11 Bollywood Movie Risks That Were Predicted To Flop Badly

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

FOFOMO 💀💀

[@MyNameMeansHope]

@@TriedRefusedProductions It happens to the best of us. 😄

[@ShivaayD007]

@TriedRefusedProductions You forgot 1973 cult movie Zanjeer written by Salim Javed which was rejected by many actors and then Amitabh Bachchan became a new legend

[@menonanish]

Jammy seems obsessed with Badass Ravikumar and may singlehandedly make the movie a blockbuster 😂

[@sanjeedaafroz7275]

I immediately got that and was expecting to be an intetional thing 😂😂😂

[@yashrathod1989]

Please review BANDISH BANDITS 2. Its a treat to watch and extremely well thought show but I dont think it has gotten its due. It is the epitome of what Bollywood can do!

[@BheeshmaInternationals]

adipurush was predicted to flop after teaser but, plot twist. It was a Disaster

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Lol! You are ruthless!

[@samiaarif3008]

Kahan Kahan say latay ho 😂

[@nodhi5439]

😂😂😂

[@BlueIxora]

😂😂

[@supersuper358]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsjoke mara kya bullywood ke paid tatte

[@mypurpleglasses]

I feel you bro, Now a days I became that aunt who is saying that in our time MTV, B4U, 9XM was amazing.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

OH LORD! We are ancient now!

[@Nirishascorner]

😢true

[@raja-jl9os]

But same time 40 saal k uncle logo ko bollywood m young bola jata h are bc kam se kam young bolna band karo 😂

[@Ashwini-u2p]

VH1 too.

[@flevinofernandes5758]

Also Channel V which had serials with young actors, which had some interesting stories for the young audience some 10 to 15 years back. Most of us were in school during that time 😂😅

[@madhukarg8052]

this video is - What Hindi Cinema used to be 10 years ago

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

theres bb2 and 12th fail post the pandemic tho!

[@97Aniket]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsOnly. one example 12th fail is enough, I don't consider BB2 the suitable example looking at your list

[@ZafarLaw]

I heard that Lagaan, the most iconic modern film was rejected by many, including sharukh Khan, ultimately aamir decided to go ahead with it, in spite of the fact that periodic and village-themed movies were considered flop concept Aamir Khan must be appreciated for doing lagaan and Dil Chahta hai simultaneously, both the characters were contradictory totally, Kudos 🎉🎉

[@anikvy]

Aamir Khan himself also rejected it first then Ashutosh went to SRK to narrate and then he also rejected it. At the end Ashutosh again went to Aamir Khan and Aamir decided to not only act but also produce the movie.

[@shivanshtripathi976]

Just as a concept that villagers play cricket against Britishers to evade taxes sounds ridiculous on paper...When SRK and Amir rejected it, it was just an idea/concept,after which Ashutosh wrote the script and and narrated it to Amir which he loved and decided not only to act but also to produce since no one was ready to do it.

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@anikvy bhrmastra last risk tha uske baad bollywood khatam ho gaya

[@vikramsharma5561]

It was first offered to Aamir Khan which he rejected. Then he went to SRK, Hrithik Roshan, Akshaye Khanna and even Abhishek Bachchan. Everyone rejected and then Ashutosh again went to Aamir Khan and this time he couldn't resist doing the movie but no one wanted to produce it. Aamir Khan then decided to produce it and rest is history

[@gyanprakashgupt7699]

These 2 movies changed the whole trajectory of Amir's career.

[@Ashwin822]

A movie that you forgot to mention is the 2012 English Vinglish. Sridevi making her return after 15 long years . No one expecting anything from the movie made on budget of 10cr went on to make 100 cr.

[@theinfinitywarrior8066]

That was a Sridevi power. A true female superstar for a reason. In fact it was English Vinglish that truly made me her big fan. I watched that movie three times and still wanting to watch it again.

[@gamingapon4196]

6:23 I swear I get tears till date in the scene where Jennie tells Prem "Tumne kabhi kisi se pyar nai kiya na" and "Tu jaane Na" plays in the background in Atif's heavenly voice and Ranbir's expressive eyes damn. I just can't help but cry

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

such iconic music!

[@Billo_Raani]

Atif man I wish he could arrange a concert in India

[@joinobbintejahan1674]

Yeah I cried too

[@nikhilnarayan8932]

My god..I still remember the hype of QUEEN and kangana ranaut throughout the industry not just india but also overseas back in 2014..she was and still the most unique and once in a decade actress for our generation..her script selection and journey from playing an innocent girl in queen, haryanvi girl in tanu manu, rani laxmi bai in manikarnika, Jayalalitha in Thalaivii and now indira gandhi in emergency is just unbelievable...Queen for a reason❤🔥🔥🔥

[@lathaiyer8065]

Madras cafe was oscar material. If it were made in Hollywood, it would have bagged oscar. John abraham is a great producer

[@devashishoza2223]

You are bang on about John Abraham as a producer, it is disheartening to see people(specially cinephiles) not appreciating his amazing contribution to Hindi Cinema as a producer. Vicky Donor, Madras Cafe, Parmanu being top class along with Force 2,Batla House,Rocky Handsome, Tara vs Bilal etc.. Glad to see someone has appreciated good work instead of being just ignorant about the same in hindi cinema!!

[@ProfessionalPeopleOffendor]

Kangana Ranaut in Queen was at her Peak but her strong and politcal affiliations ruined her acting career

[@sarvodaydutta1905]

*Not actually.* *Her choice of script plus isolation in Bollywood due to her straight forward behavior and sometimes, poor choice of words made her downfall....*

[@TheSpartannnn]

She is still a good actress , can easily win national award for emergency

[@sarvodaydutta1905]

@@TheSpartannnn *she is a very good actress.* *In Tanu weds Manu returns, she acted exceptionally....* *Especially the role of a Haryanvi girl and the accent and tone she did was impeccably beautiful....*

[@anoushkas8726]

​@@sarvodaydutta1905 you said the same thing more intricately 😅

[@TheSpartannnn]

@@sarvodaydutta1905 exactly you can question her outspoken nature her poor choice in films , but as an actress she delivers great performances

[@ArnobChakrobortty]

Aashiqui 2 isn't just an ordinary film, it's an emotion. The film is really special to me. It made Shraddha, Aditya and Arijit popular overnight.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I remember stepping in for it, not expecting much but my god was i mesmerised! It left such a deep impact on me that when I saw a star is born, I was like yeh toh Aashiqui 2 ka remake hai lol

[@Its_BM]

@@ArnobChakrobortty and this didn't even give credit to Aditya who had the actual charisma in the movie.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

@@dat2718 thank you dost

[@JagdeepSingh-nx2tf]

He edited it though. ​@@dat2718What title he gave it btw...

[@prachisaini1]

It's for Mee too 💕💕💕 , aree aaj bhi mein manifestation karti hun ki Aditya n shraddha shadi kar le yar ❤❤

[@smokingsoul_]

Even munjya, nobody knew a movie with two people who are in the start of their career can give a film which crosses the mark of 100 crores proving if content is good and marketed well it can work at box office

[@raja-jl9os]

Munjya bilkul typical bollywood masala tha usme konsa risk

[@raja-jl9os]

raaj sabse badi blockbuster thi jisme dino aur bipasha the

[@smokingsoul_]

@@raja-jl9os yeah risk factor toh kaam tha but kisne socha tha munjya jesi film 100 crore plus kama legi jabki badhe badhe stars ki film itna nhi kar pa rhi thi

[@sonic-b1n]

That movie is the most cringiest movie in Maddock Universe.Only successful because it's a shared universe with Stree franchise.

[@Noobmaster-er8ci]

Munjiya se better toh Bhediya tha but woh itna successful nhi ho paayi

[@amyhere3392]

The way Hrithik Roshan was appreciated by the audience for trying out new things and stepping out of his comfort zone has sort of vanished in the last few years I want him to - as you said- not pay any heeds to the noise and just thrive doing things he likes. (I need another Agneepath and Guzaarish... Even Vikram Vedha because let's be honest he did really well in that)

[@onasunnyday366]

What new did he actually do apart from two-three movies?

[@sonikaprajapati4431]

Super 30 needs to be mentioned too

[@nokia1100000]

​@@onasunnyday366 actually a very good question.I think he has swung between doing commercially safe movies and risky movies throughout his career. He starterd with a movie where he played double role, then did fiza and mission kashmir where he playeed a role of a terrorist, then came some crap in between . Then koi mil gya, which was pretty significant departure from what he did in past.he also did Multi starrer movie in form of KKKG.Played a very good role in Lakshay, swanky thief in dhoom. Then took risks again with kites, Guzaarish and Jodha Akhbar. Then one of my favourite performance of his came in Agneepath. Again did a multi starrer in ZNMD. Then played a blind man in Kaabil. Also did a biopic in form of super 30. Now I guess where he is paying safe is with movies like bang bang, war , fighter. But then he does something like Vikram vedha in between as well. So lets see.

[@onasunnyday366]

@@nokia1100000 oo.. Well put on... A good read👍👍

[@adityasen2281]

I think people are being too critical of Hrithik Roshan for no reason. Yes, as fans we want a new release every year or more than that but lets face it thats not possible with any huge star today apart from akshay kumar or ajay devgn who (if they can be called huge stars) are in the money making race. Hrithik on the other hand is in no such race, neither does he want to be the no.1 star nor make the most money (richest actor), cause if that was the case he would have been doing 2-3 mediocre movies a year. Has he challenged himself as an actor recently? Maybe not as much as earlier but he did experimental unconventional roles in Kaabil and Super 30 and both those films did really well critically and commercially. To be honest I haven't seen a bad or below avg performance from Hrithik as an actor apart from Mohenjodaro in the last 10 years. Yes, his films might not have been blockbusters but most of them have made money. He as an actor only wants to do roles which he is really passionate about and it shows. He will only be working on 1 film at a time. And lets face it, some of his movies have been mounted on huge scale and it takes time to make and release them. It is not only in his hands but director and producer of those movies. Films like War, Fighter, War 2 are hugely mounted movies which takes minimum 2 years for completion and release. So we have to be patient about them. And all these years at the back of his mind he has been trying to crack the next installment for Krrish. I am sure behind the scenes a lot of work has already gone into it. Lets hope the film becomes a reality and am really excited with what Ayan Mukherjee has in store with War 2. The teaser at the end of last YRF Spy universe movie was really promising !!

[@ronaksurana3599]

It's high time bollywood starts investing heavily in good writers and original scripts and back them. Risky subjects and stories will work if it's actually written and directed well. Instead of putting aside the majority budget for the actor's fees, the producers must be willing to pay writers well, while also encouraging and grooming a new crop of writers in the industry instead of sticking to the same old ghisa pita writers who have become creatively obsolete.

[@Prem-K007]

OFF-TOPIC Started* The phrase "it's high time" is followed by the past tense ("started ") to say something should have already happened. I just wanted to correct you 😅.. Don't take it in another way

[@farenough7058]

My opinion on this: 10 risk movies made on budget 40 cr is much better than investing a 400 cr in a worthless movie. At least people can resonate with 3 or 4 movies made on 40 cr budget

[@Its_BM]

Bro every movie script sounds good and bad at the same time. It is the product after it is made that hits the people. Even bad sounding movies became hit. Even hit movies are in later days get criticised as a stupid movie

[@Nirishascorner]

@@farenough7058 so true

[@farenough7058]

@@Its_BM I am saying good movies can never be bad like Badlapur Vicky Donor and Bajrangi Bhaijaan

[@ArsalanAFG-fo1yx]

If everyone knew how to make a hit movie why would there be a flop movie? If every 40cr movie made 80cr every director would only make 40cr movies. India produces around 2000 movies every year, and only a few like 30-40 becomes a hit and remaining 1960 movies flops . 400cr movie have a higher chance of success than 10 lower budget 40cr movie. Additionally higher budget movies pushes boundaries for example Ramayan is going to be made with a budget of 1000cr, the quality of the movie would most likely be something worth comparing with international movies, whereas Ramayan made on a 40cr budget would most likely have CGI made by Microsoft Powerpoint

[@BheeshmaInternationals]

hritik has always been a quick learner but nowadays he's just stuck in his own dilemma. Except Spy universe, Hrithik doesn't have anything new since super 30

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

He is definitely resorting to routine. The aspirational stud on screen. I hope it is not the case tho

[@Its_BM]

Vedha tanking wasn't expected by him I guess. Must have been a huge setback then the fighter was literally neglected by people.

[@parikshithskulkarni]

When critics like him focus more on commentaries on controversies or gossips, what more can we expect?

[@stevewhite6241]

Hritik appears like a guy who's too high in his own supply.

[@leongamer5869]

I think he just wants to relax.

[@Aditi77828]

Bollywood NEEDS to take more creative risks with stories

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

With more controlled budgets, It can only benefit production houses!

[@parikshithskulkarni]

Who will encourage them to do that? Us, right?

[@Amit-w2j]

​@@parikshithskulkarni us time south movies mainstream nhi thi isliye bollywood tumhe acha lagta tha

[@Amit-w2j]

​@@parikshithskulkarni south cinema ka cinematography and production design bollywood se better h

[@parikshithskulkarni]

Please tell me how

[@pratikh7790]

10:21 Man can we appreciate Ayushman Khurrana more? Even his flop movies like Nautanki Sala, Hawaizada, Action Hero, and Bewakofiyan have insane rewatch value (at least for me). His movies may have a problem performing rinancially but damn his script shoices are always on point!

[@Nirishascorner]

@pratikh7790 it is really sad Action Hero didn't do well.

[@sumanthakur1494]

His last movie was a hit ( Dream Girl 2 ) and his next will be Thama which is going to do insane numbers so I am happy for him

[@_jayesh_khadse_4031]

For me An action hero will be always one of his best movies. The story, the acting, the chemistry between Aayushman khurana and that villain is hilarious. It's everytime worth watched.

[@devanshupatel2387]

It's also because we as an audience have typecasted such different, script driven movies to be experienced on OTT while reserving theatre experience for big budget events. I myself cannot remember one film that I watched last year on big screen which was Story driven without any influence of big names. PS: One thing that I feel is missing from today's movies are good song albums; and films being remembered coz of it. Like how Gajini, Ranjhanaa, Rockstar or Aashiqui 2 have banger albums. It's like bollywood has stopped putting efforts on this too, which is sad.

[@BlueIxora]

Here are some video ideas for you - • Make a video on indian tv serials which were actually good. • Actresses/Actors who were better suited for roles which were ruined by nepo babies/bad actors. For example- I think someone like Mrunal was better suited for Sara's role in Love Aaj kaal... She's a way better actress than Sara.. Has a good chemistry with Kartik too.. •Female lead films which were box office hits.

[@RJpopper]

Arshad Warsi is one the most talented actors in bollywood. while the second part was good, it didn't have the magic that Jolly LlB 1 had. His return to the third part has definitely got my interest again. He's the best part of so manu movies. Golmaal Dhamaal Jolly LLB Munna Bhai Maine Pyar kyu kiya Sunday Hulchul.

[@Nandu018e]

all the risks shah rukh khan took always failed unfortunately I hope srk doesnt stop taking risks

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Zero and Fan! What's crazy is that what we assumed would be a home run, Imtiaz and SRK in a romantic film: Turned out to be a disaster too!

[@Nandu018e]

@@TriedRefusedProductions asoka , paheli , ra one , man always tried to bring something new , not saying everything was perfect but the effort cannot be denied

[@amitangshughosh6705]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Tbh the reason why zero and jab harry met sejal failed was because of the lackluster story... I guess the big shots like hirani and imitiaz ali or anald l rai became lazy with the plot when srk hopped on... I dont really think he's gon take any more risks

[@whitehole67]

only CDI was the exception

[@Roshandj1801]

​@@TriedRefusedProductions to be fair..imtiaz's way of portraying romance or a love story is very different from Shahrukh khan kinda Romantic movie

[@DÊADWÊIGHT7]

Jammy,best one was when,KRK challenged bombay velvet and said he will cut his thing if its becomes a hit.....but it didn't ☹️

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

those twitter days were wild when celebrities were openly arguing with him. I remember Abhishek Bachchan beefing with a comedian too.

[@samiaarif3008]

I was a genuine follower of KRK back then 😂 Oh God, I've grown so much 😢

[@DÊADWÊIGHT7]

@@samiaarif3008 Really ? If u will think now I am sure you have regrets bcz u watched KRK

[@DÊADWÊIGHT7]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Don't know about this one...I just saw that Anurag Kashyap clip a few days back on internet where he said he will be sending freezer or ice cubes ... I was too small that time probably 8-9.....I fall in younger generation that u mentioned in the video.😗😆

[@samiaarif3008]

@@DÊADWÊIGHT7 Still laughing at my choices back then.

[@iftyhuq4321]

You forgot kahani. That was a success nobody thought about. Khosla ka ghosla is another one so is mardanni

[@Anonymous-bf5fk]

People are predicting Badass Ravikumar to be a big flop, but they don't know the massive star power of Himesh Reshammiya.

[@Virajsingh-rn1ci]

Wtf it will hardly cross 50 cr😂😂

[@anushkrajbordia1873]

@@Virajsingh-rn1ci 500 cr jaa rhi bhai

[@gyanprakashgupt7699]

"How to detect sarcasm in a written comment?"

[@Moviemaniac2607]

Aamir Khan and Ashutosh Gowariker created an absolute Masterpiece. I still wonder how it lost the oscars.

[@iamPrinceK]

What about 10 Bollywood movies that were ahead of their time or experimental for that era. 🙌🎥✨

[@shubhichaturvedi4001]

Hey Jammy! Such a cool video! I watch a lot of content by therapists and psychologists who analyse different kinds of movie characters. One of them said “Comedic actors are great dramatic actors many a times”. Your point for Jolly LLB proves this right. Could you make a video on this topic someday wrt Bollywood?

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Yes, this is a great point and so true for so many actors typecast into comedic roles!

[@underratedcontents8285]

Don't forget to mention Govinda's dramatic performance, if you ever make video on this

[@MyNameMeansHope]

Also, many funny actors can give mind-blowing dramatic performances (Robin Williams is a prime example), whereas a lot of dramatic actors can't pull off comedy. As the famous quote goes: "Dying is easy, comedy is hard."

[@sivapriya7328]

For example actor soori in viduthalai is a great example in tamil industry

[@vikashkumar5807]

The Rajpal Yadav dialogue fits perfectly here, "Comedy is s serious bussuness".

[@AdiBushan-z9b]

Calculated risks are more important than random risks like indian cinema is doing.

[@naveenbabu6475]

Aamir Khan - Lagaan, Dil Chahta Hai, Taare Zameen Par, Sarfarosh, Talaash, Peepli Live, Laapata Ladies

[@user-wj2ep1tw1y]

Movies are either based on hype, nostalgia bait, mediocre franchises or high budget cookie cuter masala films. It’s so bad that our music is also Insta suitable quick attention grabbing songs. There was a time when music producers spent great effort on beginning and ending of a song. Anwar movies “MAULA MERE MAULA” spends 50secs before the first words of the song is uttered. I hate to be that old dude who talks about good old days but man songs are pretty average nowadays.

[@Its_BM]

@@user-wj2ep1tw1y pretty average songs were back then too. Most of them used to be played on radio big fm and random music channels. We used to have no idea from which films these songs are from. And I just realised bollywood has probably sampled or copied so many songs and earned over it. One example I came to knew recently is the rish kapoor karz movie music ' Ek Haseena Thi ' is a direct copy from a USA artist.

[@Daredevil009.1]

​@@Its_BM😂 south bhi copy karta hain but you people will troll Bollywood soft target 😂 and Hollywood also copied many songs 😂

[@Its_BM]

@@Daredevil009.1 mai south ke songs consume hi nahi karta toh unke baare mai research bhi nahi karta

[@Daredevil009.1]

@@Its_BM the point is genuine songs will reach it's audience no matter what even Ajay Atul said jo songs dil se aate hain vo original hain aur vo audience bhi consume karte hain

[@sinnermanshanky]

Fun fact Koi Mil Gaya was shot in my school. I was in the 7th grade. We were hired as extras😂

[@I_am_grumpyyy]

How many days did you all shoot?

[@Kamalisgettingbetter]

I like how music can serve as a push to watch a movie, and reminiscing about the song brings back memories of the movie along with it. That connection feels lacking in the current time.

[@PrayasRahangdale]

congratulations for inaugurating your new branch bhai. 'toor and rice productions'. 😭

[@rajenmaji8010]

😂😂

[@nabeehaamrin9509]

🤣🤣🤣

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

All grains and pulses subsidiaries coming soon :)

[@PrayasRahangdale]

​@@TriedRefusedProductions will be reviewing that soon, starting with the underwhelming aspects.

[@gamingapon4196]

Poor and rich productions

[@populuseuphratica8791]

Lagaan can be considered the most risky film out of all these films as it was a relatively high budget movie. That movie came out in 2001 but it's cinematography seems like it was shot in 2007-08. It was not only different in story but also in style and considering the fact that it was an era where glamour had begun overshadowing story, Lagaan was nothing short of a lucky gamble. No offence to K3G but 2001 had many gems like Zubeida, Chandni bar, Asoka and Lajja - all Indians lost to glamour and masala.

[@saravananbojarajan6424]

Didnt know Wake up sid was only a moderate success. hmm. it has a good rewatch value

[@bik524]

All of these movies have one major commonality good music. A good musical score can boost the popularity of the movie.

[@Its_BM]

@@bik524 then why lootera tanked? Why did kalank tank ? Exceptional music though

[@AyushkumarJha-l2z]

Why Dil Se and Khamoshi tanked? Then

[@AyushkumarJha-l2z]

But you can't deny that Music plays a role behind the success or popularity of the movies even the 4 movies that we mentioned are popular because of their songs too Like Lootera has Sawar Loon Then Kalank has its title track and Ghar More Pardesiya Dil Se has the iconic 'Chhaiyya Chhaiyya' Khamoshi has Aaj Main Upar and Baahon Ke Darmiyan @its_BM

[@darshanawale3744]

I think most stories are ordinary. They rarely tell you something that you don't already know. Its just conviction that makes the movie stand out. Conviction of directors, writers and actors...

[@Daredevil009.1]

@@darshanawale3744 characters make ordinary story to extraordinary story there is a saying in writing only love your characters they will take story forward so character writing is first priority

[@BluntEnigma]

Deshdrohi single handedly destroyed the career of Gracy Singh, Harshitaa Bhatt and Manoj Tiwari in Hindi movies.

[@iamskyrev]

Lately, your thumbnail game has improved significantly 🙌🏻

[@tamasha4113]

Ranveer singh become super star now him and ranbir are the best actors 🎉

[@rvrocks1]

Bhai jammy, aapne bhi Shraddha ko hi highlight kia na uski PR team ki tarah like in #stree2. Aditya Roy Kapoor was also being sighted in films prior to Ashiqui2 such as Guzarish with Hrithik and London Dreamz with Ajay & Salman but not being noticed. Ashiqui2 was as much the movie for Aditya as of Shraddha. His dedication and conviction to the role is laudable.

[@Its_BM]

Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. Weak men create hard times. Bollywood is going through the last phase. Eventually the weak men will be wiped and strong men will appear

[@Plus27]

3:10 you missed fiza and mission kashmir. The child in me wanted to watch the same Hrithik in those movies, but the subject was too sensitive for the child in me such that i was displeased after leaving the movie theater

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

both Fiza and Mission Kashmir were average hits, benefitting from Hrithik's popularity post the debut and getting an audience despite their sensitive subjects. The reason I mention the 4 films is because they were outright flops in his career.

[@aayamraj9010]

I love the fact that all of us are excited for badass ravikumar 😂😂

[@Harjeet-j7r]

This gotta be one of the best thumbnails of ur videos!!!!

[@ishankgarg4772]

Great video jammy I always feel to bring back people in cinemas ticket prices is a very major block they have to lower the prices it will genuinely help the movie

[@SmartIndian_7337]

There Were Predictions that Aadujeevitham Will Flop at Box Office Due to High Budget and Sensitive Story 😐 But, it become a Blockbuster at Box Office 😊❤

[@cricWithFurqan]

Jammy is obsessed with Badass Ravikumar I suppose!!😂

[@ishankgarg4772]

Keep on doing content like this 👍👍

[@swetasharma3144]

Fantastic deep dive after a long long time Jammy.

[@pssurvivor]

red letter media had done a video on the same thing and the fact that movie budgets have ballooned so much means there's huge pressure for hits hence studios don't want to risk smaller movies. movie theaters are too expensive and the viewing experience isn't always the best. recently went for a movie, the people in front of us were constantly yapping, the lady next to me was scrolling insta and the snacks were exorbitantly priced. add to this, the screen seemed dull and lackluster compared to my large tv at home. if you have a good entertainment system at home it makes absolutely no sense to go to the theater

[@starryeyed96]

THANK YOU FOR REMINDING THE HINDI INDUSTRY THAT RISKS ARE NEEDED

[@MarshallSays]

Jimmy is getting old, to the point that he's now giving grandpa tips to the younger generations 😭😭

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

💀💀💀💀

[@Sam_Zan]

We appreciate it though 😁

[@gyanprakashgupt7699]

एक generation में दद्दू कौन बनता है यार, भईया भी एक चीज़ होती है!

[@anishprasai1709]

I was wondering Jammy doing this video without his fav Shahid on the list…. and the banger dropped 😂😂 15:36 🎉🎉

[@subhroneelganguly2580]

One thing is common in all the movies you mentioned. All of them have a superb story to tell and not objected only for box office except a few.

[@swordofdurga]

The real issue is the lack of screens across the country.

[@Bsdkgandmaardunga]

Bhool bhulaiya 2 trailer released everyone criticised and thought flop same happened last year bhool bhulaiya 3 trailer released criticised but then released big hit even negative reviews and clash with singham again but still last diwali releases was a horrible

[@justhadtoshare]

For a video idea, it would be really interesting to explore what happens to actors who go through intense body transformations for roles that end up getting shelved. Do they still get paid for their work, or does it vary depending on the circumstances? It’d also be great to know what happens to the rest of the team working on the project, like the directors, producers, and crew. Do they still get compensated, or is it all up in the air when a project is cancelled? A good example would be Gurmeet Choudhary’s transformation for Maharana, which never made it to the screen. It’d be fascinating to learn how situations like that play out!

[@AnnaConnects24]

Anmol, how could you talk about Andaz Apna Apna and Tees mar khan 💔💔💔💔 in the same breath. AAA is such a classic 😢

[@AkashGupta-js5wc]

I really wanted bhol bhulaiya to tank at the box-office. But it didn't 😢

[@kritiarora8395]

Jammy! There's one common thing in all these movies you've mentioned, the MUSIC 🎵 we all millennials cherished as much as our parents did. However the music is mostly forgettable today and any story whatsoever lacks conviction. If director has to push a five minutes trailer on our face to convince us to be in the theatres, then its really sad.

[@aaradhyamalandkar9607]

I am in Dublin, and a one of Irish Friend recommended me to watch a movie QUEEN... It was proudest moment for me. That this movie is famous out of India as well

[@samkr2221]

A very thoughtful video , Even though there is a financial angle I believe that movies should concentrate on the story and the art of bringing it to reality , sometimes it may not attract a large audience but this year there very unique projects like Thug life , kantaara , war 2 , badass ravikumar [coping but hopeful] etc. Some may be box office hits , some may fail and after careful consideration , i have decided to not watch any of these because i am broke

[@gritishthakur8702]

I think you missed the dirty picture Which paved a waves for female lead movie and Kudos to Vidya Balan the kind of risk see took and delivered too

[@srinidhiduvva1821]

The amount of excitement jammy has for ravikumar movie 😂

[@SubakiAzusa]

Make these types of videos more please❤❤❤ Old bollywood>>>>>

[@aniruddhbiyani9729]

Jaane tu ya Jaane na was also the film no one was seeing it as a cult classic

[@shahkarim3394]

You gotta appreciate YRF as a production company. They have backed many projects that became visionary and got cult status later on I personally believe Adi is the most open minded and visionary Hindi producer. Nowadays web shows are very popular trend. But many don’t remember that it was YRF that started the revolution with shows like Kismaat, Power and Khotey Sikkey. Also Adi backed many projects of Kabir khan, Dibakar Banjeerje, Jaideep Sahni knowing that he might not get a profit from those movies. To create something new and unique, you need a visionary producer. Adi is one often. Aamir and John abraham deserve huge credit. Shahrukh also has been visionary for backing a project like Ashoka in 2001. Huge props to Salman for backing a project like Chillar party when every producers turned vikas behl down. Also Ekta Kapoor deserves a huge credit for projects like LSD

[@iamsameerjoshi_]

Being afraid of taking risks at some level is human nature, but to completely reject the idea of taking risks is bad for business in the long term. It reminds me of Anurag Kashyap's interview where he says that films nowadays are made by people who have grown in trial rooms, so something that's not on their screen cannot be cinema to them. But i genuinely hope that this attitude changes in coming years, or else hindi cinema will lose its audience.

[@bladebhagwan8654]

Is that a new camera/lighting? Looking good jammy!

[@farrukhreehan6579]

Surprising not to see 'Black warrant' review yet. That too from you :(

[@sidds_short]

you missed SHOLAY though , initially it was meant to be flop during it's 1 week , which later on turned to become the biggest of all time

[@abhishekprakash8449]

Want a part 2🎉

[@SHONALIJUNEJA]

I miss the era of movies like APKGK, Munna Bhai mbbs, 3 idiots, PK, Phir Hera Pheri, chup chupke and Jagga Jasoos. Can’t find comedies like that today.

[@waleedyaqoob3187]

uff❤❤❤ aashiqui 2 and ajab is my whole childhood. The movies that gave us Arijit and Atif's heavenly voices 🥺❤️

[@sushantpawar9932]

You should also include Tumbbad re-release in that case!

[@kumarayush7748]

Jammy is way more excited and enthusiastic about Badass Ravikumar

[@virendranikam5285]

I now wish that Bhulbhulaiya 2 should have flopped.

[@VampBlackk]

my parents were and is strict which also covers the area of watching tv and movies. i often felt left out when my peers would talk about films and daily soaps. so when i was in college and away from my parents, maine full faida uthaya mere azadi ka. which also includes going to movie theaters. mai, jise movies dekhne nhi milti thi, now experiencing movie in such big screen was such an awesome feeling. especially after lockdown, maine bht se film dekhi h theater me. so, maybe i too have contributed on reviving the cinemas on theater. lol!! ok, ignore me. i just wanted to say it.

[@susmitapaul4040]

Finally someone talk about ajab prem ki gajab kahani

[@abhijitrathaa1990]

kangana is the only outsider woman who's making women centric movies by herself without any support of big bully gang knowing the risk....she is the Queen...u can judge her but she is the versatile, talented n capable actor of this generation.

[@Sk88p]

Dum Laga Ke Haisha - that movie was brilliant. Their kiss at the end was HOT! Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani - movie was meh for me but that OST. All the songs are still good!! Koi Mil Gaya - Still a classic..amazing OST too. There are many more that i really liked recently. Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui - was about falling for a transgender. Sadly the did not use a real transgender but it was still well done. Bell Bottom - just great movie about plane hijacking. I also loved Shaitaan - but i heard the original is even more creepy. Sooryavanshi - Great movie too with all the cameos. I don;t think Bollywood is dead perse, but it's only a handfull of movies that are really worth watching these days.

[@faryus88]

Jammy is obsessed with Badass Ravi Kumar 🙈 On a more serious note though this is why I like Maddock films ... Yes they have a universe now but that's because they backed some risky stories that worked out

[@ravindradaundkar9905]

Exorbitant ticket prices is the main reason. People just can't go casually to the movies now. Remember timepass matinee shows. Thats when experimental cinema being watched.

[@sakshambhadoria9998]

Experiments and calculated risks must be encouraged withstanding the result.

[@uvj12345]

Glad somebody appreciated tees maar khan ..... It's very cleverly made and acted slapstick comedy and has a huge recall value according to me

[@Nirishascorner]

@@uvj12345 mo one imagined a day would come when we would appreciate a brainrot movie like TMK....the sad state of Bollywood 😭

[@uvj12345]

@Nirishascorner brainrot comedy is a genre bhai.....anyways i like tmk.... Better than most of the movies today , about south it is getting too much repetitive.. Prabhas walking in slow motion and punching a guys, I am exhausted with that ...

[@umarasad4141]

Your English is very good. I have been following your channel in Pakistan for two years.

[@Dreamcatcher7659-c2z]

Reminiscing when I watched dum laga ke haisha with my grandparents. We watched entire movie laughing and loving the chemistry between ayushman and bhoomi. Movie was a clean comedy. Both my grandparents are no longer with us, but one of the memories I have, comprises of watching this movie with them and urging our parents to let us stay back with them for a night so that we, siblings can watch it with them.

[@rrijo]

Bro what is ur opinion on empuraan trailer and also where is the video on deva... Hoping to see it soon ❤❤

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Deva toh releases tomorrow sir! I am excited for Empuraan!

[@nishapawar398]

All these movies flows like journey with great songs and dance and magic, whereas now the films for theatre are made only by checklist: known faces, cheap dances, bizzare PR, and chessy dialogues and storyline gayi tel lene!

[@Daredevil009.1]

Pathan Jawan salaar pushpa kgf yes

[@akarshanandsinha9346]

Can you create a sincere video on the Bihar film industries - Bhojpuri Films & the Underdog Maithili Film industry ( for reference you can watch Mithila Makhana National award winning film & Jackson hault )

[@gandharvrawat3441]

I have an idea for you: why not do a detailed film making masterclass of scenes that made indian cinema shine and shows the brilliance of directors. Choose any from south to north. Or east to west.

[@raghu8909]

We went vicky donor first day first show without any expectation. And since then I am playing paani da song on guitar.

[@sumanthakur1494]

2019 was the year of Bollywood with hits after hits and Ayuhsmann at his peak

[@Asad97654]

Can you make a video on Parineeti Chopra? When she was introduced she became a sort of rival to Alia Bhatt but now we rarely get to see her nowadays. She still works with great filmmakers like Imtiaz Ali, Dibakar Banerjee but still she is nowhere close to Alia Bhatt as she once was.

[@sonic-b1n]

Karan Johar tried to destroy her career.

[@seemonjena659]

​@@sonic-b1n Blame it all on KJo- He is the most convenient choice! Parineeti has said in countless interviews that she herself is to be blamed for her career graph as she consistently chose bad scripts! It's just my personal opinion- Alia is a way better actress than Parineeti. Parineeti was good in Amar Singh Chamkila but man was she bad in Saina! Her casting just ruined a good biopic.

[@Its_BM]

@@seemonjena659 her screen presence is bad not script choice. Most of the films were decent. Hasee toh phasee was such a film , she really tried showing her prowess but still I feel the film was carried by sidharth

[@dronav7536]

Dude ...Hanuman was made with a budget with 15 crore, and made revenue of above 100 crore

[@bronzremix]

Rakesh Roshan presented his son in the best debut movie in the history of any star kid. Unfortunately the industry thought the magic was in the vehicle (Hrithik) and not the driver (Rakesh ji). Koi Mil Gaya was a rally race and Rakesh Roshan clearly showed the world he's a master and Hrithik realized what "baap" is and he became selective in a great way.

[@AHMEDKHAN-ep2uh]

Aashiqui 1 gave Kumar Sanu, Aashiqui 2 gave Arijit Singh