परम संत रामपाल जी महाराज जी अपने अनुयायियों को दहेज मुक्त विवाह करने की शिक्षा देकर दहेज मुक्त समाज का निर्माण कर रहे हैं। बहन बेटियों को समाज में सम्मान के साथ जीने का अधिकार दे रहे हैं।

[@solivagantgirl]

Yes yes yes

[@user-xj3fu6du4n]

इन सभी फिल्मों के नाम भी बता देते जिनके Scenes आपने इस Video में दिखाए हैं।. 🙏🙏 Please tell the names of all films whose scenes or clips are shown in this video. 🙏🙏

[@shahanaz3990]

I agree how can people even defend raghavendra rao like he literally made movies with sexualising women and made a trend of item numbers in movies. I never liked his movies. Even in devotional movies he did this which is disgusting to watch. Don't know when the audience will change.

[@IrinNarlely]

ss rajamouli also improved significantly over time !

[@ke5683]

I agree to every part of the video. Being Telugu....I only remember watching old movies and Shekhar Kamula's movies with interest. Other movies that were male centric could never ever captivate me as a viewer or I used to feel a time waste. Only after I grew up I understood the problem is not with movies, but with the mentality of all of us as a society. Let's hope we start the change of mindset right from us.

[@unsungnoble7060]

movies he present are only belongs to only 2 or 3 directors filmography that too old generations this happens in every industry but why he targets only telugu. dont you feel targeted and slight promotion of left leaning malayalam film industry.

[@phoenixbagri744]

@@unsungnoble7060 He targets Telugu because this video is particularly about what's going wrong with Telugu industry and even new age directors are making movies like Arjun Reddy. Also, he clearly specifies that not all malayalam movies are like this. I like telugu movies but we have to accept the fact that objectification of women exists in Telugu films.

[@divitkarekar5803]

@@unsungnoble7060 he targeted it because it needs to be! telugu movies and the fanbase is pretty cringe and also toxic,impossible action scenes mking no sense,100s of background music giving you a headache and dozens of poor jokes that only the immature telugu fans can laugh at

[@user-xj3fu6du4n]

इन सभी फिल्मों के नाम भी बता देते जिनके Scenes आपने इस Video में दिखाए हैं।. 🙏🙏 Please tell the names of all films whose scenes or clips are shown in this video. 🙏🙏

[@lrvdo]

7:20 was he trying to play fruit ninja on actress'es body

[@Imthetrueme]

So true... As a telugu person I have come to dislike so many things which was seen as normal since 2 decades. I really hope Tollywood develops and gives importance to all roles not only heroes

[@devpradhnani9457]

This man is creating videos which is beyond our thinking area .he notices very small issues of society which effects our society.& such effect is very big on our generation. Good job mohak bhai love from rajasthan❣️❣️

[@Dhruv-Kumar]

Watching cartoons is better than these movies. I have more respect for a cartoon watcher than these movies portrayed as epitome of musculinity 🤮

[@yadavYogesh30]

This isn't that small issue bcoz due to such mass class movies today's young generations (age=10-18 yrs) are getting influenced very easily and they feel cool to perform these things in reality and they are heading towards crime for eg: pushpa kgf 1, kgf 2 etc I have saw many children affected from this So These types of movies should be stopped

[@rocking4joy]

not a small issue dude!

[@Vikasydv1310]

I also noticed but I can't make the vedio. I have also stopped moveis of Telugu as well as Bollywood.. I started reading 📚 books.

[@lukamodricc]

2:30 wtf bruh like really😑😑

[@ParamaanandaPatthamiaham]

I am a telugu person and i am pleasured to take our faults and not only success

[@bhavanivlogshindi7856]

Yes i also noticed it in Telugu movies and in real life boys also think same because of this movie

[@raghav4608]

Thanks for making this video, Mohak! As a native Telugu, the mainstream movies have been so cringe-worthy for so many years now that we have stopped watching movies. So much that these are internalized by the society and people no longer see these as problematic. Anyone who raises these issues are bullied & trolled by the fans of these so-called stars.

[@RengokuXAkaza]

Kannada and tamil movies are doing wonderful collection in telugu states and urduwood movies can't do any collection in telugu states

[@ashish____]

Fr

[@extraordinary_person007]

It's from 90 😂

[@vijayganesh7367]

​@@RengokuXAkaza hain?

[@shibabrataray8610]

@@RengokuXAkaza Rey Babu .. Bollywood Ela vastundi re discussion meeda??

[@ks-vd2gm]

Shekar kammula is one of the few directors who doesn't include toxic scenes in his movies in order to make more money, i respect him more than any director

[@ramakrishna9041]

True

[@vamshidhar8648]

Most of his heroines are irritating

[@hoksimessijohseyo6104]

@@vamshidhar8648 you found them irritating because they are independent and strong. You want to see a dumb woman romancing a toxic dude.

[@ThDaniel]

Allu Arjun earned crores and built his career on doing 'Women Harassing' roles - see his Desamuduru movie, Arya movie and many more.

[@PKSD2019]

Ppl are making movies bcoz ppl encourage such movies. See the hype Arjun reddy got. It was remade in hindi. And even after the interview of vanga went viral...where he defended the toxicity in his movie in the name of love and intimacy...ppl made animal a bigg hit!!. Men in india are nothing less than the toxic heros in these movies. . Im a telugu girl. I have seen enough movies in telugu. There are excellent, exceptional movies.. usually from 1980s and 90s. Im 25 and i never watched Arjun reddy. If ppl hate and look down upon such toxic movies, directors themselves will change stories.

[@sathyaa1291]

Brilliant insight and good on you for being so clear as a young woman and rejecting these toxic movies

[@cineholic88]

The people who are being critical towards recent song "besharam rang" due to it's so-called 'vulgarity, nudity' etc are the same who enjoyed "oh antava" a year ago, without any hesitation..both objectified women, but the response is different towards both based on their biases..audiences need to seriously come out of this biasedness as soon as possible.

[@bhagavangusidi473]

Seriously....have you heard the lyrics or atleast understood, samantha talks about how narrow-minded men are and she clearly roasts all men in that , what is the problem if a woman openly show's out her sexuality with confidence

[@ghs89]

@@vik2381 item songs should be banned.

[@slayer5251]

@@ghs89 brothel band karva do h dam? pura india hil jyega dange ho jayenge road m

[@ragsvd5382]

and thankfully i didnt even know that the name PUSHPA is the name of the hero uptill 6 months post release and neither did i saw the song or clicked that song till date in youtube and would never do so in future as well...btw i dont even know till now what this besharm rang is all about...

[@slayer5251]

@@ghs89 tumhe koi idea bhi h brothel m mahila k sath ky hota h 😂 bada aya madrchd

[@ShwetaSK7]

Finally kisi ne to bollywood chhodkar telugu par aawaj uthai!! Thank you brother🎗

[@Dattebayo3089]

Tollywood means Telugu movies. South industry means all movies.

[@kartikg9664]

Haan bhai Varna aajkal to sab sirf trending topic pe hi videos banate hain. Logical baat koi karta hi nahi

[@ShwetaSK7]

@@kartikg9664 ha brother!

[@max-cs9ko]

Kya fark padta hai,Bollywood is destroyed because of progressive movies, even girls support toxic telgu movie ,not progressive movies of Bollywood

[@ghs89]

@@kartikg9664 Gandhi aur Nehru ko criticise karne par tum logo ki kyun jalti hai?

[@domferrel31]

I told this to my friend who is telugu and he laughed it off. And this is becoming common for new generation. He feels nothing

[@jimin_10137]

I love the way how you did some background work about some movies and its really a great step to potray these kind of movies cause nobody in telugu industry ever did this. its actually been an year but still all the scenes in the movies are the same hopefully someday people will realize somethings about women is not only about cringe stuff...

[@bibinthomas5282]

As a malayali,I'm proud of my industry..might not have huge fanbase but the fans r really mature and modern,same goes to the directors

[@blazingguyop]

Lol as a malayali your comment doesn't make sense Don't you think we have did the same in here? For example kochi rajavu,srikaravelan etc Btw don't think I am hater of Dileep 😅

[@abhiramisubramannian216]

@@blazingguyop Atleast we realise those were wrong and Malayalam industry have changed so much

[@rgv596]

do u think in ur movies dont have any unwanted erotic scenes , first of all evrry movie industry has that prbm

[@blazingguyop]

@@abhiramisubramannian216 yeah bro in south i think Malayalam industry is best we might not produce movies that have turnovers of lot's of crores but we Focus quality and plot mainly People are fools these days But still there are some movies like monster who destroys our reputation 😂

[@blazingguyop]

@@rgv596 true but we are little bit better you know😄

[@ayansaha1230]

A much needed topic, Mohak bro. I believe banning porn won't help improve women's security in India until the creation of these types of movies stops. It's really sending a very bad message in our society...

[@mr.rehmannn4992]

When u dont know realty dont react he is defaming telugu wantedly see recent releases

[@dr.downvote]

Good! So we are gonna ignore all the actresses who are part of item songs on their own consent. Do people actually think that these actresses are "forced" to perform in item songs? Like I don't understand the logic with these videos and blaming the men. It's like women can do anything just cuz they're women, like a woman can walk naked on street because it's her choice apparently and if a man gets an erection cuz if it, it's his fault? And notice how Mohak didn't even blame at least one actress in the video? It's always the director and the actor fault. Never the actress' fault! Never! God gimme a break dude please!

[@somnathbanerjee_2922]

There are many things to say, First of all, I can show you many such jokes, movies and all where Men are degraded. Have you seen him uttering a word about that ?? And in Pushpa, Hero and Heroine both knew each other and it was just romance but he cherrypicked and presented that part in such a way that, you people believed blindly whatever he said. Basically, what you all are trying to say is anything about Women shown in movie except those places where they are shown as great or dominating Men are wrong. Don't you feel it's immaturity nothing else ?? In many movies, Women who degrade Men are shown as heroine or great Women. Have you seen him uttering a word about that ?? In his video, "Why Indian Men are not Marrying ?" There, he mentioned many reasons but didn't mention the most important and major reason i.e. "Misuse of laws by Women". Don't you think, he is doing it intentionally ?? I still like his informative videos but these are the things to think deeply about. And just because Women are shown being slapped or are shown dancing or being touched by a Man that's why these films are bad clearly shows immaturity because movies are just made for entertainment and all are not made for social messages. It's either immaturity or ego which they satisfy by saying such things.

[@manumudgal4988]

your way of reasoning is faulty

[@dr.downvote]

@@somnathbanerjee_2922 he just wants to elevate bollywood by nitpicking Tollywood and these jerks are supporting it by overhyping it. That's all

[@prskishore]

Great video! As a Telugu person I completely agree what he said is true… that’s the reason I don’t watch most of the commercial blockbusters just made for heroes or for hero fans or for immature teenagers like Sandeep’s reddy vanga movies

[@sushma6142]

Has anyone seen a more toxic movie than Animal? The success of such pathetic movie shows the character of our audience and our society.

[@sexyutkarsh]

7:16 fruit ninja 🍉

[@destiny7664]

10:54 can't imagine a great actor saying things like this....they think its naughty but look at their age... thinking about this i think johny lever will never say such thing to any actress... 🙄🙄

[@srivishnu4255]

it is not right to judge a whole industry just because of some people

[@thorified1234]

People always diss about Bollywood ,me@t riding Tollywood for no reason. The sad fact is that people will completely ignore such facts

[@Gloryto_CCP]

Omg an intellectual comment, the only one so far

[@navyashreebattula3022]

I am a Telugu person and I agree with you and thank you for this Vedic, I am one of the persons that has been disturbed by all these factors. I am happy that someone finally made a video on this aspect , thank you

[@irfansinsight9883]

Sarkaru vaari paata ... hero slapping heroine comes to same category.....

[@dr.downvote]

How are you "disturbed" if I may ask?

[@hunybunhy]

@@dr.downvote bruh, you need an explanation? when the video has explained everything clearly lol...

[@clawuxe]

@@dr.downvote the way you're under every comment, never been touched by a woman ever in ur life have you ☹️☹️☹️

[@kotiyalasaiharsh3651]

Yem aya...enti ibandiii....movie macha..serious enduku inta!

[@Abdool-slayer666]

It’s funny how they portray pervert acts as romance in Telugu movies.

[@dontstare2781]

[Not totally related to this video] but a message to fellow Indians on the ‘Boycott Bollywood’ trend: Being from South India, I really hate this fragmentation thats going on in the Indian Cinema Industry these days. I see a lot of comments where people are fighting over this Bollywood vs SI movies or SI’s fighting amongst their movie Industries. Wtf is wrong with us!? All of these are Indian Cinemas. I love watching movies & gaining perspectives, so for me industry doesn’t matter. I have seen alot of North eastern( Assamese, Nagaland etc), Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Hindi movies & trust me guys, the perspectives you gain through various industries is surreal. Every Industry in India have got gems in them which far surpasses some of the famous western movie scripts, directing style, cinematography or narration style. However, idk why people fight tho. Bollywood alone doesn’t have shitty movies. Just like Bollywood, We(South) have got a lot of crap in our movies. Some of our movies are cringey, sexist af but there are gems too. So, for god sake stop this Segregation/Groupism among cinemas. Just like Bollywood, even SI Industry have ‘Nepo kids’ but we are scared to raise voice against them because every star has a loyal fanbase who treats them like God even though some of them make shitty movies.If anybody raises their voice, their loyal followers will come at your doorstep to kick ur a$$. Literally we treat them like GOD! by installing huge posters, garlands, pouring abhishekam etc. Idk wtf is wrong with us tho. They are just artist, it is their duty to give us quality movies(which they hardly do).Anyways, my point is please stop this Comparison between Industries & support quality Movies irrespective of Industry. Peace. PS: Fellow South Indians, please don’t get butt hurt. I’m stating fact about our industries. Just bcuz we are at spotlight these days doesn’t mean all our movies are gold. Cringe exists in our movies too!!!

[@Dhruv-Kumar]

Watching cartoons is better than these movies. I have more respect for a cartoon watcher than these movies portrayed as epitome of musculinity 🤮

[@someoneyoudontknow7825]

Agreed🙂

[@1702deepak]

Well said. We support good movies and not any movie industry.

[@giridharap2140]

He just wanted to troll tollywood..just watch Arjun Reddy again ( airport scene). Heroine also slaps the Hero.....he just picked up scenes which helped you to troll tollywood

[@emperor289]

I agree, but according to me, the trend of boycotts should go on not because of any cinematic issue but for better economics. See the entire movie industry transfers thousands of crores from the middle class to individuals which is totally wrong. Also, most of the movies are actor-centric doesn't matter if the movie has quality or not it must have a good actor which narrows the entry, and the cherry on the cake we have nepotism. If the trend continued there is a hope that our movies will turn from actor centric to really good movies and a major chunk of the budget goes to the VFX team, CGI team, story writers, dialogue writers, and other important aspects which will recirculate the money to middle class This money will boost the purchasing power of the middle class helping businesses open new businesses which would pull foreign money contributing to the GDP of the country This will in turn pull thousands of people out of poverty, increase the living of the middle class, boost education, research and initiate a power cycle of development

[@gangadharapriyanka5560]

Movies only show what society is. I don't think a wife of labourer is treated and respected as a man. Neither they have freedom like urban women. Don't expect from movies when the reality of society itself is misogynistic

[@justchillbro3295]

There is scene in Arjun Reddy movie where heroin slaps hero in bus stop then why it is not discussed

[@breakfastonuranus]

Because he was screaming at her for nothing and asserting dominance

[@rocktheconqueror6903]

@@breakfastonuranusAh yes so screaming is equivalent to physical abuse. Great logic

[@breakfastonuranus]

@@rocktheconqueror6903 smacking someone's face for being verbally abusive is an instinct not violence

[@thenotoneandonly]

Like the male actor didn't do that to the woman one

[@incognitouser8256]

In Tollywood industry not a single Telugu actress is actually a Telugu girl...

[@sunilkumar-ns5pl]

Same in tamil industry.

[@gouthamsudheer2080]

85% are Only from Kerala and Tamil Nadu

[@bapunasahoo5041]

Same kannada industry.

[@Rohit-rx5rz]

Yes they are importing girls from malayalam industry😂😂

[@Rohit-rx5rz]

Literally every single actress is mostly malayali. Atleast they will have some kerala malayali relation Bigil actress reba monica John Aditi ravi Geethu mohandas Shaalin zoya Geethu mohandas Ajith wife shalini Sana althaf samritha sunil Malavika wales Gopika Malavika mohanan Nayanthara Asin Amala Paul Nivetha Thomas Manjima mohan Nazriya Cathrin tresa Keerthi suresh Anu immanuel Asin Lakshmi menon Priyamani Vidyabalan Meera jasmine Madonna Anupama Priyanka chopra samantha Nithya menon manjima mohan Rima kallingal Karthika nair Anusree Anju kurian Remya nambeeshan Aishwariya lakshmi oviya