"Two" Short film by Satyajit Ray REACTION!!

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[@OURSTUPIDREACTIONS]

WHat other short films should we react to????

[@harshunited]

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[@worldcinema2763]

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[@kamalendughosh4014]

The music too was created by Ray himself. Ray's talents weren't just film making. He's a polymath. He painted, edited magazines, had created the famous Bengali sleuth Feluda (Pradosh C. Mitter) in his books. His works with his sci-fi stories on Prof Shanku and the unproduced film's script Alien seems to have inspired Spielsberg to make the movie E.T. Funfact: This short film was made during the Vietnam War and is believed to have been Ray's protest against the war.

[@solivagantgirl]

How did u comment 5 days ago???

[@akthegamer306]

@@solivagantgirl patreon

[@kamalendughosh4014]

That's right, this was posted Patreon days ago

[@solivagantgirl]

Soo cool😍😍

[@amanagarwal4537]

i was in love with feluda mysteries that Ray created.i read them all

[@kuldeepguhamazumder5086]

Not to forget: Rich kid - USA Poor kid - Vietnam Rich kid's toys - USA's war machinery and propaganda machinery Rich kid's Coca Cola and Disney cap - USA's imperialism and consumerism

[@vinishasen5916]

thanks

[@sagnik489]

And the apple .

[@rishabhkumardwivedi]

Not only that the short film also depicts the reality of social fabrics of casteism existing in India. That comprise mainly the divide of rich and poor.

[@sayandeepbasak257]

Communism is cancer. USA went to vietnam to save those poor people from that cancer.

[@tyrantroman5710]

@@sayandeepbasak257 bloody fuckface idiot

[@nivedithajags]

"Never having seen a Satyajit Ray film is like never having seen the sun or the moon" - Akira Kurosawa

[@sampadization]

Who is Akira kurosawa?

[@sabarnyabarman6419]

@@sampadization world famous Japanese director

[@jayantasarkar2532]

@@sampadization Really!!!!!! Who is Akira Kurosowa???? God, do you really ever watched cinema?

[@sampadization]

@@jayantasarkar2532 blame the media. Not me. Anyways I havent ever watched any Korean or Japanese movie.

[@ritwikbhattacharya1333]

@@sampadization lol, now he has not seen stars. Ajkal kar murkho bangali

[@akashshukla7033]

The rich living behind bars, while the poor seemed free, and happy. But the rich kids can't seem to find joy, despite all the possessions.

[@skarman8649]

Absolutely 👍😊💯

[@KhhushiKiDunia]

On point!

[@amphurongpipi3756]

This is the same message i got too after watching the film. You maybe surrounded by valuable things but if you don't have freedom there is no meaning to life

[@dipsikham]

This is a recurrent theme in Ray's work. The song 'ek je chilo raja' talks about how a king is sad even when he has everything and the only way he could get happiness was if he would give up all his material possessions and get out out and breathe in some free air. This is interestingly also the core of Buddhism.

[@elvishyadavva4664]

Things have changed now. Poor people are now imprisoned and Rich people are enjoying. You'll have to see this on ground. I saw it everyday.

[@abhishekkumarprajapati5959]

"Our Intellectual Reactions"

[@ThespianVerseOfficial]

🙂

[@jyotsnatata4251]

No words... I am very thankful to u OSR to have reacted to this.. I had never heard of this short film.. I feel so fortunate to have come across this through u... Deeply moved...❤️❤️

[@garimakilledar5810]

Same. I came to know about this through OSR. Thank you for introducing us to the hidden gems of our own art and culture.

[@SahilSingh-yo3tf]

yes!!

[@rangitsengupta3025]

U must watch some Bengali Films of Satyajit Ray to get similar flavour

[@aminulislam-rl9um]

Finally u meet a true legend of all time SATYAJIT RAI

[@skyblue4794]

It's Ray not Rai...

[@bruhbruhh1488]

@@skyblue4794 its Rai not Ray

[@srinjoykumarmitra1698]

@@bruhbruhh1488 Really? Arguing with wrong info? Satyajit Rai? Can't you google? His name is Satyajit Ray, there is no such surname as Rai in Bengali. Rai is found in Punjabi, like Aishwariya Rai.

[@WoSarvatraHain]

Ask them to watch the masterpiece Charulata.

[@MrAyandasgupta]

@@srinjoykumarmitra1698 Rai is in Bihar, South, Punjab, Himachal but yes not in Bengal. Its Satyajit Ray not Satyajit Rai.

[@samarpanmukherjee7201]

That's Satyajit Ray for you... Just imagine if he wd have been in this era of modern technology in films.. what he wd have done...

[@graceperl]

The more we are surrounded with technology and artificial things, the lesser we connect with nature. Remember those childhood days with less toys and more frnds playing carefully and using our own ideas m creativity? Now there are more toys, more frnds but on internet, we play a lot but not with our own ideas but locked up inside rooms. If he were in todays world he would have been influenced by the surrounding too and dont know, could have happened anything.

[@vivaan2010]

Thank god he is not from the current era of film making.. Or else he would also be singing bala he bala.. Shaitan ka saala

[@sneb3004]

Dude... "Artistic Depth in Films" The subtextual and message oriented depth on films.... Is A COMPLETELY different "BALLGAME" of comparision. As compared to Commercial cinema.. Satyajiy Ray was an Innovator and Deep thinker for sure... But, at His TIME as well... Indian Commercial cinema was Making a TONNE of money as compared to him. Satyajit was Not about Commercial cinema.

[@sneb3004]

And One thing which I "Cringe" a lot over while reading comments below OSR videos..... is the fact that Indians Tend to EXAGGERATE every single Iota of MILD OR MEDIOCRE achievement as if it is the BEST IN THE WORLD!! i would love that to Happen!!! And would cherish the commentors to Claim the "best in the world" Tag for OLD OR NEW indian filmmakers...... ONLY IF THOSE PEOPLE who are commenting have ALREADY SEEN 1000s of Hollywood and International European Japenese korean British MOVIES from the past decades..... But, its rarely is the case.... Most people out here on OSR have Minimum Exposure to OTHER COUNTRIES BEST work.. Even in Deep Philosophical thinking.... And just start Jumping like NAIVE foolish people.... with Just one small Excitement in the work of their countries artist...... I mean come on guys!!! .. It would be awesome to first actually Compare the work in your Mind!! Before saying BEST IN THE WORLD.. They dont even knpw if its BEST IN INDIA.. as North Indians dont watch south Indian movies and vice versa

[@sneb3004]

That being said... There are dozens of american Filmmakers from Satyajit rays times who are Much More DEEP and SYMBOLICALLY philosophical than Satyajit Ray.... Literally dozens... One guy from our generation times... is not even that famous in America... But, he is a GEM of a Writer/Director/Actor/Music Composer/cinematographer for HIS OWN MOVIES... HIS NAME IS SHANE CARUTH.... Check out this trailer.. where he has Acted as the LEAD... AND ALSO WRITTEN AND DIRECTED THIS beautifully super deep movie!! Named "Upstream Color" kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZrPiqaolJipqKM He is the WRITER DIRECTOR MUSIC COMPOSER AND MAIN lead ACTOR...... all rolled into one...... And He is 10 times More deep and psychology Layered than satyajit Ray.

[@picasapictures6815]

This short film is extremely relevant even today. I must say you guys are doing a commendable job. In the process of your discovery about India and Indian films you are educating us too. Thank you 🙏

[@swetanjalisamal2792]

That is true. I feel so bad being born in this country I had not watched a single work of the genius that satyajit ray is.

[@nripench7213]

You are soo right!

[@TheAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa7]

This was based on the USA and Vietnam war.

[@PetrolSniffingDoofus]

Are you sure?

[@avinashsimon1988]

Antas Palash yes it is

[@vinyasperla]

@@bobbyverma127 When i looked it up internet, found many claims about the same. So can't be 100% sure that it in not about the USA and Vietnam war.

[@Greenbluecaravan]

Yes! It is.

[@___MonkeyShanti]

Vinyas Bhat .. i guess every individual can see this movie with their own perspective. Class division, rich poor, materialism & self contentment, US Vet, east vs west etc etc

[@BongFactorium]

This is like America vs Vietnam

[@meghmalaadhikary1150]

U kno what I love ur videos 😁

[@sohamkundu6253]

Dangggggggg dude😂😂😂

[@AvishekGayenContent]

Forget everything, forget what you watched till date. Forget your sofa and coffee. Forget those you are surrounded by, And just watch "Pather Panchali". Your life will be changed forever.

[@mrudulakelkar7476]

True.. that was the first movie when I cried after watching it.

[@surajsukumaran3367]

There are multiple messages in this short film. The poor are happy without having anything and the rich are unhappy despite having everything.

[@bahaar2825]

Absolutely agree

[@debadritamukherjee3491]

The one thing about Satyajit Ray was that he was way ahead of his time. In the 1960s and 70s he dealt with such topics that no other film maker would do at that time. The subtlety and complexity of emotions shown in each and every work of his is mind blowing!!

[@biswajitdas6962]

What about Charlie Chaplin?

[@vinyasperla]

Even I had not seen this. Wow. That was awesome. Thanks for reacting it.

[@Rah11Sin]

FINALLY!!!! You guys reacted to it after I recommended it 2 months ago!! You're getting fast, lol

[@Shacko14]

The Master Satyajit Ray. It's amazing how brilliantly he could work with child actors. Pather Panchali being the best example.

[@kp4714]

I'm from Mumbai..but I always felt a special connection to Bengal and it's culture..hope someday I get to be in Kolkata during Durga Puja 💓

[@sambit_ghosh]

Thanks bro much appreciated ❤️❤️

[@saptarshisengupta8235]

I am a Bengali Mumbaikar and You are welcome! ❤

[@aniketsarkar8959]

This was Rays Anti Vietnam statement. A silent protest against capitalism

[@sayandeepbasak257]

Lmao capitalism had made USA a developed country while communism made Soviet Union a poor country.

[@rrtp2009]

@@sayandeepbasak257 Doesn't mean it doesn't have its flaws. It came at a cost.

[@sayandeepbasak257]

@@rrtp2009 everything has flaws but we have to see which is effective. Capitalism is effective while communism is utter bullshit.

[@melancholicvibes4728]

Well he worked for an advertisement company which was selling capitalist's product.

[@melancholicvibes4728]

@@rrtp2009 communism gave rise to the biggest threat of world today north korea. USSR supported north korea during korea war.

[@VS-ls2mi]

I'm glad you guys show me amazing things that I didn't know about🙏🏻

[@sunbong_rulez]

There is another short film by Ray called Pikoo... And yes, "Two" was made during the Vietnam war and is his statement on anti capitalism.

[@aviavix4478]

The reason I love osr is....cuz of your channel.. I too can learn about my country's artistic side from all the directions..it has become a center point for all Indian to know their country even more..! Thanx to u I watch a masterpiece of Ray! 😊

[@ESTEntertainment]

React On Malgudi Days 🤗

[@2011aparajita]

The pathos,the symbolism, eyes,faces and scenes sombre and that speak volumes in silence, background scores that give you goosebumps, the lingering moments pregnant with meaning, revelations and truths.. A director like no other. 🙏

[@I_m_4m4n]

Rick : did I ever teach you in the class about satyajit ray? Korbin : you didn't teach me anything in the class. I was rolling with laughter😂🤣

[@anjuramgoolam736]

A huge shout out to you guys. Because of ur channel i got to watch films and videos that i hav never seen in my life. That short film is a masterpiece in itself

[@naveenradder1353]

It's natural vs modernization, inner self vs outer you, culture vs modern,evil vs good

[@sudiptabhattacharya1088]

This film is created to protest against Vietnam War.

[@yaayaavarnaari4937]

He was honoured with Oscar before his death. He is the legend- Satyajit Ray This is based on USA Vietnam war...

[@anindyaskitchenandgarden8806]

" Not a word spoken "......but everything is spoken

[@Serenitynature]

Hey Rick, your analysis was so incredible. I am amazed that’s exactly was coming to my mind watching this video. I have a great respect for Satyajit Ray for his legendary work in cinema.

[@TheLowsofSolipsism]

Satyajit Ray invented having a light reflector the white sheet to reflect the backlight still used in photography and movie. It’s crazy his movie was the first to ever use that method.

[@romel.banerjee9]

I am so delightful and emotional to see your wonderful reaction on our beloved Satyajit Ray. Many many salute..

[@subiditabhattacharya6132]

The film was made for American public broadcasting television, PBS.

[@surajitroy2123]

Very true . It's relevance is even in 2020 . May be the name changes but the process goes on.

[@poulamy29]

Proud to be a bengali and an Indian❤ All the best Rick and korbin❤❤❤

[@gaautaamgoswami453]

Team OSR is doing a good job in recommending videos. Another Brilliant reaction.

[@krish2033]

Hail the artists like korbin and Rick....🌟🌟very receptive of arts...

[@___MonkeyShanti]

This documentary along with OSR review is a must watch for this generation. This materialistic ideology is rapidly consuming both western & eastern culture. I’m sure something deep inside has changed for both Rick & Korbin & for many who saw this for the first time 🙏🏻

[@singingngsong201]

I really appreciate ricks understanding... he tries to understand things for what they are irrespective of any boundaries attached to them... I hope you both you keep growing like this as people... india has taught only personal peace for years and years... these movies bring peace to you because you become aware of what really is happiness... It's within yourself not anywhere else... I hope one day we Indians I mean probably at least a half of us realise the importance of the teachings of this country

[@deblinachatterjee7139]

Welcome to the brillliance called - Satyajit Ray

[@Roshni1478]

That's the brilliance of Satyajit Ray. He's been my favourite since my school days. It's not that he was the only Bengali filmmaker creating these meaningful masterpieces. But what set him apart for me was that his movies were so palatable. As a viewer, for me, before I managed to discover the historical/ Political context, I could so easily connect at a human level. This is what made me fall in love with his work at a very very young age, when I couldn't necessarily connect to the works of some other genius makers (whom I came to love and regard with age) because of my lack of any strong socio -political affiliation or understanding. I'm so happy you reacted to this.

[@nabeelmirza6060]

I am blown away by this short film. A masterpiece from the master of cinema. And great reaction guys.

[@manav3071]

Oh my god! Wow! I had learnt about him in school and even read a few stories but didn't understand it as I did today. This short film has soo many life lessons true for all situations and that's awesome

[@joeyaintwaffling]

Rick and Korbin he isn't just Oscar worthy, he is an Oscar winner!

[@akshatsrivastava4280]

Man, honestly, he's on his own level. I don't think we can assign an award to his level of talent. But, yeah - he did win an Oscar.

[@shuvayanchakraborty837]

He has won in Cannes, Berlin FF also. So he achievements are on a different level.

[@423846to]

The rich kid tries to impose his superiority (his idea of happiness) over the poor kid by showing off his materialistic possessions to feel good about himself. Thus he picks up a "fight". He tries to break him as hard as he can. However, the poor kid doesn't lose his spirit and decides to keep himself happy with everything "little" he has. In the end, the rich kid accepts his defeat with a realization that he's not content. Also, him withdrawing himself from his toys, and the tower falling is shown as a metaphor for his defeat and his inability to find joy despite having "everything". "Two" explains the duality of happiness. One that comes from possessions and the other that comes from within.

[@ishitadasgupta9723]

BTW the music is composed by Ray himself. Ray usually liked to compose the scores for his movies himself. He was a polymath, not only he made great movies but also he was a great writer, he has created one of the most loved book characters of Bengal, Feluda. It made me really happy and emotional at the same time to see you two react on this masterpiece! I have literally grown up with Satyajit Ray's books and movies, I was literally crying while watching you guys react on this. You guys are delving so deep into Indian culture. Keep going! Love you two!

[@onlyaction686]

A film with very deep thoughts ❤️

[@iceberg789]

like dad, like son. his father was quite a pathfinder himself in the field of literature, though he was short lived.

[@zoepopham3728]

Almost speechless. Wow, how could I have never seen this... will be watching everything he has made immediately!

[@batfleck2728]

Satyajit Ray was a legend he made our film industry recognised to the world first Indian to win an Oscar

[@ananya1721]

Watching Ray's filmography is like taking the most rewarding journey. You have no idea how much you are going to enjoy.

[@mehboobrabbani7950]

Rick is feeling bad because he never taught his students about Satyajit Ray. Rick I really really admire you!! Lots of respect to you man!

[@ricksegallactor]

Mehboob Rabbani 😘

[@monmiebarooah5489]

Thank You for reacting to this. My first exposure to Satyajit Ray's work. Love it.

[@sumande6608]

This is the power of Satyajit Ray, try to see 'Feluda' (2 detective films: Sonar Kella and Joy Baba Felunath).

[@sunilsatawlekar3972]

Speechless!... And Rick and Korbin, both of you did an amazing critique of that speechlessness. Thanks.

[@Mainaed]

OMG!! I got to watch is classic because of OSR 😥 this short was unbelievable, Thank you!!

[@tanishqkumar4858]

The Alien was an unproduced Indian-American science fiction film in development in the late 1960s which was eventually cancelled. It was to be directed by celebrated Indian filmmaker Satyajit Ray and co-produced by Columbia Pictures. The script was written by Ray in 1967, loosely based on Bankubabur Bandhu ( E. T . 1982), a Bengali science fiction story he had written in 1962 for Sandesh,

[@motionsickness1903]

Fantastic choice OSR. This is a fabulous demonstration of the "mastery over depiction of human emotions"that Satyajit Ray had. You are the only Indian content reaction channel that can react to a "in the night no control" and "two". I Genuinelly love you guys for your effort.

[@ricksegallactor]

Motion Sickness 😘

[@motionsickness1903]

@Rick Segall Wow man!!!!!You replied,this may be my lucky day.:-) I love this channel and have been watching it for 4-5 months now and I have seen all your videos,I like it when you are flabbergasted Rick(i.e.Haider,Juice,Two etc.)Keep up the good work.Cheers.

[@samajder4u]

Everybody has already explained the symbolic narrative of the US-Vietnam war, which is absolutely true. But, there is another undercurrent message. Its the never ending materialistic greed of crony capitalism making you a monster vs the freedom of simple lives and being happy in whatever little you have. Satyajit Ray is the maestro, one of the gems of the Ray-Kurosawa-Felini trio promoting neorealism in movies. He is not only a director. He is the writer, a novelist, painter, cartoonist, musician and composer - and all at the same greatest level. He is an ocean that's too deep to dive and explore.

[@srinjoykumarmitra1698]

Watch 'Hirak Rajar Deshe' film from Gupi-Bagha series, you will know how Satyajit Ray worked with symbolism from that movie. It's is must watch after this.

[@livelifeeat5526]

I think they should watch both gupi gayen bagha bayen and hirak rajar deshe. Though hirak rajar deshe is more of a political satire but without watching gupi bagha they will not get the context how gupi bagha got those power. And they should not miss that ghost dancing from gupi gayen bagha bayen, the ghost king's voice is of Satyajit Ray's voice after all! 😊

[@srinjoykumarmitra1698]

@@livelifeeat5526 Yes, I agree.

[@meghnadfilmclub2389]

@@livelifeeat5526 Both Goopy Gayne Bagha Bayne and Hirak Rajar Deshe are great in their own right. What do you think about Goopy Bagha Phire Elo? Although the inferior of the trilogy (quite like the Spiderman trilogy, I guess!) it shows the mortality and insecurities of the characters. Goopy and Bagha were willing to help the antagonist just to get back their youth. I don't think it will be a complete arc of these two characters without the third film. Wouldn't you agree?

[@sautrikbhattacharya]

Thanks for reacting to this. I have been suggesting this for a while. I hope you and the viewers have liked this.

[@sahebsaha419]

Satyajit Ray is considered as one of the greatest Director of our Planet

[@hehahu6869]

Thank you Korbin for choosing to watch this masterpiece. I've been requesting this since 2 months.

[@asmik3738]

I have seen it for the first time , n i was waiting for Rick to speak and get what i could also feel from the film . Yes it's about who is enjoying n winning at life . Even though he is poor kid but he has got life treasures , he can feel , his toys r real , his flute , kite and arrow is real he is living life as it is while the rich is living in superficial things , n even though the rich will try to drown the voice of the poor but it's still there making music . N what's left is reality n not the artificial way of thinking I have everything but no . Specially telling this story through kids who doesn't know the worldly things makes them at equal platform but seeing how the rich r rich n aquire things but not experiences of simple joys of life . N who knows there must be a bigger msg related to class divide . It's Satyajeet ray he is nothing short of brilliance .

[@sukirtigupta715]

Nothing but deep sense of gratitude for bringing this short film up...how the hell did this slip off my radar !!

[@r.rahman12]

Watch rogan josh and interior cafe night as short films. Requesting for years. Also watch film waiting.

[@parijatsaha3977]

Wow Rick! MANUFACTURED ELEVATION! Perfect word usage for describing TWO.

[@ashkum7892]

martin Scorsese Said in an interview that "Taxi Driver" movie was inspired from Satyjit Ray movie

[@rishavdhara2364]

I was not expecting this...thank you guys...You are now exploring THE real things about India...god bless you all..

[@BhanuPChauhan]

I don't know, but I cried watching this film.

[@prateekgautam7398]

The best thing about this reaction was that they didn't interrupt the movie and give their opinions in the end, You can tell that they were enjoying it themselves unlike other channel where people keep interrupting in middle of things and don't enjoy rather just act that they are watching. Thank you so much, It was really like a reaction. Keep going.

[@ferrumpugnus3708]

This short film is a masterpiece and so is Rick's explanation.

[@thewolfgang509]

oh rick oh rick... you explained the vision wonderfully man.... respect

[@mr.grammar4884]

If God wants me to know my desires then I would say that I only want to see 4 people face to face : 1) Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose 2) Satyajit Ray 3) Rabindranath Tagore & 4) Swami Vivekananda. (edited)

[@dilbargaming8576]

U just spoke my mind!!!

[@typoqueeenie4316]

Add Tagore to the list for me💜

[@mr.grammar4884]

@@typoqueeenie4316 Yes, u r right

[@jaydipmajumder4219]

What about Swami Vivekananda

[@CSAboliPitre]

@@jaydipmajumder4219 I was just going to comment that I would add one more- Swami Vivekananda!

[@voyagetoart3115]

After requesting several times am glad that you have turned out to watch a Ray.

[@Writobrato_das]

So glad you react to this master piece

[@shantanab2008]

Most of satyajit rays work has an undercurrent of class struggle and celebration of life among the poor (or should I say the "real" rich people). His celebration of humanity, even when faced with dismal poverty and tragedy, as showcased in Pather panchali, Ashani Sanket etc has earned him the wrath of Nargis, the mother of Sanjay Dutt, who at that time an union minister, she accused him of "selling poverty"...Little did she understood the depth and joy ingrained in his films

[@tanishqkumar4858]

Satyajit ray is legend

[@rohanprabhud]

Thanks to you guys I was introduced to this brilliant short film. I can’t stop thinking about it now. Pure mastery

[@dipakchauhan2336]

This is what, a masterpiece is💚

[@atsunvista1570]

Thanks for reacting to such a beautiful short film... Thnks Richard and Korbin

[@r.rahman12]

Depicting difference between one powerful being but in detention and one poor being but in freedom.

[@killerdove123]

Very wise interpretation.

[@r.rahman12]

@@killerdove123 thanks.

[@atreyeedutta3229]

This man is a true legend,he was a huge director,he wrote songs,even he sang in his own movie,he wrote most famous bengali detective story "feluda" & most wonderful science friction story "professor Shonku", he was the first ever indian director who get the oscar

[@syedafarha4731]

Anybody recommended "Heerak rajar deshe" by Ray yet?! 😁😁

[@anuparnoacharya5779]

Average movie.gupi gayen bagha bayen was far better

[@suparnamaiti.]

They won't understand the movie fully. Much of Gupi Bagha series' beauty lies in the amazing rhymes and crafty dialogues. There's no way the subs are going to justify the original dialogues.

[@suparnamaiti.]

@@anuparnoacharya5779 If that is your opinion, then I don't think you know much about the usage of allegory and symbolism in movies. It seems you are too think for fine arts.

[@anuparnoacharya5779]

@@suparnamaiti. hirok rajar deshe was too blatant in criticizing the government.political msg was too direct.gupi gayen was even more political subject in nature but due to the beauty of upendra kishore roy choudhary's writing not too direct yet delivered the targeted social message in a masterful manner

[@payalkundu1936]

Oooooooo yesssssss.. that film was layered as hell!!! It was a pure masterpiece created.

[@indianamusarch8891]

Rick u just won my heart... You are amazing at understanding. Very intellectual and correct thinking as well as opinions 👍❤️

[@vivekb42]

13:36 That's Satyajit Ray for you.. Legend!!

[@ourunstablemind]

17:04 i go down on my knees and salute you Your Grace Sir Rick Segall Regards Joy

[@AsadSyed2612]

Thanks guys for this, I feel ashamed that I didn't know anything about this masterpiece.

[@pratick006]

Thank you soooooo sooooooo much for reacting to this. Satyajit Ray is not only an outstanding film maker but also a great painter, writer and many more things. You have barely started to scratch the surface. Fasten your seat belts before you delve deep into the emperor of this maestro. Wish you good luck. Would love to see more reactions on his works from OSR.

[@navalgap]

This was beautiful and touching. Made me think. What did u think of the end. Do u think he is just alone in the end, with all the toys but no one to play with

[@ourunstablemind]

I have new level of appreciation for Rick Segall. Regards Joy

[@tulanasom6818]

Anything by Satyajit Ray is my favorite 😍😍😍😍😍

[@newsilverwhitewinter]

Thank you. I've been following OSR for a while now. This warms my heart that you'd react to a Ray film, not to mention how beautifully and instinctively Rick got things. P. S. Of course I'm a Bengali. Love.

[@granthikde9338]

Finally... Finally you did it... Need more Bengali film reactions from you

[@davidcop-a-feel9699]

Whoaaaa.. you guys are taking this to another level.. (Proud Bengali)

[@57_arijitseal26]

Please react to "Chotuskone" and "Jatiswar". Bengali films of our generation that u must love

[@parthasarathimishra8262]

We are so grateful to you for giving your valuable time to watch this. This film's essence grew manifolds just because both of you gave your reactions.

[@sarojpatra8159]

Watch Apu Trilogy, is formed by three different films. You will be speechless...

[@bharatiyajan]

Satyajit Ray, in his own words, is a culmination of the east and the west. I dont think anyone has ever come close to him in terms of film idea, script, making, music, etc. This 12min short film says it all. Thank you for your reaction, please do watch his other masterpieces as wel :)

[@bahaar2825]

Finally, something with substance!🙂