The Making of Tamasha | Imtiaz Ali | Inside A Scene

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

One of my favourite scenes! Acted so brilliantly ❤❤

[@KingSWAGGER69]

Tried&Refused Productions. Love your channel

[@anonymousgrey4902]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@aaquibraza5600]

Hey! Why don't you make a video on how beautiful this film was? That this was Bollywood's La La Land made in 2015. At least that way this movie will get a 8+ IMDb which it deserves.

[@tori2dles]

Jammy Pants!

[@ddm1912]

Aaquib Raza this is tamasha and only tamasha. Please don't call it bollywood's la la land or anything else

[@MishkaSinghi28]

"We fear people who might see through us" Very true❤

[@heathledger6425]

:)

[@rubabthoughts]

I also get Fear

[@navneetgupta3171]

True said!😃

[@rajeshsingh-cu4oe]

If there is one who do so, where is the fear... There is LOVE ALWAYS💕💕💕

[@rasyarawal06]

The best thing he said in this video❤️

[@abhimanyu1735]

Tamasha fans are increasing Exponentially so Nothing Can stop Tamasha to be a Cult Film. Thank you Ranbir, Imtiaz and Deepika for this Masterpiece.

[@NurulIslam-yy2qo]

Abhimanyu Gunawat It s becoming a cult classic

[@Rahul-hn1iq]

No! Harry met sejal is a cult.😀😀

[@theyoungcorrespondent5746]

@@Rahul-hn1iq harry met sejal will grow on you like this one, watch it again, its very symbolic, though i agree its awfully edited.

[@jafarnest8057]

you missed A R RAHMAN & ravi varman

[@monikabhandari5908]

Yeah absolutely

[@yashikajaitly1874]

The magician decoding his magic No one like him!

[@myokable]

magician is perplexed by his own magic

[@yashikajaitly1874]

myokable a true artist can never aware of his true potential, isn't it? 😉

[@myokable]

hmm true ..

[@tazzyw]

Agree

[@akbar_khalid]

This scene and the lead into "agar tum sath ho" song was so hard hitting that it made me feel exposed, vulnerable and hurt all at the same time. #Tamasha is a psychological exposition of feelings and pain and maybe even the effect that certain people have upon us. But whatever it is, it is a masterpiece! I've found myself coming back to this sequence and song a lot many times and I've always been captivated by it. Good work cinema :)

[@Callmefans]

wow i love your comment, describes perfectly how i have been feeling about this movie since its realease

[@chackomathew8635]

Akbar Khalid it's still haunting...ranbir could have done better....but Deepika stole the scene...was more into the emotions...

[@ashmeesh]

I was sobbing when their heads went on the table. I couldn't believe how moved I was. Such an amazing film.

[@santywalmiki5563]

It is indeed a masterpiece. Utterly exceptional.

[@anmol2409]

Man man man..... This was one of the most underrated movie of decade some just cause of Indian audiences movies like bodyguard, Chennai express etc becomes blockbuster and movies like tamasha struggle!

[@sanchitvarma1282]

yeah it was a masterpiece.

[@aminaf6]

ANMOL dude forget Chennai Exp and bodyguard, even cheap cinema like Juduwa2 and that trashy golmal sequal becomes a hit. Expect what kind of films that would prefered to be produced if that is the case.

[@azazaelmaher6468]

its just that bollywood audience arent ready for such movies and then they bark like bollywood can never be able to touch the hollywood or shit.

[@Rpp92898]

aminaf6 can’t really call Golmaal sequel such as Golmaal 3 as trashy, both have their own audience, I loved Golmaal 3 but I also loved Tamasha and thought it was a masterpiece when I first saw it, it all depends on how you connect with the movie. To each to its own.

[@ArsalanAFG-fo1yx]

its because people want to be entertained. not everyone is up for an art or niche cinema. They just want to have a good time in the cinema with their entire family. Tamasha is a movie one can watch by himself and enjoy the lessons, cinematography etc. You cant force people into watching these movie, at the end of the day public watch what they want to watch even if its judwa2

[@bikashchoudhury484]

Only those people will understand Tara's pain who have loved someone due to a certain quality but still wanting to love even if that quality no longer exists in him/her...Tamasha is a roller-coaster of philosophical emotions...Imtiaz at his best...

[@syedainayaqadri2326]

Agree with you

[@anuradhaghosh7634]

Trueee man.

[@darklordharris]

Agreed

[@vinayaksharma7494]

Agree

[@MOHITBHARDWAJbanjara]

"main nahi jaane dungi" this line breaks my heart everytime... realising someone won't love me this much ever

[@fazluljubaid206]

😭😭😭😭😭

[@thehypervigilant]

No other actress could have acted like Deepika acted in this scene. So much of depth and understanding of the character which translated on screen beautifully. She didn't used glycerin to cry, that speaks for itself how wonderfully and honestly she performed her craft.

[@ashishilluminati]

Chal be. Tabu, radhika, kalki, konkana, nandita ko bhool jayein!

[@mahmudtaher5472]

@@ashishilluminati He is obsessed deepika fan

[@damocles2x267]

@@ashishilluminati ik bruh! Bt deepika was good too! And dont be so edgy:)

[@journey95far49]

Yet people say Deepika is a bad actress..dumbasses

[@blossom7664]

Sure she knows how to cry😂😂😂😂

[@sumitpandey9009]

My absolute favourite scene. That whole song sequence is so beautifully shot. Special kudos to the cinematographer. The gentle touch of Deepika on Ranbir's hair and his emotional collapse, it couldn't have been shown more beautifully by anyone.

[@manojkanyana6803]

such an underrated movie

[@mukunths5287]

Absolutely loved this scene ! Deepika was absolutely natural in this film ! One of her finest performances !

[@aminaf6]

Tamasha is a masterpiece, one of the best all time films in hindi cinema. It was the first time I was disapointed in our audience, if you didnt understand it the first time then OK just give it a second chance. Most people couldnt understand the complexities Ved was going through and I wish they did, I wish people understood the hard hitting reality of how the society could trap a man and keep him from being his true self like being caged. If you really understood it could change your life. I remember going out of the theatre learning a lesson on how to live life and so did my little sister. If this was a hollywood flick it wouldve been humongous, movies like 'Black Swan' wouldve tanked if it was a bollywood movie.

[@TheUrvisharma]

aminaf6 so true. Same for me. Wish I watched it in theatre

[@glopurplez]

what i felt is that the emotions and complexities that ved goes through are abstract and u can understand it or relate it to it only if you have gone through something similar

[@drvren030]

People who didn't understand the movie know nothing about life

[@salmanaziz1518]

Tamasha is not just a movie, it's a philosophy. I can't even remember how many times I watched this masterpiece. The whole movie is about a dilemma between the "Actor Me" and the "Real Me" and the irony is that the actor me is "Real" and the real me is a product of "Society, Relatives and Families". Thank you Imtiaz Ali Sir for this masterpiece ❤

[@ranbirkingdom]

Imtiaz Ali: If Ranbir Kapoor wouldn't have said yes to Tamasha, I wouldn't have made the film

[@yogeshjog6072]

RANBIR KAPOOR Same shd go for deepika

[@jakesspidey]

I think its love for the people that makes us do gud things...the trueself of us can only be seen by people who understand us very well...and they are very few...

[@syedmarwan8069]

@@yogeshjog6072 yes Deepika-Ranbir chemistry made the movie even more classic

[@shreyamukherjee2886]

syed marwan truly Ranbir and deepika.. They have an awesome chemistry.

[@kungfupandit]

I pity those who don't like this gem of a film. It's a masterpiece, period.

[@prachi1862]

No worry, those people didn't deserved the movie at very first place. They were just looking for a mellow dramatic love story. Hats off to IMTIAZ ALI !

[@sanvarimalik]

09:06 the way he sighs. Exactly!!! Exactly!!!!

[@Shereadsalot]

He was about to break....🙂

[@yonad4674]

Yassss

[@rasyarawal06]

That sigh was so poignant, it truly felt like he was watching and feeling it like an audience instead of a creator showing off his creation. That sigh gave away how moved he is by that scene. I think he would’ve broke down a little but didn’t want to seem like he’s being dramatic or is boasting about his work.

[@sayjal2499]

I noticed the same!!

[@Fahim19]

I was about to talk about that. He was about to break own at that point.

[@likeconfetti7064]

I think the reason why so many of us loved this scene so much, is because the people who portrayed it had such a good handle on the complexity of the emotions here. They weren’t acting out vulnerability, they were vulnerable. The point about how sometimes you wish to push away the only people who understand you, because you’re scared of them being able to see through to the part of you that you’ve denied for so long. This is some real basal energy. And that’s what the audience connected to, I think. I could watch the entire film just for this sequence. It’s a brilliant performance by every person involved in the making of it, the actors, the director, the writer, the cinematographer, the composer, the editor, and everyone else. I don’t know what it is that the actors tapped into while playing this out, but it was almost overwhelmingly powerful. This entire scene is just... raw. The messy, desperate nature of human emotion, an absolute masterpiece- the film, and the scene.

[@supsma9983]

Deepika channeled her true feelings for Ranbir during this scene. She loved him truly! A girl wouldn't get tattooed for a guy she was "just dating". She has got this kinda of love from Ranveer now. She deserves the deepest form of pure love. ♥

[@Safadstories]

Yes.. true..i Thought the same👌

[@M.barbaruah]

She poured down her feelings

[@sagarchettri2128]

She has more failed relationship than him , let's not put ranbir as guilty

[@avtartrisal2989]

She will never forget RK...

[@RadhikaR-zz8mt]

Deepika is nvr RKs type..RK is more of a grounded guy and they only fall for ppl with emotional depth. Period.

[@mujcfghv]

Look at her, how perfect she is in her craft ..no doubt ,legendary❤️ .i don't understand y ppl r trying to pull her down with all this negative today...irony is that she is also self made and sweet passionate person who is amazing at her work...

[@jeljojose]

.. That heavy sigh of breath and the kind of lump in throat expressions by Imtiaz while sharing his thoughts at 9:06 - 9:07. Hard to deny such emotions, even the maker himself could not escape the profound effect of the scene, as the music began to hum. Hats off to all those involved in bringing this emotionally moving scene to life !!!

[@adityasen2281]

This scene will go down as one of the most cult scenes in history of Indian cinema! It carries the essence of Tamasha. Almost, everything about this confrontation is perfect leading up to the song. Deepika and Ranbir barring their soul and are as raw as one can be and then the soul stirring rahman composition taking it away from there backed by brilliant cinematography. No one understands and shows the complexity of the human mind on celluloid better than Imtiaz Ali. A true jem!

[@naviblogger]

aditya sen exactly.

[@vibingwithjahanvi]

I am impressed with your observation @aditya sen

[@MayankRamnani1802]

We need more collaborations of Imtiaz, Ranbir and Deepika... I am glad I had watched the movie in the theatre! :)

[@salmansheikh8480]

" Apney asley pyar se dhoka?" The one line summary of this masterclass that didn't receive the appreciation it deserved!

[@vedivyansh]

Pls explain

[@subhamnayak1810]

​​@@vedivyansh Tara used to love the previous ved but gradually she started loving the new ved after the trip even after she refused his proposal before because he was being different then. That's the point

[@mayankchaturvedi2149]

RK!!! The greatest actor of this modern era... And yes what about Tamasha... This movie has impacted lives of many In a positive way... The most underrated rated movie..

[@SumitKumar-co2pm]

Out of all great Ranbir Kapoor movies (barfi, rockstar, ae dil hai mushkil), this was the one which made him my most favourite bollywood star. I love this guy now

[@arshdputhoor]

Ae dil hai mushkil... Seriously bro 🤔 Fr me its one of the wrst ranbir movie

[@user-fk8md4jn3i]

@@arshdputhoor worst is besharam

[@changeisinevitable3040]

Story wise his best movies would be 1. Barfi 2. Tamasha 3. Rockstar Performance wise his best performances would be 1. Janardan ( Jordan) - Rockstar 2. Barfi - Barfi 3. Ved - Tamasha

[@changeisinevitable3040]

And to be honest he overacted in Ae Dil hai Mushkil

[@divineflu34567]

@@changeisinevitable3040 Jordan was linear character while ved was complex character so i think ved is best performance from Ranbir Kapoor and then jorden then barfi as in barfi it was more body movements helped to flesh out the character

[@divyanshparmar6925]

This is called Direction and thid is what makes a film good. Understanding human emotions, human condition and life itself. Not all those technical stuffs so called 'intellectual film geeks' throw all the times.

[@Samy.10VE]

Underrated masterpiece and that scene gave me goosebumps, chills and I couldn’t stop crying 😭💔 also the song is the perfect match!

[@yourspavan]

Hands down! Tamasha is 'the' Cult movie of Imtiaz Ali! Impacted many lives...in the end that's the biggest earning for a movie...

[@user-um6vd1rz4j]

I remember watching that movie and being so confused by everything. Now watching it for the second time i realize how deep and excellent it is. It is not a movie for everyone obviously you either love it or hate but give it a chance at least . Finally i might say the alchemy between Ranbir and Deepika is like no other. Their performance is that movie is so excellent and underrated . Please give them more movies together it's a need.

[@bhavnasingh799]

What an iconic scene. So happy you all had Imtiaz break this down, definitely justifies the beauty behind this scene and of course inspiring for future filmmakers.

[@krishnamadhava974]

No words.. I had goosebumps while watching the scene and even after watching this video.. My fav Deepika scene she is amazing and no words for Ranbir.. and the song is still one of my very few favorites in my playlist.. Tamasha is a masterpiece all in all..

[@azazaelmaher6468]

this man and that Anurag Kashyap.. only these two truly know what it is to take storytelling and cinema as a passion.

[@shanblues7257]

Neeraj Ghaywan is another gem of a director. If you haven't yet seen Masaan, please.

[@fmkhan213]

@@shanblues7257 Masaan is one of the most beautiful and impacting movie bollywood has ever produced

[@shivamburungale504]

This channel gives so much of good learning material for free. Thank You so much Anupama Mam. 🙏

[@nenojanjane2819]

I don't know Indian movie stories r changing or what that makes me feel watching some deep n thoughtful movies. Mr. Imtiaz Ali has a precious mind, I adore him, his brilliant mind n dignity. Nowadays that I'm looking forward to find people who actually think deeply, he is a gem.

[@sachinshelar7118]

Ranbeer +Deepika + Imtiaz = ......not getting words for u ...love the pair of ranbeer n deepika.

[@kamaltusham861]

This is the only movie who really blew up my mind. I yelled inside so much much for months and at last I found myself. In my real life I too have a second personality where in I am just like a free bird. I am very aggressive by noticing so called social formalities. Every one is tagging others by saying hello how are you, no body cares how next person is but just as a formality almost every fucking people says this. I truly believe in this movie and will remain very close to my heart forever. It taught me a big lesson and dragged my attention towards pure emotions.

[@misssushree1]

The way he is explaining each scene, adds more value to it

[@nikhilmainali595]

the way Tu sath ho starts 😍

[@broodtuber1310]

Now im all curious about the previous versions of agar tum sath ho. Imtiaz/Rahman should also release the other versions too.

[@dubb3292]

Brood Tuber IKR!!!!!

[@Ayesha_11122]

Same

[@abhishek222ful]

Sameeee!!!!

[@vaibhavnaik1977]

Irshad kamil recited the lyrics of that version in one of his interviews

[@ParvezHassan]

@@vaibhavnaik1977 Share the link?

[@juntyhoogara801]

my most emotional memory of this film.... thnk u so much.... made my day...

[@TheMugGujarat]

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[@ripunjoysharma3782]

This Scene starred by Ved and Tara is The Best Modern Day Tragical heartbreak.None could have done better than these Two.They Deserve Standing Ovations 😇❣️

[@priyapandey8623]

I love everything about this scene...every word every note of "agar tum saath ho" is so pure heart touching & soulful...it is indeed very cinematic i cry every single time watching this scene😢😊😊❤❤💯

[@ishangarg5946]

Amazing movie, Felt so good, I just rewatched some scenes today afternoon and then this video pops up in the evening. Tamasha is a work which needs multiple viewings to be understood. You cannot simply watch the film twice and say “Okay, I know this Film”. Brilliant dialogues again, Piyush Mishra is simply outstanding with his parts. Really hope we get another Gem like Tamasha very soon.

[@TheMugGujarat]

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[@A_free_n1]

Man this is simply priceless, the way imtiaz delves into the emotional journey of it just makes it so much better

[@sanchitvarma1282]

This scene was a masterclass of writing, acting and observation of human nature.

[@prianca9907]

Everytime I listen to this song, I am welled up. Amazing composition and lyrics. But most important the act by Deepika and Ranbir kills you. It hurts to the core. I don't understand why people didn't like this movie. I can't expect a better movie with such a storyline.

[@juweriajilani6958]

WOW. Didn't know so much goes into making every single nuance of a scene! Thankyou for this. Tamasha- The most underrated film ever!

[@MarzinaManer]

The way this man explained the process, in precise and concise manner, I am in love with this man.

[@amberhaeg8127]

Only ranbir and deepika could do this scene so well - they have become such amazing actors.

[@jimmyvithalani]

Conflict is a crazy situation. And when conflict is internal, within, with noone but yourself, it becomes even crazier. The topic here is very well handled, shown, acted. Hats off first to pick such a topic for a bollywood movie, and then to the art itself... all the artists from actors to cinematographers to background music to singers... awesome work.

[@bhardwaj2495]

This is by far the greatest scene of modern cinema. The feelings are so well understated and they lead to greater tention. Cinematography is so well done for this scene.

[@aadilalee3571]

Can you imagine the intensity of this scene??? @ 09:04 director also broke out in tears... A film that changed my perspective towards life.....

[@mohd.masihuddinimran1143]

Tamasha is an underrated masterpiece. The movie in itself is magnificent. The acting of Ranbir and Deepika is appreciable. It is sad and unfortunate that audience not liked the movie.

[@vishakhabhagat1789]

"sometimes you really fear those people that can see through you" great line sir...

[@avtartrisal2989]

Dear Imtiyaz u said no glycerine or any other thing was used still tears were flowing down from both the actors. Never seen before such chemistry or maybe it was there hidden love for each other 💞 mind blowing 💖

[@naviblogger]

After that when he left and hide somewhere and she goes to find him and when she sees him and sit down at the ground. This made me crying badly. 😭😭😭 deepika acted outstandingly well. Like she is accepting her big mistake that breaking his heart or touching his most sensitive complexion in mind. Even believe me while. Writing this I still have tears in my eyes. It effected me that much. It's 90% my Story. God bless you sir Imtiaz you made psychological moments of love and reality inside in movie.

[@NEHASHARMA-se4lp]

It's really sad that in today's time imtiaz has to explain his movie scenes to us.. I think I m the biggest fan of Imtiaz's work.. N like tamasha n rockstar are the best movies which he has given to this generation.. Most of the people don't realise what they are in actual.. Once they find out it may get worse to live with that.. That's y people keep running away from their selves..

[@ExothermicRxn]

Clueless

[@komatibhikshapathi]

NEHA SHARMA ya so true

[@lubguru1851]

well said yar 🙌🏼💯

[@snehachavan399]

it is my most favorite scene in the movie.. just love Deepika and Ranbir.... cinematography and choreography is just amazing.. so intense !

[@youngmediocre]

The way he is justifying every moment of scene is just commendable. True Gem 💎

[@pranjulchandel7177]

"We are our true-self only ,in front of few "..,Tamasha has been one of the best movies ,i have ever seen and i remember i couldn't get out of it even for next 3 days.I wonder why it was not commercially that successful and i feel good when people who admire such cinema are increasing .

[@harunahmed5214]

"tum saath ho" is my absolute favourite.I cannot imagine any other song in that scene.

[@mansimudaliar3768]

It is very difficult to capture that kind emotion on screen but this scene really did capture brilliantly. I bow down to the team🙏

[@bhaktijoshi2495]

literaly i have no words. i cant go thru this scene without crying. how dare you venture into the innermost hidden parts of my heart. i feel like ranbirs character. this is limitless.

[@pranav_chalotra]

This movie is so underrated because few people have that experience or wisdom to understand this... Imtiaz Ali is one of few my favorite directors and writers in the bollywood

[@atultyagi1425]

It's been a very heart touching for me in love with the acting of Deepika and ranbeer😍

[@lingkon07]

one of most underrated movie of recent time... hats off

[@benjaminpjohn144]

So sensitive. ...so emotional. ...the kind of feel Imtiaz generates is outstanding. ...love you deepikaaaaa

[@maulik2486]

Arguably the best scene of the film.

[@nihalkothari8517]

It would be amazing if you release all the previous 3 versions of the song!!! It will be a treat for #tamasha fans!

[@laganmangla7817]

The best inside the scene I've seen so far... Thanks for this Film Companion!

[@prernabansal904]

Deep, pure, selfless love showed in this song. Blessed are those people who get such lovers.

[@SandeepKArora]

Thank you so much Film Companion for this. ❤️ Always wanted the insight for this scene. Loved the movie to the core. Huge fan of Imtiaz Ali, Ranbir & Deepika.

[@dancewithdhriti2169]

Film Companion, thank you for this segment! I was already a fan of this scene and now knowing that there was no requirement to cry and neither was there use of glycerin but they are both crying and it the tears especially the one that falls out of Ranveer's eyes when she touches his head is just so perfect!! I am even more a fan of this scene, movie, and the actors!!

[@Kabira_Review]

This scene will live forever... How can you write such sence...this is insane

[@akshaysolanki4205]

Tamasha is just not a movie it's just a saga of emotions hats off to Imtiaz sir for giving the character Ved & Tara I wish sir to make such masterpiece with Ranbir & Deepika

[@AkshitaAhuja]

This has been one of the best movies I've ever seen, something that resonated in my heart. Team FC, I love these videos, please more of these! I could sit and watch this for not just a scene, but the whole movie!

[@ziahaq7147]

But in tamasha movie there is no song agar tum sath ho

[@JessePinkmanABQ]

My favorite Imtiaz Ali film till date. Great insight into the scene. Really helped me understand the already complex, multi layered lead characters. This film will have a cult following down the years. Shame that people missed this gem. p.s., And SRK strong elbowed this genius into making that pile of garbage. Joke's on him!!!

[@NurulIslam-yy2qo]

Jesse Pinkman I think only Ranbir is perfect as a lead actor in an Imtiaz Ali fim

[@JessePinkmanABQ]

Dont need to be one to appreciate Tamasha. It talks to everyone who doesnt want to be the rat!

[@yogeshjog6072]

What was that about srk?

[@JessePinkmanABQ]

He missed a great chance of letting Imtiaz do his thing. I was so hyped for that movie. And it turned out to be yet another SRK business model. It could have been so much more. Had all the ingredients to be a great film. Bummer!

[@monikabhandari5908]

I dnt think it was SRK's fault.....it was imtiaz only who should be blamed for JHMS...he was the writer as well as director....I cud not even believe JHMS is his creation...esp.after tamasha.....but I dnt think Shahrukh is anyway responsible for the weak script

[@govinddwivedi582]

We demand those 3 songs too, PLEASE !!!

[@jayshukla12]

I saw this film a couple of times and I would agree that it couldn't reach the depth it was supposed to, emotionally as a whole. But If you're a cinephile, you'd never want to miss a chance to analyse the art that Imtiaz Ali showcases.Honestly, It is not something you can easily interpret or even feel for that matter.But if you do connect with him, He'll take you on a ride which is pretty much uncomfortable yet so comforting. Personally, This scene is very close to my heart. It makes me weak,It makes me numb,It takes me to the darkest places that I never want to go. It reminds of the emotional mess that you are in,when you are in love. It is devastating and soothing at the same time.That is Imtiaz take on Love. Ever so wonderful. This video has inspired me to take my work to next level.And it makes me believe in the art that you are. Thank you ever so much Team Film Companion for videos like this. Finally,Now I know why I love Imtiaz Ali so much.

[@filmishit]

Not a big fan of Imtiaz but I love how he understands his own films so well. Not a lot of filmmakers can do that

[@cashmirapramanik2730]

Film companion thanks for sharing. Imtiaz Sir I am simply awestruck. thanks for sparing your time for wonderfully breaking down the scene and explaining the subtleties for the audience Tamasha is one of the best works in recent times of Hindi Cinema.

[@jannatulnayeematonny9157]

finally...it was one my favourite scenes in a movie ever..so SO beautifully crafted & performed by these two amazing actors !! a big applaud for the whole team..and love the song as well..still listening to it every other day.. bdw, i've been waiting for ever for Kangana Ranaut-Imtiaj Ali Tape-Cast..when is it gonna come out ???

[@Fahim19]

I would like to communicate with you. Can I get your email address?

[@mayuresh813]

Hats off to imtiaz sir, Ranbir, Deepika and everyone who was a part of this masterpiece of emotional, thought provoking and cult film. Just a big big thank you for this film

[@aniketburman21]

Very well described the scenes. As a director, it becomes very important to go to the deepest level of emotional state to sense the written scene and then articulate it to the actors in a language in which is they understand it properly. Imitiaz Ali is really an artist. He understands art so well that every depiction of him for any character becomes remarkable, be it Heer from JWM or Bunny from YJHD, or this Ved character here. Layers are there from all perspectives - Cinematography, composition, lyrics, lights, background environment, clothing, expressions, tones, sound - everything is so thoughtful that it ultimately describes the scene well

[@pranav_chalotra]

There are people like this character (Ved) in our society.. It's not bipolar.. It's frustration, suffering, pain of individual who has no idea that what the hell is going on in his/her life

[@abhishekkongari4445]

And more then 2 years of the movie still rulling hearts thanks for the movie imtihaz sir

[@TheMugGujarat]

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[@Vik4404]

Absolutely love that scene, Imtiaz! Its beautifully acted and captured. Beautiful work with lighting set up as well!! Love the stories and moments you bring up on screen! Thank you very very much Film Companion for doing such a great work!!! You guys are really awesome. Lots of love!

[@veerjangid367]

Imtiaz sir is a gift to the industry.. its not everyone's cup of tea to understand his work...

[@monicagoplani]

I wish he also took us inside that scene just before the interval outside the restaurant when Tara confronts Ved and leaves him. 💔

[@mitali888]

This has been my favourite since the day I’ve watched. It is so relatable in some ways

[@mausamgurung2926]

Thank you Imitiaz Ali ,Ranbir,Deepika entire crew cast for the masterpiece 🙏🙌

[@LailaB1909]

oh my heart! i cannot express what this movie and specifically this scene, does to me. thank you sir. may you continue making masterpieces like Tamasha & Highway. huge love and respect for your style. nobody like you!

[@NBKIAR]

Thank god for imtiaz ali. I mean without this director we wouldn't have the opportunity to see film like this in bollywood which presents the realistic situations in a dramatic way.

[@rajakrishnan804]

The way he explains abt deepika's emotions nd her acting 🥺😩 No one could do justice to tara other than deepika 💜

[@rileniles1565]

brilliantly performed,shot exceptional background score.just everything about this scene is perfect.nd tamasha itself is a masterpiece.

[@shilpasekhar6287]

I am already emotional and having goosebumps 😍😍😍what a scene.... Hatsoff guys...owwww

[@TheSonchha]

I loved this film the first time I watched it and knew it that it’s a cult film. Iconic scene, great acting, story telling, direction, cinematography and the magic of Rahman. How can anyone not like this beautiful film?

[@zaccazagged]

Thank you so much for sharing the insights, the process and the trivia. Loved it. I love the song. And 'Tamasha' happens to be a favorite film of mine that I can watch again and again.

[@karishmatiwari7798]

This movie is a masterpiece ! Everything about it is brilliant ♥️ we should credit each and every one related to this film, thank you to all of them❤️ It will always be my favourite film