UDAAN MOVIE REVIEW!!!

Here is our review of Udaan!
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What should we watch and review next???

[@nitin-wb7lt]

You should watch Navarasam by Thaikuddam Bridge. #CarnaticRock.

[@vsrangesh8313]

React to kutty story song from master tamil movie

[@indidance6137]

Viceroy's house movie trailer....asking since 1947 to you guys to react to this

[@abhigyanbarthakur5995]

NOW PLEASE WATCH " DDLJ " and " KAL HO NAA HO " .......

[@varali915]

react to kalinga nartana tillana by aruna sairam from darbarfestival

[@absingh7183]

Vikramaditya Motwane also directed the Sartaj portions of Sacred Games.

[@psourav88]

When you give out info, do it fully. Motwane directed Sartaj portions in season 1, in season 2 it was Neeraj Ghaywan.

[@NonaPrince]

He was the showrunner of sacred Games

[@abhigyanbarthakur5995]

RONIT ROY ( dad ) is a great actor...... specially in negative roles he shines out as the best guy in the film

[@ReturnDesi]

Next best thing these people should watch "2 States" for Ronit Roy

[@navalgap]

Also in “ugly” another dark anurag kashyap movie

[@varunmahajan4008]

I also feel Ram kapoor was terrific and he held his own.

[@assholable]

@@varunmahajan4008 Ram Kapoor is always great

[@santoshsubbaatd]

This movie is really personal to me. Let me tell u boys, here in India the population is so large. Our culture is like we should respect our elders no matter if he/she is wrong. We have a society which runs in mentality with " what will the world say?" This movie was something I could relate, I won't compare my dad to Ronit in movie but when I wanted to take Football/soccer he straight up made sure I won't, he grounded me and I was so passionate and used to go to football stadiums secretly for practices and sometime I got caught and my dad trashed me like anything and later he realised that and said it's for my own good so please study and said don't be like him(he meant uneducated and low level income where he was not very well respected)(I was good in academics). We have so much competition that unless u are the best in that field we won't be recognised plus Nepotism is high not just in Bollywood but real world too. And the struggle is not just like earning less and being happy but here it's like living in poverty and if you take a job, you cannot return. We also do not leave our parents in their old age which is okay for us but sometime the load of responsibilities and guilt won't let us persue personal dreams. I GAVE UP ON MY DREAMS TO SUPPORT MY FAMILY. But I won't ever do the same to my Kid If I have any (cos I'm kinda afraid I would be like my dad) I love my dad but still I don't love him for decisions he took for me but that's life. I hope the new generation will learn that we are born to live our life and not to fulfill expectations. And won't force their childrens. It's quite late for me but I'm working towards my other dream and If I get slight opportunity I won't let it go this time. I'm done yet not done 😔

[@queenbee1605]

Santosh Subba atd good luck to you in everything you choose for yourself. If you do have kids it will take huge effort not to repeat your patterns because we learn from experience. It will be hard but it can be done. Don’t be afraid of having kids and breaking the cycle.

[@senapatihukamsinghbariyaar4097]

"I love my dad but still I don't love him.." The line most of the Indians can relate with!

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

You chose your parents over your dreams. Good on you. Be proud of your choice. I'm so glad to see your positive attitude. I wish you do get every opportunity to do what you really want and find joy and satisfaction in doing it. Cheers to filial duty and to those who choose filial duty over self-gratification.

[@queenbee1605]

Anindita Banerjee why should one come at the cost of another? Why can’t you have your dreams and be a dutiful child?

[@deeprahul]

V B his parents were as abusive. parents just want good at the child. sometimes they just do not understand what their child wants to actually do something. they just want him to do something where there is guaranteed sucess and good future.

[@nikkiG90]

Both Ronit Roy(the Dad) and Ram Kapoor (the Dad's brother) are big Television stars.

[@SalmanAbbasWWE]

They were both in Kasam Se

[@koolkatch]

You forgot to mention about the poetries. Those were also amongst the main parts that elevated this movie. And so deep and affecting the poems were, that on further viewing, I used to pause the movie and reflect again and again.

[@babaelaichi_]

The actual meaning and feels kind of got lost in translation

[@HimanshuSingh-sn8yw]

@@babaelaichi_ I'm sure that must have been the case

[@hbkgogs33]

Besides they are idiots 😂😂😂😂

[@boonslang6689]

Lost in Translation.

[@clowdfish]

This movie was personal to me too.. I relate to this a lot.. growing up my father was physically abusive towards me and my mother.. he always used to break down and cry and we tried to help him recover.. he had a failed bussiness and lost a lot of money.. he got into drinking and gambling and lost more money and he vented the anger towards me and my mother.. he never changed.. everyday we lived in anxiety.. I was scared everytime he came home drunk.. because I knew what was gonna happen.. we endured this for 14 years... We had no support and relatives only told us to endure as it will become better.. it never did.. it became life and death situation... and finally my mother had enough and left him... And I moved in with her.. the irony in this is.. that society shamed my mother for divorce and not my father for the abuse.... My father remarried and continued with his abusive behavior... And now he lives alone and sometimes contacts me abuses me and blames me and my mother for his shittu life...

[@deeprahul]

Sagnik Banerjee very sad to hear that bro. I hope u and your mother have a happy life ahead and get everything u want for the both of you.

[@adithirao1611]

I hope you and your mother are leading a much better life now filled with love and support. And I hope society changes their attitude towards abuse and divorce soon. Best wishes to you and your mother.

[@DrFe-zn2rv]

I applaud you for speaking out and sharing

[@hindimovieadmirer6025]

Bravo you.... Hats off bro. Next time he sees you and starts blabbing his favorite blame game, just give him a tight slap on face (which he needed all his life) and tell him it is from all your youtube friends and your mother and you. And then just walk out on him. Believe me, he needs this slap and deserves also.

[@globalcitizenn]

My heart breaks for what you and your mother had to endure. Your father seems to have Narcissistic personality disorder.. please look it up. Wish you healing. Also please read the book “Why does he do that” by Lundy Bancroft.

[@jnyanendrarajbongshi603]

You have to watch UGLY next.. The actor who played The father is also in the film According to anurag kashyap UGLY is his finest work till now The guy playing the father is a well established actor who mostly work in tv industry..he is also in KAABIL(Hrithik Roshan film)

[@rockynepal]

dude I just commented the same and scrolled down to see this comment. Ugly is so underrated. Its so good. I have recommended it to so many and everyone loved it. Its on NETFLIX too.

[@humamumtaz2719]

I have been recommending UGLY for eons now! Still can't believe that OSR still haven't watched it.

[@NoOne-jl7bk]

The Official entry from India to the Oscar's that year was Aamir Khan Production's "Peepli Live". It's a very good movie, you guys should watch it. The big surprise however was that Dabangg (a terrible Salman Khan movie) won the Best Film award at the Filmfare Awards that year, ahead of Udaan, Peepli Live and My Name is Khan.

[@Okayonce]

Dabangg part 1 is only good. Its the only movie along with Ready in last 10 years which stills comes on tv and i watch it. All his movies in last decade have been sequels of each other.

[@AshishPandey-pj3gr]

Filmfares are a joke bro. Don't take them seriously. Ananya Pandey has one 😂😂

[@neverahandle]

my name is khan is the most bullshit movie ever made

[@rineeshparai1780]

Filmfare is a joke. I could never take it seriously. The national awards do a much better job of judging movies.

[@ambikasolanki497]

The same director directed Lootera with Ranveer Singh and Sonaakshi Sinha.... you must watch that film it’s superb... it’s a total must watch...Vikram Aditya Motwane is a brilliant director and has a very unique style..

[@paulamidaschoudhury9606]

I am requesting this since ages.

[@anjansingh2234]

Favourite movie

[@vishalanand5v]

@@paulamidaschoudhury9606 lol

[@nikelodeon6852]

Also Trapped

[@pagalpagli5]

LOVE Lootera. And its soundtrack. A gem of a film. 💎

[@ParthaChattaraj]

Watch Ronit Roy (the dad) in Ugly. He's too good. This is one of the best movies of this decade.

[@Abhi-mv5cs]

*I can die in peace*

[@AsadSyed2612]

Vikramaditya Motwane is one of the best n most underrated directors of Bollywood, and LOOTERA is also his masterpiece hope u will watch that too soon.

[@ashwinsubramanya]

Also a very underrated molester protector.

[@AsadSyed2612]

@@ashwinsubramanya Vikas behl ?

[@AsadSyed2612]

@@abeylaale3700 indeed.

[@rajnizamre7717]

Yess Yess Yess..😍😍 I was requesting Udaan and Ugly since ages... thanks for reviewing this.❤❤.. now review Ugly plz🙏🙏

[@KING-dy5wv]

DEEWAAR first, plzzz....😢😢

[@chaand27]

Parenting here is based on a lot of beliefs. Elders, especially parents, expect respect even if they're abusive terrible people. They are put on a pedestal, a lot of songs are made comparing parents to God, which is problematic. Also, children are expected to also financially contribute to the family when they're old, probably one reason why parents want the kids to take safer more financially rewarding careers. You can't just let the kids be, coz they're yours to own, almost like an investment. There is a lot of guilt tripping on the lines of I gave birth to you, so how can you not listen to me.. child protection services would just provoke a furore in this belief system.

[@shailendra.singh.rathore]

What you're saying has some truth to it but it's not as problematic as you think. You would not say this if USA also had similar parenting culture.

[@AB.11-z5q]

@@shailendra.singh.rathore Actually, she is understating it. There are upsides to living the way Indians do, with close-knit families et al. But when parents are abusive or toxic, this enmeshment and preoccupation with Indian values can become a noose around your neck.

[@ashwinkhevariya9146]

Agreed. But mind the fact that this is India and not USA. We don't have everything in our plate, we have to earn the survival in this overpopulated country.

[@Neelinmact]

@@AB.11-z5q but its much better when you are living in close knit families when either of parents are toxic because there will be other family members who can help you ,,, an abusive indian parent is jsut the same as an abusive parent in usa ,,, the families that are constantly in touch with each other and are more close knit together are less likely to be separated ,, the biggest problem in indian family value is the patriarchial character ,, if we can somehow remove it then our society would become much better ,,

[@RandomGamingMoments925]

Guys please review NH10 next. It's a great slasher-survival movie. Like this comment so they can see it!!

[@sushansaakya48]

I've been requesting this movie in every video....

[@vikassunny2012]

Ronit Roy, the father, received the Best Supporting Actor Filmfare Award, 2011. The movie won total of 7 Filmfare Awards that year, being the lowest budgeted movie, 50 mil INR.

[@avi88]

Since you loved this movie, watch the director's next "Lootera". It stars Ranveer in his most underappreciated performance. Also, add October to your watchlist. It's directed by Shoojit Sircar, the director of Piku and Pink.

[@abinashsau9655]

Varun did a great job in October. That and Badlapur showed his caliber. Hope he try some other artistic movies

[@sonamshekhawat]

I am a writer and my obviously my Dad wanted me to become an engineer or a doctor. I had Bio plus Maths in high school(very tough subject combination). While watching the movie I felt like I was watching myself and trust me, Ronit Roy, in this movie was really nice, gentle and sweet compared to what my Dad was. 10 years ago I ran away from home to become a writer and had a very bad relationship with my father for many years but now things are better, he is proud of me and his thinking has really changed. P.S. I am a very successful writer now.

[@sonamshekhawat]

@@nsn5564 I think I would not have been able to do anything else. Physics was the only subject I liked and enjoyed but rest of the subjects were so pathetic. I absolutely hated chemistry and Maths was a pain in the ass. Bio was Ok but becoming a Doctor was my worst nightmare I actually took admission in one of the best government medical colleges in Jaipur but dropped out coz I simply couldn't handle being in a hospital and puked all the time. It was extremely stressful, dad was unable to understand so I ran away.

[@sonamshekhawat]

@@nsn5564 ha ha ha, it's not that great, perhaps the story of every Indian, plus I am not into Bollywood writing. I am currently working with Sony Pictures in London. I am mostly into animation.

[@Maitly1]

That's amazing that you followed your dream and you achieved it! 👏🏼😊 So many people just give up on their dreams.

[@ladybug5250]

As a young girl, I was most afraid of my dad, at the same time I dont think anybody loved me more than my dad, his life was dedicated to his family, his kids, he was very strict expecting us to do well in studies, not wasting away time, I used to hate it espec looking at other dads but now as an adult I credit all my success only to my dad, he was being a parent making sure i did not get dustracted at that vulnerable age, he may not have allowed me to do certain things becos he was only preparing me to be fit enough to earn a livlihood, his methods may have been wrong becos he knew no other way but his intentions not. He is such a relaxed old man today becos he no longer carries the burden of that responsibility and he is proud of his kids. Today I pursue many things I want, I will be able to allow my kids to pursue what they want becos my dad made me capable of that. Many Indians are like me, parents are not villians in our lives, they are our blessings.

[@desertstorm2156]

13:20 Korbin saying he wants his son to be like Rick ??!!! I just watched Korbin’s beautiful heart right through the screen ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@OURSTUPIDREACTIONS]

desert storm no I did not say that lol

[@px6497]

Haha haha

[@nishissogood]

He meant Stephanie, duh! 😒

[@abhishekjoshi4091]

Lol🤣🤣

[@desertstorm2156]

Nishant Bengani, really ? Oh ! Me and my silly mind 😂😂😂😂😂

[@vishalparashar8228]

Guys Masaan is a must watch. People please upvote this to get their attention...

[@KING-dy5wv]

Now, here I am seeing a hell lot of hate for the so called loveless fathers. Not that they don't exist, they do, infact in large numbers. But India is a country of large population, so everything gets amplified , there are multiple things to be touched here and I am a millenial, so don't blame me of being of old generation. India, was a country and is still for a lot of people where people live in a hand to mouth condition, they have to struggle for 2 square meals also. So, here parents who do even moderately good for their children have to sacrifice a loooottttt. Sometimes, they have to sell the only piece of land they have to afford the education of their children and live lives of labourers .I personallly know 3 such students, who are my peers. And such people are no less than gods, honestly. For the most part, here fathers don't show the affection they have for their children (especially sons), that's not because they don't love them, that's because they are taught from the childhood that men don't show emotions, they don't cry and fathers are like the bitter pills who you hate because he's strict but he still remains strict knowing full well that his son is hating on him for this reason just because it's good for his son........... FATHERS ARE ALWAYS PORTRAYED IN A WRONG LIGHT DESPITE THEIR EPITOME LOVE, SACRIFICE AND HARDSHIPS THEY SUFFER which they never let us know......... I realised this thing not so long ago, but yeah!! things portrayed in the film are also not unheard of..

[@DarkNorthEmperor]

Seconded

[@himanshutrivedi9370]

In this movie especially Ronit roy was a abusive father. Fathers which you have mentioned are in films like Dangal 😊

[@KING-dy5wv]

@@himanshutrivedi9370 Agreed..

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

Very well said. I agree with everything you wrote about the lack of expression of love by a parent being misconstrued as the lack of love itself. I'd like to add that being strict and being abusive are two very different things. Here the father was abusive. Being strict is not all that bad. Growing up my mom was way more strict than my dad and I thank her for making me the person I am. Strong and able to pick myself up whenever I stumble. I know I pushed myself towards excellence (not that I achieved excellence - but anyway) because I knew my parents expected it of me and also genuinely believed I could do it. For the most part, the intention of the parent is rarely ever a selfish one - its just that they are as liable to making wrong judgement calls as any human.

[@KING-dy5wv]

@@aninditabanerjee2420 You echoed my thoughts... Also, I highlighted the fact that that these types of cases are NOT very common but are present and agree with you on being abusive part, as I myself pointed that out.

[@Nabneet1507]

Thr thing I liked about this movie: it was shot in my town, Jamshedpur.

[@HimanshuSingh-sn8yw]

Yes, me too!!!✋️

[@px6497]

Same here

[@harsh3355]

Same

[@rockynepal]

The actor playing the dad is there in 'UGLY' directed by Anurag Kashyap. You MUST watch this. Its a gem of a movie. So raw, unique and underrated. The acting is phenomenal from all the casts.

[@RoshanRajSingh]

Finally you got to watch this great movie,,, now only movie left from my wish list is Masaan. Please review it next.

[@paulamidaschoudhury9606]

Please watch lootera. His other phenomenal work. Starring Ranveer singh Produced by Anurag kashyap. Music director- Amit Trivedi

[@santoshsubbaatd]

I would choose lootera above dear zindagi

[@simrankalsi1981]

Thank you for suggesting

[@krishi234]

Just to catch their attention, also add who the lead actor is... Ranveer singh.

[@paulamidaschoudhury9606]

@@santoshsubbaatd any day

[@pritishbaruah8190]

Child services are not a thing in India.

[@anshul9462]

When are you guys going to review Secret Superstar. Please watch it. Hit like those who want that

[@anshul9462]

@@Okayonce i just loved the father's acting. Rest all was ok including aamir. I just want rick to see the girl's father's acting

[@pratikspai]

VikramAditya Motwane directed Sacred Games Season 1 Sartaj part

[@shubhra183]

Since you asked.... no there is no child protective service in India. In fact, when I first came to US, the idea that a child needs to be protected from its own parents was a culture shock to me. After 17 years, it still does not sit well with me. After hearing about the things that happen in foster care, I am sorry but I strongly believe a child should be separated for parents only in extremely extremely extremely extreme circumstances, when every other option has been exhausted.

[@tanayapandey]

The lyrics of all the songs so potent and poetic. It hits you straight in the heart. Not sure how much you will realise that in subtitles but it is one of the most important things about this movie.

[@amitkumar840]

Watch lootera by same director starring Ranveer singh

[@chrisdhillon4017]

Talvar has to be your next movie review. It is one of Irrfan Khans best movie and my personal favourite.

[@AshishPandey-pj3gr]

Good. You're back on track. Finally reviewing the good ones unlike the absolute crap Yeh Jawaani hai Deewani and the like Now continue with Peepli Live, Ugly now

[@adharvamishra7967]

I wish My dad was like Rick..And just so you guys know..This situation is really common in India.. Even I am going through a dark phase..the only two thoughts I have nowadays is.." Either I runaway ..or I die"

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

The biggest takeaway from this movie for me were its songs - the lyrics/poetry more than anything else. They are beautifully inspiring and deep. Each one is a gem. Aazadiyaan and Naav in particular.

[@sohamsinha5748]

As wrong it is for a parent to be straight out abusive, it's also wrong to be totally unable to slap your child when they do something down right wrong.....as in Western countries, where u have CPS, u can't even touch your child in an aggressive manner.....we stupid babies have been thrashed to the moon and didn't deattach from our parents at all....... what's needed is for parents to Know the balance

[@santoshsubbaatd]

Which most parents don't know here in india 😅

[@sohamsinha5748]

@@santoshsubbaatd this is true in a lot of cases.....and is much more than it should be......but neither do the western countries with CPS know exactly what's the correct amount.....in brief.....if a parent hits or hurts without reason, lock them up.....but if the child has done something wrong, he or she deserves to get atlst a slap(depending on the circumstances).....and mostly what should follow is the discussion between the parent and child why the action was wrong

[@pinkytinky4070]

Such a beautiful review, I wanna watch the movie now, thanks. A gigantasaurus please please react to a young Aamir khan song pehla nasha. It's 90s cheez!!!!

[@rosunrajkumar876]

"I loved the foot-race at the end." Yeah we did. I've such a huge smile right now.

[@nkul100]

I stopped a Shreya Ghoshal song midway, when I got this notification!!!

[@KumarBarot7]

I give up gym for 20 min for this

[@sachin6149]

Ronit Roy (The father) is a phenomenal actor.... and one of my favorites... He steals the show just by his presence. Please watch UGLY and you'll love him all the more. I love that you pick the right/great actors so well... Love you Guys.

[@catherinenipps9812]

Love Udaan! So underrated. And Whiplash is phenomenal. One of my favourite movies.

[@संकेत-त5श]

watch UGLY for Ronit Roy he did just phenominal job one of the most underated actor dont know why Bollywood dont use him much.

[@noopurchaudhary4939]

It is a story of majority of Indian teenagers. The degree of strictness may vary but the basics of majority of Indian fathers are similar to this father.

[@vk7021]

This video legit gave me a heart attack. I kept pausing the video because I kept hearing a baby outside my dark room. Took a while to realise it was Korbin’s 🤣 P.S. one of my favourite movies of last decade too!

[@balithakur2203]

God! I was so nervous going into it, cuz if u had trashed this one even a little bit, I was gonna disown you guys!! 😁 Thanks for watching this, now I feel we all have shared a bit of our lives with you!

[@AJ_Vibe]

The patriarchal stress you talk about is not common but we are over a billion people living in a country with limited resources....we are going to have a lot of diversity in stories and a lot of people who fit in that box...vis a vis the population.

[@vivektripathi2994]

It is common.

[@B.entries]

Oh its very common.. !

[@sukethshetty6721]

Ronit roy is one of the greatest actor as of now.. Trust me.. Many people just don't acknowledge that!

[@RushabhGohil]

Next in your list should be Paan Singh Tomar, Kal Ho Naa Ho, Lootera, Aankhon Dekhi, Masaan, Dear Zindagi and Jal.

[@munnaabhai-kf4yn]

You should watch and review "shaitan" and "ugly" superb class performances and stories

[@Mani-vb9by]

It's loosely based on real life story of Anurag kashyap

[@castawaydotcom]

When I watched this movie I felt like I was a neighbour watching their day to day lives but couldn't do anything about it except appreciate the kid.

[@heartofg.6462]

When you were reviewing the movie, I watched the trailer again and cried and came back here. It didn't go to the Oscars. There is a reason why India would never win an Oscar, a potential winner never gets picked coz there seems to be power plays at different levels even for something like sending an official movie to a competition.

[@souragni]

Watch Ugly already.. It's a masterpiece from Anurag, starring Ronit..

[@rdt86]

Masaan Masaan Masaan ...

[@parijatsaha3977]

Oh that film!! I choked up and did not see the ending... One of the best films of the decade & yet I will not see the ending...

[@sulagnaghosh779]

Watch "Lootera" by Vikramaditya Motwana. Superb film, I say that it's the best Ranveer Singh movie so far...

[@abhigyanbarthakur5995]

PLEASE REACT TO THIS SONG " ABHI MUJ MEIN KAHIN " SUNG BY:- SONU NIGAM COMPOSED BY:- AJAY-ATUL

[@absingh7183]

NOW PLEASE REACT TO LOOTERA BY THE SAME DIRECTOR STARRING RANVEER SINGH!!!!!! PLEASE!!!

[@jpinto1806]

Watch Thackery trailer, nawaziddhin siddique is in it

[@gauravbedi9112]

The father is Ronit Roy and he is also in Ugly

[@1702deepak]

"even the darkest coldest winter gonna change"- but some definitely gonna die in that cold winter.

[@v.krishnankaushik9812]

Ugly should be next, one of the best movie, messes with ur mind like memoirs of murder.

[@ankurdas2257]

This iconic film was shot in my home town Jamshedpur ...and i worked in that film in d.b.m.s school the boy behind the brother of Rohan..who throws paper at him...

[@hindimovieadmirer6025]

Wow! That's so sweet of you.... will watch it now more carefully and look for you.

[@NonaPrince]

Guys let me introduce you to the master director Vikramaditya motwane. Udaan was his first directorial venture. He assisted Bhansali for devdas and been with anurag Kashyap from early days in his career. Every film he has directed is totally different from each other. He is the most underrated Director in Indian Cinema. He was the director and showrunner of Sacred Games. You need to watch every movie he has made to date. Udaan Lootera Trapped Bhavesh Joshi Superhero

[@kdrama5578]

This movie doesn’t mean that India has a lot of abusive fathers. This is not the norm here but an exception. In this culture, the interference of parents in a child’s life is more than the Western culture. It has its positives and negatives but that is also the reason that we respect and look after our older people.

[@Jasmine_Sangma]

Here comes the protector of the country.

[@mohulsrivastava1264]

Since you guys are reviewing old trailers.... It's time for you to see AIRLIFT (akshay kumar) And NEERJA Both of them great movies. You saw the trailers early on and loved it.

[@JyotsnaSharma19]

So happy you reviewed this gem 🥰 I LOVE RONIT ROY!! He's been around forever.. Done everything.. including really bad television 😂

[@utsavmichael2468]

Udaan was shot in my hometown of Jamshedpur and my school Loyola High School.. I resonate with the story a lot... many of the 90s kids would also...

[@TheShshr]

It was very touching as I was living right next in Ranchi that time

[@soumyadeep6445]

Loyolean ✋ I remember when this movie was being made, just nostalgic.

[@priyankamukherjee2450]

Jamshedpur✋

[@utsavmichael2468]

@@priyankamukherjee2450 great to know u are also from there

[@utsavmichael2468]

@@soumyadeep6445 me too 2009 batch...

[@CurrentaffairInShorts]

Every small city in india having father like this only .....and we have almost thousands of those city

[@akshatgupta8523]

Talk about your own. Don't get flowed in the Bhavana. There is a tiny population of such dads. Most are conservative, but not like him, and there's nothing wrong in it. And quite a sizable proportion will also defy your expectations.

[@imarebel6367]

@@akshatgupta8523 well said 👍....kabhi kabhi nalayak bacchon ko sudharne ke unhe parents unhe thoda marte hain par sirf unki bhalai ke liye.

[@greengumgrows]

@@imarebel6367 no kid is born nalayak it's all a result of bad parenting in the first place.

[@CurrentaffairInShorts]

I am from patna a small town ...most of the father wont do anything till you keep studying ...My father loves me and i loves him too...i have said by keeping " strictness of father "in mind rest all those like smoking, drinking i am not comparing with those...dear Akash you took it in the wrong way ...

[@r.h.6249]

i hate that bollywood didnt cast Rajat Barmecha in any movie ever after this movie

[@sanatani8275]

OSR, please please please watch and review Talash and Ugly... Trust me you won't regret it. 🙏😘

[@avantikajakati5051]

Why is Rick drinking out of a jar? You do you, Rick, we love you any way. If you liked Ronit Roy, you should watch Ugly. You should watch it anyway. Anurag Kashyap, you know.

[@sunbong_rulez]

Watch UGLY next. Another brilliant movie from Anurag Kashyap and has the brilliant Ronit Roy.

[@joconde87]

So this sort of physically and emotionally abusive relationship isn't just common with sons and dads in India, but also moms and daughters. My mum stopped physically abusing me ENTIRELY because our dad moved us to the US and warned her about Child Protective Services Until I went off to college, she continued to emotionally abuse me by threatening to take me back to India if I "stray". To this day, she thinks that is good parenting and the reason my sibling and I are successful in life. Abuse like this is hard to shake off because it convinces you on some level that you deserve it, and even when you know you don't, the biological programming to crave parental validation prevents you from taking a stand for yourself and use tools like Child Protective Services against them. Unlike the dad in this movie, parental abuse is much like abuse of other domestic kinds, the person abusing you has also convinced you with just enough kindness that they do this because they love you, and you have forced them to treat you this way. You may be able to run away from the person, or your relationship with them may change for the better, as it did with my mom, but it shapes you in fundamental ways that affects every other relationship in your life. Needless to say, this movie struck a deep deep chord with me and set me on the path to admitting to myself that I didn't deserve it and confront my mom. It came out when I graduated from college, and only then, well into my 20s, it occurred to me for the first time, that her threat to call the police every time I go out with my friends is completely hollow because, well, I am in my mid-20s! Who went out with her friends of her own free will. That is how long it took me to make that simple connection.

[@sumitron2k]

Although there is some beating from youngsters on their parents on comments below the reason for parents for being so pushy is because of the time they themselves grew up. It was a socialistic closed economy, no jobs unless u did great I studies, no social security programs, no child services except nonprofits. So if a kid didn’t do great in school and went into professional degrees he will basically b nothing and not even be able to have a basic job and b super poor. Poor in india means no food no house living on streets and living like a hobo. So poverty in us or earning base wage is very different.

[@AdityaSingh7]

In India, drinking age is just another rule. If you're caught you're caught but mostly people start drinking way earlier. In many families, Dads invite their sons to drink. And at some places, the age is 18, somewhere it is 21 and somewhere it is 25 but as India goes, rules and laws don't matter much here.

[@avinashsimon1988]

Well dad's like this are not that common in India guys. Indian Dad's can be strict but they still love you and care about you to bits.. This guy is a bit too much..

[@drprathamprakash1408]

He has directed a very underrated superhero movie called "Bhavesh Joshi Superhero". It's trailer u reacted back in August and u really liked!!! U should definitely watch it...plz do

[@boykie7070]

Do You Guys Know The School Used in the movie is my old school one of the greatest school of India Name - BISHOP COTTON SCHOOL SHIMLA

[@rajoberoi2559]

Korbin the pictures displayed behind you are super cute :)

[@trishanuparihar1069]

When are you gonna watch Raman raghav 2.0 and Ugly ??

[@feb96]

masterpiece!! i watched it today. UGLY also very good. love from INDONESIA

[@paramitanandi8137]

You guys should definitely watch Masaan for the director Neeraj Gheywan

[@ishanraj7068]

THE BESTEST REVIEW EVER.... an evidence that this channel has a HEART. Lots of Love #RickSir... may all fathers perceive their fatherhood like You.! ♥️♥️

[@tubecrazy77]

The closest thing that i could remember for a similar movie in Hollywood is "This Boy's Life." Both De Niro and DiCaprio gave outstanding performances in that movie.

[@harshphadnis]

"Can't think of a parallel film comparable to it.." What about THIS BOY'S LIFE?

[@Mani-vb9by]

I also want to leave my father but I can't because of my mother.

[@KING-dy5wv]

@6:56 , I believe RICK is talking about BIG B....Am I right man ?

[@anjansingh2234]

Now it's time to watch LOOTERA by same director starring Ranveer Singh

[@Abhishek-gb9um]

V unbeatable won AGT Bro React Can't wait for your reaction

[@mramandeeps1]

just letting you guys know that there are lot of parents in india which let their kids choose whatever they want to study after high school and i belong to this kind of family.

[@utankabhattacharya]

Please Please Please Please Watch Ugly!! Ronit Roy and Anurag Magic!! And one of the darkest movies of our time by Anurag Sir

[@akshaykarale6040]

Guys plz react to video "Ajay Atul recording sairat music at symphony orchestra"

[@Adi_R_a]

Korbin:- "Unless you are like Rick." Rick:- "Unless you are like Korbin. Then all bets are off."

[@HimanshuSingh-sn8yw]

First of all I love this movie because it is really a soul touching movie, I may be a bit biased as well since this was shot in my home city Jamshedpur. Whenever I have seen the movie I become nostalgic knowing the places shown in the movie. Secondly Ronit Roy is a brilliant actor known specially for pulling off negative roles. He is basically a character actor and whatever he does he does it best.

[@rajatsaxena5422]

Please watch movie ' ugly' . Please.

[@Anoopleo17]

@ 03:20 as u said and I went to see it ...now back to see the review...😊

[@shubhamsemwal2225]

dead poet society: another gem

[@amazingme7235]

*I came early and i am gonna scream heart heart heart heart 💓 💓!!!!*