The Great Indian Kitchen (2021) - Movie Review | Must-See Malayalam Film | Nee Stream

[@roshithpk3730]

The father character was one of the greatest soft spoken villain ever.....

[@TheJimmyCage]

You could definitely say that!

[@sailajakumarit2691]

More than the title villain these characters are doing practicing passive / violence. And the actor is a theatre artist.

[@AncyNusaifa]

അത് സത്യം 😄

[@goutham5039]

Yes💯

[@mibinmammen7383]

I do agree with that a lot

[@sharunvayalil]

Netflix and Amazon totally regretting, rejecting this gem of a movie.

[@benhursudheer5799]

Because of popularity of telegram in kerala

[@marupa1506]

Yes its a great movie but I am sure there are men who are going to oppress women and still commenting how great this movie it , without realising they are oppressing the women in their household

[@swaroop2518]

This great movie teaches that Both WOMEN and MEN should do OUTSIDE and HOUSEHOLD works equally. No Gender should bear extra burden. Both need respect and appreciation for their work......

[@drithi123]

It's a good starter.. We will get there slowly!

[@roopapatil2163]

Most men will not even care to watch the movie after reading the summary and reviews.

[@Berrygirl6784]

@@roopapatil2163 cause its a crap

[@sriharineelam3763]

Two Dislikes from Husband and Father-in-law

[@TheJimmyCage]

':D

[@NonaPrince]

Great analysis Jimmy! Cannot wait to talk about this film tomorrow!

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you Nona :)

[@alwinsebastian7499]

I think you already reviewed it ?

[@TheJimmyCage]

We will do a live discussion today at 8 PM IST on Nona's channel.

[@saltmangotree9450]

This is how malayalam movies portrays the reality of life...we need more realistic movies like this to change the mentality of people...I really appreciate the brilliant director 🥰🥰

[@nayanapp4217]

I was staying with my husband in Poland for last 3 years and delivered our second baby there and the doctor recommended to have bedrest for one months unfortunately none of our family was there with us to care of my 1st baby and the usual household. It was by then my husband understood what a house wife is going through in her daily life.Compared to kerala household work in European living conditions are sooo easy but still my husband found it difficult for him to handle and finally he said that I have earned his respect for taking care of him and his family. And that made my day.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you for sharing :D

[@praveenmallar]

Oh don't mention Poland 😆

[@roshni3086]

I liked that there was no 'evil mother in law' character trope, as is common with stories of this kind. Plus I think for society to really change, more women should first stand up to their fathers/brothers/husbands/sons and call out misogynistic behavior at home.

[@karthickkrishnan8296]

Well said

[@swaroop2518]

This great movie teaches that Both WOMEN and MEN should do OUTSIDE and HOUSEHOLD works equally. No Gender should bear extra burden. Both need respect and appreciation for their work......

[@vishnu.bharadwaj]

"Thanks Science" 👌🏻 This is a brilliant movie and tight slap against the patriarchy and gender roles in the Indian families regardless of the religion or race. The problem is too deep rooted into the society that, it's almost unknown to the females that, they are being dominated and to the men that they are Toxic and dominant, it's just normal for both parties because that's how it has been for a very long time. I will note down certain key scenes from the movie in reply since it has spoilers.

[@vishnu.bharadwaj]

Few scenes that's detailed beautifully in movie. # The awkwardness of the arranged marriage setup. (We have seen this in many movies but it's just real as shown in this.) # The facial expression of husbands character when the wife pours the dosa batter perfectly on the first day after marriage. # The mother moving out to help pregnant daughter at a distant land . The shifting of her attire from saree to a first time salwar clearly pointing out she is far away from Kerala. # The emphasis of the leaky kitchen sink. (This somehow exactly happened in my cousins place, came in after movie discussion in family whatsapp group) means that it might be happening in 1000s of other kitchen around the country :D # The emphasis on the Indian meal. (To make someone understand that an Indian meal is not an easy preparation ) # When the husband saying that, he is not against her going for job. But he will decide when the right time is. (Control over women is just seem to have transferred from the DNA of father to son, when the father denies her going for job at first) # The innocence of little girl who brings milk, grown into the Toxic system seeking for the wife unaware of anything. # The transformation of wife from happy alone to happy married servant to angry married servant to the newly discovered divorcee .

[@vishnu.bharadwaj]

Even though the emphasis of certain religious aspects in the movie are depicted correctly, some are direct mockery (will know how it will turn out soon when more people watches the movie, opinions are coming in a split as of now) I personally am living alone for past 7 years and can easily reflect on every aspect of the movie if not directly but in an extended way. But it is unfortunate that some others even though well educated ones follow the same mistakes of the past. It might be a very simple task, for example; it is always the wife's or mom's duty to make tea for guest arriving in a home. It's just that nobody questions it. I might not have been any different sometimes if I didn't get a different exposure. An extremely important factor to be noted in the movie is that Nimisha's character has grown in a different condition altogether (the emphasis of gulf ) and she could understand the problem because it wasn't normal for her. But, what if someone's grown into this, how will she realise that she's not a slave, it's not her only duty, it's not her life she's living. Education helps but not always.

[@vishnu.bharadwaj]

I forgot to mention about the cinematography. The angles chosen to show the chaos, the top angles showing the amount of work happening on the kitchen slab, the wide angle shot that shows the entirety of the kitchen; everything is very neatly portrayed.

[@NonaPrince]

These are some great observations and analysis 👍

[@vishnu.bharadwaj]

@@NonaPrince Thanks brother.. just saw your Varathan review .. Keep up your awesome work ✌🏻

[@shamnap9111]

To make Most of South Indian dishes , you need a start 24 hours early.... like soaking the pulses and cireals. Grinding etc.

[@sidharthbabus5925]

You have watched enough Malayalam movies to qualify as a malayali😂👍

[@TheJimmyCage]

Awesome ':D

[@bijoyarakkal7655]

you are an ambassador for Indian movies

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you :D

[@swet0909]

You need more subscribers! You're consistent, authentic, and awesome.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you so much :) If you know anyone who might enjoy our stuff as well, please share :)

[@jithinn1]

@@TheJimmyCage നാൻ വന്നു രമണൻ സർ ന് നാൻ വന്നു.

[@divyamjain6969]

On IMDB of this film under external review section there is a link to this video i was pleasantly surprised to see that :) Way to go Jimmy

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you :D

[@swaroop2518]

This great movie teaches that Both WOMEN and MEN should do OUTSIDE and HOUSEHOLD works equally. No Gender should bear extra burden. Both need respect and appreciation for their work......

[@karenrand4734]

Thanks for a great review, as always, Jimmy. I remember my mother having to stay out of the kitchen during her periods. Plus, a lot of other nonsense. When I started my periods and refused to follow these unreasonable rules, there was a battle every month. My dad and brother went to Sabarimala, the same pilgrimage shown in the movie, and they ended up renting a room for a month because I wouldn't stay confined in my room at home.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you so much :) Especially for sharing your story. Much respect for not taking that kind of nonsense and pushing back on it!

[@proAmatureZ]

Great to hear that someone is fighting against it..❤️ .

[@annuupama]

Wow ..more power to you n your ilk

[@shamnap9111]

Here, there's no such untouchability. But it was nice get some rest for atleast days in a month...Stomach pain, back pain etc. Would like to get some exception from long time standing or long time sitting. In islam also ladies are not expected to do namaaz and fasting in periods.

[@SunshineNstardust]

@@shamnap9111 Then why the men 'purified' themselves with cow dung after coming in contact with the girl during her periods? Resting is a lame excuse for patriarchal BS.

[@hnnraj]

Your understanding of Indian society is really good! I am shocked too find you understanding so many things which only Indians may understand.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you ':D I think much more stuff (stories, themes, problems...) is way more universal than people think.

[@vivekvenugopal7543]

I really did not like this movie. Because I hated myself while watching this movie

[@mohamadhali6738]

It's never late brother 💐

[@drithi123]

Thanks for your modesty

[@KattackalTomsan]

If the director, actors, or the crew of the movie happen to watch this review, they'll feel proud of their efforts.

[@nirmalakozhikkattil9175]

It's an eye-opening movie , bold attempt by Jiyo Baby.. The patriarchal society may change slowly , Women must change , take positive steps to retain their freedom.

[@poulomi__hari]

This one is really close to my heart. The Great Indian Kitchen is one of the greatest films of all time. Should have been sent to the oscars.

[@abhijithkrishna4746]

Sooo realistic Excellent portrayal Nimisha and Suraj at its best.. Father in law too superbb.... It's still happening in kerala that too on 2021...

[@RK-yo5sc]

Can't specifically say it's still happening all over Kerala. Majority of people don't follow these kind of stuff especially in city areas. Rural areas also lots has changed than past but still we can find some people like this stick very much to traditional values.

[@abhijithkrishna4746]

@@RK-yo5sc still there are families which uphold these traditional customs

[@bornofmind]

In nuclear family, nobody is there to cook if wife have to stay outside for 5 days. So custom got relaxed 🙂

[@joypodimattam]

Thank science you watched it. I do cook, wash dish mopp, wash cloths at home. But it's still 30:70 I think. When I go to my parents place it's like shown in the movie. (Kitchen and food part) the director mentioned in an interview Amazon and Netflix refused to stream the movie.i think The religion part is the issue for them.

[@TheJimmyCage]

It's a shame neither Netflix nor Amazon Prime picked it up. Would've given the movie much more attention. But I'm hopeful that people will hear about it and go check it out. :)

[@SF-li9kh]

Amazon is in deep trouble for hurting religious sentiments in a much more explicit way in Tandav. But they found this minor things of malayalam cinema too much to accept in their platform? They are weird.

[@sazono10]

@@SF-li9kh there was nothing wrong with tandav

[@trueindian3573]

It's a shame that there was no one at Amazon prime or Netflix to see this movie and understand that this is going to be a great movie...

[@annuupama]

I don’t think it’s a matter of their choice anymore ..the I&B ministry has started monitoring online content & sadly what’s happening to Tandav, Mirzapur will make all platforms wary of taking up anything controversial esp. with regards to religion. So, the Sabarimala issue would’ve been the deal breaker here :(

[@mallubhai0MBBS]

Other Indian films glorifies women and avoid reality, Malayalam films are totally different we go for reality. And I bet Kerala is where women are more empowered than the rest of India.

[@letmetalkletmetalk6248]

@@arunkeshavadas7171 because of Bollywood influence... That's it 🤷‍♂

[@nijakuriyakose6016]

True

[@gokulkumargs5405]

മലയാളികൾ ഉണ്ടോ?

[@legendsneverdie2591]

Illalo ni po maira

[@devis3913]

Undallo

[@ashinafasilvlogs1201]

S

[@Thefairyvision]

Please imagine the role of this woman with 2 children and may be one with special needs. A marriage based on slavery can not take up challange like raising a challenge like raising a child with special needs. I have seen such marriages breaking when husband distances himself from the wife and child cause she gave birth to special need child and can't stand it's presence in his perfect life. Such marriages lead to divorce.

[@urvivyas4321]

On Amazon Prime now! So glad I was able to see this!

[@BapuPote007]

you believe in real cinema bro.. keep it up 👍🏻

[@anwitasarin]

Great Indian Horror Story to be precise .....good review as usual ! I wanted to write some more from my own experiences but it would have given me anxiety and you summed it very well :)

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you!

[@praveenmallar]

Nicely summed up. Your assessment of Indian culture and women's suffering is perfect, considering it's an alien culture for you. I felt the very same opinions about the movie as you did.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you!

[@RK-yo5sc]

Grear Review, I first doubt if you won't understand many cultural aspects in this film but it's true that the content is very universal and can be related to anyone, great observation 👌👌👌👌👌

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you Ranju :)

[@nope7220]

I always sort of saw marriages in india as... the death of the bride's personal identity and freedom ..... Her ambitions now need permission and approval from the men .... she has to become "sanskaari" . . docile and obedient Ofcourse not all marriages be like these ..... I know some silly wholesome couples too ✨

[@limrosemary8536]

one angry bride 👰‍♀️ actually told me so aft 10 yrs

[@adamwega9317]

Malayalam film's so realistic

[@ancyvarghese165]

I remember when I was in high school, my friend ( she is a hindu brahmin) used to cry when she gets her monthly periods. Because her family won't allow her to sleep in bed and she has to go another room. They serve her food in separate dish and cup. On the seventh day she has to take everything ( bed sheet,pillow cover, dish , cup and what ever she touched) to the pond and wash everything and she has to take bath at early morning 5 am. I got shocked when I herd about these things but later I understand its not not just her many girls situation in my class is same.

[@TheJimmyCage]

It's so unbelievable :/ Hopefully movies like this can help to open many people's eyes or encouraging them not to take stuff like this anymore.

[@binilissac3376]

Sir one more thing. It's about song lyrics. lyrics are not written in mainstream malayalam language. This language is known as 'Paluva language'. It was a language which has a secret behaviour/ misterious nature which was used by dalits especially 'Parayar/ sambavar' in Kerala in a period when untouchability, caste descrimination & atrocities were so strong. They used this language inorder to save life and protect their children & women from higher caste land lords. As i said earlier since it has a secret nature higher caste feudal lords couldnt understand what they are saying each other. And time gone and the caste descrimination and atrocities were swept away (I mean directly) and this languge became a rare language. Even present descendants of that community dont know how to use it. But it was carried over from generation to generation by some people. The lyrist of this song whose name is Mrudula devi is one among them. She is a writer and dalit-women activist too.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you so much for pointing this out. This of course adds a whole new layer to it :)

[@NonaPrince]

Was waiting for this! ❤️

[@thoughtsIhave11]

My mom does all these. I help but she doesn't allow me. But I am trying.

[@rajeevm1989]

Keep talking to her and showing initiative and she will be convinced

[@thoughtsIhave11]

@@rajeevm1989 yah for past one month I only iron her sarees as she is a teacher and then pack her lunch. Clean houses and small works. But that too not enough thanks for replying.

[@sailajakumarit2691]

May be you are creating more work for her 😜 😁

[@thoughtsIhave11]

@@sailajakumarit2691 sometimes yeah🤣🤣🤣if I clean something she cleans it twice saying I am unclean.

[@sailajakumarit2691]

@@thoughtsIhave11 learning period is kinda thought time for the tutur(mom) since she is must do more chores😁

[@escapistreader3860]

Brilliant review. Best of all foreign channels. Excellent observations.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you so much :)

[@sreekantcp]

FOR YOU JIMMY. I PREPARE FOOD FOR MY CHILDREN. MY WIFE IS WORKING IN KSA.

[@abg5630]

Dont forget that She is sacrificing her life for her husband and children.

[@sreekantcp]

@@abg5630 NO DEAR. SHE IS PASSIONATE TO HER PROFESSION. I NEVER STOPPED HER. ELSE I'M RETIRED FROM THE INDIAN NAVY AND SHE IS RETIRED ARMY OFFICER. PENSION IS ENOUGH TO MAKE THEIR LIFE.

[@mohamadhali6738]

@@sreekantcp Great to know that you are enjoying her happiness 💐 but this movie is all about those atrocities which are still dropped on those females by the male dominance. Please ask your beloved about the male dominance, for sure she will be walking through tough jungle (so called morden world). Keep loving your family💐

[@sreekantcp]

@@mohamadhali6738 I NEVER THINK ABOUT THAT MUHAMMAD ALI JINNAH. THEN WHY YOU SEPARATED INDIA AND PAK. THAT WAS A JOCK. THE PEOPLE OF INDIA/KERALA KNOW WHO IS CARRYING ATROCITY IN EVEN POCKETS AS MOBILE PHONES NAMED MUTHALAKH

[@souparnika9457]

The most annoying part is that this is 100% true and most glorified norm in 99.999% of homes. 100% men in Kerala wouldn't think that anything is wrong in this setting.

[@sumam612]

Great review. The film depicts the condition of a majority of families. I find a rays of hope through such movies. Veruthe Oru Bharya, How old are you etc shows how suppressed are the women and how the female characters teach the society about their entity.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you!

[@stonks3951]

Thank you so much for your review. It was very insightful. And yes, there is def a horror right there. The fact that this a reality for the majority of women across the subcontinent is nothing short of horrible. I hope this movie is widely watched.

[@TheJimmyCage]

You are very welcome :)

[@favu1234]

Man, your analysis is perfect..

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you so much!

[@amalp8965]

Nice review dude, keep up the good work, looking forward to seeing your channel more grow.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you :)

[@geethamathew8707]

Great review. Waiting to watch this movie. Thank you for bringing the real situations of indian women in kitchen.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you!

[@nope7220]

Yes very soft spoken..... there be moments when people u actually like and respect and think of as kind... casually.... very casually say something sexist and they don't even recognise that it is because of how normalised it is in that particular culture or society

[@binuab1565]

Brilliant movie i should say. Loved it at different levels and never felt better about myself.. i am not sure where i got those values from but not from home. But somewhere during my journey of life.. i picked up a few things that i never knew was so right. And maybe a few more things i can pick it up from the movie itself. But its an eye opener for most households. Even today. No spoilers from me so rounding it up for now. 👍👍 Thanks for reviewing this.

[@TheJimmyCage]

You are welcome :)

[@imagine2234]

Nicely presented and it shows you enjoyed the movie and understood the message

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you :)

[@arjunps6776]

You totally nailed it man. What a great review of a great movie! Thanks Jimmy and thanks science. 😉

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you so much :)

[@oops262686]

Surprisingly awesome analysis ...wow...none of the Indian crtiques could capture the essence of this movie so well..

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you so much :)

[@bobbyabraham843]

Review is nice. Movie is not realistic in many aspects. Middle class and upper class house hold kitchens of kerala replaced ammi kallu with mixie and Firewood stoves with Gas Stoves at least 25 years back. I cannot imagine kerala house holds hanging on to all these outdated customs in 2021. The kind of houses that follow the customs that are shown in the movie do not even form 0.5% of the contemporary kerala society. I am not discounting the efforts and hard work of women. They still work hard tirelessly, but they have all the modern gadgets in their kitchens. I also agree to the fact that women do most of the work in kitchens and house hold chores and men still do not participate much. The biggest issue with this movie is that it has mixed timelines. They show customs that were prevalent at least 30 years ago and generalise those to current society. The characters of husband and father in law shown in the movie must be the rarest of the rare species in the current kerala society.

[@annasonny1]

I thought what is depicted In this movie is from some 50 years ago. The movie is good. But not for real now.

[@bobbyabraham843]

@@annasonny1 exactly.

[@bensmithy8159]

I can't wait to watch it. But I don't want to subscribe to yet another streaming platform!

[@TheJimmyCage]

They have the option to only rent this one movie for 2 Dollars.

[@alwinsebastian7499]

its pretty cheap

[@ronygeorge1996]

I really like this movie... What a great performance from Suraj and Nimisha...

[@anju04aa]

You read my mind to review this ......😊wonderful deciphering of Indian ethos by you....

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you :)

[@alkiramari8193]

Where I can watch this movie? Every streaming site I try the movie isn't there, even here on youtube it was taken down. I'm very curious about this movie after watching this review.

[@TheJimmyCage]

It's available on Neestream - neestream.com/details/342

[@alkiramari8193]

Thanks!

[@RameshC-xc9ly]

I haven't seen the movie yet, but I found your review riveting. Guess the subtitling was excellent, and that's why you were able to appreciate the movie and grasp the nuances so well (I've done the English subtitles for a couple of Malayalam movies). Your review was excellent, insightful, and certainly kindled a desire in me not to miss the movie. I also very much appreciate the courtesy you demonstrate by acknowledging and responding to almost every comment. That's rare. 👍👏😊

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you so much :) I'm always trying to catch up with all comments.

[@arcturusn9845]

Loved ur review but honestly I feel such masterpiece movie does not need any rating or score but I can understand that's just the format u use.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Giving ratings to art/movies is pretty questionable to begin with... ':D

[@romisingh471]

You are really underrated year🙄

[@shwetasharma7633]

Where I can see this movie pls reply thanks

[@TheJimmyCage]

It's available on Neestream - neestream.com/home

[@sinikr3577]

Thank you so much sir🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@TheJimmyCage]

You are welcome :)

[@lylageorgeantony421]

Great vision ....... spread it every where especially in men's areas those who have narrow minds towards women

[@mohamadhali6738]

Dear you and Nona kindly review old Indian movies based on the directors, actors and best stories.💐

[@wilsonjoseph7726]

Malayalam Film industry 🔥🔥🔥

[@joypodimattam]

Fun facts. 1) 1 interviewer asked the director some viewers felt that the end credits looks like woman figure. Is it a directors brilliance?l. He answered no no it s not. Then he says if viewers thinks so oh yes let it be a directors brilliance and let them come up with more brilliance like this. 2)some people watched the movie on pirated sites and some of them contacted the producer or director saying they want to pay the price of 140 rupees to their account. Some of them paid. The director says he dont encourage it but it may be the first time it happened. He says sometimes movies do influence people and he is happy about that.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Nice answers :)

[@rajeshmoza6504]

It will be great if you can choose 3-4 broad areas like say cinematography, acting, direction etc. and score them separately and finally the score for the movie.

[@HepziB]

I agree with the movie highlighting the issues of many/most women in India. I also think it is intellectually dishonest in failing to peel the layers of human nature. Religion / marriage is just one of the means [And they can be a blessing for many as well] for humans to exploit others for power, money, sex and sadism. But they in themselves are not the problem. Living in a developed country where religion or marriage is not an integral part of the society, yet the existence of inevitable chaos of human nature irrespective of prevalent feminism and atheism, just shows that there is an intrinsic problem with human nature [both men and women]. And if we don't address that we would be just finding new scapegoats. Sometimes it can be women, sometimes men. Sometimes religion, sometimes race. Sometimes wealth, sometimes poverty. Like a pendulum we keep swinging from one scapegoat to another.

[@limrosemary8536]

best objective assessment ever

[@mithunmyname9937]

one of the best movie!

[@Alex-yr3zu]

Although I respect the Judeo-Christian ethic, as well as the Eastern philosophies, and of course the teachings of Muhammad, I find that organized religion has corrupted those beliefs to justify countless atrocities throughout the ages. Were I to go to church, I'd be a hypocrite.

[@SF-li9kh]

The religion is never bad. Leaders have always used religion, race etc to define their own superiority and divide the population. Since atrocities and wars were started based on race and language, we can conclude it is not the issue with religion. It is the issue of how a human mind can be easily manipulated by highlighting the differences with other humans

[@immortalredeemer2654]

@@SF-li9kh it is bro...religion is definitely bad...it divides people

[@mallubhai0MBBS]

You can blame religion just like you can blame soap for dirt. Either you can eat soap or wash with it. If you eat which is bad for you but you wash as it's supposed to do it cleans. Politics and self interests are what pollutes religion.

[@Alex-yr3zu]

mallubhai0MBBS Religion is polluted because it is created by imperfect human beings whereas science is based on facts.

[@anu7982]

@Mahesh Krishnan haha true , religion was a perfect business strategy started by the first conman who did self promotion like present life coach scams do , with people who underestimated their brain capacity . Life would have been easier if people had replaced the resources for religion with resources of human values of love , empathy and kindness. All I can see now about religious people is them forgetting to live life and walking on eggshells so that their narcissistic God won't get annoyed 😲😄

[@kaleem9185]

Congrats on 15K views guys 🥳🎉🎊

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you :D

[@krjsln]

I love this channel...wish you get more subs...

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you :D

[@jithinn1]

Mrugaya is waiting for your review. @Jimmy Cage

[@rahulkriz4507]

I still can't believe that this movie is not being streamed on Amazon Prime and the fun fact is that COOLIE NO 1(worst movie of 2020) is streamed

[@SF-li9kh]

Lol. I agree

[@abijithpy9045]

I think that may be cuz of the sabarimala sequence.

[@annuupama]

They were wary of streaming it due to the Sabarimala issue. Can’t blame them, Look at whats happening to Tandav n Mirzapur ..

[@aneeshaantony5326]

super analysis

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you :)

[@jubsfash]

Genuine review. Your channel deserves more subscribers 👏

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you so much :)

[@hanukrishna9154]

Very Thankfull 4 this vedio ❣️❣️❣️

[@cinephile74]

Jimmy, pls try to watch Ayalum njanum Thammil(2012).waiting for your review❤️..

[@TheJimmyCage]

It's on our potential watch list :)

[@cinephile74]

@@TheJimmyCage thankyou for your reply :)

[@SF-li9kh]

Yes. Time for some malayalam chill.

[@abelying5248]

Thank you for the review. I was uncomfortable the whole time watching the movie, you're right it's almost a horror movie. I almost couldn't sit through it. I was almost hoping she would get a break when menstruating, but they did a good job showing how it made her feal.

[@anthasahammad2186]

Watch Nimisha’s Eeda.Good content and awesome acting.

[@amalajames1755]

Very relevant movie regarding Indian patriacarcy..

[@danieljessin3519]

On to the point. His reviews are the best!

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you so much :)

[@karthickkrishnan8296]

Movie worth for the current times and potentially an eye opener. Really nice review 👌👌

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you!

[@aniyan1986]

Thank You so much for this video 😍😍

[@TheJimmyCage]

You are very welcome :)

[@aniyan1986]

@@TheJimmyCage actually the movie is also discussing some caste issues. the servent who came to their home is from a lower caste, and they are calling their aunt while they are getting ready for the pilgrimage. The director tries to show the untouchability of modern times. the songs of that movie (except the group dance song ) is written in Paluva language, which was used by the Paraya caste (Untouchable caste) in the earlier period. the servant humming the song while they are cleaning the home.

[@anandkrishnanok3377]

Pwoli review.... watch more Malayalam movies....there are so many realistic movies...

[@manumanoj5224]

Beautiful review ❤

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you :)

[@Ashna_ash]

One day this system will change ..🤞🏻 Everyone should watch this movie Then only one can understand what’s going on. Should help each other 🙏😇 Every human being should enjoy n live happy life independently ❤️

[@arjunwernick3510]

Hi Gimmy, can you review freedom at midnight

[@habihashi-0305]

305 like and 0 dislike That's impressive ❤️❤️ review 👏

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you :D

[@TubeDirektor]

Fantastic Review Jimmy, well stated universal theme, hard hitting, thought provoking!

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you so much :)

[@gomathiantony5752]

Great movie good comment 👍

[@dharanish4803]

Bro review thuparivaalan movie or irumbu thirai

[@oliverhinz2196]

Danke Jimmy, heute zusammen mit meinem indischen Kumpel angeschaut. :)

[@TheJimmyCage]

Immer gerne :)

[@saikumarsingoi7189]

Thanks science ❤️

[@Aneez004]

I thought you couldn't relate to this movie since you're from Austria. I was wrong, gender discrimination exists all over the world , although at different levels.

[@Abhi-pc7lo]

It will be better if u change the channel intro bgm.

[@jithingireesh7681]

Really awesome perspective

[@indhulekha_with_a_h]

Even though towards the end the female lead is shown to leave from the oppressive clutches of the family, she is immediately replaced by another woman without a second thought and sadly the cycle just continues... To add to the tension the male lead is shown as a biology teacher who skips the chapter of reproductive system, a very common sight in indian schools due to the taboo associated with it and his evident backward thoughts regarding menstruation as a whole.

[@myaatkins]

I loved this review. I'll definitely be watching it now

[@TheJimmyCage]

That's awesome :)

[@amidishamondal]

Review Anuranan (Resonance).

[@nomad4273]

When I watched this film, I thought I could have written this script. I just had to write what I am seeing around me. Although I have to admit Jeo went a little overboard with some of the customs that are no longer prevalent in Kerala culture. There could be 1-2% people who still follow the menstruation related customs but majority have got rid of such things with the last generation (May be 20-30 years back). Jeo showed that as still happening is a bit of untrue for me. But agree with the kitchen and household work part. Most men still think it’s not their job even today. Even this has improved a lot in last 10 years where men are participating much more than before. Yes, we still have a long way to go.

[@psychec9]

First of all, that is why its shown as a traditional household, whereas she comes from a rather liberal one, with gulf bg. If you go to rural places in Kerala, or to families where religion is the main concern, menstruation is an obstacle still, a big one. Not just Hindu households. I have got an aunt who wld sit only on a plastic chair when she visits my home, as if I'm a walking pile of impurity n couches will retain that impurity of mine. N this is present day TVM.

[@nomad4273]

@@psychec9 hmm, that’s unfortunate. I still don’t know it’s widely prevalent even in rural areas. I can say these customs are being culled in most places.

[@psychec9]

@@nomad4273 the answer is unless u r a woman, you wldnt know. It's always there. In our home, in the streets, in workplaces, n men wld say it's not true, or they dnt know, some even say we enjoy way more benefits just by assessing arnd 20% of women in the society. The bias is like forms of carbon in atmosphere.

[@bhaswati0206]

@@psychec9 exactly...this person is saying its not there in most of the places whereas I see these customs being prevalent in most of the places. Such negligency !

[@pinkytinky4070]

What a.thoughtful and understanding review, tq

[@TheJimmyCage]

Thank you :)