5 WTF Bollywood/Indian Movie Scenes That Will Leave You Speechless | MATLAB KUCH BHI

The regular feature of bizarre, regressive and illogical scenes across languages is finally here! Here we talk about everything from #bollywood #telugu cinema and some embarrassing moments even from other industries. This is the #matlabkuchbhi ride and you will bear witness to the cringe i endured. I hope you like the 5 Shocking Bollywood & Indian Movie Scenes That Will Make You Cringe | Top 5 Scene | Dialogue | Hero | Heroine
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[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Guys Anupamaa in the background is an intentional gag! I can’t believe people are thinking I’ve actually lost it 😂

[@yashdarji9129]

nah i don't buy it you are a certified anupamian to me now

[@tusharniras]

Man you have to say this 😂

[@TheRightSideOfHistory]

10:00 no wonder incidents like Manipur violence happen when this practice of parading women naked as punishment is literally on the TV screens… be it cinema reflecting real life or real life inspired by cinema- either way you look- it’s disgusting and primitive.

[@smridhisr5817]

I totally loved the sarcastic reference of Anupama 😆

[@darcsoul5087]

Dude... shutup man. You bring up all the age old movies and say "this is not right".. well it is normal then. so just chill dude. 70 years ago woman mostly stuck to kitchen and family life and even before that they are not supposed to have education... we all know thats not right. Don't dig up the past and comment about it.

[@RSG_TheMonster]

At this point, I'm just convinced that Jammy will never run out of content for the Matlab Kuch Bhi series!

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

SATYA VACHAN LOL!

[@prabhatsourya3883]

@@TriedRefusedProductions I think even with all the "modern mindsets", the industry is reluctant to step out of its stereotypes, with the big flicks still adhering to the stereotypes.

[@radhikaverma600]

Hindustan me jab tak cinema hai log chutiya bante rahenge😅😅😅😅😅

[@duff3879kazak]

Dont know about that, but he will go insane before content runs out if he keeps watching!!!

[@anm13682]

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[@shra1882]

I don't skip ads on matlab kuch bhi episodes because I want to help contribute for Jammy's therapy because he's going through this for us.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Ayyy, you're the real friend!

[@nileshjain6648]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsI like ur take on movies bro. But just out of curiosity, I wanted to ask one question Why does your matlab kuch bhi episodes not have any scenes from SRK or Ranbir Kapoor movies? Or am I missing something? Also, u should do some more research while incorporating South movies scenes? Some of them are staged as problematic only from the director's lens itself.

[@PranaliSingh]

I have YT premium so I don't get ads, will that work? or shall I discontinue it? 😂let me know how I can contribute too !

[@lordblanck7923]

You are already paying for it​@@PranaliSingh

[@NiruBehera-mn7uv]

Bhai tu Hindi mein video bana

[@IftiAlam1999]

You should list out moments when the censor board was high AF while reviewing movies🤣🤣

[@amalo.vergaming4605]

I still didn't get that how they passed Great grand masti 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

@@amalo.vergaming4605 Where the girl raves about having a milk factory 💀

[@shresthsinha927]

@@TriedRefusedProductions censor boars gotta be high on something uniquely special

[@ssheikh3598]

​@@TriedRefusedProductions We need an 80s cringe fest series 😂😂

[@ashesofhopesinabonfireofdr6341]

​@@TriedRefusedProductions Gunda 😂

[@aashumi5vora]

I felt the same about Jaya Bachchan's character. They have explained every character's back story to explain their current behaviour. And i too, was expecting a conversation of Jaya breaking down and explaining herself to either her son, husband, ranveer or Alia. Just like how Amitabh explains himself in Mohabbatein or K3G

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Just wanted something rather than that convenient letter giving away the business

[@bahar6389]

Agreed but it wasn't cringe it was lacking emotional perspective. In my opinion is it did not belong to this video with cringe moment title.

[@greenpath26]

@@TriedRefusedProductions yes but that’s how people like that realistically behave. It would have been more unrealistic and dramatic if there was a sudden change in the character. Just a thought.

[@Bhumi_Baweja]

I too would have wished too see a more vulnerable side to Jaya Bachchan’s character and not just that emotional letter tidbit at the end. Karan Johar mentioned that some scenes in relation to Jaya Bachchan were cut but will be shown in the OTT version. So maybe some if not complete closure will be achieved.

[@jessierose5319]

Exactly. I felt like they just wanted to villanize her, when so many male patriarchs get away with it and it’s normalized

[@PokhrajRoy.]

“We don’t count ‘Race 3’…” Hahaha couldn’t agree more.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

what an embarrassment!

[@AdnanAhmed-cp2fz]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsgood decision!

[@AdnanAhmed-cp2fz]

There must be a Reboot made for Race.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

AH! THANK YOU FOR THIS SERIES! An absolute treat for connoisseurs of cringe 👏🏽

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

join the party my friend!

[@SrikarChahasti]

You should watch recent Chiranjeevi interviews. He was openly flirting with Keerthy Suresh and he grabbed her hand and told her we should romantic movies

[@singwithanandita3602]

​@@SrikarChahastiyeah I had also seen that interview... Wahi same kisi bollywood celebrity kiya hota toh... Kitna controversy ho chuka hota

[@PranaliSingh]

omg you made me realise today that I am a connoisseur of cringe too WTH 😭😭

[@renudeepak1349]

Yes Jammy! You have started to enjoy cringe. Happens to the best of us. You are not alone.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

We in this together lol!

[@tingtingball]

anupama is enjoyable for you now 😂

[@zxgh]

For those who might not know, Sriya Reddy who is seen in the film Thimuru is the lead actor Vishals real life sister-in- law. She is married to his elder brother which makes watching the scene creepy af

[@bhargavipba]

I am assuming that this development happened after they were done with the film 😂

[@rammckee6319]

Shreya Reddy in Thimiru is one of the best female villains in Tamil cinema. Probably the 2nd most popular among Tamil audiences after Ramya Krishnan's Neelambari in Padayappa (1992). Also FYI, she's the sister-in-law of Vishal, the hero of Thimiru.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Dude those eyes had such crazy madness. The illogical plot line aside, I was so engrossed in her performance! I think Varalaxmi Sarathkumar also channelises the same energy in recent films!

[@Santhoshreddy-B]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsAfter so many years she is coming to movies. Her next is SALAAR💥

[@rammckee6319]

​​@@TriedRefusedProductionsEven I spat my food across the table in fear while watching Veera Simha Reddy, when Varalaxmi shouts at her husband as he's about to touch the food 😂😂. Such an intense performer she is.

[@yajeskaran4061]

The way indians love to admire and enjoy such over acting performance in the name of entertainment is cringe in itself!

[@lakshmikrithika2521]

For real. But Ramya Krishna as Neelambari was not psycho. Just high horsed and arrogant. Shreya teddy is out right psycho. Like little loose in the brain. My god I was shook watching the movie on my to screen😅

[@gunjanroy2382]

I'm glad someone mentioned Geeta Govindam. I found so problematic that scene but till today never heard of mentioning anyone. Thank You. And please watch Raanjhana once and look how problematic that one too.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Raanjhana is probably covered on the channel at the inception of MATLAB KUCH BHI lol

[@shankarasrinivasan8881]

At least in gg he gets repucutinoms for his actions but in most movies it's treated as some kind of romantic gesture

[@gunjanroy2382]

@@TriedRefusedProductions is it Anmol.... Let me check

[@mrbme]

I don't think it's problematic bcz Heroine was always angry on Vijay for it. That's the whole Vijay Rashmika chemistry in that movie untill rashmika finds that Vijay is good. Vijay old school mentality is also corrected by Rashmika in the climax. So i don't get what's problematic in it. She didn't inform the parents only bcz she don't want to give the punishment of Vijay for his sister. Jammy didn't mentioned this in the video.

[@hemantt8435]

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[@tejas_bhat]

Totally agree with you regarding RRKPK. After walking out of the theatres, the first thing I felt is how they completely villainized Jaya Bachchan's character without any regard for her perspective. It's like they cornered her just so that she can be an egoistic antagonist.

[@a_wise_person]

With so many people loving Geetha Govindam, I still can't wrap my head around how the whole thing started. They could have begun with literally anything, and the casual treatment of the whole story really boils my blood.

[@mrbme]

It means u haven't seen the movie properly...where is the casual treatment for that matter in the movie?? Rashmika slaps him. Ties his hands Calls his brother. His brother was literally there to kill him. He escape from a running bus. Rashmika don't say his name only bcz she feels his sister nd her brother shouldn't be stopped bcz of Vijay mistake. After that even Rashmika wasn't close to him. She was always angry. Even Vijay old mindset of wanting a mom like wife was corrected at the end by Rashmika... So i don't understand where that scene had been taken lightly. Infact the whole movie builds on that scene.

[@imalien1947]

@@mrbme total agree. the way rashmika shows anger on him is whole new level pain for vijay. The movie was good. PERIOD

[@koushikraja331]

Bruh, the funniest thing is Shriya Reddy who played Eeswari (one of the most iconic female villains in kollywood btw, her "yelei isukku" is still memorable) became Vishal's real life sister in law lmao.

[@kedaver263]

I agreed with your point at first during the screening of RRPK but I've thought about it and realised that the depiction of Dhanlaxmi is super realistic, and her dialogue "I'm too old to change" I found to be not just a hundred percent true but also, was her 'redemption' so to speak. Shes admitting that she might be wrong but that's the closest she can come. Some characters can only have some development I guess. If Karan had presented a moment of admission of guilt, it would have taken away from this idea, that not every person wants to change and is capable of change

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I actually did not seek for any form of redemption for her. My issue was that the stoic demeanour at least regarding her own marriage is a front to keep the business running. A loveless marriage stems from something. I don't want her to come out as a loveable character but at least having the ability to vent behind closed doors with her husband, that the union is a two way street and that it was not easy for her too

[@nishaaroar]

@@TriedRefusedProductions But in the story, she was the first one to not accept her husband as he was. A poet rather than a businessman. She was cold towards him first and then he had an extra marital affair. They both found their own ways to cope up with their loveless marriage. While she took on the business, he took on the affair. and they both became who they were in the present day and eventually she became too rigid to change or didn't see any point in venting out because she had been silent for many decades already.

[@ayushganguli137]

Anupama playing in background clearly depicts that after getting through so much.I think his taste is slowly getting changed.I won't surprised if jammy will be doing reviews on seema haider like the greatest critic on this planet. Edit:-And what is making me more worried is that I will be watching even if he does😭

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Okay Seema Haider news is where I draw the line! THAT cannot be happening here lol

[@pratibhadevaraj723]

The bhagya series is a lower level you're yet to reach 😂

[@mayankprajapat4591]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionslappu sa sachin hai jhingur sa ladka, kya hai sachin me😂😂 Oh did I just body shame someone.

[@shubhamdhadel748]

Fun Fact: Vishal (who played Lead in Thimiru) later became Sriya Reddy's Brother-in-law after she married Vikram Krishna (Older Brother of Vishal) in 2008.

[@prathapreddy4079]

But she was good in terms of performance

[@shubhamdhadel748]

@@prathapreddy4079 Indeed. She's a Good Actress.

[@anushasayee8061]

Thank you for mentioning Geeta Govindam! I did not understand how people liked the movie. It was so infuriating for me that the hero is shown as a guy who has sanskaar and all - but doesn't understand what private space is.

[@avantika_singh]

I agree about Dhanlakshmi, the first thing I said after leaving the theatre was we never got her why for being so bitter, and it's not hard to just fill in the blanks but it left something to be desired when we didn't get to see her as a human feeling other emotions beyond taking an ego-trip or the like. Though, I did come across a theory in my voyage to catch as many reviews as I could that since the makers didn't want to redeem her they shied away from anything that would make viewers sympathetic to her. Also, thank you for for the series!

[@anish6665]

Oh, these toxic movies have completely ruined the concept of love and how to approach women in my growing years. Thanks to GVM for educating the 90's born male kids regarding these matters.

[@Himanshusingh-wm2wm]

I think they had a longer dhanlaxmi backstory.. But a dhanlaxmi and kawal conversation.. Where she thinks he's out of it and won't remember anything and her taking her heart out and at the end dharam ji just apologising for his absence as well.. 👌💯💯

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Like you could have given me anything! There is a point where she has to be more than just the one dimensional arrogant person. She has so much built up emotion and resentment that deserved to be expressed somewhere!

[@Mistinpurple2]

@@TriedRefusedProductions I just watched rrkpk and would like to share my views on this point too. I think its rightly portrayed that she did not have her moment of any realisation or venting. Because that is very real life like. If every character had had developed it would be just fictional like "oh it is a movie and movies end happily ever after".It would have left a perfect life and happily ever after effect which in reality is not true rather people and families have imperfect people and grudges they all just manage together. Especially when it comes to old people its not very real to admit mistakes or say sorry have guilt so many old people they carry trauma from their time as well as patriarchal rules which they amend accordingly to their surroundings but not necessarily accept on ammending it. Small instances of these things can be seen in our normal Indian families. Alot of times mothers/wifes they just accept and live like that and I've personally seen my father accepting the changing society not on face but because we don't leave any other choice. Same happened with Jaya she knew its not possible to change now she has nothing left on her but she can just go on with whatever is happening. Edit: Also to add, by the end of movie I didn't considered Jaya as villian so I don't think she needs to be termed one she just had her patriarchal rules and her owning of business and being the head of house just added more dominance on her character. She was not a villian but a product of her own upbringing which doesn't need to have a heartfelt backstory. Cause in reality people are just like this alot of head people of families are like this without any back story. Alot of mother in laws are like this and in countries like us there are alot of loveless marriages so for me its completely okay to for once see that no not everyone is perfect but always on scale/scope of development.

[@taloselohim1022]

Finally the time of the month when we have our favourite series back on track with "MATLAB KUCH BHI"

[@abhyasharma435]

Hey Jammy. Thank you for bringing up the character Dhanlaxmi in this video. I was quite happy to see that they shared her "origin story" in the beginning to help audiences understand why she is the way that she is, and maybe even empathize with her. While some people were able to hold on to that, others forgot about it and it would have been nice if her character had also had a chance at redemption of some kind. I think in a recent interview, Karan Johar also admitted that the one incomplete character arc in the movie is that of Jaya Bachchan's character. Anyway, this is always a fun series to watch :)

[@kvtechvarshney5179]

The creepiest thing is an act is not independently wrong or right, it depends on who does it. If the villain does it, the heroine is dusgusted by it (which she should obviously feel) and the hero punishes villain for it. But the hero also does same act many times in the first place (which he shouldn't have done bcoz he is the morally right person) & the heroine likes the act, sometimes falls in love due to that. Its so wrong at so many levels. I remember 1 of Main tera Hero, Varun first spanks Jackeline on the ass and then kisses her at a shopping store not even at a personal space, after that she falls for him, my god what will happen if youth get inspired by such kind of acts😵‍💫😵

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I agree on your take on the problematic tropes. And the movie you are talking about Judwaa 2

[@kvtechvarshney5179]

@@TriedRefusedProductions 😂😂 yeah right, my bad -Judwa 2. I don't know why, but both the movies appear quite similar to me, similar slapstick cringy comedy, Varun's same character, and similar tropes!

[@itsmedip1406]

Films are the biggest impression maker. And youth do get inspired by it. I saw a heroine who was telling her co actor miss behaved with her so she slapped him, in turn that co actor also slapped her. And ppl were commenting that this is equality. So u disturb a girl and she slaps u, in turn u should slap her, surprisingly many ppl had this mindset in that comment section. Tells us that youth is damaged by seeing these films which are full of masculinity 🙂

[@kvtechvarshney5179]

@@itsmedip1406 its not masculinity to trouble someone.

[@itsmedip1406]

@@kvtechvarshney5179 there are less number of films which shows unnecessarily a heroine beating the hero. It won't be acceptable by those audiences. While if the reverse is done, people do enjoy it. I have seen it many times. This is where masculinity tops in films.

[@hratovish_constantine]

It's a classic series that never gets old Thank you for this chill video after the fiasco of Don 3

[@anshoolajaiswal7315]

I always wait for these Matlab Kuch bhi episodes😂 please keep making them Jammy😊

[@MultiShashu]

Jammy pants I think the matlab KUCH BHI series is going to be deserving a seperate channel itself 🎉

[@titanraven]

Jammy Matlab Kuch bhi deserves its own playlist Please create one I want to do a MATLAB KUCH BHI marathon

[@krishnasai7891]

In my 90s childhood, if any cringe scene like this comes before family, i used to rush towards TV and change the channel with knob. in 2003, when first color tv came, remote was always ready. My father used to say "che che.. these movies.. change the channel". experiences with cringe is very relatable.

[@theserialcinephile8758]

The office level ka cold open. Focus pull to tv soap playing the BG. Well done Anmol!!

[@PokhrajRoy.]

6:42 I think this is the best representation of that guy in your group with relationship advice they should not be dispensing lol

[@siddhantpanigrahi2019]

The anupama part cracked me up really hard. Kudos to you Jammy 😂😂😂😂

[@madhukiranThatikonda]

You should read about the Alluda Majaka movie controversy, communists and the Hindu nationalists demanded a ban on the film as it contained a number of scenes portraying women in an obscene manner. CBFC called back the movie after 3 months of release and made cuts to objectional scenes. There is a thesis written on this controversy. Megastar Chiranjeevi fans went on a hunger strike when CBFC was considering a ban on the film. It's very interesting to read about Telugu cinema evolution.

[@prathapreddy4079]

Mega Bajana appudu kooda undaa

[@prathapreddy4079]

@@madhukiranThatikonda Chiranjeevi is really great he faced many troubles and the main thing is competing with NTR son

[@laba3423]

what is hindu nationalist in protesting against such obscene movie ,are others blind or too much open minded

[@revanth84]

@@prathapreddy4079 Its sad that Chiranjeevi being an outsider launched so many ppl from his family which no family did in Telugu.

[@matangimawley]

You made my day Jammy!!!❤❤ I d been suggesting Thimiru for such a long time! Thank you for including this gem where it belongs... 😊😂 but am also so happy you liked Shriya Reddy's performance.. She is one of the best female nagative characters after Neelambari in Padayappa.. I never understood why being slapped by the hero always made heroine fall in love with him.. The sheer number of 80s movies that has this trope is mind boggling... 😢

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Hey, Your comment especially stood out for me! So thank you for the suggestion! Tho I need some time to get over the absurdity I saw lol

[@matangimawley]

⁠am so happy to have helped you here! 😂.. On a different note- you should consider doing a MKB segment based on "double meaning lyrics" - am sure these are there in all languages.. But my 'inspiration' for this idea especially comes from Tamil songs... 😢 some of them seriously ruined my childhood.. And definitely deserve a place in this segment.. am sure you'll never run out of content here...

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

@@matangimawley HAHA the research will be on!!

[@LuzyM]

I really love the gig at the beginning of your video, and yes watching cringe content really affects our taste 😢😅😂

[@greenpath26]

Hey jammy, about Dhanlaxmi’s character in the movie, I think it was pretty natural because I have literally crossed path with someone like her and it’s very normal for people with her character to hold on to their ego till the end. I personally found it very realistic.. a sudden change and softening of heart would have been more unrealistic I think. But that’s just my opinion based on the real life experience I have with someone like her. She was shown as someone who only cared for herself more than anyone else.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Actually my point with the film is not me wanting a change of heart from her but actually a one on one vent session at least with Dharmendra about her experience in the marriage and why she took the stoic stance. Of how she felt unseen too!

[@greenpath26]

@@TriedRefusedProductions but that’s the thing.. people like the character shown do not bother engaging in that vent or a one on one. Their ego is too huge to even do that. She had a very narcissistic/ psychopath trait where everything was only from her perspective. At least that’s how I saw it. But it’s interesting to view it from your perspective too. 😊

[@shyammishra3816]

Binging 'matlab kuch bhi' episodes is so good. I wish i would have found u earlier❤.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

2:46 Again, science fiction because where’s the safety pin?

[@sriramaswamy]

Great video, great job! Movies are very influential in India, as people idolize the actors and follow blindly. Until people realize that there’s much more to life which is very short to begin with, we need to have moderated and responsible content.

[@imrankhan-qc2cw]

My God! For now I never saw your MATLAB KUCH BHI EPISODES when I am in office. It's hard to control laughing.🤭🤭

[@The_cranky_krafter]

You should make videos on the cringeworthy hospital/ medical scenes on starplus serials...and the toxic behaviour of the male leads in the same serials...mostly across all channels

[@aissatayara3363]

I'm not an Indian but an African girl who loves watching Indian movies ❤. I swear I love your channel because it never fails in letting me know what movies I should avoid while also making me laugh to tears 😂😂💜. Keep up the good work 👏🏾!

[@beenabhat5749]

Best series ever … keep going 😊

[@Anishrokport]

Haha nice intro man. I get you😂

[@sangeethanarayanan7248]

What you say is very true about Jaya ji's role in the movie Rocky aur rani ki prem kahani. I don't understand why she was made the ultimate villain while she made the ultimate sacrifice on top of which this family was built. All the wealth, the luxury and the lifestyle, the family is able to afford was built because of her hardwork and discipline. There was no reason to have made her so insufferable. All strong women are mostly shunned upon by our society - since either they don't understand them or they can't stand their ability to wither any storm - that could be the director's reasoning for making Jaya ji's character the way he did - it is quite unfortunate. My heart went out to her thru out the movie - she also suffered from a loveless marriage just as much as the others. Why were they glorified and why was she not? She was forced to take on the reins of running the family since nobody else were upto it. That should not be the reason that would provoke so much hatred.

[@khushitiwari1147]

No matter the flaws Bollywood have it has definitely improved the representation of women and relationships. South really needs to work on that.

[@vikramprasanna8908]

"South" 😏 Also, you really need to stop basing your views on these videos and watch more recent movies from Tamil.

[@Jahnavi4464]

​@@vikramprasanna8908Tamil is ok Telugu movies are worst

[@Copeharder556]

​@@Jahnavi4464Telugu movies way better than bollywood lol watch some good movies instead of watching cringe scenes

[@Copeharder556]

lmao Hindi dubbed viewer

[@Playerone1287]

​@@vikramprasanna8908recent south indian movies were misogynistic too, there are only a few exceptions like jai Bhim

[@saisatyamishra]

Loved Loved Loved the indirect shade you threw at Anupama😂. I'm sick and tired of that BS!

[@Hellowor256]

Hahahahahaha the intro and background on TV !!! Very funny 👌👌👍

[@charand9537]

I am glad that at least someone sees the line that should not be crossed even if it is some fictional movie. Kudos to you

[@Jiah_856]

Thank you jammy for handling this much torture maybe more than this 😅😂😂

[@shreyashidey9590]

Watching those sick films to put smile on our faces.. thanks bro.. you're not alone... subscribed!

[@gaurinadkarni]

Totally agree with your take on RARKPK! Also, if what happened in the movie were to happen for real, it is disrespectful for Jaya to watch her husband kiss another woman in front of her. They basically endorsed having an extra marital affair. If Jaya knew about her husband's affair, she would have had the option to leave him.. but what she gets instead, is her son and his family bashing her for not keeping the family together and making ends meet. The story telling was too one sided and I think Alia's character was responsible for that black and white perspective.. atleast ranveer's character had some layers

[@gaming_with_Jatayu]

Finally somebody said the problematic scene from Geeta govindam and give a positive view about Jaya Ji's charector from RRKPK

[@SusanchiVishnoi]

Your vocabulary is awesome ...i think i will learn something good form you...🤗

[@NNIHALRao]

Jammy's reaction at the beginning is pure Gold!

[@rudrakshyadav7335]

Everything is temporary, Anmol's Matlab kuch bhi list is permanent..❤❤😅😅

[@shyamprasad7906]

That was good intro bro😂

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

😅

[@payalnayak5542]

The dead expressions in Anmol's eyes in the beginning 😂 He's doing us a service by watching all the cringe😅

[@anamzeba181]

Best thing is to wait for your new videos you are an absolute genius

[@illogicalcreations411]

My god the last entry here has sent chills down my spine.... Because not long ago we saw in reality a Naked Woman being paraded in front of a crowd of men.... (Not A Movie Scene) . . . They say movies don't create any impact on society but when you so easily showcase that you can gang up on them and do something like this.... Urgghhhh! 9:41

[@shalinibali5248]

This Jaya Bachchan observations were made by me too when I saw the movie. Every character in this movie got a graph and history but hers was just shown as an evil woman. It would be great if her evolution was also shown.

[@rosalynredwood4542]

0:38 oh God the background 😂 Jammy thanks for the laughs!

[@MorpheusRishi]

We ought to treat jammy with some good stuff because of the things he watches for us 🤣❤❤

[@MoumitaRudra]

I love 'Matlab kuch bhi' episode. I literally wait for it

[@punyabratadutta2306]

The lord of opening: Lord Jammy 😀

[@ishitaaaa5134]

The intro as always was💯💯😂

[@udit1200]

finally a long awaited "matlab kuch bhi" episode

[@revanth84]

In Telugu 80's and 90's saw a rise of commercial cinema catering primarily to labour class. This was also the period where Telugu cinema's art declined on mainstream cinema and Bollywood's commercial cinema influenced South industries. Thankfully Telugu cinema is going back to content.

[@ranjeetdevckar8414]

Jammy, they did have the letter scene that Jaya's character addressed to Alia's character right. I felt that it was a decent closure, because Jaya went so far in making life hell for everyone else, it can't be just fair to just let go of it immediately. But I did feel it would've been a slightly better closure if she had been there in the climax wedding song, sitting a bit far from the close family, with some of the guilt she'd be possessing. As a first mark of acceptance, ranveer and alia would go to her to seek blessings, but then she apologies similar to how Amitabh Bachchan's character did with SRK in K3G. Fin. 😂

[@manendraable]

Today's intro! Top Notch.

[@shubhjack]

lol the introduction jammy😂😂

[@Kishore_44]

We need a matlab kuch bhi series of hollywood movies and web series aswell. Maybe also from cenima from all around the world. 😉

[@locoamithgottimukkala9390]

In Geetha Govindam, Rahul Ramakrishna is drunk bro I don't thnik he don't even remember what he said that night.

[@Tonystark-fd9ch]

Seriously bro I love your content 😂😂

[@AMyNag]

Was that Anupama or some such thing on the TV in the background? LOL Jammy, you sure know self torture!

[@MuhammadAhmad-oj6mf]

In next ten or fifteen years, Pathaan is going to appear on matlab kuch bhi series 😂

[@yeshpande]

I hope you saw Karan Johar's interview with Sucharita where he acknowledged the same about the character DhanaLakshmi and said that they some how managed to give arc to the character. What you said also bothered me after I watched the film

[@jefintom9039]

I am not gonna feel bad, it's fun seeing jammy slowly loosing his sanity in these vidoes

[@norah4892]

1:27 " films...that left us perplexed or ENRAGED" Cue to Jaya Bachchan looking enraged😂😂😂

[@hansikapandit9119]

I also think in Rocky Rani, they should've explored Jaya Bachchan's character in a better way. This could be because they didn't have the time to explore as the movie was lengthy enough or to showcase how Alia's character will be the pioneer of change in Ranveer's family. Either way, Jaya Bachchan's character didn't deserve what she got as she was suffering as well due to her circumstances.

[@parikshitettoo3179]

These cringe contents are having a toll on Jammy...please rest and get well soon...🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I have Anupamaa running in the background. I need help lol

[@sohamchakravorty5200]

love the arsenal clip in the beginning. cheers on the community shield

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Its the happiness before the misery starts lol

[@infinite143ykj]

South Indian movies and its obsession over one man-two Wives is amazing!! Hats off 🥳🥳🥳

[@Fidah]

You didn't watch Govinda's Sandwitch movie?

[@artadhyay5462]

Rocky aur Rani had several problematic moments. The glorification of cheating and justifying it by saying the partner was abusive is laughable. Get a divorce and then pursue your romance. Kissing your lover in front of two families and calling it romantic is just gross! For all the amazing moments in the film, Jayaji was given a very poorly written character.

[@PiyaGhoshDastidar]

I think she chose the character of Dhanalakshmi to show the audience why she behaves like this in real life. She has endured a similar kind of betrayal (actually more toxic) from her real life partner. And like in this movie, in real life too, audience praise the man and his mistress and blames the wife for being aggressive. It's not always her ego, it's how she copes with the situation. She needs a partner who will love her and can be trusted, in both reel and real life.

[@waltissussybakka]

Though I'm happy we get to have a matlab kuch bhi episode every now and then, I'm also saddened by the amount of problematic and cringe-worthy scenes Indian cinema is yet to offer.

[@papimadugula5758]

Just thank you for including that vintage playlist 🤣🤣 I was searching for last week didn't know it was released on the saregama channel 💜

[@souradeepsengupta4269]

🤣🤣🤣oo bhaisahab, the beginning sequence 😂

[@lelu810]

Geeta govindam is another problematic movie

[@swapnilwalimbe752]

In these busy days of content overflow, Jammy still managing to take time out for "matlabkuchbhi" shows his commitment for this series. I hope it continues like this in future.

[@loudframe]

With every episode of Matlab khuchh bhi my respect for Jammy's dedication to entertain us grows many folds. God the things you subject yourself to, I don't know how you keep it together after this much cringe consumption.

[@minaC2022]

Kudos to Jammy bro for watching these gems😂😂

[@akshayrajan7476]

The other WTF moments can’t be in same video as Rocky aur Rani ki Prem kahani ❤small suggestion

[@veniarashana]

Thank u Jammy for highlighting such things in Telugu cinema as well. For the same reason I do not like watching such movies to this day no matter how big or successful they might be at the box office. It's like u r speaking up my mind aloud . Love all ur videos! Ur work is incredible! Bless U!

[@jeetchakraborty5691]

Jammy never compromised with this series continuation.

[@arjundubey887]

Jamy what the hell 😂😂😂 that intro man

[@mermaidia]

Jammy's self-reflection before starting these Matlab kuchh bhi videos is hilariously depressing as well😊.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

HAHAHAHAHA!

[@mermaidia]

​@@TriedRefusedProductions😂😂😂😂

[@Sunny-sc5vq]

3:00 yeah, you could see that coming from a mile away. No surprises jammy.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

you have become desensitised haha!

[@Sunny-sc5vq]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Yes.

[@anammikappippal1271]

Hey Jammy, I like your content a lot and it is really aligned with someone like me who is a movie buff and I like headphone as well, which brand is it ?

[@pranjalisahu3752]

Because of you we also have become addicted to cringe, matlab kuchh bhi is my favourite in your channel tbh😅

[@nithyaniranjani]

THANK YOU FOR POINTING OUT THE PROBLEMATIC PLOT LINE OF GEETA GOVINDAM. I'm a telugite who loves Telugu movies with a passion, but how do they make such scenes okay 😭😭🚩