5 Shocking Indian Movie Scenes That Will Leave You Speechless | MATLAB KUCH BHI

The debate around regressive or problematic content is not only restricted to #Bollywood but extends to #Tollywood other industries like Malayalam as well. I hope you like this edition of the #MatlabKuchBhi series.
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[@CrazyMantriOfficial]

Divided by language, United by objectifying and harassing women. 😂😂

[@malore6191]

Lmao 😂😂😂

[@Marshall_D_preach]

What about the last scene.

[@souls5180]

@@Marshall_D_preach what about it ? it was a female who flashed , it doesn't matter at all . /s

[@smartboy-lk4sv]

sadly true

[@Marshall_D_preach]

@@souls5180 you didn't get neither my point nor jammy's.

[@rashmishirodkar3483]

The best part was "90s heros were basically Kabir Singh only" 😂😂😂 that's so true!

[@roshnidilaware7145]

Atleast in kabir singh the film portrayed him as an obnoxious character only.. not like a “hero” hero.. 90s justified the obnoxious behaviour as manly...

[@adityagrover3049]

Don't compare any of those with Kabir Singh. Kabir was an amazingly manly, masculine, dominant, aggressive, no nonsense and competent man,who is flawed. Flawed, but Alpha nevertheless. There's a huge reason why it recieved such appreciation from both men and women. Men wanted to be him. Women wanted a man like him, even in this age of bullshit radical feminism, where women are becoming more masculine and men are becoming more feminine. Currently the average Testosterone levels have dropped to HALF the average T levels before the rise of feminism.

[@user-fk8md4jn3i]

Ppl here who are saying kabir singh wasn't glorified need a reality check He gets the girl in the end he is freaking hero

[@user-fk8md4jn3i]

@Sai KR that seems like a very stupid narrative

[@WizInsight108]

😂😂😂 it is true.

[@forrestgump6965]

A fact regarding malayalam industry is that their audience are the greatest criticisers of the industry itself....irrespective of stardom....

[@nimmie6243]

I was looking for this comment. Even though we've had several cringey commercial films, mostly it was content driven films with great performances in every era.

[@Paws.of.Justice]

Somewhat true But the fans (gundas) are a different case.

[@_.devika._]

Exactly. Also most of the Malayalam actors from senior actors like Mohanlal and Mammootty to young actors like Prithviraj and Dulquer Salman have a more positive approach towards criticism.

[@_.devika._]

@@Paws.of.Justice Yes. Especially the ones we find in fan fight clubs.

[@midhunadhaneshkumar4414]

@Meme crow ignore kar. Trust me we all do.

[@user-dh5wj2mf3x]

Being a malayali girl grown up watching malayalam movies I totally agree on how problematic the dialogues were and how it was normalised. Glad now industry is progressing and both the leads r treated equally ❤🙏

[@indrajith8258]

Otta per "dileep"

[@user-dh5wj2mf3x]

@feeling cloudy exactly 💯

[@hudaheckru]

Word.💯💯

[@sunetramukherjee6883]

R u still talking about south movies??

[@gauravv8097]

Y is it important for malayalam ppl to say they r Malayali before saying anything 🤣

[@shreyadebnath7218]

Cring content, Jammy and Viewers = 😣😣😣 But inside Jammy and Viewers = aur banao, content hi content hoga 😂😂😂😂

[@vishwajeetnandyaduraj4804]

Most of TRP subscribers also watch only desi. We all have same mindsets.

[@agrawalji2]

😂😂😂 Yes

[@pratyushkumarnayak1348]

Views badhne do "Phir paisa hi paisa hoga"

[@cinephilemoment1273]

Literally me

[@akashgaming3041]

Raha nahi jata, chez he asi hai

[@vishnu2000ch]

Being a Malayalee, I also believe that the 2000s were pretty bad for the Malayalam film industry. Most of the films were star-oriented and little to no attention was given to the scripts or to the artistry level. Illogical and outright problematic scenes were present but nobody recognised. Being a kid who watched lots of movies during the 2000s, I was also under the impression that this is how cinema WAS supposed to be. Thank God I was wrong! Proud of our Industry and its progression now!💓😃 EDIT : Thanks for the support! ❤️

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

What a beautiful journey!

[@aibalbijukonuparamban9358]

Yeah the flashback pains 😖

[@alexgeorge9617]

ശെരിയാണ്. From 2010 onwards, we started having creators like Vineeth Sreenivasan and star led films with Mohanlal and Mammooty started flopping, especially the bad films

[@aibalbijukonuparamban9358]

@@alexgeorge9617 Udayakrishna's Script started becoming masala type Unsahikkable🙃

[@aryak8412]

True. We had some really bad films.

[@suvendum.p.7715]

It's crazy how sceanes like these which clearly are insult to women are given green light by censor board while films like "Lipstick Under My Burkha" get denied a release in India and has to cut multiple sceanes and released under A-certificate

[@mcchilde2903]

The censor board is full of misogynistic men

[@lightyagami6357]

Totally agreed

[@user-kp8vp3ep7r]

​@lightyagami6357 that s why they give certificate to movies

[@jitendraloganathan4375]

The most misogynistic of Indian movie industries is Telugu film industry. Not just Ram Pothineni's movies have disturbing misogynistic scenes like the one you showed. Movies of all 'Top Heroes' of the industry have such disturbing scenes. The man who tops the list is Balakrishna. That old man likes to harass teenage girls and young girls (I mean the heroines) in his movies, both physically and by words. And, he wants at least two heroines in all his movies.

[@jyotiv4447]

Bro true but telugu is not the most bro even other industries have so many cringe scenes, you are feeling like that because only those types of telugu movies are dubbed in hindi

[@kitchens222]

In tamil amd Telugu industry it is more in south.... thalaipathy squeezed btt scene of kajal Again tamil audience are supported that film... They feel heroic sense of vijay I don't get it....

[@divyamadhubala7102]

@@kitchens222 True. Vijay had done multiple cringy scenes in movies like Pokiri, Sivakasi, Sachin. He is praised and worshipped for his dialogues by young audiences. But young men have become more mature now. Dhanush, Simbu and Vishal also had done stalking scenes.

[@kitchens222]

@@divyamadhubala7102 not only in our industry even K-dramas also......heroic sense of male exists......by black-mailing simple things heroine..... frightening them to rape etc

[@mr123y]

being malayali is shame for me. malayalam industry is one of the most worst industry facing poverty in marketing , technical,stars physique, external look compared to remaining world top industries like hollywood, south indian other industries. a film industry acquiring progress through commercial, beauty side and realistic social value movies.. kerala is utter flop in first category. blah blah 🤢🤢🤢

[@renudeepak1349]

Alternative Title : Bad Movies You should Avoid At Any Cost If You Don't Want to get Offended

[@vm6109]

Or these are just bad scenes in an otherwise good movie

[@pumbadumba8341]

@@vm6109 Maybe.

[@frenchomelette3488]

@@PrathamZ Objectifying women and pervert behaviour is shamed all over the world.If a person thinks this is ok and acceptable they are the ones who are in minority.

[@pramabanerjee2767]

Or loose brain cells...

[@frenchomelette3488]

@Monkey D Luffy Why?

[@Anonymous-xc3qu]

The worst part of Matlab Kuch Bhi episodes is: they end & come at a low frequency.

[@ZafarLaw]

And the greatest women centric dialogue of all time, 'mera pati jaisa bhi hai, wo mera pati hai, charnon ki dhool etc....

[@harsharya545]

That's actually good

[@ashishkini8375]

I mean he has to space out the cringe or else we probably won't survive 🤣

[@rsd2359]

Sab scene Mene real main Dekha hai school ke nibba nibbi 🤣🤣

[@gauravrana724]

07:01 Dvgan angrily breaks bottle. Meanwhile Kabir Singh:- Mere papa mill gaye.😂

[@ashaybansod3236]

😂

[@enamelvoice5838]

Prithviraj actually apologized for the chocolate scene and said that he would not act in any scenes of that manner

[@olivagulabjan9]

Even after that he added an 'item dance' in his own movie.

[@TheSoumikc]

But Priyanka Chopra never apologized for hiding Akshay Kumar under her towel.

[@vanessadmitrivosco5631]

@@olivagulabjan9 that means every bollywood movie should be cancelled by your say, the so called item dance isn't a problem here. The only problem is the overly normalised misogynistic script

[@olivagulabjan9]

@@vanessadmitrivosco5631 item dance is actually sexualizing women. Mollywood or Bollywood, it needs to stop

[@BigPPwhofckedyourmomWoW]

@@olivagulabjan9 stop the women's to dance then.

[@tejaswinisharma972]

It's amazing that men like you are speaking up and calling this out. So many scenes and tropes in our movies encourage misogyny and over-sexualisation of women, and Its impact on audience is very harmful. Thank you for talking about this👏 Irony is that actors who are sexist in one movie, go on to promote feminism in other and steal the limelight🙄

[@akshadchavan5528]

Example: Akshay Kumar

[@virambharvad8059]

Same goes for actresses too.

[@tejaswinisharma972]

@@virambharvad8059 I never said it doesn't. Last I checked, 'actors' is a gender neutral term. Male-centric terms are always considered gender-neutral terms until it's used it criticism. Make it make sense 🙄

[@tejaswinisharma972]

@@virambharvad8059 plus, you'll mostly see male actors with sexist behaviours on screen. I don't see female characters stalking, sexualising, assaulting, and getting turned on randomly by, other women. I can name many bug make actors who have played typical male chauvinists on screen who hold themselves dominant to women in their lives. Don't see actresses doing that right? Now you understand the context of my previous comment?

[@tejaswinisharma972]

@@virambharvad8059 nevertheless, I do agree that actresses, and all of women should also follow the same standards and not be excused only for their gender

[@jayanti3112]

*Some bollywood/mollywood movies: Illogical bizzare scenes* *Someone: India hai, chalta hai!*

[@_aks-ara_]

Slayy point meme 😆

[@aibalbijukonuparamban9358]

🤣

[@jeevika355]

😂😂

[@shilpak7113]

Slay point 😂😂👍

[@shahrizariza1606]

And what about other industries?

[@kdonyt123]

As a Malayali, Im glad that you called out bad Malayalam films from our past. It definitely wasn't smooth sailing for us😅

[@msn9832]

The worst phase of malayalam industry is in btw 2000-2010 coz the industry lost its potential to make both commercially succesfull as well as critically acclaimed movies back at that time.the golden phase of the industry was really from 1970 to 2000 and from 2010 to now.

[@girishchandran2027]

Its Due to the huge commercial success of movies like narasimham,aniyathipravu and other movies the producers tend to make cliche mass and romantic movies only to make money but we cant deny that their were some great comedy films were produced during this time like meeshamaadhavan,cid moosa,friends,etc

[@dheerajnagraj8683]

Just like the phase currently bollywood is

[@msn9832]

@@dheerajnagraj8683 kinda but still malayalam industry didnt followed remake or biopic trend evene at that bad phase.

[@msn9832]

@@girishchandran2027 yes there were good movies like thanmatra,calcutta news,bhramaram, kazhcha,pranchiyettan ,cid moosa etc even at that time but those good movies per year were pretty low in number those time.

[@rajdeepvinayaraj4439]

If you are film-lover and watch films irrespective of time and language, i recommend to watch Padamarajan's film

[@anupamaMall]

The hypocrisy is that nowadays people love to bash Bollywood films for such ridiculous scenes but won't say the same for South Indian films.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

it is true that most of the problems we only allude to hindi cinema has been prevalent in other states as well

[@aadityanikam8830]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Exactly Nowadays people Favour South Indian Movies and Make Fun of Bollywood Movies Just To Look Cool 😑

[@anupamaMall]

@@aadityanikam8830 Every film industry have some flaws be it Hollywood, Kollywood etc. But in today's time trolling Bollywood films has become a trend.

[@s.kaushik]

Mam, South Indian films have come a long way forward now. But you got to admit Southern films have become less and less regressive now.

[@neeljavia2965]

@@s.kaushik Except Malyalam, the others are still the same.

[@rosesyed1447]

There is one particular scene from the film "Joru ka ghulam" starring Govinda and Twinkle Khanna which is so regressive that nobody, trust me, no sane man will be able to sit through it. Govinda's character goes on to horribly insult and bully a gay man, with the most stereotypical character traits, which not only reflects the homophobic mindset of the writers but also the callousness of the CBFC. I wonder till date that how did this scene manage to make it to the theatrical cut. It would be great if you discuss this scene in a future video.

[@virambharvad8059]

Some things change.What today is considering acceptable may not be considered acceptable yesterday. Hollywood has such scenes too but it fits in the era those movies were made.

[@shreyadutta7980]

@@DeepakKumar-ej3wm I can't believe you just compared dating someone from the LGBTQ community to dating pet dogs.... honestly I'm not even infuriated, I'm hurt.... I think you should read more about this and gain knowledge about how our ancestors from the early vedic period....and even before....knew, realised and believed the normalcy of being a lesbian/gay/ homosexual..... it's not a new idea people have now come up with....not something the current generation fancies....get your facts right please

[@rosesyed1447]

@@DeepakKumar-ej3wm Mind your language, kid. Whatever you just said makes no sense to me at all. Firstly, your poor choice of words clearly reflects your utterly despicable mentality. So, you're literally comparing animals with LGBTQ+ folks? Wow! LGBTQ community consists of normal human beings with different sexual orientation and the people back in those days understood this very well but utilized this technique of stereotyping not only the LGBTQ community but every other regional community for cheap comedic gags. Sensible masses realized this very early but were unable to do anything about it. Yes, times were different back then and had their fair share of problems, that's why it is necessary to highlight the problematic aspects of those days. Your comparison of LGBTQ with "pet animals" has no sense, and you're calling me stupid! Do you even know the meaning of being conservative? You're an insecure, conservative guy who's clearly frustrated because of the awareness created in favour of the LGBTQ, hence that ridiculous and truly unrealistic comparison. Choose your words very carefully next time. That was just meant to be a suggestion for TRP as he includes films from the early 2000's as well.

[@thoughtsIhave11]

@@DeepakKumar-ej3wm what an idiot. Can you show one guy who dates a pet today. Well 2000 f***ing years ago a lesbian woman or a gay man was there and denied rights. Forced to have heterosex and yes there are evidences for that too. Have some common sense dude

[@frenchomelette3488]

@@virambharvad8059 Well just for your basic knowledge of cinema...When we were busy making stereotypes out of queer and homosexual characters hollywood made brilliant same gender love stories such as "borkeback mountain" which went on to be oscar nominated and movies like "dog day afternoon"...Not a single sensible movie on this topic was made in India...🤷🏼‍♂️

[@TheStardust2011]

You should have called out Kasaba starring Mammootty and then praise Parvathy to have the guts to call it out in a press meet. The courage!! 😎😎 Imagine the flak someone like DP/Alia/Katrina would get if they called Salman for such content in similar situation.

[@sajinsathya8604]

well said

[@anandhu1894]

Adhinu mammottye theri vilichittu karyam ondenn thonnunnilla. Vilikkunnillel directore vilikkade

[@TheStardust2011]

@@anandhu1894 Mammootty ye pole powerful star can easily say No to doing such scenes. If he says No, ethu director producer aanellum scene maatti ezhuthum. Newcomer or actresses aane, avare maati ezhutheyenne. 😜

[@risingsun9913]

Salman doesn't do such content now.. lastly I saw such problematic act was in kick (2014) .. 😊

[@risingsun9913]

@@TheStardust2011 ohh.. bhayankaramaayi ketto.. at the end of day all are just actors .. ivaru brands endorse cheyyunnund .. ennu karuthi ivar athu use cheyyum ennu thonnunndo

[@malavikapadmanabhan9865]

Being a malayali and having grown up watching and loving malayalam cinema, I will have to completely agree with you. However, I want to point out that 1980's was the golden era of Malayalam cinema. Thought provoking movies, no male chauvinism, progressive concepts.. I urge you to please explore this era. All us malayalis will have so many suggestions for you, if interested

[@Soumik.Naskar]

Opening scene: When Masterchef gets shifted from hotstar to raj kundra's app...

[@preet2692]

Underrated comment😂

[@ritugupta4920]

i am waiting for the moment when tried and refused productions will reach 1 million subscribers.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

all in good time!

[@ritugupta4920]

@@TriedRefusedProductions yes

[@RajakUmar-om1ew]

That Prabhu Deva and Nagma scene was example of how people used to cook before invention of fire 😂

[@apurv4800]

Actually Ram's movie was equally criticised for having such a problematic scene in the movie. I am actually really glad that the audiences are changing and are definitely not overlooking such things nowadays.

[@aamani5720]

I couldn't agree, thyview made a vdo abt this movie the vdo was massively critisized, also considering the fact ram isn't that big just imagine criticizing scenes frm Pawan kalyan movie and mahesh babu movies

[@abhishekm2759]

No telugu audience didn't change at all... There are probablmatic scenes in many movies like Alavaikondapuramulo, Sariledu Neekevaru, ismaart shankar etc....They didn't even complain about it..

[@vukkembhuvan8295]

@@abhishekm2759 agreed

[@aamani5720]

@@abhishekm2759 and well I haven't seen people complaining abt avpl but I have seen mb fans themselves complaining abt slnv and I do belong to that

[@apurv4800]

@@aamani5720 see I do understand your perspective. Telugu movies are mostly watched by the masses especially the commercial ones starring Pk, Mb etc. They don't really care about these problematic scenes as long as they are entertained. But there are many others who actually do care about these scenes. In every movie industry you always find both these two types of audience. So the people who really watch movies only for the stars really try to defend their idols and start criticising those who speak against them. The reason why I still support the fact that audiences are changing is because I have seen countless memes about the problematic scenes in Sarileru Neekevvaru and many other movies which clearly showcases that audiences are changing. So even if audiences don't find fault in movies like Ismart shankar remember the kind of audiences going to these movies.

[@ThePJaiOfficial]

Jammy has a split personality. Sometimes he became ruthless roaster in "MATLAB KUCH BHI'

[@ved370]

Hey jammy, IMDB loosing its credibility in India can be a good video topic for you🤔🤔🤔

[@SlapstickGenius23]

IMDB is also losing its credibility in Hollywood. That’s because it’s owned by Amazon.

[@anupamaMall]

Thanks to the idiots who rate films based on politics 😂

[@ved370]

@@SlapstickGenius23 ya i know that, but its worse in India(especially for bolly movies) People rate movies based on the artist's political opinion. And on top of that they dont even watch that particular movie.

[@ved370]

@@anupamaMall 🤫🤫 they hate reality checks

[@parthm4835]

Specially after Dil Bechara and Sadak 2.....

[@gayathrib2143]

Jammy, Just pick any Shaji Kailas movie. His each and every movie is regressive and misogynistic. The weirdest part is these movies are celebrated even now when we watch it in television.

[@catface97-b8l]

👍👍👍

[@riav7467]

Even his wife, actress Annie spouts his misogynistic outlook on her cooking show where he degrades female guests whom she called to the show for not knowing how to cook. Actress Navya Nair have a befitting reply, you need to know cooking for survival, it's not necessary to like cooking because you are a woman.

[@gayathrib2143]

@@riav7467 Yeah. Even actress Nimisha Sajayan was criticised by Annie for not wearing makeup in her movies. Annie is pitching herself as this perfect 'Kulasthree'

[@riav7467]

@@gayathrib2143 Yeah. Nimisha episode was cringe and so was the IAS couple where she made fun of the lady IAS officer for making her husband, another IAS officer, cook. That husband said he loved doing it, but no she had to shame his wife. Annie is too caustic.

[@cosmic873]

I was casually watching a scene from thuruppugulan. I was cringing so hard that I had to look at my mom to see if she is giving me the death stare. Man, it's hard to believe that these were the very same movies that we used to sit and watch with our families lol

[@alphaytgame]

Objectification of women is common in Tamil Telugu and Kannada films even now . In Malayalam films it's reduced.

[@sajinsathya8604]

well said every telugu movie has a item song

[@Adarsh_PS]

I am happy that you mentioned some shitty Malayalam movies. I am a malayali and i hate most of the movies you mentioned here. But today i am happy that most of the movies concentrate in script, technical aspects, acting, screenplay etc.

[@shashwatkadre1731]

Nowadays Malayali cinema is the true face of creativity 🔥🔥

[@Adarsh_PS]

@@shashwatkadre1731 yes. 92% of malayalam movies produced these days has a minimum quality 💥💥

[@shashwatkadre1731]

@@Adarsh_PS minimum?

[@Adarsh_PS]

@@shashwatkadre1731 There are poor movies too. But we can expect great, good, above average quality from most of the films. Thats why i used minimum

[@chiragks7305]

2:50 hrithik,shahid and tiger falls to his feet

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

hahaha! THE SKILLS DUDE THE SKILLS!

[@courage5904]

Tbh, I thought they dance sequence is action Jackson was ironically done . 🙄

[@uuvv1207]

@@courage5904 me too, I thought it was funny when Ajay devgn danced like that cuz everyone knows he can't dance ...... Even I will tell sarcastically if a friend danced horribly that he danced better than Michael Jackson.... Can't understand the problem in that scene

[@Azx12345]

Haha😂 it's like dil to pagal hai when srk teaches madhuri to dance but srk is still a better dancer than this guy😂

[@asluggishday3242]

@@uuvv1207 wow once more ❤️

[@AryanGupta-bo8yd]

AIB perfectly presented this problem in their sketch with Vicky Kaushal and Richa Chaddha - Harrasment Through The Ages . though it only focussed on Bollywood .

[@raja-jl9os]

Aib vahi h jo me too m fasi thi 🤣😒 irony kitne mada₹c##d h sale aib vale

[@arunabhdut]

Those who pretends to be feminists are actually rapist. They pretend outside to hide their crime...AIB is perfect example. People who genuinely respect gender equality even speak of men's rights. Ex-this channel

[@debroopsarkar4613]

Abe gandu log us group mein woh kaam sirf ek bande ne kia tha, aur usne jitne baar maafi maangi thi naa utni baar maangne mein bahoto ki gaand fatjayegi, and yeah after that he left.

[@raja-jl9os]

@@debroopsarkar4613 ra#e karke mafi manga 😁

[@adarsh_1]

@@debroopsarkar4613 The team knew about it and brushed it under the carpet. Sabne nahi kiya is not an excuse then.

[@okhamsrazor6548]

Something that really baffles me is how Malayalam film Industry took a nosedive after 1980s and maybe early 1990s. Most of the movies during that period by legendary film makers were so authentic and rooted in reality that they still feel fresh and relevant even in today's society. And yes, I'm talking about movies by Padmarajan, K. G. George, M. T. Vasudevan Nair, Jayaraj and the like. I still don't understand how the trashy movies casually succeeded the Golden era of Malayalam film industry.

[@joyshreechoudhury1481]

The opening scene...my god... stomach blowing 😂😂🤦🤦

[@gprashant8556]

That scene is also in a Hollywood movie Hot shots....hot shots is a comedy movie though... .Don't know Prabhu Deva's movie copied it or not

[@misterfreedom42]

@@gprashant8556 Hot Shots was more of a parody movie/spoof on Rambo and Top Gun.

[@Norahpaws]

So many 80s 90s malayalam films were extremely patriarchal and misogenic in nature which made us cringe. One pure example is njagal santhushtaranu. Luckily we passed that stage and looking forward for great movies

[@anupamaMall]

Do Tamil, Telugu and Kannada films still have such elements?

[@georgebinoy3932]

Yes superstars were decided based on the extend of dialogues they do in a scene.. and most of them is fixated on belittling the other person..

[@parthm4835]

@@anupamaMall Ofcourse They Do Have Such Problematic Scenes

[@Nisha-tz2js]

Dude some of the 80s movies are progressive even for 2021 it was after 1995 the cringe phase started. Njangal santhushtaran also falls in that Category

[@anupamaMall]

@@parthm4835 Then why is only Bollywood getting such massive criticism 😂

[@serenamalik2298]

Women of 2021 hates kabir singh Women from 90s always fall for kabir singh

[@Azx12345]

They thought that's how men are 😂

[@namjesus1998]

i hate them

[@enigmaticambivert4767]

but women still love bad boys though…just not the character Kabir singh

[@Azx12345]

@@enigmaticambivert4767 they like toxic relationships maybe idk

[@purva4145]

Still Kabir singh is better than 4 more shots, veere di wedding .

[@bhavikakosambia3307]

I have said this before, as a child I used to feel so uncomfortable watching this type of Scenes, but couldn't say anything coz everyone else was okay with it. So i would please take a note of things tht make u uncomfortable rather than just going along with everyone

[@madhurimelody]

Yessssss i know I'm gonna be upset after watching every matlab kuch bhi episode bcoz of these absurd thinking. But I'm stilll soo excited 😂

[@user-fk8md4jn3i]

Nothing in life is consistent except jammy and his matlab kuch bhi

[@ved370]

Last month miss huwa tha🙄

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

@@ved370 nahi bhai June 2nd ko aaya tha! Nahi miss hua!

[@ved370]

@@TriedRefusedProductions oops mujhse miss ho gya

[@albertthomasmanayani5351]

The main reason why nowadays movies are less problematic compared to the 2000s is because of the rise of social media.. Imagine if social media existed back in 2000s. The amount of movies with problematic scenes and story line would have been lesser.. And also note that the internet revolution is one of the reasons why a lot of a good movies with lesser known actors are recognised and praised which back in the 2000s wasn't the case. Also for an actor to be a part of good script alone wasn't the case in the 2000s in malayalam industry due to the star power, and financially very few producers backed innovative scripts which led to new comers taking this outdated scripts.. Thank god the New Gen era ( of malayalam cinema) which came in the early 2010s with movies like Traffic (2011), Chappa Kurishu (2011), Ustad hotel (2012), Salt n Pepper (2011), 22 FK (2012) etc which were financially successful..Or else the industry would have been pretty much the same until 2015 or 2016..

[@angrymanwithsillymoustasche]

0:06 Died ☠️

[@lathangikrishnan]

I really appreciate you for showing both the good and bad phases of Malayalam cinema through this channel.. 👏👏👏

[@mohitmishra9801]

Bollywood on cringe back then : *It's free real estate!*

[@MohitSharma-yx2um]

🤣🤣🤣ohhh boyy🤣🤣

[@kapilrana8538]

Giga chad

[@anithakamalamma5582]

Don't forget mollywood lol i cringed so hard.

[@rohit19]

So true about Malayalam cinema. I am a Malayalee and now when I see some of the movies from the 90s and 2000s I just cringe so hard. So much sexism, casteism, body shaming etc. In fact in the 80s we made better cinema than in 90s and 2000s. Thank God for some talented directors that came in the 2010s who restored our cinema to the better place it is today.

[@rehmaanfatahu1272]

Just like ISmart Shankar, I was shocked after watching that scene in Hello Guru Prema Kosame. I don't know why people have appreciated that scene in theatres but it was illogical and problematic.

[@abidjaha9927]

Exactly. In climax scene as well. He just leaves Prakash raj saying that he is going to runaway with his daughter. I don't why I felt so bad about it. And secondly in "nenu local" movie 🎥 same director. hero doesn't do a single effort to win keerti. He just waits for correct time. Hero is shown as loser.

[@naveennamani2]

@@abidjaha9927 exactly nenu local is not a flopped movie just because of hero nani, otherwise the story about teasing a girl, entering into someone's home like a theif, and even family encouraging that kind of love is all bullshit, I hated how the police character is shown as villain in the movie when he is the actual hero character

[@sr9279]

It's just a bad version of nuvve nuvve, at least in nuvve nuvve everyone acknowledged how irrational the hero is even his father. Nenu local is just annoying

[@dheerajnagraj8683]

@@sr9279 yeah but in nuvve nuvve he goes to shriya's house when she becomes his lover Vinatage trivikram is good now he is also cracking jokes on legs

[@abidjaha9927]

@@dheerajnagraj8683 s nenu local movie director trinadh's all movies are soo problematic man. 1. Nenu local 2. Hello guru 3. Cinema chupista mama 3rd one is just annoying here this director showing a lofer and street fellow as hero and well educated and settle man as a villian

[@abhishek1978]

3:38 thank you mahnn, that was unexpected 😍😍

[@aamankhan7823]

Actually that's how you cook eggs. You didnt know, Jammy? XD

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

You learn something new all the time!

[@aadityanikam8830]

@@TriedRefusedProductions LOL

[@arubangamer]

That scene looks like copied from Hot Shots. Speaking of which, do we have Indian spoof movies ever made?

[@premprasun1516]

😂😂😂😂 exactly

[@pranavbellary9800]

As a Telugu guy, the scene from Hello Guru Prema Kosame annoyed me a lot, especially how it's all a joke in the end and the protagonist gets away with it. Thankfully, the film wasn't received that well by the audience, and I have actually seen other videos dissing this specific scene. But god knows when people will start using their brains.

[@akhila5597]

My parents never allowed me to watch movies till I was in class 10 (2016). Now I know why :) I am so grateful to them

[@reshna7950]

Wow, that's a pretty good way to keep you from bad movies. But then what did you watch to keep yourself entertained?

[@akhila5597]

@@reshna7950 Music videos .. One Direction fangirling

[@jangamnaveen154]

As a Guy from A.P ( my mother tongue is telugu) I agree with you about hello guru prena kosame

[@superhuman1817]

Jammy is super entertaining with his sarcastic and witty editing 💯❤️

[@ZafarLaw]

watch Sampoornesh babu in telugu films, its so cringy and out of the world, that you will die laughing. Please do, type his name in youtube search bar

[@Riteshkrpanda]

Editing really ????

[@saradamylavarapu6357]

I remember seeing a guy reacting like Ajay Devgan ,they still exist

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

yikes

[@Rajat-qo7ot]

They are everywhere. My neighbor went to railway track ,if the girl didn't say yes to him, and surprisingly the girl(who was his cousin) said yes. Most idiotic story i heard till now

[@rhythm2238]

@@Rajat-qo7ot And people say movies dont influence general public. IT does when u live in a country where an actress kid daily routine is a fucking headline of prime time show!!

[@meditation8480]

@@rhythm2238 but this same people will say its just a movie why people r overreacting If they dont want to watch than dont watch Wo y nhi smjte ki wo dusro ko hi na dekhne k liye hungama krte h😂

[@rudolf895]

@@Rajat-qo7ot cousin bro 🤢🤢🤢🤢 😭😭😭😭😭

[@glamary_mua]

3:09 "shut up keep the phone down you b*tch" and she puts the phone down first 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nchl5340]

You forgot the malayalam Dileep movies - In the guise of comedies, he propagated some really weird perversions.

[@megh5274]

Yes, Malayalam films are really getting great. Being Hindi speaker, I watch any language movie with subtitles if it’s good.

[@nitkills7070]

That's my man,I watch all the Indian movies in their respective languages, shit all these languages are mine too right, I don't understand what problem the people have while watching something with subtitles.

[@randompanda2391]

@@nitkills7070 Somehow they feel as if they're betraying their own language and movie industry lol

[@nitkills7070]

@@randompanda2391 Yeah man, its a paragon of stupidity, have entertainment and art above all, but some people can't get over their stupid regionalism.

[@anithakamalamma5582]

@@nitkills7070 you guys way of thinking is rare. We should see films as art rather than some "woods".

[@nitkills7070]

@@anithakamalamma5582 Trust me it's improving the people's way of thinking, thanks btw.

[@shivishrivastava5545]

The harassment scenes are so problematic. Men still thinks that this is okay. And its not okay. We are always so afraid of going anywhere even when we have company. When are people gonna learn

[@randomiser43]

Being a Telugu girl, thank you for bringing up that scene from 'Hello Guru, Prema Kosame ra". When I first saw the film, I was horrified by the scene and how the writers thought it was comical. But as a woman who travels by train alone frequently, I had such faced incidents and I can tell you, it is never, ever funny. It's one of the scariest things to happen to a woman... 😔

[@abhinavjha9487]

Hey jammy I joined you from 500 subs Really your content is truly amazing And this matlab kuch bhi episode is🔥🔥🔥

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

damn! Thank you for the support!

[@mr123y]

@@TriedRefusedProductions being malayali is shame for me. malayalam industry is one of the most worst industry facing poverty in marketing , technical,stars physique, external look compared to remaining world top industries like hollywood, south indian other industries. a film industry acquiring progress through commercial, beauty side and realistic social value movies.. kerala is utter flop in first category. blah blah 🤢🤢🤢... Mallu industry couldn't take films like bahaubali ( highly commercial historical movies.).. Open ur eyes and see the progress of other industries.. Mocking is good but mocking with hiding progress of other aspects is not fair..

[@alakanandavm3858]

@@mr123y literally what is ur problem huh? U don't lyk the fact that there are white fairies in the movies huh? U got a problem with who know how to act and not y the external looks and actually knows how to cry and not beauty cry according to situations🙄, bro rlly don't even judge abt others industries and spread hate if ur so hateful urself☺️👋🏼. U might be a Rashmika fan🥴🤣 if u judge the actors by their external looks rather than acting😆.

[@mr123y]

@@alakanandavm3858 😂😂wtf... Hey there r two category films thats realistic and high commercial. I didn't judge based on look. But commercial film stars need externa attraction. Its thier 'necessary one'

[@mr123y]

@@alakanandavm3858 huh huh🤔

[@fretted4life]

Malayalam film industry had some shitty films in the early 2000's with horrible acting(and writing), hoping jammy comes across those as well.

[@sanjusabu5488]

Appuppan and the boys is a YT channel that roasts these films, films I didnt know that existed

[@fretted4life]

@@sanjusabu5488 Those aren't even shitty they are just so bad that they become good kind of movies.

[@deepufrancissyriac8305]

Ookkada ook 😁😁

[@mr123y]

being malayali is shame for me. malayalam industry is one of the most worst industry facing poverty in marketing , technical,stars physique, external look compared to remaining world top industries like hollywood, south indian other industries. a film industry acquiring progress through commercial, beauty side and realistic social value movies.. kerala is utter flop in first category. blah blah 🤢🤢🤢... Mallu industry couldn't take films like bahaubali ( highly commercial historical movies.).. Open ur eyes and see the progress of other industries.. Mocking is good but mocking with hiding progress of other aspects is not fair....

[@tara1555]

My head aches after rolling my eyes continuously for 10 minutes. I need to meditate after watching every “matlab much bhi” series

[@MrNo-dc2wp]

The entire Ismart shankar and Remo... One movie glorified toxic musculinity in the name of heroism by the most terrible way possible and another glorified STALKING(incase the entire carrier of sivakarthikeyan was moulded with him stalking the actress throughout the film

[@Farhan-Dabhoi]

Definitely gonna try making eggs like that 🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😆😆😆😆

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

lol who is going to be the volunteer lol

[@Farhan-Dabhoi]

@@TriedRefusedProductions don't know how to answer that 😝😝😝😝😝🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@sjcd23abhishekkumars80]

Anmol bhai, your humour sense is increasing day by day 😂🤣⭐💜

[@gautamijujare5441]

There is this one scene from ala vaikunthapurmaloo, the lift scene where allu arjun is staring at pooja hedge's legs and making her uncomfortable. How did they even approve such scene in 2020. I was offended and I stopped watching the movie their itself and I could predicate how its going to end.

[@rajkumarmarskole4693]

In sarileru nikevaru they were making rape jokes

[@wokescancer.3699]

Is there any thing that does not make you politically correct woke terrorists offend ?

[@rajkumarmarskole4693]

@@wokescancer.3699 I was not being politically correct I just said what I saw in movie

[@akshadchavan5528]

@@wokescancer.3699 woke terrorists? Logic se boli woh 🙄

[@s.vaishnavi9599]

They literally have a song on it and one line is "manasu mida vaiyasu ki unna adupu cheppa galana' and it literally means that I can't control it.🤦‍♀️

[@sheldon3842]

2:43 when you're drowning in the pool and try all possible swimming styles😂😂😂😂😂🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@aryastark111]

The magnum opus Bahubali had a very problematic scene...where prabhas disrobes tammanah

[@mcchilde2903]

Yes !! This isn't talked about as much as it should be

[@tejastare5540]

Bollywood and Jammy, people who will never run out of makig #matlabkuchbhi episodes even in future.

[@BeckysMilkyWay]

I need to save my last remaining brain cells to study. Bye bye 😂

[@60yashrajgupta98]

People🧔:In our time films taught ideals and good morals Meanwhile 90's cinema

[@serab4707]

There are many other in Malayalam movies like The king where the hero says u r just a woman and NXT she fell in love with him🤣🤣 then most of jayarams movie like njangal sandooshtaraan many more examples of male fantasies... Thank god atleast now our industry hv started thinking in right way.

[@Mayurd53]

If my wife don't let me cook omelette on her stomach like that i will divorce her

[@nazmul9609]

Be careful, don't burn her.

[@diabolicalaj]

Did you know a Malayalam movie named 'Kili Poyi' (2013) was the first stoner comdey in India

[@Abhi-sw2fu]

Malayalam movie touched its peak long ago.....then it faltered and went into cr@p ....Then from movie 'Traffic' ....it rose again... Being a malayali I am glad that industry recovered and good movies are getting appreciated ...

[@keethu1102]

Much needed video. Thank you for calling out all these films especially Malayalam films. Films starring the famous actor Dileep are so cringe! Misogyny at its peak. They even include rape jokes! Please do a video calling movies like Mr.Marumakan, Sringaravelan. Our Malayalam film industry has progressed so much and are making great movies now but we're not free of regressive content either.

[@randompanda2391]

I love how there are so many fellow malayalis agreeing and joining in discussions about awful malayalam movies instead of getting defensive and butthurt... Kudos to yall

[@islandsunset]

10:17 She came out of a shower with full make-up. 🤣 If the makeup person was going for a no-makeup makeup look then they terribly failed.

[@qwertyabcd4034]

8:56 I didn't mind this but thanks for your tharakpan I can see this now

[@shivaaysonu3160]

First comment .Love you Jammy and your videos.

[@AmanKumar-vq1vq]

First like and from your biggest fan, pls do one q and a once you reach 1 million subscribers! Good luck and best wishes!

[@patra_sai_arpita05]

everyone thinking about the topic Me: How that omelet cooked so perfect without any spills 😂

[@Shicomogs]

india hai chalta hai

[@thegamewolf4445]

that egg pouring seen was so idiotic and so weird . gross , i mean who the hell thought about that scene🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@mystical_peace]

Jammy saying bizzarre at the end was the most painful thing I have heard this week😂

[@nisha19p]

The first scene was the scene I would like to delete from my memory

[@iamsameerjoshi_]

The intro scenes are becoming more and more hilarious with every passing day!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@anirudhthalla2603]

The telugu one was criticised by the telugu movie review channel as well. We, as telugu speaking people wholeheartedly agree with it being cringy, abserd and disturbing

[@cosmic873]

I remember watching that scene from chathurangam starring mohanlal. I was like "how was this scene approved to be a part in this film ?"......the period of 2005-2010 was a time when Malayalam cinema had to face flak and criticism for it's content. Films like Malarvadi arts club and traffic changed the course of the Malayalam film industry..

[@sivaprasadwarrier3171]

Entry of new faces like Nivin Pauly, vineeth Sreenivasan and Fahad fasil I guess. Vineeth also wrote and directed some excellent movies Last but not least the audience who made such movies blockbuster so views of industry started changing.

[@coronamass6494]

Mr. RAJESH PILLAI. He saved the malayalam industry.

[@musiclife-uz5gc]

@@sivaprasadwarrier3171 none of vineeth's films I felt as excellent..all mediocre films...

[@musiclife-uz5gc]

What's so special about malarvadi???

[@sivaprasadwarrier3171]

@@musiclife-uz5gc I really liked most of his movies. Maybe we have different tastes

[@drakewarner7441]

I came so early I don't even know what to write .... BTW amazing video jammy as always

[@paneerin5181]

Thanks for pointing Malyalam movies also.

[@nilachandana4202]

Happy to see that the Malayalam films ara really getting progressed in these days 😌

[@atwunz]

Chocolate was released in 2007. Definitely not 2002, because that was Prithiviraj's debutant year.

[@tusharnagula6969]

That opening destroyed my mind

[@rvarghese3062]

Even jammy cannot contain his laugh in the last scene from andaaz.... 😂😅

[@musiclife-uz5gc]

Malayalam film industry just went through a phase in the 2000s where the producers were forced to take industrial and commercial movies...But there were lots of good movies of blessy,sibi malayil,Roshan andrews,... etc coming out during that time.Other than that Malayalam cinema has always been progressive even in the 60s,90s and 80s.The difference between Bollywood and Malayalam is that we went back to who we were.. Bollywood isn't even trying to change.Even the audience there reject good movies if it doesn't have a very popular cast...

[@dheerajnagraj8683]

No in 80s, 2000s, 2010s they made good movies this happened in 90s now they are getting flops but not making problematic content

[@user-lehsun-le-garib]

As a S Indian you might not be seeing these things, but the trend of making a movie with a message was started by Amir khan a decade back with movies like 3 idiots and Taare zameen par And new actors like ayushmaan khurana, raj kumar rao, nawazzudin are on the same spot! Example Ayushmaan's movies like Article 15(About caste system) Bala(about racism with bald and dark people) Dream girl(women empowerment) Andhadhun(Fantastic thriller one of best trillers ever) Subh mangal savdhaan(Sex taboo in I society) Subh mangal zyada savdhaan(about homophobia) These are very new movies like just 2-4 years old and all movies are just by 1 actor, check out eating and trailer as well

[@muskanie2055]

7:08 This ain't a red flag. He comes with a free set of emergency sirens and laal-laal zuba kesari.

[@breezypaul]

Jammy, you should include Kasaba, a malayalam movie staring Mamooty in this list.

[@coronamass6494]

Jammy had to praise malayalam industry before roasting those scenes. no need to do that bro.u just do the roasting..

[@pavithravellingiri]

Maybe because they don't do it anymore 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@dhanyajoel3038]

Chocolate was a very good movie, one single dialogue which gives a negative point to entire movie

[@lasttimeimaskingyouthis]

Because it is the only industry that has actively changed from such regressiveness, maybe you should take that into consideration?

[@ujjwalkumarsingh9522]

Nowadays most of youtubers also kept on blaming bollywood all the time only to look cool and relevant. Criticizing bollywood has become their favorite content. I mean it's ok to criticize them at their flaws. Every industry has their own goodness and drawbacks be it bollywood, hollywood Or any regional cinema. I'm also kind of annoyed by continuous remakes by bollywood but that's also true that it has given many memorable movies also which made our childhood awesome. People are bashing bollywood actors for everything possible. And comparing them with South Indian actors. Although South does have amazing actors but having said that "bollywood has no better actors" is sick. See when we say bollywood it doesn't mean kapoors and khans only. Bollywood has given such legendary actors like Dilip Kumar, Devanand, Manoj Bajpayee, Pankaj Tripathi, Nawazuddin Sidhiqui, kay kay Menon, Randeep Hooda, Paresh Rawal, Boman Irani, Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan, Priyanka Chopra, Tabu, Neena Gupta, Seema Pawa and many more. Also it has young talents like Raj Kumar Rao, Vicky Kaushal, Ayushmann Khurrana, Vikrant Messy, Harshavardhan Rane, Radhika Apte, Taapsee Pannu, Bhumi Pednekar, Yami Gautam and so many others. It's a insult to them when we say something like that. On nepotism I'll say that giving unfair chance is really problematic. When I see someone like Arjun kapoor getting so much opportunities and immensely talented actor like Harshavardhan Rane is still struggling broke my heart. But there is one more side to it. I remember recommending Sanam Teri Kasam to many of my friends but they refused watching that as if Harshavardhan is not recognized and renowned actor. Also they are the same people who abuse nepotism. I mean its our fault also. Just keep rooting and celebrating the real talent. That's all guys. Also I'm huge fan of u Jammy.

[@radhadeshpande1274]

You should definitely watch Ani Dr. Kashinath Ghanekar a marathi masterpiece that deserves mainstream recognition 💯

[@karthavya1440]

Radha jii kaise ho aap? App ki smile tho kamaal hai

[@srikiruthikachandrasekar]

IDK why all Ram pothineni movies are like this🤦‍♀️

[@Hpcss]

As a telugu guy, I must say I was shocked at that Hello Guru Prema Kosame scene...both the film maker and actors don't seem to have brains.

[@KKK-bm1co]

@@aamani5720 Everywhere I go I c her account

[@KKK-bm1co]

@@aamani5720 🙂🙂

[@darkbluesky9032]

Dude!!! U r amazing!! Keep it up!!