8 Indian Celebrities Who Just Don’t Care | Shocking Replies In Live Interviews

One of the most interesting interactions has been to see #fahadhfaasil speak about not being that serious about acting, #salmankhan claiming to be an average actor and #prashanthneel claiming that his inspiration was the success of a Sooraj Barjatiya Film. Who knew that #bollywood #tamil and #malayalam artists would have so much in common! We also discuss the likes of #akshaykumar #ajaydevgan and #ajithkumar . I hope you like the 8 Indian Celebrities Who Don't Care About Work | Shocking Replies In Live TV Interviews
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[@mohammedyasin4006]

When Fafa was asked why he did not have any fans association, he answered that the youngsters between the age of 20 and 30 should focus on their lives and career instead of an actor. Respect 📈📈

[@LessPegasus]

I thought of it the same way you did, but I think it's probably because of the lack of respect he has for movies in general. This guy was casted as the lead in his father's film without audition, so..

[@rakeshkrishna4661]

​@@LessPegasuskid... He was castet... He was trolled... Booed... And after 10 yrs learning cinema he came and conquered.....😊 So stop ur shi++y comments ...

[@thefirstbornidiot4789]

U definitely don’t know what happened to him and his first movie

[@mr.l2993]

​@@LessPegasusDo you know what happened to him and his first movie after it's release?

[@rajans734]

​@@LessPegasus if you have Google on your phone.. just search what happened to fafa after his 1st film.. and improve your knowledge before commenting.. because South people don't encourage nepotism unless they have talent or acting skills..

[@malluClashMate]

The whole interview of Mr. Baradwaj Rangan with FaFa was, him convincing FaFa that how good of an actor Fahadh is... 😂🤌❣️

[@LessPegasus]

And fafa saying get a life, acting is just a job.

[@manusabu5839]

FaFa Know the truth..he is not a naturally talented actor..he trained and created his acting skills..so he did not want to fall for hype

[@5starisms]

​@@manusabu5839Mohanlal is more talented than fafa

[@LessPegasus]

​@@5starismsMohanlal was. Not anymore. Fafa's performances are way better now. I'd say even arjun ashokan is a far better actor than Mohanlal currently. Ofcourse, Mohanlal still is the biggest superstar, just like Salman Khan who admitted to being a below par actor over here. The old mohanlal was as expressive as Jim Carrey.

[@5starisms]

@@LessPegasus mohanlal at his peak was far better than fafa and Arjun Ashokan..he's expression king as he has good control of his eyebrows

[@arsalanhasan2953]

Fahad Faasil just took my heart after telling his fans what is more important for them rather than thinking about movies and actors. This is healthy relationship between the star and his fans, he actually telling his fans to do good for yourselves first. This is what creating awareness should be.

[@sigmoidsharer3012]

Yep poeple talk and discuss impact about movies when most poeple don't even watch them. Like... They do watch movies but old one that comes on dangal😅😅iykyk. There is no social change they bring out. My mum was so angry when padma come out poeple start giving credit to movie for the sanitary awareness when she and her whole dept worked there arses off to promote awareness, use of it there alternative and a movie comes out and poeple start praising it and giving it undeserved credit.

[@dr.riteshchhabra3611]

Credit to your mom and her department for good work but movies reach is far more for spreading awareness !

[@user-ng5zw7qy2n]

What Fahadh ultimately wanted to convey was that actors are just normal humans with a bit of an extraordinary job and that people should just enjoy their work and appreciate them if they are good and forget about them . And that people should by no means care about the actors lives or keep talking about them ❤ He is truly a genuine guy and a thorough professional I guess. It's like when we eat at a new restaurant,if we like the food and the ambience we should appreciate them for that and maybe spread the word a little bit , but we don't keep obsessing about the same. FaFa wants people to have the same relationship with actors or any other artists.

[@sharethoughts3804]

Thanks for articulating it so correctly.

[@LessPegasus]

Nope, you are literally putting words in his mouth. He seemed like someone doing acting as a job and not passion. You calling him a genuine guy is the kind of parasocial relationship he doesn't want though. All he did was make contradictory statements throughout the interview and not a clear message like you said. Unless you are nazriya, you are simply putting words in his mouth.

[@sadiqueali5117]

​@@LessPegasusnot at all.he has been saying this for a long time.he hate fan drama

[@johnyvtk]

​@@LessPegasusI don't think that's the case, he is not that expressive in his words, He is someone who doesn't want to talk much and complete interviews as soon as possible. You may get such an idea from his words, I can't blame you. But after watching him all over the years, I can say he is a genuine guy, and most genuine of all of them, He has multiple times said he doesn't want anybody to create fans association for him, Because he doesn't want youth to waste life over this bullshit. How many actors of his reach have done that?

[@latestmoviesandflixz5456]

I agree with Fahad Faasil Just like work is part of life, our relations are part of life, food is part of life, movies are part of life.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

its a tough pill to swallow when half my conversations are about movies lol

[@latestmoviesandflixz5456]

@@TriedRefusedProductions differs from person to person. Not all are cinephiles and not all lead a boring life of 9-5 job as well But what he raised a point is true, we have work, we have family to look after and also our wealth is also to be looked after. They are more important than movies, at least for those who lead a boring life.

[@Veerasimha-ib5iz]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsI think the point is that when someone is talking about Cinema, they should be CHOOSING to talk about cinema. Not because that's their only option.

[@LessPegasus]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsyou are justified because it is your job to do so. For the person who commented here or me, it's not. Also, what kind of a society will that be, one that looks only at profit?

[@ryukk3777]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsbruh he didn't meant that way ...... nowadays people are taking movie stars to another level.... probably he don't like Stardom ...

[@Yash-zc1by]

Jammy having an uninterrupted interview with Fahad Faasil is something I am rooting for you bro 😁

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

oh the honour that would be!

[@Critique007]

Then the honour of Fahad will be torn apart by Jammy..and Fahad himself will give dumb answers.. he shouldn't be in any interview I think for the sake of himself

[@arshaq4200]

True.he is good at acting and not at interview just like mohan lal​@@Critique007

[@Critique007]

@@arshaq4200 Yeah..Right Both Mohanlal & Fahad are the finest actor among their generation actors, such that no other contemporary actor can reach atleast 1% of their acting capabilities..but in the case of interviews these 2 are 😌.

[@prachisaini1]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsRazakar has been Released where is the review bro.

[@deekshajaniani5358]

Do you remember Joey's reply in Friends when an interview asks if we watches soap opera? He said I've got a life. Duh. This holds true for majority of industry folks. When you spend 14-15 hrs a day on set, you really need to switch off from work then. It's entertainment for us, bread and butter for them

[@LessPegasus]

Just imagine how it would be like if that mentality spread around? Even in movies or tv shows, the characters say the same "I've got a life" statement when asked about watching movies.

[@krishniarumugam]

@@LessPegasus What would be like? Lets not over romanticise here . Its a job. They have lives.

[@WranglerDude]

Also there was an interview with Lisa Kudrow(Phoebe) where she mentioned that she had never watched an episode of Friends. This was when the show was like 5 or 6 seasons in.

[@thunderguy2766]

Ajith acts only to support his passion for bikes. His way of personal life is something I dream of achieving one day.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

that's the ultimate work life balance man. He's doing what the heart desires! So lovely to see

[@anitha_m1851]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Fans love him as Man more than actor, That's why even though he gave more failures, he is still the best opener in the Industry.. Not only for bikes, Ajith is passionate about UAVs and drones.He was appointed as the test pilot and UAV system advisor by Madras Institute of Technology - Medical Express-2018 UAV Challenge and won the award.

[@latestmoviesandflixz5456]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Apart from that Ajith sir also has his own drone making company. Plus he is now a national level shooter. I aspire to live a life like him, doing what he loves to do the most and living it to the fullest

[@tharun]

And cars, he was quite prominent on the Formula 2 circuit

[@SagarSudhirGanu]

Looks like our own Tom Cruise.

[@abhiajp1180]

Fafa conveyed that he doesn't want the stars to be celebrated but the movie to be celebrated

[@AshishKumar-ui9wy]

Every Akshay Khanna interview is me in family functions 😅

[@namanjoshi1477]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MrNicku12345]

I once saw a movie sitting in the same row as fahad was .. he came for the movie with his family .. few fans did come and approached him for pics which he politely refused.. looked someone who really didn’t care about his image but someone who wanted to enjoy the little moments in his life ..

[@sharethoughts3804]

I appreciate the fans for respecting his decision & his time.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

6:12 The SIMI was too stunned to speak.

[@Asad97654]

You also have to understand from Fahadh Faasil's point of view as well. His father is a filmmaker, his wife is an actress and alot of his friends belong from the film community. He's also a producer. For him it's an everyday job so at least on a dining table he does not want to talk about films. However, as a cinephile, when he said it I was offended quite a lot and am conflicted on the satatement.

[@LessPegasus]

He's a nepo kid who was able to make a comeback simply because of that. What about all the other nepo kids with their nepo families?

[@Asad97654]

@@LessPegasus bro i'm not trying to glaze the industry or a region but in South India people respect outsiders and do not have this type of controversies or any type of controversy at all. He wasn't a good actor when he started, he took a break and learned everthing about the craft; He then came back and became the best actor of the country probably the best actor across any industry currently. He's extremely humble and also he doesn't tell the audience what to do and what to not, that makes him different than alot of actors and especially alot of nepo kids. There is a reason why he revolutionized the malayalam industry.

[@SalmanKhan-wi7md]

A nepo kid who can actually act really really well. If he performed as he did in his debut film, he wouldn't have lasted in the Malayalam industry.

[@ishabargale3216]

As long as he is performing i dont care about his statements or him being neoo. He is actor i am gonna judge him in that.

[@syhuhjk]

​​​He is a nepo kid who got such a worst entry to industry . He took a break. And improved himself and come back. If he is successful right now its happened because he worked hard. He earned his own place in his own right. Just compare fafa with his own brother? Where's his brother? Is Anybody hearing about that guy ?.​@@LessPegasus

[@fusiontime296]

i am a vijay fan but Ajith kumar is genuinely someone a lot of people look up to not just as an actor but someone as a human being. He does so much for welfare in secret and is the eptiome of will power. I feel like Ajith is changing his career now, working with new directors apart from H vinoth and siva. Just wait for vidaamuyarchi and good, bad ugly jammy

[@siddharthiyer2177]

Have you ever noticed a trend with Indian actors especially those in the top tier, the one who does the most charity, being "nice" and having good guy image are the actors with least versatility in terms of their acting range and their choice of scripts!! If you see the real actors like Dhanush, Vikram, Suriya, etc don't have that kind of hyped up image of themselves being kind & nice in comparison to Vijay, Ajith, Rajnikant

[@rightinyourface5817]

​@@siddharthiyer2177 that is to cover up their lack of acting skills.

[@ranjithparamashivam1795]

Varalaru?​@@rightinyourface5817

[@pseudonymous288]

@@siddharthiyer2177 good people have good images, dhanush was criticsed for having intimate scenes with actress in all of his movies, surya had the best image in all of the actors u mentioned until paruthiveeran issue. vikram relatively acted more boring movies than his co-stars, he is a great actor tho. look at vijay, ajith, rajni they dont have such history in their career, also considering vijay and rajni are now politicians, they would've worked on their audience perspective on themselves. also pointing out vijay and rajni couldnt act is unacceptable, rajni did 160 films and vijay, ajith did 70 films each, they know how to act and not make the audience uncomfortable. there is a reason why some are popular being less skillfull compared to the non-popular ones. respect everyone.

[@siddharthiyer2177]

@@pseudonymous288 lol I understood where you comes from Like your horizons of cinema is so limited!! Name one films Vijay, Ajith or Rajni did in which they have gone out of their comfort zone and blew everyone's mind. I didn't mention KAMAL HASSAN in my earlier comments as he is god teir level in the likes of Mamooty mohanlal Bachan. All your so called actors has just been doing non sensical mass masala movies in the name of cinema, while real actors are going above and beyond to portray a character

[@AHMEDKHAN-ep2uh]

I still remember Ajith performance in Asoka. Show stealer.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

What a brilliant addition to that cast! So intense!

[@gangie]

Thyagaraja kumararaja saying he hates making flims and only does it to make his life float is really really interesting. In my opinion, he is among a very exclusive few directors in the history of indian cinema who puts in so much details for his scripts. I seriously wonder how high are his standards

[@_AZBT_ASHUTOSHKUSHWAHA]

In a interview he said, even if he gets food in a small place rather than a dining table, it's ok. Even if he wants to watch movies, he downloads or ask his friends to copy them in a pendrive, he doesn't have a car, a bike is enough to travel. So he can live both ends and he can buy expensive things and not buy anything and it still won't bother him one bit. He is just calm and reserved 😊 unlike other director who are willing to say shit in interview for that two bit fame and limelight they are getting

[@lijyjoy23]

Baradwaj had this disappointed look during Fahadh's interview. 😂 It was surprising to see someone like Fahadh so expressive on screen but has difficulty expressing in words and portrays like he doesn't care about the craft. His dad being a filmmaker, dinner conversations might have been about cinema. Fahadh must have felt being surrounded too much with cinema talk that he would refrain from these conversations.

[@Shahaz1]

Fafa made a realistic comment about movies. Don’t take too much

[@anitha2053]

Hope he gives birth to Fifa ⚽️

[@aashishp007]

Akshay Khanna for me was the first guy who fits into this category of Video... Extremely talented, looks effortless on screen and no appetite for stardom

[@arwakhogali3073]

Well said, he is one of the best ❤ much love and respect to his craft

[@sunilghimire3583]

Met ajith kumar in Nepal when he came in bike tour...Doesn't feel as mass hero of south...Felt like a old man with salt and pepper hair enjoying his last days of a life..

[@underratedcontents8285]

Fafa's interview gave a similar vibe to Akshaye Khanna's interview in Rendezvous With Simi Garewal ❤

[@plague9989]

Ajay devgan is that student of class jo kuch ni padha hai bhai bolke exam me top maarta hain😂

[@ajithms8757]

I like the way Prashant Neel thinks even if you have big starcast you can't make blockbuster just by their name for eg. Aadhipurush if you want to earn money through film then that movie should offer more than just star power.

[@javedmkadir]

Fahadh has been saying this ever since he was an upcoming actor (not yet playing the hero). He refused to have fan clubs or associations. I think what he is implying is that he wants people to just enjoy his work and not worry about Fahadh the individual outside of cinema. He does not want people to erect cut outs and pour milk, he does not want people to engage in social media fights, neither does he like anyone peeking into and discussing his personal life... He is not talking about cinephiles, he is talking about people who worship actors as "stars", "heroes", sometimes even "gods"

[@LessPegasus]

If that was his statement he needs to be clearer. If he's addressing the fanboys, he has to say that. Also, we know he doesn't want his personal life to be known as nazriya is 10 years younger than him 😂

[@adhibkpemmc7692]

​@@LessPegasus get a life man... I'm tired to seeing you everywhere 😹

[@LessPegasus]

@@adhibkpemmc7692 and you should get a better grammar tutor. It's "tired of" Bud, we both need to get a life according to mr. Fahad. Everyone who watched this movie needs to get a life.

[@LessPegasus]

@@adhibkpemmc7692 also, idk who needs to get a life more? A) Someone who watches jammys 10 minute videos or B) Me, who spent less than 10 minutes two weeks ago replying to most comments about Mr. "Get a life"?

[@thunderboltross9068]

I dont know about others, but the movies made by Prashanth Neel will be mega blockbluster always as for example everybody knows that salaar part 2 will be a massive blockbuster even before its release

[@_AZBT_ASHUTOSHKUSHWAHA]

Even if he says the money matters.. The technical quality of a prashant neel movie is top tier, even with a money making mentality, their is a passionate team behind his movie production that it makes a simple story so grand and epic.. In a time where BMCM looks like a cheap rip off of hobbs and shaw in a 350cr budget movie, it looks garbage. But kgf chapter 2 made on 100cr looks far more epic and stylish.. Craft and monetization matter, you cannot risk getting broke just because you are passionate at the end, you are gonna put a movie on the silver screen so consider your chances and what is at stake for you

[@deepthisk8945]

great work keep going ..you bring new content always...appreciate that ..

[@nitesh.u3987]

being a chennaiate i can tell you that even to this day people talk about their box office clashes at offices or in colleges , and being a neutral it just gives me peak cinema experience watching two constrasting stars

[@girirajrdx7277]

Rendum thadthi 😂 Avanga fans Adhuku mela

[@nitesh.u3987]

@@girirajrdx7277 adhuvum oru vagai la unma dhan 😂

[@nitesh.u3987]

@@girirajrdx7277 irundhalum Gilli Vijay mariyo illa Billa Ajith maariyo varuma

[@girirajrdx7277]

@@nitesh.u3987 Rendum remake movie thaana bro… Atleast Ajith acted and proved as a serious artist in different getups while Vijay?? Directors and music directors are the real reason behind Vijay’s Blockbusters. Vijay has acting skills but he never experimented and worked purely for commercial revenue.

[@pseudonymous288]

@@girirajrdx7277 idk what's with ajith fans. name any one big star who can act without mass bgm, like vijay did in leo. we all criticise him for doing multiple roles in same movie like theri, bigil, mersal, and mainly kathi but just think how well he differentiated the characters. noone could've done kathi or master or leo better than vijay, thats what he has achieved by his acting. ajith fans try to respect other actors atleast at the end of their careers. same to vijay fans as well.

[@yagnikgunti892]

In an Interview Prashant Neel literally says Audience shouldn't be concerned about Cinematography, Screenplay and all And I was shocked to hear for him to say that because Audience are now becoming much interested in the craft and also when they are paying Rs.400+ for a Pan Indian big budget film they would definitely expect all those aspects to be good in such a film

[@jibangkurbaishya221]

I Think What Prashant Meant Was That At First When You See His Movies You Should First Focus On The Story That He Wants To Tell And The Character He Shows On Screen With Focusing Much On The Other Aspects Then After You Have Completed Watching The Movie You Can Complement On The Cinematography, Music, Etc.

[@ABHlSHEK]

Ajith Kumar is the only actor in world cinema who gives zero interviews or speeches offscreen

[@pseudonymous288]

he used to be a fun guy on stages and shows, but media ruined it.

[@reebavarghrse2669]

This channel makes videos exactly on things I wonder about. Love it! ❤

[@madonnarocks4478]

Good video.. good analysis brother ❤

[@kushalr8715]

Akshaye khanna is an absolute legend. If at all after the best actor i see an extremely secure person and not fall for the "norms" Of the industry. Love him

[@praneetsinghbutran6925]

I think i completely agree with Fafa. Me and a friend were raving about avesham for days, i think movies do provide a good bonding opportunity and they are fun to discuss, but there truly is life beyond movies, one could discuss maths, physics with the same enthusiasm we discuss movies or sports, why prefer only one of these?

[@LessPegasus]

People enjoy discussing things they enjoy in common. Just like how cinema is work for fafa, maths and physics are work for students, and they don't discuss. It's quite a dum thing to ask why aren't we discussing that like movies or sports lol. Even if we didn't watch the movie, we wouldn't be discussing that.

[@cinema2748]

@@LessPegasus May be you wouldn't enjoy discussing maths and physics. That's on you. There are people who enjoy discussing math, physics, philosophy a lot. So it is Not dumb to ask , your opinion is dumb.

[@shahkarim3394]

I think Akshay Khanna has seen from his father how stardom and overwork can ruin relationships and Health. Vinod khanna once become so exhausted he had to become a disciple of OSHO for some peace. So I understand Akshay not wanting to work aggressively or become a paparazzi favorite Salman got this non-Chalant attitude from his father. They’re a huge believer of Kismat / destiny. In this fragile industry, Kismat plays a huge role. Salman used to take photos of his friends to different directors. He even got rejected for Maine Pyaar kiya. But his relentless effort to help his friends surprised Suraj Barjatiya. That’s why he hired Salman for MPK. Not because he gave excellent audition. Same with Shahrukh’s career. Salman left many movies for Shahrukh and now he has mannat. Long story short, Salman knows the role Kismat played in his career and he has no shame accepting it. Maybe new generation actors will be more hesitant accepting the role of destiny / luck in their life I can totally understand Akshay kumar’s pov. He did a lot of struggle. He sold jewelry, he was an assistant chef in Dhaka. He used to teach martial art. His student’s dad referred him for a modeling ad. The rest is history. He always did movies from a taxi driver’s pov. The more trips I’ll make, the more money I’ll make. Also the busier I’ll be. The philosophy always served well for him. I like that he doesn’t get so philosophical about movies. Also I like how he doesn’t spend 3 years for 1 movie. Yes, i understand that audience behavior has changed since covid. They don’t want to watch 4 Akshay movies a year. But I also know that Akshay is a damn smart actor / businessman. He will find a way to bounce back Fahad fasil is totally right. Movies should not be a part of our dinner table conversation. As an audience, our job is to consume entertainment and then move on with our life. But nowadays we don’t maintain the boundary. That’s why we get frustrated with star kids / nepotism arguments. It’s not our job is to worry about that. Capitalism gives us the opportunity to accept / reject a product. We should exercise that right. Star kid / nepo kid getting a movie or not should be none of our business

[@tejassalankar5746]

If the host of this channel think in this perspective which is completely on point then he would’ve not made this video. Nowdays discussing movies n ur movie watching choices make u appear intellectual or smart. Etc. So people have forgotten actors are also humans and they have their own way of approaching things. In the end nobody can deny that luck is really important in this feild. Also all the actors mentioned in the videos are extremely hardworking. So in the end we see hard work beats talent.

[@user-ze8wq2tc8e]

That was such an interesting video, insights to the minds of people we admire.

[@VMKiranmayi-bw4bg]

I totally agree with Faahadh.. and I completely get what he's trying to say.. It's just like what I feel about my job

[@LessPegasus]

You can't quit your job but fahad is a guy who probably gets multiple crores for acting in a movie. If he doesn't want to do it, he should f off.

[@ASK-ce6ps]

​@@LessPegasusthen who will do like him in his movies no one chill out we want him💯

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

OMG 2 might be the only great film Akshay Kumar did post his Airlift era.. Akki needs to be back... despite what anyone says, he is one of the finest actors in India. His recent choices have made people forget that.

[@dee7671]

True 🥺

[@BaatMakkhani]

He did a bell bottom and Mission Raniganj as well. The problem is, once people start rejecting a star, bouncing back from the slump requires a lot of effort.

[@kiran8656]

he filled his bag, let other competent actors take his place, let his stardom die, so other actors can get a chance

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

@@kiran8656 Why? If Amitabh Bachchan can act and reign till now.. why not Akshay Kumar? By that logic, everyone above 50 should quit acting.

[@kiran8656]

@@user-hp1yj4pm2t amitabh isn't a bad actor, akshay is

[@storywala88]

To each their own. Well put.

[@RitikBenipal]

It's always interesting to see those of practical minds succeed in a field usually associated with artistry and creativity.

[@PrayasRahangdale]

I just love how calm and chill Fahad was in the interview with Bhardwaj Rangan, not like actors who ACT to act like an actor, if that even makes sense. He looks so simple, he IS so simple. I can imagine if any other had such good talent, he would have described his performance as very difficult job in most rhetoric way possible as most of the actors do. But NO! He is Fazad Fazil, he is cool. Watch cinema, eat, sleep, repeat.

[@LessPegasus]

He comes off more like a clueless person because he contradicts himself every 5 minutes lol You talking about him outside of cinema like this is exactly what he doesn't want and you should get a life, bud, according to him. You talking about him like this without meeting him is indicative of the parasocial relationship you have with him.

[@akankshapatwari4167]

​@@LessPegasus I think you have misunderstood or purposely blind about Fahad. He is passionate about his craft but he is a total introvert. I think he is an introvert to such a level that it is crippling in real life . I think people like him can be good cinema actors but not theatre actors. They act on a set in front of friends and family but not in front of strangers. Your point of him marrying much younger women and being ashamed of it is not really valid cos it is nothing new. I am not talking about the reel world but the real world. Not long ago widows were not allowed to marry But a 60 year old widower remarried. So a girl's marriage age remained constant but the groom's age could be anywhere from 16 to 60

[@anshoolajaiswal7315]

As long as it works for the person and we get good quality movies, I am ok with their laid back attitude 😂

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

same boat 100%

[@LessPegasus]

I'd say Christian bale has a laid back attitude and fahad has a disrespectful mentality. Bale doesn't watch his films but he doesn't go around attacking cinephiles.

[@_AZBT_ASHUTOSHKUSHWAHA]

​@@LessPegasus i won't say it's disrespectful, me and my friends just admire and discuss movies having tea and puffs at the shop, as soon as the tea ends, the talk ends and we go back and watch different sorts of movies at home without forcing each other to change their viewing style. That's how calm and reserved we should be.. The unnecessary fan wars that is causing deaths in India, if you remember a few months back, a fan of yash got electrocuted while placing his banner on his birthday somewhere, yash was kind enough to go and visit the family of the deceased, if it was someone else, it wouldn't even have seen the light of day in the news channels.. What good is discussing movies if it is costing you fights and deaths, so i can see FaFa comment stemming from a concern that you have a lot at hand before entering into a theater for 2hrs , so see where your priorities lie

[@vaishnavkmenon1500]

I love Fahad faasil. He's one of the best actors in our country. But his statement about movies did offend me as a cinephile lol

[@anavadhyaramachandran9244]

I think he said that from an actor POV because cinema is his work. Obv it won't sit right with people who take to films as an escape outside of their work. Like you wouldn't want to talk about your work all the time either, right?

[@PrayasRahangdale]

Self proclaimed cinephiles are so toxic and rhetoric, idk why. Just watch films and enjoy dude. Peace. ✌🏻

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

When he said 'dont discuss me beyond the theatre or the ride back home' I wondered, Fafa what about the ten think pieces I've written about you HAHA

[@vaishnavkmenon1500]

@@PrayasRahangdale dumb statement

[@LessPegasus]

​@@PrayasRahangdalethere's nothing wrong in being a cinephile, yet there is toxicity in being a fan boy. Yet even in that videos comment section, you can see the bias against cinephiles.

[@shb1989]

i love Mr. Baradwaj Rangan interviews - FaFA interview was such FAntastic

[@mohnishr481]

I absolutely agree, with fahad in his statement ❤

[@ashwinipurandare9418]

I did an acting workshop once a few years back. I was of the belief that I have to feel everything the character feels, etc. The teacher told me that there's nothing much there to becoming an actor. It's hyped too much with this method acting, character research stuff, etc. You just have to know really well how your face and voice translates into the camera and say the lines. As long as the camera is convinced your job is done. You don't need to feel the way the character does to translate it on screen. This statement has stayed with me even after all these years.

[@Cinefan123]

True method acting is more of a gimmick not all great actors were method actors even irfan said that every actor has there own method and they have to find it themselves and even method changes for each character irfan said about this in komal nath interview it's available on KZbin everyone must watch that

[@ashwinipurandare9418]

@@Cinefan123 The most interesting fact is that most of our successful actors have had no or little education and experience in acting before they came on screen. 'I'm a method actor' is just a line people use to portray they are better than others. And yes, I have seen that interview you mentioned.

[@SidharthaSaha-ew8fn]

I think they do this because they don't want to be seen as overconfident individuals bragging about their achievements

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

There is the other extreme where after one successful film, the actors are going on interview tours just talking about the sacrifices they made and how genuinely tough it was!

[@LessPegasus]

​@@TriedRefusedProductions you mean Mohanlal after Pulimurugan?

[@vineeshp6]

Loved Baddy and Fafa's interview ❤

[@jofriissac]

Coming back to this channel after a long time for this type of content! It's always fun to revisit these celebrity moments, stitched and served. Does this genre still work on YT?

[@SmartIndian_7337]

Atleast, they are Open - Minded 😊

[@shahzadbagdadi6351]

Among all the others who tried being modest and undersell themselves.. Prashant Neel was the most honest and had the utmost clarity..

[@FaheemKhan-yb1xl]

top 10 Bollywood rivalries! Since early 2000's

[@brobamaa]

I think a lot of these individuals are very wise people, they have a broader perspective of life.

[@siddhantsamant3539]

@triedandrefusedpriductions who are your top 10 favorite Indian male actors?

[@SanjaySanju-mx6qy]

We should focus on our Career and Family simple as that😮

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

woh to sach hai but we can momentarily transport to the make believe no? Just for a moment!

[@LessPegasus]

Fafa and his defenders speak as if cinephiles are watching movies 24/7. I don't think bharadwaj rangan is in front of the tv always lol. People have the freedom to choose what they do with their free time. For different people, it differs. Compared to watching streams or vlogs or even youtube, I'd say watching a film made with a lot of money is far better. Also, we don't exactly carry the money we made to heaven lol

[@sauron2000000]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Nope.

[@fallenarrow9]

Man Prashant Neel is something else.... something in his eyes when he speaks, the intensity...

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

He definitely seems like a guy who does not want to pander. Could not care less about conformity

[@fallenarrow9]

@@TriedRefusedProductions 100%

[@Cookieduhh95]

He has true view about movie industry

[@mayankaswani5760]

I honestly like ajay devgn's approach.He is more interested in filmmaking than working very hard on acting in roles

[@kuntaldey944]

Hardwork and dedication are two different things

[@PokhrajRoy.]

7:53 Not the sound effect making me chuckle

[@sarvikplay6424]

This video is 💥💚

[@AndroidCovenant]

There are those of us that crave to get into film industry and make a movie. And these guys just do it like its a casual Tuesday.

[@parallaxx101]

FANTASTIC piece Jammy ! * Well conceived / Honest / Compact 🎖

[@drsyedahajer868]

00:02 I watched that full episode 😍😊

[@swapnilupadhyay2612]

1:01 interesting choice of word... 'Designed'

[@funkytiger6967]

Ajith must've seen people calling the next Vijay film his last because he's started a political party. Pretty sure he's going to start a party himself, announce his "retirement" from movies officially and never contest a single election ever again. I hope to achieve his level of idgaf one day, man's a legend.

[@Eatwithkaranvlogs]

Most of the film stars from the 90’s have continuously done pan masala ads and alcohol also. They are film actors but they aren’t the one to idolised

[@chitra0007]

There comes a stage in life when you realize, there was nothing so overly dramatic about all the success which we accomplished. A realization that we are as ordinary as anyone else. And its that moment, which can either make you hopeless or liberate/relieve you from carrying the baggage of success. You realize it was all destined and perhaps you just did your bit to allow things to fall in place. You feel awkward to be called as special. While most of these actors continue to dwell in their larger than life lives... very few consciously chose the path less travelled and try to have a life! As an audience, every movie that we watch is only trying to create an experience which we either relate to, maybe it strucks some emotional cord or we just gain a new perspective. The movie climax is an exit point for us to leave behind the HIGH, and to focus back on our lives!

[@parthibansarathy8707]

Thanks for mentioning ajith in your consideration.

[@sakeefmahboobbinahsan1534]

❤ from Bangladesh. Wish i could meet FAFA someday in person

[@PokhrajRoy.]

The video has the most iconic cold open because I think I know that guy 😂

[@pranavrajeshkumar1733]

You should have also added Emraan Hashmi....I remember him saying in Koffee With Karan that he was pushed into this profession and he never had a desire to be an actor......He even said that he never watches bollywood films.

[@Trulyhappy2005]

In the interview of baradwaj and fahadh he mentions films which changed him and him saying cinema shouldn't be discussed beyond a hall like I don't get it

[@LessPegasus]

He contradicts himself every 5 minutes. He shouldn't be on an interview is the only conclusion.

[@3BROTHERS__]

u know i love all the imtiyaz ali movies even the harry met sejal(i mean love is strong word.ok i didnt hate the way people hated it)but none of his movies has clear cut message like jab we met..i mean we can just know what the loneliness is by imitiyaz alis eyes,the way shahid portraited the charactor,what do u feel jammy,love to hear ur opinion

[@PrayasRahangdale]

Fahad Fazil is such a gem, dude! Absolute talent with simplicity personified. 🤌🏻💎

[@Critique007]

He may be a good actor .but don't think he has a stand or a solid personality in life.

[@LessPegasus]

Ah... Bud, like he said, judge his performances, not his personality. You don't know him, neither does anyone in this comment section.

[@rakeshkrishna4661]

​@@Critique007😂😂😂 he doesn't show off... He dont have fans association.... He wants people to learn.. educate and have a better life... Unlike other actors... So he is a very nice guy....😂 Who are u to judge him kid...???

[@DevilGAMING8940]

So we are not the only one who hate their job and doing it only for money 😂😂😂😂

[@SeSaZindagi]

I remember my father telling me that he’s sure none of these actors watch any movie or show like we do . Coz they have work to do . I agree with Fahad , although I’m a huge cinema fan but to tell you the truth it hasn’t changed me , or impacted my life . I appreciate good work but not beyond that. The teenager me would have hated this paragraph 😅

[@matangimawley]

It’s strange when artists, cinema, theatre- these are such creative mediums and those in it- should not be confined to boxes.. but as audience- we do exactly that.. mass actor.. class actor.. star.. mega star… we forget that- just like a manager, HR, clerk, peon- actor/director- these are professions.. they are individuals with their own life and passions.. and when their choices and life is not how we perceive- we find it baffling.. Like FaFa mentioned- it’s high time we acknowledge cinema for what it is- an industry.. a profession.. and not let it consume us!

[@Awakenbeing]

ALL THESE ACTORS HAVE NOW REACHED THE ZEN LEVEL OF INTELLIGENCE.

[@etwety]

I have always been a huge Kamal Haasan Sir fan... And if u talk abt passion for cinema, he definitely tops the list in that❤

[@pseudonymous288]

the GOAT

[@abhijitadyapith]

FaFa's interview had my inner Stilgar going - "The Mahdi is too humble to say he is the Mahdi, all the more reason to believe he is. As Written".

[@pragyaprasun6365]

I think Diljit Dosanjh was also a perfect pick for this video, kept waiting for him till last min. Otherwise great video

[@113uineo]

Fahad cares and he gave a good advice

[@hirenpatel6154]

Jammy can you produce or do something in the lines of simi garewal show.... Much much ahead of kofee with karan or kapil Sharma show....i mean more than promotion, let it be show interviewing actors/directors/technicians/music industry legends etc.....but some serious talks... something enriching, genuine and heart touching too. ❤

[@_a4u_]

What I feel, for these celebrities and some other great people who are present and gone, never want to feel grateful of the things they have accomplished. They just want to fulfill their hearts, their love for things that they do and they have this attitude of never looking down at others. One can say, it's being Humble, but that's not the case. They just don't feel that they have done anything great because for them what they want to accomplish, has already been done by others before them. Others whom they adored and looked up to. These are dicey people, who never look down, and never think they can cross the greatness or their idols. They are successful and have greatness in them, but they just can't get let it on their heads because they just can't. "Ismein tumhari koi galti nahi hai. Tum bhi kya kar sakte ho. Kuch log hote hi aise hain." - LBC (2009)

[@airyrelic43]

The fact that we put so much into movies is what creates issues- we elevate actors to the level of gods and then complain when they act infallibly human. Fafa is absolutely right in saying there is more to life than discussing actors and cinema. In most other professions, a job is a way to earn a living, but for some reason we do extend that to actors and directors. Jobs don’t need to be a calling.

[@_AZBT_ASHUTOSHKUSHWAHA]

Amal neerad when he asked about his film making approach- he simply said, my movies aren'tjust for the clout and some social media coverage, it was not the case and it never will be. Such statement marks the strong presence of a director like him in malayalam cinema

[@153amolskumbhar]

Love from Maharashtra❤, FaFa is one of the greatest actor in indian film industry

[@SuvojitChattopadhyay]

Fahadh has perspective. Much more to life than cinema.

[@pratnew2360]

Its much like Mathew Perry said that he wants to be someone other then Chandler. Sometimes understanding this is important.

[@LessPegasus]

Nope, that's completely different. He's not being talked about the one popular role he did.

[@rajitharadhakrishnan415]

It's amazing how these guys are not consumed by cinema. It's important to give the best but that should not be the only thing.

[@sriharshamithinti3654]

Categories: Choreography, costumes, live locations, cgi usage, useful to story/ movie

[@gouthamkrishna7574]

What Fahad said is just not true tho. I think he just said what came to his mind without processing it. He was rejected from the industry because of bad acting and then he went to US for studies and it took years for him to come back to the industry and prove himself to Mollywood audience. So him saying "I'm acting because I'm not good at anything else" is BS. Because he was not goot at acting in the first place and he was booed from that profession. It was that same person who literally came back and acted again lol.

[@_AZBT_ASHUTOSHKUSHWAHA]

Ajith's varalaru is god tier performance at best.. Pulling off three different characters in the same film in the mid 2000 is no joke. He can pull a disabled character, a massy character, a feminine character with such an ease.. If that ajith comes now, it will be a rampage at the box office, but it's done and dusted a prime ajith then and now who cares.. He did his best and now he is enjoying his life

[@anonymous891]

Jammy When you said ajay devgn it reminded me of his movie deewange....i dont know if you have given it a wacth (the story kind of strecthes in second half although its damn unique for its time of release and underrated)it has both ajay and akshay khanna. His perfomance in the movie is unbeleivably good and the character is so hard to pull of it surprises me he doesn't have a process though. Please do give that movie a wacth i am sure you will appreciate it. And the perfomances will make you fall in love with both of them even more.

[@virajgupte3357]

it was based on primal fear. i thing ajay devgan received an award for his role too

[@anonymous891]

@@virajgupte3357 ohh knew it was remake but didnt know he got an award for it too

[@nikhilsahay895]

Most wall street trader's say: if you stay in game long enough you will eventually make it. Salman and Akshay are prime example of that.

[@lathanarayanan8674]

Fafa - what he has said makes sense. He's too matured

[@LessPegasus]

Nope. He contradicts himself throughout the entire video. He comes more as a clueless guy. Go watch the interview first.

[@shivasuriyasaravanan9882]

As a Thalapathy Fan I can say that only 3 people are ruling Tamil Cinema right now : Thalapathy Vijay, Thala Ajith and Naddipin Nayagan Surya.🙌🙌

[@mmb5859]

😂😂😂

[@vijayaravindhariomnarayanan]

Surya va 🤔

[@Rc42796]

Surya???? Wtf Is rajinikanth dead 😂😂😂

[@mmb5859]

@@Rc42796 come on.. please Stop making fun of him.. he already admitted that he is a Thalapathy fan.... What worse can happen to him???

[@Rc42796]

@@mmb5859 who is thalapathy fan???

[@spirituallifecycle3286]

Maybe that's their secret of stellar performances. They dont overthink about work.

[@shresthaswagatika]

When FaFa said that in Rangarajan interview, I felt a kinda offended though I somehow agree to his point of view. It's important to draw a line between film and real life at the same time both has impact on each other. See, I've my personal and professional goal and stuff in life. Though it isn't a mess but everything is not fine too. It's a constant struggle and thrive for life. But films are my escapism. I'm sorry FaFa but it inspires me, takes me to another realm, in fact I learn so so much via films. I understand people and their thoughts and perception(at least I try) by watching good cinemas. It has a huge impact on my life. It makes my life better. Art makes my life better. P.S.- my choices about music and cinema is realllly good. Elite. I don't want to bragg but good cinema has good impact on life and society, and bad has bad. Choice is yours, to find value and taste.

[@LessPegasus]

He himself said cinema paradiso changed his life. He's simply a clueless guy who shouldn't be doing interviews. Movies are vital because they can be inspirational for people and provide social awareness.

[@mohamedshaiyan2080]

​@@LessPegasus who hurt u bro, saw u under everyone's comments bashing him, screw off

[@lokithegodofmischief7289]

​@@LessPegasus why are you in this comment section replying to everyone that has supported FaFa!????? I'm just curious!! What's your end game here????

[@Mr_India....]

Was it you in the audience of a TV shows that recently moved to netflix? 🙂

[@bayernjames9546]

Ajith used to star in really good movies last time and right now, he's an actor carried by his fans.