What’s Wrong With YOUNG Bollywood Movies? | A Frustrating Rant

Why has the young #bollywood movie become a dying genre in Hindi Cinema. Why has it reduced to become a streaming platform trope. Why don't we get movies like #kuchkuchhotahai #ddlj #yehjawanihaideewani or #jaanetuyajaanena . What happened to the films that made the likes of #srk and #ranbirkapoor household names! What went wrong with #ishqvishkrebound , the launchpad for actors like #rohitsaraf Pashmina Roshan and Jibraan Khan. I hope you like the Discussion of What's Wrong With Young Bollywood Movies | Ishq Vishk Rebound Rant
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[@AHMEDKHAN-ep2uh]

Jo jeeta wahi sikandar was a great example, showing school life well while sports competition being it's core.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

truly. QSQT as well, it is considered to have really become a phenomenon when it released

[@YakrifZee]

25 year old schoolboys

[@ajayrawat1556]

They all looked like they were shaving for atleast 15 years

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@YakrifZee kota factory m sab ladke 25-30 wale h 😂

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

​@@TriedRefusedProductions QSQT was not really a "youth" film. It was a modern rendition of Romeo and Juliet.. tragic romance drama.

[@virxj]

You know sh*t is serious when Jammy starts roasting in Hindi

[@kankanachattopadhyay3407]

😂

[@norah4892]

I love when he gets mad also.

[@abhijeetbharti01]

Itna frustrated hojata hai Banda ki nikal ahyi hai feeling 😅

[@duff3879kazak]

Aise situtation kabhi kabhi zindagi main aa jaata hai ki apne undar ka Srikant Tiwari jaag udtha hai!

[@MessiahManiac]

True bro 😂

[@nemesisdeimos92]

Ajab Prem ki Ghazab kahani was such a sweet rom com, my entire family sat together to watch it and we had no awkward moments. It was awesome 😭

[@aayushikaushik]

One of the best movie

[@leahhhh7981]

Frr😭😭

[@Anonymous-bf5fk]

In recent times, I feel that Chhichhore is a good example of a Bollywood movie based on young adults. Kho Gaye Hum Kahan was just okay in my opinion, not that great.

[@aryantyagi12a]

KGHK was also good, it portrayed the life in the age of social media combined with hedonistic tendencies ,also the struggle people face with their relationships regarding their parents, partners. To say it was ' just okay' would be undermining the essence of the story .

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

​@@aryantyagi12a regional movies m aaj bhi ladkiyo ko salwaar aur simple jeans m dikhya jata h but ye sab chiz bollywood m possible nhi h😂

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

​@@aryantyagi12a bollywood had se zyda glamours industry h

[@Chetanp1445]

They’re wayyyy too stylized in my opinion and thats the problem with most movies nowadays, not enough effort is spent keeping a story simple and logical and more in creating a vibe and be the next “iconic” thing

[@raja-jl9os]

Bollywood movies are always stylized and glamours biggest example is bobby

[@marvelspeedyhai]

So true look at rocky rani, tu joothi mai makar kind of movies.

[@senguptasayn]

Very good point.i couldn't watch rocky rani primarily because the sets looked so ridiculously unreal.

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

Unpopular opinion: I enjoyed the hell out of the first Student Of The Year (2013). It was a fluffy popcorn film and I had a great time with it.

[@MrinmayChakravarty-jf4nr]

True soty is fun classic ❤

[@RY-xk7wp]

Yeah it was harmless fun

[@Ash-lh5jl]

Meee too.Still i can watch it ❤

[@badKrma]

Yep. Such movies aren’t meant to be logically sound or even have coherent plotlines. They are just meant to be watched for pure timepass and entertainment, dimag baju mein rakh ke.

[@neon1899]

How????

[@prayatnsingh3694]

You can’t rule out mani rathnam being super consistent in this genre. I’ve seen Roja, dil se, yuva , alaipayuthey and most recently ok Kanmani. Dude is almost 70 now but there’s always freshness and a charm between the leads

[@vsansanv29101_sd]

i think you have not seen guna and punnagai mannan why kamal is king of romance films

[@prayatnsingh3694]

@@vsansanv29101_sd will surely see it. Thanks for the recommendation

[@gopinathbalakrishnan7390]

​@@vsansanv29101_sd subject about the making, direction not about acting

[@Finnola]

What Mani Ratnam has that other directors don't is he focuses on stories that is universal across all ages. Even the current generation will relate to Mani's movies you mentioned. Certain directors when it comes to making youth based films don't think about the basics of filmmaking and choosing good actors. Archies and now Ishq Vishq rebound is good example of vanity projects.

[@nirisha2108]

He is the best!

[@nikhilsfamilymoments]

I personally feel that "Kho Gaye Hum Kahan" is a good example of a YOUNG / GenZ film done right. The performances were good. The story was good and it didn't go over the edge.

[@neon1899]

Same with mujhse fraandship karoge imo

[@gauravjain7653]

How did you find it? Good? It was all over the place. It was terrible. I had to stop watching the movie midway.

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

@@gauravjain7653 I, personally, loved it.. one of the best coming of age films of the recent past.

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

​@@gauravjain7653 bhai mujhe bollywood mostly cringe lagti pata nhi kyu specially mainstream movies

[@gauravjain7653]

@@ankit_67-mc2uq agreed. Aaj kal mann hi ni Karta koi mainstream Bollywood movie dekhne ka

[@mydarknessxd]

Kabhi Haa Kabhi Naa is probably one of the Best Youth Centric Movies made❤

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

SRK's favourite for a reason!

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

It's a coming of age film with depth and gravitas. Not really comparable to normal youth oriented films.

[@mydarknessxd]

@@user-hp1yj4pm2t is it your profession to butt in on Every Srk related discussion and give your unwanted opinion I have seen you on Multiple Channels doing the same

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@user-hp1yj4pm2t media k hisab se chirag paswan and ranbir kapoor dono yuva h

[@rutwikjadhav4700]

Yes i like that movie

[@vaishnavkmenon1500]

Lot of bollywood movies nowadays feels like they are made to stream on Netflix. Higher budgets no substance

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

the star led commercial ventures are bound to be escapist fun tho!

[@keyurmahajan8569]

The fact that 'Ishq vishk rebound' is directed by the same director who directed 'mi vasantrao' is shocking. For those who don't know, the director 'Nipun Dharmadhikari' is a National Award winner and a Marathi film director who revived musical plays in Maharashtra and has directed many marathi plays like 'amar photo studio' ( a play which genre is scifi) and many more. Why he directed this film deserves a case study on itself.

[@latestmoviesandflixz5456]

He is the same guy who directed Mismatched. Hence no wonder I had low expectations

[@keyurmahajan8569]

@@latestmoviesandflixz5456 🥲

[@awaraxbhawre1545]

I truly believe that Aditya Chopra's best film was DDLJ and Karan Johar's best romantic film was KKHH. These were their directorial debuts. Director's age really does make a difference in how young love is portrayed.

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

I place Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham above Kuchh Kuchh Hota Hai. But that's just my opinion.

[@sayandas3939]

​@@user-hp1yj4pm2tk3g sometimes become melodramatic.... kkhh was on point with emotional scenes

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

@sayandas3939 Maybe that's because the story demanded it. I can understand people liking KKHH more due to fast pacing and shorter length. But I loved K3G for it's grandeur, star cast, scale, ambition and almost everything! It was a modern epic in many ways.. balanced so many characters and stories perfectly. Plus, I like longer films if they are done right.

[@sayandas3939]

@@user-hp1yj4pm2t na some chracters were over the top ... you can't make your main chracters behave like cartoons ..... hrithik , kareena and kajol felt cartoonish... even srk in some scenes Kuch kuch hota hai on the other had chracter development.... it can be seen in 2nd half I know the ending is problematic .. but again kuch kuch hota hai worked better bcs the main actors knew what they were doing ... but k3g was a ego driven film even karan johar admitted it .... every body wanted to outdo everybody and as a result the film became melodramatic.... it's nri version of hum sath sath hai

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

@sayandas3939 Karan Johar didn't mean 'ego' in a bad way.. he said that in today's times, he won't make K3G like he did back then because of the changed sensibilities. I respectfully disagree with your take on the film.. to each their own.

[@prathameshkamble3349]

Bollywood seems to forgot how they used to make banger romcoms once. I am early 00's kid who grew up with films like Kal ho na ho, Jane tu ya jane na, Ajab Prem ki gajab kahani, i hate luv storys. I love these kind of movies, watching them makes you feel relax. But i think they forgot how to make such movies after 2014.

[@black_moon60]

Yeh jawaani hai deewani bhul gye

[@prathameshkamble3349]

​​@@black_moon60likhne ke liye bhai mai 20-25 aur likh du example de raha tha

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

​bollywood movies hamesa se glamours hoti h compare to regional movies

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

​bollywood movies m actress mini skirt m hoti h 😂

[@Sanskriti3232]

@@prathameshkamble3349 to 20-25 like do usme se 5-6 to dekh hi lenge

[@mohamedfaizan9844]

I’m nearly 40, and I grew up watching Hindi movies that made me escape reality and live in a fantasy world where boy meets girl, fall in love and get married. In India, that is a bigger fantasy than superheroes and the supernatural. We have lost our own USP. Edit: in the meantime, Korean cinema has picked up our USP and run away with it

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I think Nagraj Manjule had once said, the west is asking us why aren't you making Godzilla but the reality around us has so many struggles, those become our stories. The fantastical leap is something so alien for most who have daily struggles to barely survive.

[@mohamedfaizan9844]

@@TriedRefusedProductions correct. For a vast majority of India, the simple act of falling in love is an act of revolution, thanks to our stringent societal barriers. Early filmmakers knew this, and that’s why those films resonated with the masses, and still do. What we cannot achieve in real life, we want to see see in the movies. In India, we are already rich with our grand epics, Mahabharat, Ramayan. We don’t need superheroes - we have had them for millennia.

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@mohamedfaizan9844People are more educated, more aware, actors are boring and over-exposed - no longer Bollywood actors are treated as stars - now they are just actors

[@randomlyswatching9481]

Korean cinema had already had that even in later 90s early 2000s however some of them say even as example my lovely Samsoon and many others were problematic. The women treated badly. Men doing shady things in romcom. Notable ones are secret garden, it had issues even if I would gawk at hyun bin. 😂 Young romances were a hit even then. We had our own too. But they had Multiple love triangles etc but nowadays it's BETTER commercial and globally structured. In the sense that it doesn't feel like exactly Korean but also a story that even foreigner would understand . Idk when you started watching Korean and Thai or Japanese movies. I have watched classics like coffee prince or boys with flowers long time back and even thai lakorn classics.. it's not new ours was different in different cultures.. Also Turkish romcom event oldest ones are a treat. Even some British movies from 90s like say top of my head angus something and others talked about relationships within school groups. They still do. We have had that - we lost the most important genre which we were stable with -romance

[@raja-jl9os]

@@randomlyswatching9481 bhai unka action movie hollywood se better hota h

[@aakankshachopde8811]

44 seconds ago is crazy. 😂 Anyway, pretty accurate observation as usual, Jammy. I wonder whether it's just us who've gotten bitter as we grew up...

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

There's merit to our analysis being far too analytical now but I think if a 'Kho Gaye Hum Kahan' can exist, the need of the hour is just newer voices behind the camera

[@Sanskriti3232]

@@TriedRefusedProductions i see just you alone in the videos why do you write us?

[@user-gd9sc9vv1f]

Ishq Vishq is actually quite endearing. The new lot of actors lacks this quality to begin with. Also, Shahid and Amrita had great chemistry from the get-go.

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

Rohit Saraf and Prajakta Koli are the cringiest new actors on the block. Only teens who think they'll be millionaires by 25 adore these people.

[@sayanibanerjee244]

Can't agree more with you , although I feel being a product of nepotism actors like ishaan khatter deserve so much more , as compared to these people !

[@nirisha2108]

True😢

[@prajaktadande7053]

I really liked kho gaye hum kaha as a young movie. The concept and the performances were so fresh and gen z did to almost perfection. Its just a very good movie according to our times.

[@raahilkhalifa5834]

I feel like movies like Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak, Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander, Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai truly Portayed the young adults kind of a great romance and having the ability to showcase a great entertaining storyline, the aura, romance, everything about this movies were absolutely worth watching and amazing. I feel like the 90s and the early 2000s especially with the releases of Shahid Kapoor movies back in the early 2000s beautifully portayed the young adults entertainment movies so well, with a good script and entertaining concept and plot. Even the music albums were so captivating 👌❤️

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

Kuchh Kuchh Hota Hai was influenced heavily by 'Clueless' and 'Grease'.. but still brought it's own freshness to it and was a very good movie.

[@raja-jl9os]

90s m actress log sirf movies m short dress pahnte the real life m salwaar kamiz

[@aryantyagi12a]

Yes ,people should look beyond the nepo baby bullshit and admit the movies was good

[@nutandalvi1004]

It was similar to Sleepless in Seattle.. Tom Hanks starrer

[@randomlyswatching9481]

​@@nutandalvi1004I saw you across the street.. 😊

[@randomlyswatching9481]

Ah grease ...those were the days

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

Rishi Kapoor's Khel Khel Mein (1975) was an amazing youth oriented film.. which was later remade as Khiladi starring Akshay Kumar, by Abbas-Mustan.

[@neerat2323]

Jammy's face cam videos + A mixture of Hindi and English these days.... Loving it 😂👍

[@honeyh7772]

That butterflies for teenage me watching DDLJ, Ishq Vishq, and even the smallest of fluttering scenes in KKKG etc...ah that feeling is sooo lost. I dont get those tingling feelings watching movies anymore,its more of second hand embarassment at this point. I cant even watch a movie with my parents and the former movies, all my family loves them!( Even if "love" is an alien word to them). Maybe, this feeling was fantasy for them too and they waned to escape too! Noadays...i dont even want to go to a cinema to watch a romantic movie when i know i wont be able to watch the whole movie without covering my eyes for moments. I wish the feeling i get from romantic Books can be again recreated and i wont have to rely on subtitles of korean/japanese movies/dramas for fun.

[@randomlyswatching9481]

Same bro. Same. I mean even mtv had such shows .. Why don't we have anything to watch for light-hearted breaks . I don't want to watch fighting and thriller always yk I feel bad for current gen ... They only get Asian dramas 😢

[@randomlyswatching9481]

We also had Asian dramas in 2000s coffee prince I watched twice in college on a server and many more. We had nickledon growing up...this gen has nothing but Asian dramas. Sigh

[@honeyh7772]

@@randomlyswatching9481 We had soo much goood stuff to watch, the dance serial with shantanu, oh god i dont remember a single name , but it used to come on MTV ig, then the serial with jennifer and karan, the medical one, the serial with sanaya irani and his husband ,i dont remember a single name but I loved every one of it. Is pyaar ko kya naam doo jaise serials. So good!! Nowadays not even serials are fun to watch let alone movies.

[@anwho_1]

Ishq vishq rebound?! The title itself cringed me out. Thanks, no thanks

[@lishajoseph1007]

I think the biggest failures of nowadays romcom films is that they try to adapt same old formulas rather than thinking different.

[@sarahmathew8408]

I feel like Dil Chahta Hai is also a great example of a youthful film even though the actors weren't 'young' but the plot and the dynamic felt so fresh and relatable

[@sarveshprabhu1071]

We are missing that connect. there is a huge scope for pure comedy movies. Specially old akshey Kumar down to earth movies

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

Sexist comedy?

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Karan Johar has 99 problems but some of his work does feel the closest to relatively new and interesting portrayals of young people having fun.

[@arundhathiramesha1137]

This is honest opinion of hardcore romance loverr Today's audience are not okay with just anything, They want out of world experience, butterflies in stomach, adrelarine rush. Basically something historical and unimaginable out of the box , especially with saturation of content when u make something about romance u need to stand out

[@randomlyswatching9481]

That same audience will watch an average kdrama romcom and praise it😂

[@randomlyswatching9481]

We simply don't have the directions or writing to make 2000s romance movies. If people can watch kdrama my demon and praise every one of those adapted from a webtoon. Then they would love something good original simple. But we don't have that.

[@arundhathiramesha1137]

True words

[@AshishKumar-ui9wy]

Finally someone said it

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

​@@randomlyswatching9481 bhai tujhe nostalgia m jina pasand h isliye tujhe mediocre 2000s movies pasand h

[@PokhrajRoy.]

0:38 It’s like they tried to invoke 2000s but in the wrong way. Also, ‘Ishq Vishk’ needs an army of good writers to make it better. We have them.

[@SP-gy4hs]

Get a job, kale su ar. Do joote padne chahiye tujhe

[@plainsimplefaith]

Actually everything portayed in films these days is too cautiously created, almost to a point of no flaws ; hence no point of interest. The set, angles, lighting, hair & makeup, jewellery, actors are tooo perfect so it feels made up/ cookie cutter. There are no unibrows( Kajol) , no flyaways, no dark skin, no pigmentation, no pimples, no skin texture, no body marks/ abnormalities ( hritik with his thumbs), no weird haircuts/colors, nobody has any personality or personal fashion sense ( like pooh ) & everyone seems to have a perfect body. Everyone looks the same, their moves are too calculated & storylines are predictable. Characters mostly never make laughable stupid mistakes, or have silly quirks or have character defining moments that show some vulnerability or feeling (think Anjali dresses as Tina or Sanjana bakshi having a complete girly makeover, characters called Naina who have eye problems & hide behind their geeky specs). We almost never feel connected to any actor in any role anymore. So we don't care what happens to them & never feel like any movie these days is worth remembering or re-watching. Honestly I don't even remember the last time I felt anything at all watching relatively new movies. I just watch them with a blank, straight face 😐

[@raja-jl9os]

Old bollywood zyda melodramatic thi

[@PokhrajRoy.]

8:51 Am I the only one I know who loved ‘Gippi’? It was great fun and sweetly told.

[@arifadnan3224]

Mujhse Fraaandship Karoge was an underrated movie in this genre. The best thing about this movie is the timing. Those of us who watched this movie in High School or College during .the peak of Facebook fresh out of Orkut will have a special place for this movie

[@iamPrinceK]

SOTY my favourite college movie, of course it's not real, but you know KJo convection, i am connected with Sidharth's character 🥰🤞✨

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

it gets trolled a lot but it has its moments!

[@chandermotwani3493]

Awesome content 🤘🏻💯 Original stories are missing. Films like Jab We Met, Jane tu ya Jane Na, or the recent Premalu all are simple stories narrated and directed and acted Beautifully. I think they should start to stick to basics Original scenes Original songs and more simple stories 🤘🏻💯🎞🎥🎬

[@AshwinAR]

Frankly speaking. The young innocent love we had in early 80 is not there in the GenZ. Nowdays commutication is easy plus even a 2nd standard boy has a girlfriend. So there is no novelity in being in a relationship or falling in love in your teens. The game has changed and film makers must understand that. They shoulr bring in yount talents for a script which is adapatable for Genz romcom.

[@mystical_peace]

Main hoon na was just perfect in this regard

[@Sachin_C10]

for some reason @jammypants looks just like a young Bobby Deol. The face is so similar. Also this new camera angle of showing is face and also explaining stuffs is really refreshing instead of him showcasing only images and his voice in the background!

[@sahildas5840]

The reason why young Malayalam films works is because of its way they bring out situational comedies even in simple situation where one doesn't need richer locations or any rich talks which is often seen in bollywood. Films like super sharanya, premalu, jo & jo, avesham, adi kapyare kootamani etc must be watched for proper understanding

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

Some of the film makers who do unrealistic and over glamorous depiction of working class- Karan Johar Yash chopra Sanjay Leela Bhansali Aditya chopra Imitiaz Ali Zoya Akthar (See Archies for example ) Ayan Mukherjee (I was shocked to see pictures perfect orphanage in Brahmastra) Rajkumar hirani

[@nikhilbharatan]

Atleast those films still had some middle class vibes also (including Thanneer Mathan Dinangal also).Those films didn't go for rich locations also 👍👍, then we've Trivikram churning out 3-4 films of same template with Mallu Arjun,except for Aravinda Veera Raghava with Jr.NTR, where the middle class vs rich class narrative, with a pinch of Largo Winch, bit of Varisu, followed by rich mansions and glossy productions were repetitively being churned out (Gajapokkiri worked for me, even if not other films).I miss Allu Arjun doing films like Arya 1 and 2, Happy Be Happy 😭

[@NailsByAsh813]

Can you all stop yapping abt molly films. Seriously tired of hearing about them here.

[@canagasabayparasivam5105]

The problem is that is they are trying to be more western.. nowadays there are more use of english language in hindi movies than hindi.. The portrayal of Western attitude in Indian movies is the real problem

[@raja-jl9os]

regional movies m mostly aurat ko mostly sari aur salwaar kamiz m dikhya jata h ye to bollywood ka agenda h jo lead characters ko itna glamours tarike se dikhaya jata h

[@marylincutes]

That was the golden era which cannot be replicated by movie makers today. We can only go back in time and swell in nostalgia.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

1:17 Just a few hours ago, I saw the Mid-Day interview where Shahid talked about the popularity of the songs. Also, 2000s had a high bar for cringe and ‘Ishq Vishk’ surpassed it.

[@javedmkadir]

I think nepotism is slowly chewing out Bollywood, but not in the way most people think. People focus on actors, but the real issue is lack of creativity with writers and directors. Almost all of the new directors are from the same social mileu and cultural class, there is no freshness in subjects being taken up. The same story can be narrated in a thousand ways, but looks like there is hardly anyone who can do it. Most of the teenage movies are also set in very high end convent school type with very first world problems. Nothing wrong in making one or two films like that, but if every single movie is going to have broadly the same set up, people are gonna get bored soon enough

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

Bollywood = unrealistic and over glamorous depiction of working class

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

Salman Khan's Maine Pyar Kiya was also an amazing youth film.. albeit with elements of family drama.

[@shashikantshegokar7604]

Hello sir, I really enjoy your videos and your take on them, personally I would love to see you doing a case study on marathi film industry and movies, I think it would be a good cenima trip to you science you love movies from different regions of india. 😊

[@rackythehijabi8230]

No mention of Love Today?! Come on Jammy I was waiting so patiently 😂 love ur videos ❤

[@gsnape100]

The end sign-off dialogue by you 'Bas ab horror-comedy ki wait karo. Aur kya!' captures your disappointment so bang on! Hahahaha

[@vedantbakshi6546]

Ig that's why directors like Siddharth Anand and Ayan Mukerji have pivoted to action cause they have gotten older and those stories came from them when they were young

[@raja-jl9os]

Both are nepo filmmakers

[@saeefa]

There aren't many youthful films in Bollywood, many don't want to take risks, also most of the A list actors are all above 37, I can't name a single established male actor who is 22 years old. Which is why many watch Korean dramas and films

[@pranaya2800]

I feel people have lost their attention span due to reels and shorts due to its less duration and slide up feature. I feel reels and shorts should be taken down by instagram and youtube. People are not even showing interest to open a new song to listen to it patiently. They are opening it only if they find it nice and viral on reels.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I think this is a reductive analysis especially when you have examples like Animal and RRR, both over 3 hours long that were hugely celebrated. Compelling stories will garner audiences. The attention span is not the issue, the storytelling is

[@pranaya2800]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Yes I agree jammy. But I am just taking about songs.

[@dheeraj009.1]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsanimal got more engagement after reels Jamal kudu made trending in both youtube and instagram

[@dheeraj009.1]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionswhich marketed huge after the movie release in social media and helped in improving collections

[@roronoauchiha69]

​@@dheeraj009.1 lol the trailer was enough to bring the attention towards animal the reels did nothing

[@akhileshdsn2651]

23 seconds ago, that's how loyal we are Jammy!!

[@PrayasRahangdale]

4:55 Bro 💀 You scared me, ngl.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

HAHAHAHA!

[@PokhrajRoy.]

4:40 Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels are smiling somewhere.

[@THEAVGAMING]

☠️

[@nupurmalik9]

Love this video! Also, so happy to see you get comfortable with being on camera!

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Lord Jammy being an out of date boomer? Now that’s an interesting multiverse to explore. I’d like to see him yelling at clouds

[@swatisaini6447]

Samay ka chakra hai. Kal gen alpha isi movie ko nostalgia, good old days, life was good bol rahi hogi

[@PokhrajRoy.]

9:18 THANK YOU! I was in those circles and every other week, we were living an episode of ‘Class’.

[@randomlyswatching9481]

Elite and class aren't fiction. It's just those people are a different group in society... Poisha ache pokhraj babu apnar. I watched mouchak in desperation one day. I had just watched a Hindi movie so I got annoyed and watched something old.😅😅😅

[@randomlyswatching9481]

Even bengali movies had good rom com 😢before what happened

[@sameerpandit712]

Pls Review animated movies like inside out 2 as well...amazing creativity...

[@luckydeep2144]

I think it also has a lot to do with 90's kids and their introduction to the world full of hope. They were the first to experience tech like personal computers, internet and watch movies in multiplex and have fast food. Now it has settled down and directors and producers are following certain formulas to favour nepo kids It's a sad reality!

[@Ananayat]

I also feel the same, we were the luckiest generation that was grown in the era of everything new and fresh, a lot of hope for future, and even better political times when there was less polarity on ground basis. So we enjoyed that vibe till we grew up completely into adults. And sadly the kids these days have nothing and are just reliving on the used scraps or recycled version of our lives. For them the most exciting thing is social media, which itself is not a genz born , it came in the 2000’s. It is really sad truly

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

​@@Ananayat Some of the film makers who do unrealistic and over glamorous depiction of working class- Karan Johar Yash chopra Sanjay Leela Bhansali Aditya chopra Imitiaz Ali Zoya Akthar Ayan Mukherjee Rajkumar hirani

[@Ananayat]

@ankit_67-mc2uq So they are filmmakers making it for purpose of entertainment & relaxation not from the purpose of education or providing news that they can’t fake scenarios. Just like sci fiction.. rom comm is also a genre that is supposed to be unrealistic caue it takes us to another world for few hours. If people are actually setting their real standards with unrealistic entertainment then the problem is with them not the filmakers. When you sit to watch a movie or series you know it’s just a story .. not facts or news.

[@thecinekid]

the way Jammy said it in thius end "bas ab horror comedy ka wait karo"... man I could literally feel the disappointment through the screen 😂I also miss the 2000s, mid 2010s era of Bollywood when we used to get fresh and iconic films, where the youth's representation was mostly accurate and definitely not caricaturish . I seriously miss those days when we used to get charming Coming of age movies like those of Ayan Mukerji which were carefree, yet emotionally impactful and accurate. I personally really miss the genre But I seriously think that Hindi mass audience has become too cruel and there's a chance that even if Bollywood manages to make a 'Premalu' type great Coming of age film, it would bomb at the box office. "Laut aao puraane din!"

[@Asha1812]

I think in the last decade, chhichhore did a good job portraying young people and hostel life. It is sad that no one really talks about this gem. Even no digital platform has this movie!

[@nightmayor6114]

Jammy please watch Shakhahaari and Blink. Both are Kannada movies and deserve much more recognition.

[@050138]

Watched Blink as I'm a crazy fan of anything Time Travel.... What's Shakhaahari?

[@nightmayor6114]

@@050138From the things I observed It's a Parllelogram of Fate. Once you watch it you will know what I am saying just pay close attention to events

[@bathecat9834]

Govinda and Mukesh Khanna are actual boomer of bollywood

[@iamPrinceK]

Highly Agree 😅

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

Still love both of them for making my childhood awesome. It's okay if they haven't moved on.. doesn't take away from their amazing works.

[@randomlyswatching9481]

​@@user-hp1yj4pm2tsadly it diminished their respect

[@mysticalmaniac2]

I agree with everything you said except for the "Memorability of the songs". I thought the songs and the choreography were actually really really well done.

[@sittingduck1735]

I personally think it's not the story, most teen dramas are tried and tested tropes anyway, but the dialogues that make or break a film. Ishq Vishq had a lot of toxic tropes, but the dialogues weren't as try-hard as say those in Brahmastra and we still remember that movie with fondness. Brahmastra had(s) great potential but the dialogues ruined it for me.

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

One more reason is the lack of any pride associated with Hindi among the native Hindi speakers. Anyone speaking even average English is perceived to be more intelligent and classy

[@randomlyswatching9481]

If average population of young people can revel at the kdramas adapted from webtoons they'll take anything decent. But nothing is.

[@latestmoviesandflixz5456]

The first part of Ishq Vishk was relatable to the core. Rajiv, Mambo, Payal, Alisha were ever green characters. The college too felt real. The story had a heart, the performances had sincerity and most importantly, the music was so melodious and beautiful of Anu Malik. This so called sequel was an incoherent mess, Unrelatable storyline, alien behaviour of character, remake music, below average performances. They should have made it relatable like the first part and not make it complex.

[@sadiaprottasha6813]

Premalu got the vibe just right. That was such a pleasant watch for me.

[@RavindraLakal]

Nipun Dharmadhikari is a different person all together when it comes to hindi films/series. He has done great work in Marathi but he makes cringe content in Hindi felt same for mismatched as well. Please watch Mi Vasantrao or Lumpan in Marathi to see real Nipun

[@pralhadbelgaonkar3188]

Or dhappa movie.

[@VimarshTheatreSociety]

Unpopular opinion: Kuch Kuch Hota hai despite being problematic, is a breezy youth film and made us root for the characters, and was actually "cool".

[@balajikarpe4822]

Saw your Instagram story on No Subtitles in Kalki Telugu version. Faced it a lot of times bro . We want to enjoy movies in their original language because it gives us the feel . Please Request in your channel to all the Regional filmmakers to include English Subtitles in their movies

[@superhuman4559]

Even today when you watch DDLJ and KKHH , even though u remember every single scene..it still feels new every time you watch it..the charm continues to grow even after 30 years

[@vatsaldoshi7270]

Why are you not talking about KAlKI 2898 AD or KOTA FATORY SEASON 3?

[@shashank5789]

love that you mentioned that those old classics (wake up sid etc) were made by young directors/writers. makes so much sense. bcoz in the last 5-10 years, the best romance content has been on youtube channels like TVF, Timeliners by very young directors, writers, actors. Permanent Roommates, FLAMES and many other

[@barshasuvadarsani7073]

My take on Main stream young generation movie is the concept mostly revolve around love that too love triangle. And the biggest problem is you are not even full invested in that kinda movie.i mean archies is so boring I can't even watch that full movie. Yes tvf is doing that for us but I want to watch something like adventure kinda of or science fiction type concept that young generation is exploring.the only young adults good actor only launch by amir khan. We need more young adult star which young people look-up to.otherwise our people are gonna only consume korean industry and other us TV shows

[@raja-jl9os]

Munjya wala ladka young h

[@sayandas3939]

That's why wake up sid was diffrent ... it's main focus was on sid m.. and how he gets mature

[@haribhaskar285]

Jammy, please do watch the Malayalam film Gaganachari

[@nidhi1733]

I love how passionate and knowledgeable Jammy is about cinema.

[@sailyholkar8236]

If you want to watch something youth oriented then you should definitely watch Yeh unn dinon ki baat hai . The show is writtern by a (not a young writer but) a mid age couple and they try to tell us their love story through the show and they are also producers of the show . That show definitely amazed you . There are very few shows in hindi television industry which cover coming of age genre with so much authenticity It is based on 90s love story Yeh unn dinon ki baat hai is not only a show Its a emotion for us #yudkbh #shashisumeet #samaina #Ashdeep

[@symphonyofclouds]

I'm currently watching it, coz I couldn't when it was on-air on TV. Love it.❤

[@user-ov3xe1ri4j]

Dudeeee Where is Kota Factory season 3 review??

[@97Aniket]

I think insted of such movies Kho Gaye Hum Kahan should have released in theatres with good dance numbers. That's a perfect coming of age movie

[@RonJacob009]

I don't think its that hard to make a rom com. They are making it harder by looking back at things. One should always look ahead while making any kind of cinema. Create new. That's it. If you want to copy paste then you're not really a filmmaker. Just look around you, experience it and create it. Is it really that hard after studying so many years of professional filmmaking?

[@raja-jl9os]

bollywood jesi mediocre industry m akar sab mediocre ban jate h

[@PokhrajRoy.]

There’s a great video essay on the whole fetishisation of ‘high school’ and ‘youth culture’. Minds will be blown.

[@saritamisra5883]

Pokhraj, please share the link, if possible

[@MasterMahesh9009]

Hi Jammy, 1 of our oldest sub. I have a topic that would be interesting for you too. I would like you to please read the whole comment and examples. It can a video idea for your channel and future podcast. So, recently you were talking about the remarks in the Hindi film industry. I am a movie addict and sometimes I see movies which are remakes. 1st example, Shaitaan and Vash. I have only seen Shaitaan because it was available in Hindi. But Vash, I was not aware of it and also it was limited to Gujarati language and I don't know that language, hence I didn't watched that movie and never came across until you said it in your review video. 2nd example, Kantara- Originally it was limited to Kannada language many of my friends from south told me to see it. However, I didn't but when it was released in Hindi too, it was epic and 1 of the best movie experience. Last example, Kabzaa and KGF- so Kabzaa is almost the same like KGF. However, since both of the movies were released in Hindi language, Kabzaa failed Pan India. Based on these 3 examples I have some questions for me and you. 1Q. If I didn't see the original movie, will the remake movie count as the original movie from my POV. (Even you would have come across this situation many times) 2Q. "Once you overcome the one-inch tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films"- Oscar winner director's quote. If the "amazing" films are not available in the language widely spoken i.e. English or/and Hindi then I as an audience are left with 2 choose a. Look at the subtitles the majority of the time or b. Wait for the remake. The last one is more of a conclusion. If movies like Kantara are not dubbed Properly in widely spoken languages then other industries are just going to copy paste them. KFG did hence Kabzaa failed. Kantara did hence no 1 will even think of getting a success by copy pasting it. Also, there is unsaid desire to see Deadpool like movies in Hindi instead of English. Because it connects to us. I hope you have read my comment. Love Old subscriber.

[@shamikbhattacharjee6039]

One of my all time favourite movie about realistic fun portrayal of college life is the Telugu film Happy Days starring Tamannah. It released when I was in college first year staying in hostel away from family, and all of us connected so much with the story and beautiful soundtrack, even though most of us including me were not Telugu speaking. Till today I watch it on my laptop when I miss my college days or friends, and I have the songs in my playlist till today which no one in my family understands because of language barrier but nevertheless loves the songs.

[@anaghajadhav6935]

I watch yiur videos only for your style of English. Simply superb. Yiu have a very good command of English.

[@divyanshi1996]

Agreed! Really enjoy your content ❤

[@sahildas5840]

The reason dil chahta hai worked was because of its mix potrayal of drama,comedy which were realistic enough among common people.However nowadays young section films can be differentiated between soty and kota factory. Where soty is far away from our life, kota factory gives a reality check and trauma to the ones who failed to succeed. What is necessary is producers must create a story that can form a story with both realistic and a bit kind of entertainer

[@raja-jl9os]

Dil chahata h bhi ak glamours south bombay wali movie thi apne papa se puchna late 90s m log kese rahte the 🙂

[@raja-jl9os]

Guru dutt ki movies bhi bahut glamours thi us time k hisab se

[@sayandas3939]

​@@raja-jl9os nope .... I live in kolkata ... and it's relatable

[@jiyabedi1731]

I think another film that shows young Bollywood are Main Hoon Na and Chhichhore. Whilst they are completely different, they are both equally fun movies.

[@arundhatij4311]

Ayeeee Jammy's back.....couldn't be more happier

[@PrayasRahangdale]

Bro you watched Kota Factory season 3? Absolutely brilliant 👌🏻

[@iamPrinceK]

Jeetu Bhaiya is Love 🥰🫡✨

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

nice, kinda laid back with its storytelling this time. liked it

[@PrayasRahangdale]

I cried in EP5 🥺

[@ravindranathsinha4580]

The first two seasons were way better.

[@PrayasRahangdale]

@@ravindranathsinha4580 Season 3 is better than Season 2. Season 1 is still superior.

[@omkarbehera659]

Mera Golf club nikal Pani se 😂😂. Epic... 😂👏

[@rajinikanthkm5661]

Where is video on Kalki trailer 2 😢😢

[@shahrukhperwez3281]

Ishq vishq is the movie which gave idea college going girl to do karwa chauth for there boyfriend. And this one no one is going to remember even for this week.

[@simranbasra3179]

Every face expression and emotions look so perfectly choreographed. They lack the essence of nature and vulnerability. The roast is well deserving honestly. True carefree and yolo vibes were original back in 90's and even till early 2015. "Kya se kya ho gya" quite literally

[@RavenThunderclaw]

Bro we can't event make good horror films. Like we have such vast lore available. Even Munjya is enjoyable but was more of a comedy than horror. When counties like Indonesia and Taiwan can make The medium, Incantation, why do we have to settle for mediocre shit. Not one horror movie made in India has given me fright. Except for maybe Tumbad, 13b and Pari. But event they weren't frightening but disturbing. Please make a video about this.

[@krishniarumugam]

Jammy rather watch Yevade Subranayam as a coming of age movie by Nag Ashwin from a decade ago. And ofcourse Love Today and Premalu are movies that are fresh and engaging. And Thiruchitrbalam

[@sujithkumar8033]

What happened to Bollywood. Where are the movies like Jab we met gone?

[@happyvalleyroses8145]

Both Class and BGDC were soooo good and reminded me (funnily) of my times in a convent and then in a Delhi school (in my +2)!!

[@Ananayat]

It’s just sadly a generation of no newness forget movies, even in fashion or technology. We were the luckiest generation that was grown in the era of everything new and fresh, a lot of hope for future, and even better political times when there was less polarity on ground basis. So we enjoyed that vibe till we grew up completely into adults. They are sadly living on the used scraps or badly recycled versions of our lives, badly romanticisg 90’s and 2000’s. The most exciting thing that they have is social media which itself is a millennial thing made and run by millennials. If you notice even till today the majority world is run by boomers and millennials but in past the disruptors in the society came from the younger generation, be it Bill gates or Stever jobs in their 20’s or Mark Zuckerberg in his 20’s. Genz are living in their shadows still. Apple and Instagram being the most exciting things for them. All Genz are either busy in making reels or becoming influencers. Nothing groundbreaking. So sadly that’s the reason we are not experiencing anything fresh in this world.

[@logicalhermit6570]

Missing angry rantman. ❤

[@Itsme-gy9mf]

Can you please tell if someone has a good sript, where he should go, which production house would be interested to give opportunities to new writers ?

[@reenageorge6470]

The problem is that the money in the Hindi film industry is controlled by ‘uncles’ like Karan Johar and Aditya Chopra to make a few. They have to accept that their ideas have become outdated. They have to hand over control of the movie to young directors, writers whose ideas may differ vastly from their own. But if they want to continue to make romantic comedies and ‘chick flicks’ then they have to accept that the idea of romance has changed and just like they brought in new ideas in their initial movies, there are many young people who are waiting for a chance to tell the stories of their generation. Let’s give them a chance.