8 Very Unpopular Indian Movie Opinions All Of You Might Hate Me For!

There are always going to be debates around several topics of indian celebrities and #Bollywood movies. I just thought of extending the debate beyond the hindi film industry and talking about several other language industries, do write down your unpopular opinions in the comments below. I hope you like the unpopular bollywood movie opinions.
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[@saachiminocha8826]

As Rajpal Yadav said that bad actors become casting directors, I feel like good actors, if they just play a comedic role in one movie, they become sidelined to just comedy and to bring an element of fun in a film.

[@alomm9789]

Not all.... Abhishek Banerjee is casting director also a great actor.

[@parthsarthimuranjan9069]

@@alomm9789 he said become a casting director

[@kanikastillthinking2411]

Also vicky played a comedic role in sanju still didn't got sidelined

[@alomm9789]

@@parthsarthimuranjan9069 i know for a fact that in India there is a category called comedic actor... Very bad... But do not get into these CONSPIRACY THEORY about sidelined and bullshit...

[@naudogyara9271]

2000s Bollywood was definitely better. Then they just made films. Not a "brave" or "bold" film. They wanted to say something, and they said it without ever sounding preachy. I'm still shocked at how Swades holds up where it makes me reflect but at the same time makes me proud of being an Indian. Now THAT is a true patriotic film.

[@thebombspayloadisexposed]

It's my favorite film due to the reason you just stated, among others.

[@farwakhan4423]

I agree with this one. Those movies defined Bollywood and what the essence of Bollywood was. Now everyone has moved towards so much commercial masala that the essense of Bollywood is lost. What I loved about it back then is that it presented normal characters and people being put into difficult circumstances. Or normal characters wading through life's problems. It was down to earth, it was pure and it was magical.

[@anubratoroy749]

Unpopular opinion: I think Sanjay Leela Bhansali has really limited himself to historical epics. I love his work wholeheartedly but I kind of miss the artist who gave us small-scale gems that stand the test of time. Movies like Black, Guzarrish were beautiful stories that didn't require jumping into the grand bit of spectacle. He is one of the most in-demand directors in Bollywood and fairly can do anything he wants. So I hope that he does something new, maybe a story set in the present or a low-budget experimental project. I think it'll be worth it

[@anantsharma6365]

Movies like Guzarissh or Black won't get him big numbers consistently, but movies like Padmavat will It's all about the business & that's why art is losing it's value

[@fatimasiddiqui1585]

I heard his next film isn't a historical film. Will be interesting to see how it goes.

[@anubratoroy749]

@@fatimasiddiqui1585 pardon me I'm unaware of it. I thought his next project was "Heeramandi" with Netflix.

[@kushagratiwari7751]

@@anubratoroy749 yea and then Baiju bawra again period drama

[@anerbanbhattacharjee]

I feel we as audience our responsible for this shift from art based films to commercial hits because I remember Guzaarish had clashed with Dabang at that time and no doubt Dabangg was a very massy and entertaining film but seeing the audience preferring Dabangg over Guzaarish was something that shouldn't have happened😢 But yes I feel content based films in bollywood are still being made for for example Pad man , Toilet , Neerja , Pink , Raid , Andhadun , Article 15 , Gangubai , ludo and many more . The only thing these projects need is our support . Yes we should support the big budget Masala films like Pathaan , Bhool bhulaiyaa 2 , War , Tiger , Jawan , Animal etc . But at the same time by supporting all these content driven films , we need to make the producers feel confident in taking risks and exploring variety of content along with mass entertainers . As the post pandemic releases are only restricted to remakes and mass entertainers , it's clear that producers are scared of taking risks as there is a lot of money involved and they obviously wouldn't want their ventures to fail which is restricting them from exploring varied contents . I feel bollywood as an industry has immense potential. The only thing they need us our support towards the content driven films which will inturn enable them to take risks in the future

[@zeeshaanzalgaonkir1461]

Very Unpopular Opinion: Jubin Nautiyal is becoming severely overrated, he releases a new music video almost every week and he sounds the same in almost all of them. Also his remakes never live up to the gravitas of the originals.

[@GajananPalande]

That's a popular opinion 😅🤣

[@mr.psk.972]

Exactly I am big fan of his humanva mere,Chitthi,Tujhe kitna chahe but nowadays he is just recreating old popular songs which is completely unnecessary.

[@Quick_Vidoes]

And Mohit Chauhan severally under rated.

[@nishantnrs271]

Definitely agree with the last point! 2000s movies felt fresh, while most of 2010s movies felt like just formula films made to boost Box Office collections

[@dhruvmenon6989]

@@baidicsarkar2087 2003-2012 was the best decade of bollywood imo

[@ivy_pahari]

Damn I am so excited for the hypothetical psychotic crime thriller starring Johnny Lever. Just imagining him doing all sorts of psychopathic stuff and then laughing like a manic gives me chills, literal chills.

[@fahadrehman4405]

Some joker shit right there

[@beingsarcastic9310]

But according to me he can pull of Joe pesi character comic and maniac like in Goodfellas

[@fahadrehman4405]

@Abhinav a middle class man done with his life the only joy he gets is from doing these psychopathic stuff

[@69_pigeons_in_a_trenchcoat]

Just imagine it following two PoVs: one of Lever's character, and one of his rival (and possibly ex) played by Gajraj Rao who is a hardboiled detective with a drinking problem, kids that left him because he was too harsh on them, and no goal in life before getting this case The cat-and-mouse would be INTENSE!

[@honeydudeify]

@@69_pigeons_in_a_trenchcoat I like your plot but sharab mat daalo yaar.. protagonist with a drinking / PTSD has been done to death in crime thrillers

[@nishitd]

Jammy: I'll present unpopular opinions Also Jammy: ***presents agreeable opinions***

[@69_pigeons_in_a_trenchcoat]

Nah, I disagree with the YJHD one But the rest... 👀

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

👀

[@moviesbay6481]

@@69_pigeons_in_a_trenchcoat same here

[@sakibshahriar1850]

YJHD truly is overrated

[@shaleensrivastava7540]

@@baidicsarkar2087 I don't think it's the maturity... because even if you consider that mature people don't believe in romance...which I don't think btw...there are kids who are simultaneously becoming teenagers as well...and hollywood romcoms are quite popular in india right.. I feel that the problem is the storyline obviously... which is not changing with time...and also the actor is still behaving like a college student...in his 40's and 50's...just with new actresses...which just doesn't look effortless romance ...and I don't have anything against age gap...but if there is such a huge age gap....either change the actor...or modify the story stating the same age...like Nishabd...

[@jojosoni]

Jammy: "i"m gonna talk about opinion for which all of you will hate me" Doesn't give any unpopular opinion at all

[@theblueoftheskies1851]

Bunny and Naina's romance seemed quite contrived in YJHD. Unlike Wake Up Sid where Sid and Aisha had an entire journey together.

[@jelliclesongs]

agreed

[@nehavaish1994]

Sid and Aisha were like Adam n Eve ❤️

[@Anna-bx2wm]

@Raman Sharma Sweet niblets! Why do people blame everything on Teenage girls?

[@Anna-bx2wm]

@Raman Sharma To be honest Bollywood never truly realized what a chick flick is, they just simply ridiculed this genre for their profit. Btw the movies you have mentioned aren't even chick flicks, they're Rom-coms and Romantic films, the only film I'd consider a chick flick is YJHD which isn't that bad to honest but has a very unrealistic ending

[@usernamesareoverrated6659]

@Raman Sharma chick flicks can be great though if they are done right for example Heather's , mean girls and legally blonde but bollywood don't know how to make them the only good chick flick in bollywood that comes in my mind is queen probably

[@lizzymillymizzy2680]

Unpopular opinion 👀 Not all star kids are: > entitled terrible actors > have roles handed on a silver platter > ungrateful for the opportunities presented to them > have poor personalities off screen Being a star kid comes with the privilege of having a key & foot in the door as well as high level connections, but as Jammy has previously stated in videos, pure talent breeds staying power.

[@saketasrit5775]

Ranbir Kapoor is the prime example Alia Bhatt is or was a good actor

[@MaheshSharma-kq3bl]

Yeah but opportunities these star kids get not everyone does.... Also I agree not all star kids are shitty example is Vardhan Puri like for me that's strongest debut performance by star kid still didn't get enough attention to the movie.....

[@AmanSingh-ld1xs]

If they are guided and mentored well they will definitely turn out to be humble, down to earth and appreciate the privilege they have.

[@rini9325]

That's not really unpopular, plenty of people have that opinion

[@bhargavipba]

Agreed! During the entire nepotism debacle what I kept thinking was that 'nepotism' has given us great artists and just because they have famous parents doesn't mean that we can completely ignore that they are themselves very talented. The debate was too black and white.

[@chinmayeemahapatra7184]

Unpopular opinion: Glamorising Encounter in Cop movies isn't right. Because in reality hardly any influenced person gets killed by encounter. Mostly the poor ignorant people get encountered. Stop glamorising police officers who encounter and take the justice in their own hand.

[@sheetalsinha2971]

True af....

[@dishanttank5419]

But arent most of those films true stories like shootout at lokhandwala and Shootout at wadala?

[@sheetalsinha2971]

@@dishanttank5419 I think she is talking in general not specifying...

[@chinmayeemahapatra7184]

@@sheetalsinha2971 yupps like Singham

[@sheetalsinha2971]

@@chinmayeemahapatra7184 ya....

[@anupriyachoudhary3797]

I would definitely love to see Johny lever as a psycho character. Ritesh was really good in the Ek Villain movie as an antagonist. So bored of seeing actors getting stereotyped and only playing one kind of roles. It should definitely change. Also one unpopular opinion I so want Akshay Kumar to stop doing films right now! It's like he's everywhere and only doing films because of the money factor.

[@anitaboyle6778]

I Agree on the akshay Part.

[@anantsharma6365]

At least Akshay has always been honest about it & doesn't try to sugarcoat the commercial aspect of his choices, but I would really want him to start putting in more effort bcoz I know he has the potential to give good performances Now he has started to feel like a Salman Khan with above average scripts

[@fidhafidha1194]

I totally agree with your opinion about 'comedic actors. ' They are often categorised as comedians and not actors, being a malayali,I have had the privilege to see the new age of malayalam cinema which has shown us the potential of comedic actors. Indrans, suraj venjaramood and mamokkoya are all such examples. And congrats on 1M!!!!!

[@alexgeorge9617]

മൂസ is a legend....

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Im sure the audience was so proud to see Indrans and Suraj kill it in films like Home and The Great Indian Kitchen

[@fidhafidha1194]

We sure are! 😊

[@johnwick-rl7xe]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Indrans had a small role on 'anjaam paathira' and trust me ...that was unexpected and next level

[@alexandrarose149]

Innocent is another actor who has displayed immense range, but is usually remembered for his comedic roles. I remember being absolutely heartbroken by his death in the movie vesham with mammooty ❤️

[@kunalanand4781]

The fact that Akshay Kumar pitches himself as this fitness icon and promotes Kurkure always baffled me. That's why I admire Vidyut. Never involves his name with something he doesn't consume.

[@mrdaman99]

what about horlicks, banao protein ka routine. that ad has been annoying me while watching youtube videos since last year

[@gsscanadiankumarkillerofss6656]

Ye sab paise ke liye kuch bhi bech skte

[@gsscanadiankumarkillerofss6656]

Pehle canadian kumar khud bola tha against protein supplements ke bare me aur baad me fir khud hi bechne laga tha

[@cineholic88]

Kurkure is not that effective like vimal or any other pan masala.

[@notsure3597]

Also revital

[@anoushkanarang2347]

Finally, someone said it. YJHD is unarguably overrated and I don't understand why it is considered one of the best movies of RK when he has done so much better in other movies like Rockstar, Tamasha and Rocket Singh to name a few.

[@dishanttank5419]

I have always felt that!

[@mazharsrk26]

Extremely overrated

[@Quick_Vidoes]

Tamasha handsdown!

[@dishanttank5419]

it still boggles my mind how that film became a blockbuster. Not even a hit or superhit, literally a blockbuster!

[@youtubeonly7271]

Yjhd>Tamasha . And no don't come at me with classes not masses or artistic or whatever

[@ishanbajpai6940]

Personally, Rocket Singh salesman of the year is one movie of Ranbir Kapoor that has just aged like fine wine. That whole movie is just brilliant to me.

[@bakchodbilli4128]

I honestly cringed at the over the top heroism in Vakeel saab and was it really needed in the case of a subject like that. I mean Salman toh yu hi badnaam hain. In the South, blind deification of stars is far more rampant.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I think there is a fear of criticism of the same as well because of the loyal fan base.

[@fidhafidha1194]

I don't think so, directors can easily cast vijay as an actor and not a star but it's the commercial success that matters and the audience of these stars will not 'feel it' unless and until there's a slow motion walk.

[@joickloverforever]

Salman yuhi tho badnaam nahi bro . Let's not joke here. He is extremelyoverrated.

[@TheUnProGamer.]

Not south telugu

[@ChetanSharmadesigner2506]

I already faced criticism from an entire telugu family for criticising the film that it took away the main essence of the film. But not their faul. They actually haven't seen Pink thus have no idea what the original product had started important dialogue on women issues

[@tanaygautam]

May not be that unpopular but : COMEDY IN BOLLYWOOD IS DEAD.

[@vishisht4224]

A BIG YES! We only see the small town regional comedy or unusual situation comedy these days which was good at first but now very predictable, unoriginal and cringy

[@supriyamanoj1985]

Agree, They are trying too hard to be funny and falling flat these days.

[@masteroogway6808]

Yes they don't make movies like Hera pheri,Welcome these days.....

[@Aisha-jj4vz]

After stree,i don't remember the last time i actually laughed while watching a bollywood movie

[@Aisha-jj4vz]

I miss those comedic roles of akshay kumar and those movies with quality humour during 2000s

[@arvinddivakar6690]

Regarding YJHD, i think bunny was like emotionally blackmailed to choose the girl instead of his first love(travelling) and his friends conveying him(directly and indirectly) that his life as a wanderer is not good compared to having a "settled" life was selfish.

[@RD-oo6yq]

This is such an interesting take! Surprised this has very few likes. Bunny was already feeling disjointed from everyone in the second half. And his 'wild child' best friend - who ridiculed the idea of settling down - is getting married. He would obviously compare his life to others and feel pressured to have a semblance of stability. Combined with the fact that he actually comes to term with his dad's death. His emotions were all over the place.

[@komalshree6563]

This comment actually makes sense

[@adarshsc8609]

Tbh i felt the movie showed how your goal being any one extreme (travelling and settling) would make you loose something or the other... For travelling, the goods are shown when ranbir is living his life to the fullest nd the bads is shown with his disconnct among his friends. Overall... What i felt the movie conveyed is that life would be great by exploring, travelling to various places nd hving fun, but it ll only be complete if theres person to love nd be loved, be it partner or friends or family... And maybe, they need some help or time as well, cuz you never know wht hppns with life!!!

[@ishaan6426]

Unpopular opinion: rajkumar rao's acting in moving since stree has been more or less same except from ludo. Looks like he has also sticken to ayushmann formula

[@rini9325]

He has been doing a lot of sub par films lately.

[@yunidhkumar5571]

Not acting , movie choices

[@madhurakulkarni6058]

I agree!!

[@sanjusabu5488]

Really poor movie choices!!

[@rajeevjha8183]

And you watch shahid kai pa che omertza trapped newton aligarh citylights etc all are different movie you cannot compare with ayusman is avarage actor

[@abhiv7279]

The thing about YJHD's Bunny is, it doesn't make sense for a wanderer like him to suddenly drop everything and settle down. He'd definitely revert back to his old ways.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

haan happy ending toh nahi hai. He would always feel he compromised! Can't go cold turkey so easily!

[@koushikraja331]

Not to mention the "oops, now she's not wearing glasses anymore so she's the cool person" bs

[@shampanath3675]

Yes thanks for saying this. I never shipped Bunny and Naina for this. They both had different priorities and shouldnt have committed to each other. Naina is bound to have a heartbreak if they showed the movie realistically further. Nevertheless YJHD is my comfort movie and will remain so specially the trekking part.

[@abhiv7279]

@@TriedRefusedProductions "and they lived happily ever after" stupid logic

[@swatisaini6447]

@@TriedRefusedProductions their marriage won't last long

[@Anonymous-gf5gl]

Unpopular opinion: Jubin Nautiyals songs have now become extremely monotonous and boring. Every song sounds same

[@oreocoffeeshake]

True shit, I always mix up his songs coz all sound same

[@zeeshaanzalgaonkir1461]

I agree 110%

[@yunidhkumar5571]

@@wiseplaya3802 he can sing 😳

[@Vor567tez]

Bull's eye

[@swaadapnadesi971]

Agree!!

[@kingsingh2616]

2000s were the f***ing best. Srk the king at his prime, Akshay making hilarious comedies, Ranbir, Shahid, Hrithik's magnificent start and Amir Khan choosing the most unique stories. And who can forget the music of the decade. Everyone loved bollywood then.

[@malavikam5593]

Unpopular opinion: This is just regarding movies in general, The concept of wearing "glasses" You are either ugly, nerdy, introvert, shy and all you have to do to become popular is remove them and groom better Woliaaaa now from looking like Groot u change to madonna. I absolutely hate this logic esp. When it comes to romantic film.

[@dipayanchoudhury2720]

This opinion is quite popular though

[@malavikam5593]

@@dipayanchoudhury2720 unpopular coz everyone think don't say it

[@shivamjoshi8759]

This opinion would have been unpopular in 2000's or early 2010's, not in this day and age. Since the past few years, this aspect has been parodied and talked about immensely.

[@tathoiclassicalindianbollywood]

Jammy "gets 1M subscribers* Jammy; what can I do to get a couple of unsubscribers! 😂 In all honesty though, this is such a powerful video. This is why you are at 1M. You don't shy away from the important discussions.

[@jelliclesongs]

lmao

[@unapologeticbhakt9562]

Have watched a lot of interviews of Rajpal Yadav and have always marvelled at the profundity of his thoughts and intellectual outlook on life with his spiritual inclination. Same for Sanjay Mishra. Somehow the bufoonery they exude on screen conceals the depth of their souls as persons in reality.

[@lukludom]

B ‘ Hn$

[@Sam_52821]

Hindi mein batao bro kyaa likha aapne?

[@sauravdagaSDaga1984]

Both these graduates are NSD graduates. Rajpal Yadav, I believe was Nawazuddin's batchmate..!!

[@Sam_52821]

@@sauravdagaSDaga1984 Yess..Dono Kalaakar Rashtriya natya vidyalaya se hain

[@josephine1566]

As a centrist on many opinions, I feel your pain Jammy. Life in some sense has become unbearable as it feels like there is no space for people like us anymore. Everything and everyone is extreme. Basic impartial, unbiased and egalitarian values have no place anymore.

[@anantsharma6365]

For one of ur opinion someone will call u a bhakt, & just a few hours later someone will call u a liberandu fr another opinion That's why people like us have stopped discussing things bcoz there's almost no place left fr healthy discussions free of labels, name calling & personal comments

[@josephine1566]

@@anantsharma6365 Exactly. Couldn't have said it better

[@naveensharma99]

Ok this is one comment I can wholeheartedly agree on. Everything has become like a circus for me, where everyone has to be extreme and see others as having hidden agendas while presenting their opinions. Why can't I present my opinion without being labeled as something. Like just take opinions as opinions, if someone doesn't like it, it's ok. Everyone is free to agree or disagree but we can atleast have a discussion and try to understand each other's viewpoints .

[@shaulab]

i totally feel u !! couldnt have said it any better !

[@random_person_on_internet]

Exactly

[@anushkadhungana2800]

Unpopular opinion: Alia Bhatt faced one of the worst character assasination I have ever seen during SSR death unjustly. She got rape threats, unimaginable amount of trolling, hate comments and comments wishing her death. That was mainly for saying Who Sushant which Sonam said. She was blaimed for wishing Sushant dead when she chose to kill him in a game and people conveniently forgot that Varun chose to kill Alia in the same. Saddest part? No one is talking about how unjust it wss to her

[@ishitaaaa5134]

Finally someone spoke up.

[@stevewhite6241]

Kangana didi is to be blamed the most.

[@snehak7180]

Even I think that the actress has a lot of talent and potential which is being being overshadowed by people hating her for nepotism or calling her stupid for just one mistake ( celebrities these days are expected to be intellectual even in a talk show that makes no sense tbh)😂😂 but I think she is shutting mouths with her talent I mean highway being her second film after a movie like soty I already fell in love with her...

[@anushkadhungana2800]

@@stevewhite6241 Arnav was shouting how could Alia say who sushant and screaming. Kangana was nodding along. I know many will say that Alia showed fake emotions by posting that tweet but if you search Alia's Sushant tweets, there are so many tweets about his movies, his birthdays, etc etc and Kangana never even spoke to him. Even if it was fake sympathy she did not deserve that amount of hate.

[@stevewhite6241]

@@anushkadhungana2800 I am speaking against Kangana here. Please understand my comment.

[@msn9832]

Unpopular opinions: 1.remake was a good idea in late 90s and 2000s but now it is a bad idea. 2.boycott trend wont make anything better in film industries.. 3.content»»»stars 4.the political background of an actor or actress doesnt have anything to do with his/her acting skills. 5.people shouting against nepotism dont spend their money to buy tickets for talented outsiders movies. 6.watching movie with subtitles»»watching dubbed movies..

[@rishijagtap2968]

Remake isn't a bad idea if it makes the producers several crores.

[@Ash-dj5ph]

Last one depends on the dub actually. I don't have any examples for Indian movies because I don't watch that much. But a lot of the times in anime or foreign language movies the dubs are pretty good and sometimes even better than subs

[@sanjanadamle23]

@@Ash-dj5ph I think Baahubali is a good dubbed film. Specially Sharad Kelkar's amazing voice of Baahubali.

[@commonsenseii]

Mixed on last point, sometimes i enjoy dubbed. Korean drama's in hindi dub are good, and also some Marvel movies in Native language dubs are far entertaining. But if dub is not available and content is good, of course i would watch it. It's not a excuse but i prefer to watch dub in case of regional movies if its available.

[@ayushivohra4297]

@@commonsenseii which korean hindi dramas are you talking about?? n where do I find them? pls descendants on the sun on zee 5 mat bolna lol

[@keertivardhan9305]

I believe YJHD would have a brilliant ending if, in the end, Naina would have broken up or Friendzoned Bunny because of his sheer insensitivity throughout the movie. And Bunny would have continued with his "happening" life in Europe.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

people would have been fuming lol!

[@shivani8304]

Totally agreed to it❤

[@Dhiraj305]

But the malyalam movie ' ishq' took the unconventional path of ending the movie...not on happy note..like the ending you wanted for yjhd..

[@himanshujoshi5563]

Indian audience won't accept the realistic endings.. they only want rossy happy ending

[@shivani8304]

@@Dhiraj305 yep, premise of ishq was different though

[@spectacledsorcerer]

Unpopular opinion: Prabhas isn't a great on-screen performer, despite having done biggies like Bahubali and Saaho, his credibility as an actor is far off.

[@anantsharma6365]

In Bahubali I felt Rana gave a better performance than Prabhas I haven't watched Saaho (probably never will) but even the trailers made Prabhas look underwhelming as an actor.....same with his dialogue delivery in that new trailer where he's a time traveller

[@spectacledsorcerer]

@@anantsharma6365 Yes very true. Even I haven't watched Sahoo just caught a glimpse of it while it came on TV.

[@vishnuvardhan1392]

Watch his old movies bro

[@apurv4800]

I partially agree with you keeping in mind "Saaho", but i have been watching his movies since a long time and I can assure you that he is a fantastic actor, I think his performance can only be amplified depending upon the quality of the story and the director's take on the script, which was quite evident in Saaho. I don't think there was any scope for the actor to express his acting skills in that movie. I wish he takes up roles that demand his character to be invested emotionally.

[@spectacledsorcerer]

@@apurv4800 Agreed even I've been watching him since childhood and his performance during the initial phase of his career is unquestionable.

[@nehabhageria9877]

Agree so much with the fact that 2000s movies were wayyy better than the ones released in the last decade...half of the "franchise" had their first installment in 2000s which were actually good movies..from golmaal to race to dabangg,singh is king and many more..and not to forget the all time classic welcome...also we got movies like jaane tu ya jaane Na,break ke Baad,3idiots The soundtrack of all those movies everything was fabulous in that time!

[@iam_soumya]

Hindi film industry is saturated with nationalism driven film and biopics. That's why mejor audiences moved to Hollywood productions and korean film/dramas.

[@rini9325]

That's the bandwagon akshay kumar has jumped on.

[@iam_soumya]

@@rini9325 yes.Akshay kumar,and Ajay Devgann and John Abraham and most of all.extreme nationalism and biopic filling making those films blotted and unwatchable.god knows why they never uses a good story,but ultimately we have to watch a masala film,marvel pictures are good. I found korean drama like squid game and itewan class is very grounded and inspiring also thought provoking.

[@anantsharma6365]

@@iam_soumya Hardly 1-2 movies release every year which are related to that nationalism motif....I don't think that would be considered as saturation Biopics I agree has reached saturation bcoz it has been going on fr a long time now & has become repetitive, specially bcoz most of these movies follow a similar pattern of storytelling

[@iam_soumya]

@@anantsharma6365 agree with you, but those 1-2 movie justify cinematic view? Lets bring example of bhuj, Suryabanshi. Both are leaned to nationalism view, but does not the nationalism felt forcefully applied?surprisingly sardar udham is nationalism based biopic but what a mind blowing story! Bollywood recently is just trying to make politically correct movie ,for easy money but left how to present a cinamatic moment, a thought provoking idea,the lingering test which force to watch the movie again. In this case south India getting better.

[@anantsharma6365]

@@iam_soumya my comment was specifically about saturation, not about the quality of films I haven't even watched Bhuj & Suryavanshi but I know those 2 are sub par projects, specially Bhuj bcoz people had big hopes from that movie Same with that new John movie which has the brother fighting brother theme Their quality & their saturation are 2 different issues....I only commented on the latter

[@ani-po1td]

Completely agree with you 2000s Bollywood was just amazing They were many masterpieces like rang de basanti , 3 idiots ( my favourite) , my name is khan , taare zameen par , swades , veer zara , munna bhai series jodha akbhar , yuva, black , dil chata hai , lagaan , lakshya , rock on and many more But 2010s Bollywood 😪😪

[@mrdaman99]

you missed dil chahta hai and lagaan

[@ani-po1td]

@@mrdaman99 damn

[@_sam_ddn]

I would like to add Lakshya and Rock On!! to the list

[@ani-po1td]

@@_sam_ddn 👍

[@ishaan6426]

Hera pheri, khosla ka ghosla, chak de india, omkara, a wednesday, sehar, no smoking etc??

[@commonsenseii]

Pink showed a grounded and realistic portrayal of women, like they haveshades of grey instead of being one dimensional.Vakeel sab just shows them as in every commercial cinema either they are godess or angels or theyre evil.

[@rezo711]

When Jammy said "I willl still listen to Kabira and shed a tear of what ifs in my life".. I felt that 🎶🎵❣️

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

you know it brother

[@eishuno]

I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.

[@Aryan-fo1ls]

Mirzapur used unnecessarily extra abusive dialogues, to cater to a younger audience which is attracted by this. It took away from the authenticity found in something like GOW.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

ooooooooo!!!!!

[@FloralTarotReader]

Agree, yes people do abuse... But not in such gruesome way

[@smedits2705]

Now thats a popular opinion.

[@yunidhkumar5571]

Meme se chal gyi 🤡

[@Aryan-fo1ls]

@@yunidhkumar5571 yEh bHi tHeek hAi

[@aditya281295]

Okay I can be bashed for this but bollywood must give more projects to actors like Aftab Shivdasani and Akshay Khanna, they both have been good in their respective web series in the recent times.

[@ishaan6426]

Aftab did a good job in hungama

[@aditya281295]

@@ishaan6426 true brother

[@shivamjoshi8759]

I am genuinely curious as to why do you think you would be bashed for this opinion?

[@DB-sq7lu]

People like bunny exist. I was constantly compared to bunny by my friends for being fiercely independent and individualistic at the cost of losing touch with family and friends. With YJHD, they showed how people like bunny eventually regret their life choices. This movie made me rethink about my life choices too. So yeah! This movie is convenient because of how everything works out for bunny but the film's message has never lost on me.

[@rini9325]

The way I see it, the movie was basically villianising individuality and at the same time glamorizing it's charms. I thought the overall message was confused. It was clear that bunny was supposed to be shown as selfish for wanting to fulfill his dream.

[@aritraroy2701]

@@rini9325 That is actually what I love the most about that movie. There is indeed a certain charm in that individual mentality. Has both pros and cons.

[@DB-sq7lu]

@@rini9325 Exactly, This movie has its issues but I think its all about living that perfect balanced life when in reality you have to choose one way and bear the consequences.

[@dishanttank5419]

still doesnt take away from the fact the film is overrated! Its was very juvenile

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

Unpopular Opinion: KGF is just over the top nonsense. I mean who wrote its dialogue “If you are bad, then I am your dad” I did better justice to thirsty crow in elementary.

[@yunidhkumar5571]

It's a masala movie , not a art movie what do you expect . Firstly rocky tries to flirt with the girl and later in the movie lectures about manhood lmao

[@c.naipal6669]

Well its a different genre This type of movie is made for masses Focusing on the entertainment value instead of realistic content

[@abhishekshetty1608]

@@yunidhkumar5571 The Cringe was real when Rocky Says Congratulations and the girl asks why to which he replies *I Love You*

[@AdityaSingh-ck9jm]

@@abhishekshetty1608 in the defence , I would just say ..... Every pick up line is cringey enough

[@AmeyaOnline]

Haha

[@kavyapant5506]

Remember when Pierce Brosnan was apparently tricked into endorsing Pan Bahar😂😂

[@iamkrishna17]

Moneyy!!

[@ibnuabbasmusthaq4117]

I think pierce brosnan didn't knew its side effects and soon withdrew from the contract

[@Vor567tez]

Wait he actually did!! I thought it was fever dream or something!

[@kritika6459]

Naina rejecting bunny & friend zoning him would have honestly made it more sense.., thats what he deserved for acting selfish. Tho their chemistry of deepika and ranbir s is remarkable.

[@nishitd]

The issue with Vakeel Saab is the exact same issue with Chandramukhi, Manichitrazhu's Tamil remake. In Manichitrazhu, or even in Bhool Bhulaiya, Mohan Lal or Akshay Kumar don't enter the movie until half way run-time, but Chandramukhi opens with Rajinikanth, taking away from the central mystery of the story.

[@punamjaiswal9865]

Unpopular opinion:Dhoom 2 is the best action movie in India.Man the entire chase sequence using the roller skates was amazing even though it might have been unrealistic but convincing.

[@surabhivardam8455]

I normally hate chase scenes in any action movie, but dhoom 2 had one of the best ones. Old man hrithik goes in the manhole, comes out skating on the Mumbai roads, bike and helicopter chases him while he blends into the crowd with the classic dhoom whistle. Nothing beats it.

[@ashutoshsingh4806]

Absolutely

[@abhishekpatil5181]

I think war was also Hollywood or wannabe Hollywood action movie I loved watching chase sequences and fight scenes in theaters that I almost felt like watching Hollywood movie Yeah plot was avg but I felt that movie served its purpose

[@kushagratiwari7751]

Not really. For me the main part of action is thrill which it misses significantly.

[@farwakhan4423]

Dhoom 2 is goated on the stacks! It's THE most iconic action movie Bollywood has produced. They just had to ruin everything with Dhoom 3 :///

[@devashreekamble699]

Jab We Met is one of the most loved films...but when I re-watch it as an adult I find 2 things quite interesting...One is the good part and other the bad Good:The film really did add a pinch of reality when Geet the happy go lucky girl,who never really thinks twice,and at times quite impulsive is seen facing the consequences of her rash descisions.The film did show that most of our actions have consequences and wasn't the typical bollywood type wherein the protagonist is always seen right no matter how stupid their descisions were Bad:I really believe Anshuman had the right to behave the way he did the moment Geet without any information just fled to Manali.He was wrong to just let her fend for herself when she was clearly in a mess,but having said that I believe it is okay for partners to expect some maturity from the other in their relationship.Making him the bad guy wasn't right.I mean if the genders were swapped any guy behaving like geet would be criticized

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

My unpopular take. I love that film. But 90% of the time "Adityas" will get friendzoned. Its just as Anshuman was such an air head & so insensitive that it led to Geet finally considering him.

[@swatisaini6447]

@@TriedRefusedProductions 'aditya' guys get freindzoned when girls want 'bad boys'. No mature woman will reject aditya

[@rini9325]

@@TriedRefusedProductions That's not the problem. You're making this into a good guy versus bad guy and who the girl always chooses problem. That's not the case here. Geet and anshuman were friends, and she hadn't confessed before she met aditya. Geet already was in love with anshuman when she met aditya. She was already in love, and devoted to that one guy. She didn't have the option before. So how could she look at aditya that way? It's not her fault. Calling it "friend zone" is basically blaming geet for something that isn't her fault. It's incredibly difficult to get over someone, even if their behavior is shitty, when you're deeply attached to them. Geet was like that. And we could clearly see that she was an immature hopeless romantic. And women aren't obliged to look at every male who breathes near them as a potential love interest, and neither should men feel entitled to that. Which of course, works the other way around as well.

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

No one is really mature till they turn 30.

[@cornflakee]

@@rini9325 this is so well articulated!

[@pankajsoni9572]

The last movie you mentioned "khosla ka ghosla" is such a gem

[@piyush7867]

Unpopular opinion: Guzaarish is an awesome movie and hritik was phenomenal in it!

[@tarunmongia7018]

Just noticed that all my favourite films are from 2000-2010. Nostalgia is definitely a factor but still I had a tear in my eye when you added the photos of Wednesday and khosla ka ghosla

[@therohanbhandari]

Unpopular Opinion: Few of the Nepotism Products are far better than the few outsiders

[@ani-po1td]

This is a popular opinion for sure

[@ishita2108]

This def is a popular opinion

[@Nikrawgamerzz]

Infact some of them are even better than most of the outsiders(90%).For example Konkona Sen Sharma,tabu and even ranbir kapoor

[@beingsarcastic9310]

Yes , but people have a misconception that ye star kid he ise acting nahi ata ye kya but i have seen my own friends arguing alia can't act not watching any of her movies like they are confirmational biased .

[@sharanyaray2454]

@@beingsarcastic9310 this misconception started when ssr died

[@ramasuryamjalamanchili9156]

Disclaimer: I don't mean to criticize Punjab/Punjabis in any way. Unpopular opinion: Is it just me, or most of the Bollywood movies are more focused on punjabi accent, than normal Hindi? And why is that irrespective of the locality of the characters where they live in, in the movie (Why not be like "If you're in Rome, be a Roman").

[@dibyankjaiswal6358]

I thought its me only whi have witnessed this!

[@rini9325]

Can you give examples please?

[@vp98215]

i agree... i am so done with the overuse of Punjabi in bwood songs... i miss good hindi/urdu lyrics in bwood movies...

[@girishc96]

It has been the case since the past 10 years now. Even if a story is based in UP there would be a Punjabi song and Punjabi slang on the movies.

[@ohrachelgirl]

I totally agree to this. Why punjabi words in movies and songs

[@snowflakes7344]

I'm no expert on the subject, but I genuinely feel the music album of a movie can influence it's viewership. Better music, more hype. For example Ae dil hai mushkil was a okay movie (for me atleast), but it got so much of hype for it's great music, and will always be remembered for it's outstanding album. Considering that, I wonder why producers (or whoever's in charge) aren't investing in better music.

[@rini9325]

that's honestly a really good point. Often we see great movies with some really forgettable music in it.

[@sheetalsinha2971]

If you see 2000s era movies with masterpiece songs were so much hyped..mahsrsh Bhatt film used that formula ...that formula is bit outdated now..now social media and meme influence the hype of movie...

[@abhishekpatil5181]

Aa dil hai mushkil was such idiotic movie I regret watching it yeah songs only caried the movie

[@peng2180]

fitoor was one of the best movies, and the dialogue delivery, soundtracks, even the aristocracy portrayed by young version of katrina was immaculate. starting from tabu's acting, Katrina's hair color and the last scene where katrina and aditi roy kapoor meet, everything was beautiful. won't say it was perfect,but you know not everything artistic has to be perfect. being kashmiri i enjoyed every part of the movie, and yess it wasn't the best representation of kashmir or kashmiri people, but still it wasn't that bad.

[@rashmitabarik9604]

I agree with you 👍

[@peng2180]

@@rashmitabarik9604 ☺

[@shrutimogre2846]

Fitoor is one of the most aesthetically pleasing movie bollywood could ever make. other than that the characters, the acting, the plot,everything was commendable! all in all it was definitely a very much above average movie!

[@rajeevjha8183]

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣 race 3 also masterpiece 🤣🤣

[@dishanttank5419]

yes fitoor was a good film! Kalank, Love Aaj Kaal 2 and Bombay Velvet werent bad films either!

[@Tanushree_Saha_26]

I agree to the last point. Truly... It isn't like now good music or films aren't present, it's just that the ambience some films at that time is being missed✨❤

[@2-AProduction24_27]

When Jammy said 2000's Bollywood is better than 2010's Bollywood I just went into a flashback of some beautiful movies and melodious songs.

[@mrdaman99]

same here

[@Tanmayee_Kawali]

The thing with Bunny and Naina. Thank God someone said it. I felt like I was the only one who'd went, "wth!" Naina deserved better, humans.

[@pacifikx]

Another opinion When people like Rhea Chakraborty get in trouble (less famous) nobody come at there rescue or raise the voice but when something happens to any Superstar or there relatives , everybody becomes vocal.

[@rini9325]

I'm guessing you're referring to aryan khan? I agree with rhea as well, people made her a villian, despite there being no proof against her? If there had been concrete proof, she would've been convicted by now. Then why do people insult her still? I'm not taking sides, I don't care about rhea whatsoever. But it seems unfair to deem someone a villian when there's no proof against them. Why are we all trying to give our verdict anyway. We're not police.

[@abhishekpatil5181]

Both are stars or closely related with big names I think we shouldn't give f that if they're are arrested or not? Yeah I did same mistake in involving myself in SSR case now I regret wasting my time on it Neither Aryan nor Rhea will come to save u if u r arrested for fake case. They have big connections and they know how to come out. And they aren't kept with other criminals they always remain in touch with their close ones unlike us if we get arrested. Now for me they are just bunch actors for me and I'm not wasting my time in involving in their personal opinion or issues

[@anupamaMall]

Suryavanshi was overhyped just because theaters were opening 🙂

[@rushabhone1]

Suryavanshi was a horrible movie :/ They could have cut about 20 minutes of the movie but oh well.

[@prashant2144]

But this movies is not bad either like radhe

[@anupamaMall]

@@prashant2144 Please our bar shouldn't be that low 😭

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

There is merit to that, I agree.

[@kshitipatipadhan1769]

Sooryavanshi wait for 18 month to release after releasing its trailer...this is special case....the hype for this movie was more before pandamic...and it had potential to cross 300cr..it had potential for a bumper opening..bumper weekend even in its original non holiday date...may be many people sad bz of its success bt the reality is this movie suffered a lot during pandamic then any other movie...so if you think it was overhyped.. that definitely the movie deserved..

[@shreeya3789]

Bunny is the main character for a reason, no one escapes his charm. Some fictional characters are so lovable you just excuse everything they do. Both in the movie and the audience. You don't need to be morally perfect to be loved, no one is.

[@shampanath3675]

Everyone loved Bunny cause he is charming and handsme. That's it. Pretty privilege.

[@dhaneshshetty4968]

oh i love this comment

[@atharvadeshpande6907]

@@shampanath3675 I mean if you're charming I think you deserve to be well liked. It's a skill worth learning lmao. But yeah pretty privilege was definitely a reason.

[@rini9325]

@@shampanath3675 and he exudes confidence because of that. Bunny ki toh zindagi hi aasan hai.

[@rini9325]

@@atharvadeshpande6907 definitely

[@hobicheekz7645]

i was really shocked when Amitabh Bacchan did the add for paan masala. He himself confessed that only 25 percent of his liver works...he sticks to nibu paani and no soda and then booom PAN MASALA

[@rini9325]

paise mere dost paise 🤑

[@amlinprinson5000]

Paise ka chakkar

[@kartikrai3434]

Jammy, your reviews and critique are getting so polished and nuanced by the day. Completely getting hooked on what you have to say, word by word. You should be doing podcasts as well. It will be amazing 😊

[@mansisharma2536]

For sure, the 2000s were far better than the 2010s. With actors whom we consider the stars of Bollywood are now majorly featuring in mindless comedy or some biopic rather than taking up projects which does justice to their craft (obviously there are exceptions). And creators with good projects are turning to OTT platforms and the commercial space is just left with one kind of genre.

[@lovepreetlarrysingh4243]

i MISS MY SHAHID FROM 2000'S SALMAN 2000'S AND AKSHAY THEY WERE THE BEST

[@spacemann1425]

I disagree. That is honestly nostalgia speaking. Simply quality wise 2010s Bollywood movies>2000s Bollywood movies. Not by a lot, but yes.

[@lovepreetlarrysingh4243]

@@baidicsarkar2087 badmassh company was a really good movies

[@karthikrao5100]

Yes, 2000s bollywood was about entertainment, whereas 2010s is mostly about preachy movies which are trying to teach us something rather than entertain us. Hence the audience is getting fed up of being preached again and again instead of getting entertained. However, the early 2010s (2010-2012) was good, it's from mid 2010s (From 2013) that it started becoming preachy and political.

[@iamajay1]

@@baidicsarkar2087 there is no art to movies anymore, everything is formula now. Either put a message or a star at the center with remakes of old songs

[@tejastare5540]

But you know the sad part is, all the actors who had great comedic sub plots, when bought together to make a pure comedy film as leads would actually disappoint, content wise and also financially

[@anantsharma6365]

That's bcoz each one of them have a different style of comedy that doesn't mix well together.....also a major contributor ws poor writing bcoz it's very tough to write a good comedy Movies that use comedy sporadically work better than movies that try to have every second scene as a comedy scene

[@Vor567tez]

It can work but they have to write a good one but as for finance I don't think it will make 200cr but will definitely will be a hit.

[@snehakuku]

Thank god you said truth about Ye Jawani hai Deewani Hokum. I couldn’t fathom the love Bunny as character got, Naina being stuck in love with and not able to move on we borderline toxic characters I have watched.

[@Reet1536]

Yess he did highlighted an important point and yes we give big weightage to this kind of characters one fine example being Glorification of Sunny Kaushal in Shiddat or Shahid as Kabir.

[@snehakuku]

@@Reet1536 The reason society endures these characters is a signal to us as society that how people have deep mental issues such as codependences etc. But, movies such as this manage to sugarcoat it in romance, love and relationships which involves cuteness. What a humbug!

[@utkarshmomula5644]

bro i completely love your opinion on the polarization of the world, so on point

[@beingnavn5532]

I agree with you about Yeh Jawani.. & I also like to listen Kabira & ilahi, especially while I am traveling.. 😇

[@siriuslyobsessedwithbenbar208]

Okay so this might be highly controversial . So pls don't start a debate about it in the reply section . In Marathi industry they usual only cast upper caste people and once a director had voiced out his opinion on as too why he only casts upper cast people , he got negligible backlash but this issue was soon forgotten because the mainstream media wasn't talking about it .

[@shubhamtiwari7008]

which castes are forward castes in maharashtra

[@yashrajgaikwad5629]

@@shubhamtiwari7008 let's better Not Talk about It.

[@speakingmymind7970]

ooo I remember, he also added that how one jeweler wanted only upper cast model to work in ad campaign. I guess lockdown is reason this topic never received light. Another unpopular opinion - Nothing big happened in Marathi industry after SAIRAT.

[@sanjusabu5488]

That happens in Tamil too, heard a lot about it in the film companion roundtable of tamil directors

[@zenaanand831]

I’ve been watching your content since 2017, and it’s insane to me that you only just reached 1 million. Your content has always been of a high caliber!

[@itsmebhavya]

Thanks for including oye lucky.., jane tu.., kaminey, khosla ka ghosla, a Wednesday in the end!!! It brought back so many memories with a refreshment..

[@SumitMirpuri]

Finally someone agrees that YJHD is overrated

[@arghamodak21]

You were never overrated for us !! We always agreed with your views,, yet we love to debate in your comments 🤭🤣

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Would not want it any other way!

[@nidhibagari3250]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Also, even though we debate, the TRP comment section is, hands down, one of the most healthy places on internet I've come across where people either debate respectfully or just agree to disagree. But I rarely see it getting nasty. Something I whole heartedly appreciate 🙏

[@janvikhattar485]

@@nidhibagari3250 True😅

[@pranjalchavan5876]

Unpopular opinion:- Dawat-e-ishq is a really good film with very different topic. Aditya parineeti have nailed it. Also the Sajid Wajid music is also has a blend of sufi and qawwali kind of taste. I personally enjoyed the movie alot.

[@shubhasharma6245]

Oh exactly, I really liked the movie, and it's truly not popular

[@rabailjamal3426]

Great video! Would really like if you delve into the 2000s > 2010s Bollywood and make a detailed video about this topic. All in all always love your content!

[@arushitiwari7527]

Never thought I'd see the mention of MAIN MERI PATNI AUR WOH on the channel .... It's such a simple yet beautiful film... And what you said about comedic actors being actors first is sooo true, I mean everyone knows how brilliant rajpal yadav is in comedy films but his performance in this film as this insecure and underconfidant guy just made me realise what heck of an actor he truly is!!

[@novkalp21185]

Seriously such a beautiful movie

[@anantsharma6365]

Only good actors can do good comedy as it's one of the hardest things to do as an actor....others can ham or do physical comedy, but can't generate the same laughter purely through their acting capabilities

[@user-qt3sb7ex2f]

Unpopular opinion : Sardar Udham though an ace in its story, cinematography and performances, could have been a hour and a half shorter. I literally dozed off twice towards the end of the movie and had to rewind and rewatch certain scenes.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

oooo, that's definitely an unpopular opinion. In contrast, I was quite invested. Each to their own of course

[@ramakrishnamayya2678]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Same here

[@anamika5772]

Felt the movie was stretched too long.

[@amandash3101]

Won't agree... But 20-25 mins less could have made it a true masterpiece.

[@harigovindmenon9508]

There were moments when I realized that the movie is pretty lengthy but it never felt disjointed in any way. I was pretty hooked till the very end.

[@nisahkarhse4998]

Eagerly waiting for your next indian serial review video. cant stress enough on how much I relate with u and ur opinions!

[@chandanam5879]

congratulations on 1 million subs!!!! you deserve this

[@puneetsuryawanshi8067]

I think thalaivi was more of a masala movie with two big names. Just saying.

[@Nikrawgamerzz]

Unpopular opinion Nowadays audience are judging actors performaces on bases of their political ideologies or how he/she behaves towards interviews/paparazzi.

[@stevewhite6241]

Unpopular opinion: Only Indians are obsessed with Imdb rating. Hollywood doesn't care about it anymore.

[@Nikrawgamerzz]

@@stevewhite6241 true 👍

[@anantsharma6365]

@@stevewhite6241 Hollywood cares more about Rotten tomatoes than India cares about IMDB

[@stevewhite6241]

@@anantsharma6365 producers judge movies from RT in Hollywood. Imdb is just a spam fest these days.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

The 2000s was more well-rounded. The 2010s was just a major hodgepodge.

[@vardhandhoble6369]

YOUR'E BRAVE JAMMY. CONTINUE WE WILL ALWAYS SUPPORT YOU.

[@adityaparmar6433]

Hate you? Absolutely no!! I understand that we can't put our opinions on everyone and courage you have to tell them publicly in this Twitter age instead gives me a lot of respect for you. Keep up the good work Jammy 👏👍 All the best for future👍👍

[@harshita6500]

The way I ran to watch this as soon as I got the notification

[@ishaankumar3895]

Good for you

[@shubhamjadhav9983]

It's pants down the best 1M subs video Jammy. I mean Hands down. I think ab instagram bhi follow kr lena chahiye.

[@vinnienanda]

I have always loved comedic actors like Rajpal Yadav, Paresh Rawal and Sanjay Mishra. They have such good potential but are often reduced to comedic story plot. I love Paresh Rawal, he has a huge range apart from doing comedic roles. Honestly comedic actors are also actors and have much better talent than our so called heroes. It’s sad that Bollywood often typecast actors.

[@janvikhattar485]

Can't agree more!!!

[@legendarymortarplayer9453]

Man I remember subscribing to this channel when you had like 100k subscribers. Really happy for you. I hope you grow even more.

[@kinzahayat8164]

Totally agree with YJHD point...I love the movie and the only movie in which I like Ranbir Kapoor's acting (not a fan of his acting generally) but the movie was wayyyy unrealistic... they could never end up together happily...their jobs are poles apart and so the ending is just basically dono ko krdo saath, konsa saath reh lenge!

[@povyourereadingmyusername]

I just love listening to you. The way you speak is so soothing

[@aathi1829]

You just made me a vision to take the indian cinema & hidden power of it.. You just open my mind man...

[@anuraag_creations]

Why don't you add Assamese Filmography to your lists as well. ...there are lots of people from Assam who follow you or click your videos in regular basis. ..just saying

[@Anonymous-xc3qu]

I partially agree with the last opinion. The music in the 2000s was surely much better. While in terms of movie content, it is bit difficult to tell which one was better, since both the eras had many gems to offer (from different genres). Apart from that I agree with all other opinions (I haven't watched YJHD in a long time, so will have rewatch that before commenting).

[@ani-po1td]

It used to be original

[@bhanuraja6479]

@@ani-po1td Don was remake and so its song " Khaike paan banaras wala". And at that time also many felt that nothing can beat Amitabh Bachchan in movie and Kishore Kumar in the song. So yeah I think it's a matter of generation. People love their generation songs. This rr will always be there

[@ani-po1td]

@@bhanuraja6479 agree In 2000s Bollywood, remix used to be good as well But now we know how remix are

[@vinodun123]

I was never fan of the Yeh Jawani ending and felt Ranbir was manipulated into coming back. He looked visibly unhappy 😂. On a side note, What if Tamasha is a sequel to Yeh Jawani Hai Diwani... 🤔

[@akshay07arya]

Absolutely spot on, especially with Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani!!👌👏

[@giennavievlarent5360]

I appreciate how you work towards educating yourself around the various film industries within India as well as do a holistic view and objective view It is why you deserve every success! I feel good I found a likeminded neutral filmbuff

[@samarthmath2952]

Unpopular opinions- 1)Bollywood will never change .The stars will never experiment with scripts. The reason being there is no hunger for art .Everything is treated as tool to make money. I get the same feeling with Marvel movies. 2) Rajkumar Rao is starting to walk the same road as ayushman khurana. 3)Creators like Rahi anil barwe will never be funded to their true potential.

[@sidhantmohapatra5145]

Truely unpopular opinions

[@raghavchohda7290]

Rahi Anil barwe deserves loads of accolades and appreciation for his herculean efforts to bring a masterpiece like TUMBAD.

[@amlinprinson5000]

Agreed on Rajkumar Rao's fact

[@kc5297]

Appreciate your work Jammy

[@namu4380]

Congratulations for 1M subscribers 🎉🎊

[@MiMi-yc1ek]

Vakeel sab honestly disappointed me because of the heroism and the fact that the main focus is on PK rather than the story or the message of the movie itself. So I can strongly agree with you .

[@apurv4800]

Weel that explains why the movie did not do financially well in comparison to most of his duds

[@sidratariq3751]

Your views on 2000s>2010s is so spot on I just want to add another point on this that the 2000s movies give you a good happy vibes despite the main story there were more areas explored in those movies the freshness these movies have is still unbeatable every great movie of 2000s were totally different from other but still contain the great message of humanity. These movies shows character from every class and still create un forgetful impact of them in audience still now but in 2010s every good movie based on some serious issues and highlight is the survival of lower class which definitely evoke a thought process in us but gives the same depression which we all experience in our daily life around us and I think that's the biggest lacking of today's bollywood the good movies are not giving the same relief and happiness and not even great characters that 2000s bollywood had.

[@punamjaiswal9865]

One more thing which i feel bad in today's decade which is an unpopular opinion is that I miss the shahrukh khan yrf ,dharma kind of truely bollywood movies.The movies which had drama,great songs,romance but no linear story.Ever since there was a counter culture against unreal and masala movies,I barely like watching movies in theatre.The last few movies which I watched before the pandemic was thappad ,bala,pati patni aur woh and it was a pretty boring experience in hall.

[@sheetalsinha2971]

@@punamjaiswal9865 ikr...that why I see 2000 movie of bollywood they were experimental and had new face ...in this decade it more to give social message or adult movie like housefull 4 or pati patni woh..no orignality or creativity left ..

[@karthikrao5100]

Yes, we became too obsessed with realism in movies that we started bashing those movies which gave us "Feel good" vibes as "unrealistic". But later, we realised that these type of movies are actually making us more depressed rather than entertain us. Now we badly miss those so called unrealistic yet truly entertaining movies so much 😭

[@aninditabhattacharyya7222]

Great analysis. I feel great if someone speaks of his/her heart. Congratulations!

[@unicornpsc]

2010 > can be called as decade of remakes and biopics for Hindi Film Industry