THE LUNCHBOX Movie Review!! | Irrfan Khan | Nawazuddin Siddiqui

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Gangs of Wasseypur 2, Dev D 😋

[@renukah5266]

Review the trailer of '31st October' with Vir Das and Soha Ali Khan ... Saif's sister

[@vaibhavwaghmare6442]

Life of pie plzzz watch trailer and movie plzz

[@aswarytiwari8806]

It doesn't require family members to be witness in a registered marriage in India. Any adult can be a witness.

[@pritharoychowdhury5020]

Yes, when couples marry against family's will, friends act as witnesses.

[@simplecooking940]

Aswary Tiwari yep . Anybody . Just need two witnesses from both sides . Friends anyone . Two adults can marry in India without family’s permission

[@sbsid1994]

That means one can buy witnesses too. Does that happen? Like people taking money to be a witness for court marriages.

[@sbsid1994]

@Suresh M why do you need brokers for that? I mean most people would be okay with being witness for money for a legal thing. It won't be hard to get people. Or is there any criteria for who can a witness be?

[@Aniketshyam]

@@sbsid1994 but no one likes to be dragged in court incase there is any issue regarding that marriage

[@mohit0953]

Nawazuddin siddiki once told in an interview that "Irfan khan & Manoj bajpai (family man) " were his Idols in his learning days. That's why he was so desperate to work in this movie bcoz he wants to work with Irfan khan

[@hemanshubangera5121]

Yes & also Naseeruddin shah, Om puri etc.

[@mohit0953]

They were the Idols of Manoj bajpai himself, he recently said this in the Kapil Sharma show

[@tweentycenturyrock]

This movie was nominated for BAFTA awards for best foreign language film. But sadly it was not India's submission for Oscars.

[@Vivek-ti4jd]

Maa chudi hai selectors ki.. Is baar bhi gully boy bhej di chutiyo ne

[@hemanshubangera5121]

@@Vivek-ti4jd Gully boy bhi achi movie hai par Gully boy se bhi better movies the jo ki jaa skte the Oscar ke lie.

[@DecodingHistory.]

@@hemanshubangera5121 andhadhun, badhaai ho etc..

[@WSTRNS]

@@DecodingHistory. there was better movies than these too, like Super Deluxe and Aamis.

[@WSTRNS]

@Kenneth Hyung when did I mention about Lunchbox here?!

[@sahilanant123]

Anyone here to celebrate the great man's legacy after today's devastating news? :(

[@ananyachitransh1492]

May he Rest in Peace!!

[@i0love0jumper]

Jo bhi main kehna chahu barbaad kare, alfaaz mere 😭

[@TheGaganPonnappa]

I am. RIP Irrfan. 😞

[@rajashreebalakrishnan7987]

Back here after watching Lunchbox today.. Happy Birthday Irrfan, there'll never be another one like you

[@soumalyanandy4818]

😭😭

[@Sscorpion2029]

That aunty without a face is much recognised with her voice only...

[@Stonytude]

Ya. She's a well known senior actor

[@Xena1203]

It goes back to the lady who used to run after tom in tom n jerry and we never saw her face 😁

[@RimaCena]

@@Stonytude who is she?

[@sksupriya]

@@RimaCena Bharti Achrekar

[@QuirkyKristy]

I remember her saying "Main na kehti thi"

[@queenbee1605]

Beautiful review. I love when you see these movies that we all love. I’m always anxious that you may not catch cultural nuances but you always nail it! FYI: witness required but not necessarily family. The courts are neutral in India and they don’t care about family approval as long as the couple are willing.

[@aninditabhattacharya1715]

They catch nuances beautifully, and articulate them so well, right? 🙂

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

I think that is what sets them apart from other reaction channels. The depth to which they delve in wanting and trying to learn everything Indian is just amazing. Korbin brings his own charm to the table but in catching the cultural nuances and intentions(for the lack of a better word), I feel Rick is the champion .

[@mbangroo]

@V B exactly

[@aninditabhattacharya1715]

@@aninditabanerjee2420 yes, agree! I've watched a few things because i watched their review on them.

[@aninditabhattacharya1715]

@V B yes, it's a treat to listen to them

[@soumyas5755]

Nimrat Kaur is on Homeland! She's amazing

[@K_SID]

Irrfan was offered the role of Dr. Mann in INTERSTELLAR he denied that for this film.

[@granthikde9338]

You can watch "The Namesake", an old movie starring young Irrfan and Tabu... One of their best

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

Oh my absolute favourite film ever. It is so close to my heart. Ashoke and Ashima seem like people I know and have grown up with in my family. I listen to the Namesake theme very frequently and the tears just start flowing. The scene where Ashok takes Gogol to the water's edge and forgets the camera and says "You must remember we came to a place where there was no where left to go" To which Gogol innocently asks "how long do I have to remember it?" - it get me smiling through my tears every time. Then the scene in the car where Ashoke tells Gogol the reason for naming him Gogol and Gogol asks his father if seeing him reminds him of that accident to which Ashok replies "You remind me of everything that followed. Everyday since then has been a gift". Oh I could go on and on about what I love about the film. I have given up on requesting it now- I had been requesting it for quite a long time along with the Margarita trailer reaction request. That one got picked but sadly this one didn't. But I'm glad you did.

[@geetanjaleesaikia1894]

Amazing story and role play.i hope they see it.

[@nn2009ify]

Agreeed!

[@j1407bmoon]

It also has Kal Penn who's a known personality in the US.

[@V08]

@@aninditabanerjee2420 It's weird how I remember the same scene so vividly. I read Overcoat by Nikolai Gogol after watching the movie, and it made so much sense.

[@akshayamin6693]

Another review which can be compared to the Haider one...👍

[@AshishPandey-pj3gr]

Seems like Rick and Korbin have just discovered Bombay's amazing dabbawala system.

[@thetrs1998]

Never watched this film until today. Heard the news about Irrfan Sir passing away and felt this overwhelming feeling to watch him on the screen to remind myself what a talent he was! Watched Lunchbox and was amazed at what Irrfan could do. Nawaz and Nimrat were great but the effortlessness of Irrfan Khan just shines through. Rest In Peace Sir! The world of cinema and the fans will miss you. :(

[@swapnilgupta9277]

Same

[@sriramrajagopalan7234]

Same here. You always miss something more after it is lost forever. He was an amazing actor (feels weird to talk about him in the past tense). Because of the vulnerability he showed in his acting, his passing almost feels personal, like I've lost a family member. He draws you in without even saying a word. This and Namesake are my favorite Irfan Khan movies. Breaks my heart that we won't get a chance to see him in any more movies 😢

[@RaviWarrier]

Relationship naming in India: It stems from local languages and the respect to elders habit. An unrelated female elder, for example in Hindi, would be called Maasi (mom's sister) and an unrelated elder male would be called Chacha (dad's brother). An unrelated old woman would be either called Dadi (dad's mother) or Nani (mom's mother), while the man would be Dada or Nana. This is out of respect with the intention to treat unrelated people with the same courtesy. Many cultured homes raise their kids to call their servants with the same nomenclature - Ramu kaka (another word for dads brother). Other relationship names for unrelated people or strangers: Bhabhi (brother's wife) or Behen (sister) for a same-aged women Bhai / Bhaiya (brother) for a same-aged men Tambi [in Tamil] (little brother) Maaji, Ma, Amma (mom) for addressing elder women with more respect or with more feelings. Most Eastern cultures have this system, including the Chinese. Translated into English, all these just become aunty, uncle, grandma, grandpa, brother, sister without the subtly or the specialness conveyed by the regional word. Nevertheless, that's how it's translated. :)

[@chrisdhillon4017]

Watch Irrfan Khans movie (2015) Talvar, it’s an amazing movie, one of his best.

[@anuragtiwari388]

They have already watched it

[@CreativeReaper90s]

@@anuragtiwari388 when I thought they only saw the trailer I didn't see a review 🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@abinashsau9655]

@@anuragtiwari388 no. They didn't

[@anuragtiwari388]

@@abinashsau9655 okk I'll try to find it...i thought they did

[@sunnypatel25]

All the scenes with NAWAZ in Sacred Games was directed by Anurag Kashyap

[@sewaligoswami781]

Season 1

[@sunnypatel25]

Sewali Goswami Even S2 scenes of Nawaz were directed by Anurag.

[@sunnypatel25]

Akhil Singh Anurag might have but his professional work is good. I don’t like his personal views at all.

[@savannahzed1035]

my favourite thing on the internet is to watch Rick going on and on about subtle nuances. 💜

[@ricksegallactor]

Savannah Zed 😘😘😘😘😘

[@jigishapatel5774]

This movie got a standing ovation at the Cannes film festival, for almost 15 mins apparently

[@jyotsnatata4251]

Anyone who is of same age as our mother or father can be referred to as Aunty or Uncle.. Didi is for Elder Sister and Bhaiya is for Elder brother...

[@oshizone]

I just finished rewatching 'The Lunchbox' for obvious reason.. and coming here to check your review.. made the whole experience complete. Cuz I loved the movie and revisiting was able to identify many subtltities which was highlighted by you guys. Thanks guys..

[@elvishyadavva4664]

'KAHAANI' - This is the movie which gave Nawazuddin a recognisation.

[@rudralathania1298]

Gangs of Wasseypur ka naam suna hai ?

[@rajnizamre7717]

Always feel happy to see a movie review from you guys...and love it when it's one of my favorite ❣❣❣thanks for this

[@pritichakraborty7640]

You guys again made my morning a happy one 😄😄😄 I love movie reviews the most 😍😍 Just keep reviewing 🙏🙏💞

[@rahulvinalnarayan9743]

Let me tell you something..the idiots at FFI didn’t send this masterpiece to the Oscars as an official entry. This movie was sent to the BAFTAs and won a nomination..this is what I meant Korbin when I commented on the FFIs inability to select films for the Oscars..it’s pure corruption

[@globalcitizenn]

Rahul vinal Narayan They are corrupt. They have Saif Ali Khan a National award that he didn’t deserve.

[@rahulvinalnarayan9743]

globalcitizenn omg don’t get me started on that!! Lol ..Hum Tum? Are you kidding me hahaha..well anyway glad to see that some people do agree with me

[@nikkiG90]

For me this movie was about loneliness. It doesn't matter if you are actually alone like Irfan or lonely in a marriage like Nimrit's character...the way the film captured that loneliness was amazing. And the simple exchange of letters sparked something in both of them that allowed them to reach out and connect to people around them. Beautiful movie.... It's a shame India didn't send this to the Oscars.

[@suryakantsharma3114]

But why they not exchanged phone numbers with each other ? Why they communicated through letters till the end?

[@PriyaK-cu1fz]

@@suryakantsharma3114 coz not everyone had a mobile phone in 2013. It wasn't a necessity like it is now

[@suryakantsharma3114]

@@PriyaK-cu1fz no In 2013 almost everyone had mobile phones ...they are not living in ancient times where they are only able to communicate through letters

[@PriyaK-cu1fz]

@@suryakantsharma3114 nope . He's got an old CRT TV unit. He watches movies from late 70's , early 80's when he and his wife were a young couple and she was a child. They talk about mp3 players and cd players but her neighbor still plays cassettes. Nawazuddin says in one dialogue these days people talk to each other in emails , who sends letters.. ila has a landline phone in her house, which we come to know of when she receives a call when her father dies. Irfans office is completely non computerized. So this story is set in the late 90's to < 2010 , when internet/email was a new sensation for young people. Mobile phones existed, but nobody other than a handful had them.

[@piazzapriyam2937]

Nawaz can really make his bone structure fall differently... It's true actually 😂. You guys will love him more after you watch Talash. Yes Amir Khan is the hero but watch it for Nawaz.

[@yashrohra394]

Badlapur as well

[@MsKavindra]

He didn't just do SOME OF SACRED GAMES episode, he did whole NAWAZUDDIN STORYLINE in the show. And he is the only person for whom Nawazuddin can do anything he wants but not some other directors. Bcoz of him only everyone knows nawaz name

[@TheRosbacher]

Happy to see all these comments for Anurag Kashyap. Don't think they realize his talent yet

[@MsKavindra]

@@TheRosbacher hahaha they will someday for sure. 😁😁

[@QuirkyKristy]

Had been feeling down , now I'm super excited to see your review of this movie! Thanks! 😁

[@aminulislam-rl9um]

"Omkara" & "Talash" plz watch them... They're great movies

[@bjos2952]

Bahut acche bahuuuttt

[@ArsalanAFG-fo1yx]

Talash? what's so good about talash?

[@amarendrab6875]

Thank you for the movie reviews!! Half an hour discussing about precious movies and rekindling the experience with you two stupids and a chup of chai makes for a very good morning.

[@sriharshaa7997]

Please review these masterpieces: 1. Super Deluxe (Netfilx) 2. Mahanati (Amazon Prime) 3. Agent Sai Srinivas Athreya (Amazon Prime) 4. Jersey (Zee 5) The music in Mahanati and Jersey will be awesome!! It would take atleast a week to come out of this movie. Please listen to songs atleast 3 times and watch these 2 movies.

[@Vishal-ek5qr]

vada chennai & rangasthalam as well

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😁good suggestion.👍

[@nagaprathyush]

Rangasthalam...if you take out that stupid item song is awesome...✊

[@nagaprathyush]

Jersey, Agent Sai Srinivas Athreya are awesome, btw.

[@nomad4273]

Let me add Malayalam ones too 😊 Kumbalangi nights and Virus!

[@adityajoshi2273]

You guys will be shoked to hear this. Irfan Khan was asked by Christopher Nolan to play the character which Matt Damon played in "Interstellar". But as he had no dates available as he was busy shooting "The Lunchbox", Irfan Khan "rejected" that offer. In an interview with Time Of India Newspaper, Irfan said, “They expected a huge commitment from my end. I had to stay in the US for four months at a stretch. I tried to work out my schedule and suggested if I could shuttle between India and the US as it wouldn’t have been possible for me to be there for that long. I wanted to be here for The Lunchbox and D-Day. They couldn’t allow that. I don’t have a tendency to regret what I do, but knowing it’s a Christopher Nolan film, I can say that this has been one of the most difficult decisions I’ve made,” Also. he rejected an offer made by Ridley Scott for the movie "Martian" in which he was about to play the role which was later played by Chiwetel Ejiofor as he was busy with the shooting for the movie "PIKU". On that , Irfan said, “I had committed my dates to Shoojit Sircar’s film, and no regrets about that. Piku is an important film in my career” Also :p ,he had earlier rejected Ridley Scott when he was approached for the movie "Body of Lies" where the role he was about to play was later played by Mark Strong.

[@JJay-sb8cu]

Ok here's my theory.. he reaches her before she leaves because she's not gonna leave until her daughter is home from school. And he'll definitely reach her before that

[@badal_Narnaware]

You guys should review mukkabaaz movie directed by anurag kashyap you will fall in love with the cast and the director it's just a another masterpiece from the legend kashyap it has got a IMDb rating of 8.1..and also u will get to know why we get less medals despite a population of billions at olympics and other events.

[@ankita-vj3sb]

It's an amazing movie. Vineet is awesome. How much he worked hard for it is another big story!

[@hirotaro2757]

Vineet worked hard but I din't see any of his boxing skills in the movie. He was boxing like an amateur. It could also be the fault of the stunt coordinator for not choreographing it well. I was forced to compare it with Michael B. Jordan because he went through the same journey like Vineet Kumar Singh for Creed. Michael's moves, attitude and stunts were like a pro boxer.

[@badal_Narnaware]

@@hirotaro2757 bro your comparison is wrong both films have different aims...you r completely ignoring the trauma that he is going through to continue with the sport he loves. Considering the situation he is in the script demanded him to fight like that.

[@sujanikoya2826]

They did not take to Anurag Kashyap. Let's let them be. Everyone has their own taste

[@hirotaro2757]

@@badal_Narnaware He wasn't a common man. He portray's the best boxer in the town who wants to make his mark. He has to have skills atleast enough to show he is a boxer. Same goes with Priyanka as Mary Kom. I feel Sushant did better as a cricketer in MS Dhoni.

[@nandakishorekaranam9287]

Watch “ The Photograph” by the same Director with Nawaz in the Movie

[@niharika4565]

One of my favourite. Miloni💜

[@sakshibist4141]

I love the bathroom scene when he is familiar with a smell that reminds him of his grandfather and then he realises its him and he has become old. It was very touching...

[@pkankaria]

It's interesting to.note that Anurag Kashyap has directed all Nawazuddin scenes in Sacred Games. Motwane has directed all Saif Ali Khan scenes.

[@hemanshubangera5121]

Yes, but in season 2 Motwane didn't direct.

[@pkankaria]

@@hemanshubangera5121 Yes, you are right. In the second season, Anurag continued to direct Nawaz, and Neeraj Ghaywan replaced Motwane.

[@hemanshubangera5121]

@@pkankaria yeah Motvane was the Show runner of the season 2

[@shutterbugs_soliloquy]

I wonder why you guys have mentioned only the names of two male actors. What about mentioning Nimrat Kaur's name in the caption!? :)

[@jayantamadhavbora8386]

Well, it's high time you watch Raman Raghav 2.0. Another masterpiece of Nawazuddin and Anuraag Kashyap

[@ziyadkaz]

Nimrat Kaur was in American TV series "Homeland". Beautiful review btw!

[@boxerlobsters]

Seeing this just after Irfan's passing, I Actually just saw this movie after Irfan's death and I can't think I can handle my emotions right now.

[@secondopinion89]

I agree with Rick's interpretation of the ending...He gave up his retirement plan..he's not going to stop till he finds her one way or the other.

[@mohitahlawat1301]

You just watched a masterpiece by a genius.🙌🔥🔥🔥 Now watch ALIGARH (another masterpiece)🔥🔥🔥

[@anuragtiwari388]

They already have

[@mohitahlawat1301]

@@anuragtiwari388 They haven't watched the movie,just the trailer

[@taytayqueen7024]

Here after Irfan passed away. What a beautiful somber heartbreaking movie.

[@aminulislam-rl9um]

Watch " Talash" it has nawaz also & it was his younger age & his great

[@anavin2710]

You missed the most crucial hint, they were connected to each other due to the mistake of Dabbawalas the lunchbox delivery system and It is frequently claimed[16] that dabbawalas make less than one mistake in every six million, so director choosing that mistake as a medium for them connecting is to show it was one in a million chance and therefore they must have ended together they were meant to be

[@bestmoments6494]

Bharati Achrekar (Auntie in The Lunchbox) is a veteran and renowned Marathi and Hindi theatre, film and television actress who has also performed many memorable television and film roles. To us she would be an actor’s actor, a Paul Giamatti, everybody knows her and recognises that unmistakable voice in the movie.

[@melaniedominick9394]

When you guys come to India a bunch of kids will call you two uncle 😜

[@avantikajakati5051]

They already do 😄 in some comments on Rick's personal channel, people call him Rick uncle. I think he realises that they only mean to be respectful 🙂

[@mbup12]

I cried today after your review....!! The great artist died today...!! 🤧😪 RIP Irrfan 💐

[@appyray2214]

Aunty character was exactly like Howard's mother in Big Bang Theory.

[@Stonytude]

Except, much more pleasant 😁

[@appyray2214]

@@Stonytude O yes, that's for sure

[@CreativeReaper90s]

A very great comparison man👏👏👏👏

[@greengumgrows]

Or Mr Wilson in Home Improvement

[@cosmickitty3720]

But we did see her in an episode😂

[@renukah5266]

Watch Nawazuddin in 'Photograph'...it's on Prime

[@ak20k6]

In India, we use aunty/uncle just like Americans use Mr. or Mrs. for neighbors or elders.

[@elvishyadavva4664]

PAAN SINGH TOMAR I think the best work of Irfan Khan till date. Infact the movie itself is one of the best in Bollywood

[@niveditaneelam9344]

Watch “Photograh” same director - Ritesh Batra.. Nawaz plays a lead role!

[@ashifaction]

Man..your reviews make me go and watch these movies again.

[@TheDevavrat]

This is the beauty! Short film..31 min review! #OSR ❤️

[@MohsinSir]

Love how Rick is able to pronounce Indian names.... Love Korbinized versions too... ;)

[@danielsharma3044]

Gangs of wasseypur 2 Raman raghav 2.0 Omkara ..please review them asap

[@nehagopale8138]

The actor who plays Aunty is a famous Marathi and Hindi theatre actor called Bharati Achrekar. Her voice is very distinctive and I had guessed it was her even before I read the credits.

[@roshnimonteiro2229]

No one reviews movies like you do, we learn so much about the different aspects of film making. You guys are just awesome. You reviews are honest and comprehensive. Most of all, love your respect and love for Indian talent and other things. Wish All your favourite actors watch your reactions, they will be thrilled.

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

WHAT !! You guys have watched Juice already !! Is it blocked here and a Patreon only video? OH no!! I had been waiting for some short film reactions from you including Juice.

[@abhishekpalcool89]

This movie is officially available in english..not dubbed one

[@mohitaakarira]

We have special names for are “real” aunties... dad’s sister is Bua, mom’s sister is Massi... mom’s brother is Mama and his wife is Mami... dad’s younger brother is Chacha... his wife chachi... elder brother Taya... his wife Tai... and all the elderly female neighbour and acquaintances are Aunty... so she was not actually her “aunty “... but a loving caring neighbour...

[@subiditabhattacharya6132]

Love your review 🙏 Some more notes on Dabbawala - Harvard Business School added the case study The Dabbawala System: On-Time Delivery, Every Time to their compendium for its high level of service with a low-cost and simple operating system. And Anurag Kashyap, who created Nawaz, directed the entire Gaiiwande’s part in Sacred Games.

[@shutterbugs_soliloquy]

Watch Nagarkirtan, directed by Kaushik Ganguly. Indian film industry is not all about bollywood. Masterpieces are made in regional film industries.

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

A Mighty Heart was another Hollywood film featuring Irrfan Khan.

[@pranavsinghal7554]

Gully boy is Oscar choice for 2020 and this was for 2013 but because of some dispute they sent 'the good road' which is a Gujarati film. That's why everybody was so appauled on the committee's choice.

[@farzanamahbub2011]

Years ago someone had spoiled the movie for me so I never got to watch it until now. I decided to give it a try after watching your review and I am blown away by this piece of art. Lovely performances by the leads and this is officially my favorite Irfaan Khan movie.

[@aashiqparmar8655]

You don't believe me but Nawazuddin Siddiquie is very down-to-earth and very humble guy...he was poor and struggled a lot..he got success after he turned 40..he struggled a lot..but now he is the best actore india have right now.

[@gauravw6947]

No doubt that he struggled a lot and is a great actor, but I am not sure about him being "very down to earth" and "very humble", when he has complaints registered against him by his own family members and neighbours too...

[@aashiqparmar8655]

@@gauravw6947 when man is not successful and have not money everybody treating him like a shit.

[@Numbers28]

Masaan is another movie which is a film 😁 Very beautiful movie. Must watch.

[@nandiniparanjpe7908]

Lapped up every word of your review of Lunch Box greedily! And I love your self deprecating humour!!! 💖👍😅

[@nibirbharali2649]

It wasn't India's official entry to Oscars which faced a backlash from many cinematic societies as everyone believed this film had a solid chance of making it to the top 5.

[@atiqur2897]

I don’t understand why you guys haven’t watched Gangs of Wasseypur 2? I mean it’s actually one movie divided into two for being too long. So, basically you’ve watched only half of the movie.

[@anmoljha8189]

Beautiful review ❤️thanks for making my morning so amazing OSR 😊

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

I knew you would love this film but it still feels great to see how much you loved it. And yes Aunty ji, uncle ji, Bhaiya ji , didi are all very common ways of addressing even strangers. The cab driver, the green grocer, the liftman, the person standing next to you in a queue - it could be anyone and we address them by one of these names appropriate to their age and gender. However now more and more people are resorting to simply Sir/Ma'am.

[@NonaPrince]

The audio and video quality has improved drastically. Great job! The content is juicy as always

[@mohulsrivastava1264]

Guys watch BHAAAG MILKHA BHAAG ....one of the greatest sports biopics of all time !

[@mayak2676]

Few good movies Metro, Chandni Bar, Astitva

[@syedvaseeulla8401]

Please react to DILSE RE srk song from dilse, composed by AR RAHMAN and astonishing cinematography

[@RaviWarrier]

I think they've already done it

[@randomdude6862]

There's a darker interpretation to the ending that either of you missed and I am surprised Korbin did too. in one of the letters to Irfan's character Nimrat mentions a woman who killed herself and her little girl. It specificly says, she took off all her jewelry and kept it on her bed side and then jumped off the roof with her daughter. In one of her final scenes she does the exact same thing. The final letter to Irfan can be seen as a kindness. She may actually very well have comitted suicide while telling Irfan that she's off to Bhutan.

[@notrelevant545]

Seriously, can't believe they missed this.

[@shreykundra7]

GANGS OF WASSEYPUR 1&2 ALREADY! Its almost criminal that you're holding yourselves from the greatest Hindi film ever made (yes, it's one film, not two)

[@tickleyoyo]

I don't think she's her actual auntie. They're just neighbours 😁😅

[@swethas5335]

It's not an official entry for Oscars from India. Every one thought it was a lock but the FFI selected The Good Road( A Gujarati Film) which is not nominated. Every one is equally frustrated about it back then. FFI has habit of considering themselves the only Intellectuals left in India and always underestimate Audience Intelligence. Personally I won't mind getting not nominated to Oscars as long as India submits their absolute best above personal preference of FFI.

[@coolzlass]

So happy that finally you watched this. And amazing review. 😍 I still cannot understand how Anurag Kashyap is not getting that much attention by you guys. He has directed GOW, Sacred Games(Nawaz scenes). Probably because you havnt seen BLACK FRIDAY, UGLY, DEVD.

[@mayak2676]

Need to watch OMKARA & The Family Man

[@oyshikaajoymukhopadhyay2264]

Please react to a Bengali film..."Ek je chilo Raja"....by Srijit Mukherjee

[@rahulray9983]

Wait for a decade

[@mariamathew5660]

Kindly watch some malayalam movie's 1.Angamaly Dairy 2.Vanaprastham 3.Kumbalangi Nights 4.Kamattipadam 5.Thondimuthalum Drisakshiyum

[@SATISHKUMAR-li6uc]

Very good list 👍

[@SATISHKUMAR-li6uc]

Very good list 👍

[@SATISHKUMAR-li6uc]

Add "Thamasha" as well

[@EagleOverTheSea]

The thing about civil weddings in India is that there is a provision to avoid elopement. Every wedding has to be declared a month ago on the notification board of the municipal office. However, the actual witnesses can be any adults. Much like the witnesses at the signing of a will. It is more like a legal thing than a family thing.

[@nomad4273]

Hope your next movie review be Kumbalangi nights or Virus! I have been requesting these for eternity 😊 both available in Prime video.

[@pradeepraja9396]

OMG. We didn't introduce them to the dabbawaalas 🤔😳

[@VS-ls2mi]

No Korbin, people wouldn't be much confused because we 'mostly' call older, unrelated ladies as aunty (we don't call elders by name) If blood related, every type of aunty has a different term or name in India(based on language of course). Example in north: mom's sister= maasi ji, dad's sis= Bua ji, Mom's bro's(Mama ji) wife= Mami ji, Dad's bro's (chacha ji) wife= Chachi ji. In India every relative will have a different title.

[@zg1132]

That's how you appreciate a masterpiece... So happy 💕❤️💕🙏🙏🙏

[@sujanikoya2826]

This was an Islamic marriage. Families are not legally required to be there for other weddings

[@aminulislam-rl9um]

Why they're soo late...where is the next video yaar???? 😣😣

[@renukah5266]

Guys, Auntie is like Wilson's character on Tim Allen's Home Improvement

[@adithyanairs1891]

If you liked The Lunchbox, then you should watch Photograph, a beautiful film by the same director starring Nawazuddin in the lead role. The movie is on Amazon.

[@23Anirudh]

A little correction: You need witnessses for marriage but they dont necessarily need to be family members. They can be friends too.

[@gajraaj1]

You guys should watch photograph it's on Amazon prime very similar indie film and of course Nawaz in the lead role.

[@mukeshsaxena5603]

Court was submitted for oscars in 2015.

[@vaishnavigupta7535]

Thank you for 31:41 minutes..waiting for dis to happen... it is such a bliss to see you guys talk about films with so much enthusiasm. I felt like i watched the whole movie again but jst with broader understanding. Reviewing something is a very common phenomenon nowadays but u guys give your heart to it, not only in this review but each n everything to do n say. As i can really feel the emotions exploding like when rick and korbin talked bout the ending and each scene. It truly moved me. So thanx agn😇😍

[@janetjames5945]

Great review guys! Loved it. Your movie reviews always makes me want to re-watch the movies:). Haider was your best review, and now this!!! Its great to see now you both can get cultural nuances too!!!