VFX Artists React to BOLLYWOOD Bad & Great CGi 8 - REACTION! | Corridor Crew

[@wintersoldier1998]

When krrish were released in 2006, it was crazy to us, that scene of hin beating those guys in anime style was very awesome to watch at that time, the movie was very entertaining back then and even now for me.

[@unstableanimates8070]

Exactly, I still love it just as much

[@5753kk]

Same for me too, it was cool then and still remains in our hearts.

[@chhayangnaik2195]

Same ❤️

[@gagandeepjumnalkar6580]

Bro u explained it exactly

[@marwadichhora9934]

same bro

[@harshitsinghchandel4440]

Jaby is right about his judgements. We took it seriously. We loved it, that was cool to us. Still is, call it nostalgia. PS: I was of the audience which hadn’t watched Hollywood movies till much later in my life

[@raam726]

I grew up with Hollywood and bollywood. Jurassic park was maybe the 1st movie i saw. But i still took krrish seriously.

[@harshitsinghchandel4440]

@@raam726 Ofcourse all I meant is having even watched Hollywood later and seeing better VFX. Nothing took away me from being a sincere audience for krishh. Even today. as Indian audience we predominantly understand the difference between the two industries and respect and enjoy the movies for their individual element.

[@Qabaqosain_mix]

@@harshitsinghchandel4440 agreed

[@matchbox1275]

@@amithshettigar1940 Yes, our school management had bought the tickets of whole show and had shown us krish in the theatre. Because they told it was a children movie.

[@devraj9234]

Koi faida nahin yeh corridor crew Bollywood ke VFX ko judge karta bhi haa...aur insult bhi🤷‍♂️

[@adarshsharma4184]

As a Indian viewer i can say that Krrish 3 was made on a serious purpose and not as a self aware joke I have watched a lot of Marvel movies and after watching them the cgi in Krrish definately doesn't match that level,, , But as a kid when I watched Krrish 3 i definately loved it !

[@jagdishprajapati9574]

what do you mean indian viewer? do we have other viewers KEKW

[@saanvi5660]

It's like only for kids bcz most of the scene are promoting kids and helping kids

[@adarshsharma4184]

@@jagdishprajapati9574 oh yeah didn't need to mention that, , 😅

[@pippoYT_]

same , doesn't matter how much people talk about mavel but krrish series is the best for me

[@ritwiksingh71]

Well krishh is our childhood. It was made for catering to children and it didn't deviate a lot from catering grown ups as well. But, I hope krrish 4 is made as a serious super hero film with a tight script. Their fandom have grown now.

[@venkimoogala6631]

The movie Krrish3 was released to be taken seriously. But the audience even at that time questioned the CGI and story of the movie. The other two movies, Krrish and Koi Mil Gaya were loved by the audience though.

[@seamlessthorns9872]

KRRISH 3 BASICALY SUCKS...THAT'S IT

[@asquarem2]

@@seamlessthorns9872 It was pretty good

[@biswojyoti1]

lol. definitely

[@eternal_vibration.]

INDIAN film budge is so low Compering to Marval Movie's. As you can see ISRO send rocket 🚀 in space in a low price.

[@Black-rc4tz]

@@eternal_vibration. india is soo pooor

[@sonal_she_her595]

You are right Jaby. In the ealry 2000s period, the Indian film industry did not have access to vfx that were as advanced as something that was being sold in the American or the British market. so when Krish came out, we took it seriously. that was real for us and a boost in standard from what we were used to before. We didn't have anything to compare it to, so that became a golden standard for us. if you look at it from the Indian film Industry's perspective, they wanted to try with their movies, what the American industry was doing but they couldn't due to budget constraints and I'm guessing not enough knowledge about VFX. It's like a little kid seeing an oil painting of a ship and trying to draw it and they end up drawing their own version with pencils with amamtuer strokes. I'm not throwing shades at anyone, that's what it was. The industry wanted to but it didn't have the right support and funding but now we're seeing Red Chillies rising and touching new heights so we have hope for the future.

[@JustF9_Gaming2909]

I agree with you completely just the lack of budget and technology put us a lot behind the leading countries but I personally think that could be easily fixed. Instead of hiring big stars and spending money on them Bollywood could always spend on things that actually matter. The mentality that movies work because of start had to be changed and it is finally changing but no one is willing to take risk now.

[@niharsai6213]

Well said👍🏻

[@mysteriousperson9808]

@@JustF9_Gaming2909 Before lockdown Indian cinemas were star driven.... Now it's changing, but still majority wants stars instead of story..... I just stopped watching Indian movies, but now I started again due to great stories are coming.

[@ak_h_il]

Its meant to be taken seriously. Krish series were written, produced and directed by Hrithik's father, he puts a lot of work into it and just by watching the interviews and stuff you can tell how much it means to him.

[@Vishnu-gh4vr]

How much it meant to him doesn't make it good though

[@ak_h_il]

@@Vishnu-gh4vr I didnt say it was good. I said that, they wanted the movie to be taken seriously. Besides it may seem a bit cringy now but it was really good when it came out.

[@saurabhraj2690]

@@Vishnu-gh4vr we are taking Bahubali seriously, so i guess Krrish deserves more seriousness than them.

[@Vishnu-gh4vr]

@@saurabhraj2690 😂

[@MoinKhan-uf4pg]

They already knew the movie ain't going to be that good. They rely on hrithik stardom and knew that kids are going to watch this.

[@jasveer1638]

Krrish 3 was the major vfx project in india that time, thus they done the work in order of whatever they could do! It was big film and cudos to them for trying it.

[@ammar84ful]

Red chillies VFX

[@bhuvanraj9276]

Ra ONE had better VFX before this movie

[@ASV.1405]

But why they copied man of steel matrix vfx

[@ayan-sq8bl]

@@ASV.1405bro what do u mean by. Copy like really

[@ASV.1405]

@@ayan-sq8bl yes, In krish 2 there are many similar scene of matrix and 1 of spider man And in krish 3 ending action scene fully inspired from man of steel marvel x men etc.

[@anjaliyogi6925]

Thank you SRK for actually spending his hard earned money on building a super great VFX team and not just because he had the money but because he really wanted Indian movies to have world class VFX and not have to hire foreign VFX artists.

[@robustlion]

Jaby idea of ET movie was stolen from a Novel written by Satyajit Ray. He had wrote the Novel long before ET was made. Koi mil Gaya is an official adaptation from the Novel written by Satyajit Ray.

[@Rahulsingh-km5zz]

It was actually a screenplay written by satyajit ray THE ALIEN, satyajit ray was going to make the movie with columbia pictures but unfortunately the deal didn't happen and the idea had to be dropped. There were many copies of his screenplay hundreds of them and some indian boy read the screenplay and watched e.t. and he told the press Mr. Steven spielberg have stolen the idea from satyajit ray and spielberg denied it. There was a interview satyajit ray did back in the day which you can find on youtube where he talked about it and he said many ideas in THE ALIEN are in e.t. And no koi mil gaya wasn't any official adaptation of THE ALIEN.

[@eternal_vibration.]

INDIAN film budge is so low Compering to Marval Movie's. As you can see ISRO send rocket 🚀 in space in a low price.

[@AriaIsara]

@@Rahulsingh-km5zz I know from experience that it can be coincidence when a story looks like another one and I know many writers have experienced that. I wrote a screenplay that no one read but 2 years ago a movie with Jessica Chastain was released and it had not only a similar plot but scenes that looked like literal copies of mine 😩 now if I send my screenplay to producers I'll get accused of ripping it off 😩 So just saying... I used to accuse Spielberg too but not anymore...

[@Exiitar]

@@eternal_vibration. isnt that a good thing? Spending huge amount of money on worthless movies while we can do same in less?! Arent we great. And thanks for compliments. Love from India. Though you use Indians as vfx artists in your movies then start trolling Indian cinema which has different audience, attitude, culture and that too over a movie made for kids. That shows what kind of people your country fills 😂😂

[@vanshahuja3190]

17:10 thats my guy Jaby 👍 You show the true Indian audience sentiment 😁

[@Grey-td3vv]

Making Budget of matrix was 63 million usd while budget of Krish was 4.2 million usd...You cannot compare those..Also these are meant to be taken seriously but vfx makes it a bit goofy...but If you watch the movies in order you won't get confused where the powers came from and how he is able to do that..

[@swapnilbnits5384]

Exactly bro their actors fees is our whole budget there is no comparison if an indian movie get super high budget we can also make same vfx and cgi or even better

[@max_splash6953]

I agree with you 👍

[@saurabhraj2690]

I'm really proud of Jaby in this video.. you've come a long way.

[@shreyaparihar4917]

How nice to see how much he understand Indian Audience now🌹

[@gauriarora6254]

Jaby, the Krrish series are primarily aimed for kids. They didn't plan to create a Superhero series. They made Koi Mil Gaya which was India's introduction to concept of Aliens. It was a masterstroke how they moved forward with the story and created a Superhero Franchise out of it. Krrish was the First attempt to push Superhero genre in mainstream Bollywood. And it worked only bcoz of Hrithik who made it seem possible with less VFX. In West, there is a comic book culture that already created generation of audiences for Superhero films like Spiderman etc. In India, they had to start from scratch. Krrish action scenes was made using a foreign action team from China or Thailand hence the Anime feel to the action scenes. Most stunts was done by Hrithik using wire work and no green screen. But, Krrish 3 was made completely in India using Red Chillies. The makers and Hrithik made it clear to Indian audiences to understand the Budget constraints that one VFX scene of Marvel is more than entire Budget of Krrish 3. People had seen Spiderman and other movies by then. So, the Krrish makers kind of prepared the audiences during promotions to keep expectations low in terms of VFX. But, what we lack in VFX n Budget, we make do with Emotions in our films.

[@pippoYT_]

For me krrish is the best superhero movie till now and i dont care how many flaws there are but it still look dope to me

[@niteshyadav-fc2ub]

Krrish 3 was 8 years ago. Meaning production was 10 years ago and it has many cool scenes so they were definitely trying their best according to that audience which included me and I was taking it seriously

[@Mr.Mindset25]

8:00 meant To be taken Seriously ( We are seeing these kind of dramatic action from our childhood so its normal )

[@nahuja]

Fun Fact: Red Chillies did the VFX for krishh franchise but their is budget, and there is a limit in what you can do on that budget.

[@naumaanulhaq586]

Jaby do understand Indian audiences. Such a great development I witnessed as been following him since he done the trailer reaction to Bang Bang which was his starting point into Hindi cinema. Hats off man!

[@rupamsaxena9904]

in one of the interview , hritik said that the one frame budget of spiderman ( toby) is equal to our whole krish film , so yeah you can calculate

[@shubhamgurjar7432]

Game of Throne's Dragon was done by Indian artists, we just need a good budget and a good director for our superhero films and ofcourse a dope story. 😂👍

[@weirdooooooooooo]

Not only Game of thrones but also the majority**

[@curiousminds301]

We don't need good budget so called heroes have to cut their cost understand hritik literally earns equivalent to tom Holland

[@zeus-no2hv]

Got, new moon, avatar and many more

[@shrutitotla358]

Jaby trying to defend the scenes when they pass goofy comment, and that switch in expression is like every desi mother, who knows her kid my be little dumb but ain't anybody allowed to say goofy stuff about him. And that taking Stand for Naseeruddin Sir... Just proves he has complete inculcated the Desi-ness.

[@beeseees1662]

well guys I can tell you that the director of the Krishh series, Hrithik's father, definitely took the movies very seriously

[@ananths8828]

With the budgets, krish is dope. Kudos for the efforts

[@sel9222]

I personally watched it in my childhood So that's cool Still cool Now in modern movies I want more logic Still I love to watch some no logic cool movies

[@captaindelta43]

8:02 Absolutely right jaby , it meant to be taken seriously . It's a great film and the series were one of few childhood memories for many if not most

[@Highlander999]

I like the way Jaby act like an Indian and always get offended 😂😂❤️

[@dhairyasibal2783]

Jaby you are on point with the Indian POV.

[@krisnnakantdey726]

Well talking about ET, there is a story behind it Jaby and Syntel. It was the brain child of non other than Satyajit Ray and literally a stolen idea from him by Steven Spielsberg. No doubt he made a fantastic movie out of it but credit still remains where it is due for the ground breaking vision and idea Mr.Ray had for his times and even today.

[@AriaIsara]

I know from experience that it can be coincidence when a story looks like another one and I know many writers have experienced that. I wrote a screenplay that no one read but 2 years ago a movie with Jessica Chastain was released and it had not only a similar plot but scenes that looked like literal copies of mine 😩 now if I send my screenplay to producers I'll get accused of ripping it off 😩 So just saying... I used to accuse Spielberg too but not anymore...

[@Poseidon018]

Srk will be called the GOD of Modern Indian FIlm Industry after 50 years for the small efforts he is making everytime.

[@akhilyella7411]

For general audience who watch movie if something happens extraordinary which can't be done by them they really clap and enjoy the moment. Then there is no existence of physics, gravity that comes into existence. Movie is a beautiful false fiction which is portrayed for memorable experience.

[@kabhikhushikabhigham8259]

This is not a ET rip off, ET was the rip off of the legendary writer director Satyajit's Ray's story THE ALIEN that he wrote in 1967

[@Joker-ie7kt]

Ya bro💯

[@prithvi6499]

I stan Jaby standing up for Bollywood!

[@sunnyy6295]

It's simple, American take movies too seriously with their plots and try to think and replicate if it will happen in real life whereas Indian just want entertainment x3 within a plot to chill a bit so we don't take VFX too serious as we understand the budget at which we are doing it. So entertainment priority.

[@Kundrol24]

Right on point. Indian sensibilities & American sensibilities are different for the major part.

[@nileshroy88]

Yes when the koi mil gya and krrish movies came out, audience took them seriously but over the years even the indian audience knows that they are goofy. The first film koi mil gya is especially made fun of in modern indian comedy, So the corridor crew getting some type of enjoyment from these movies is all well and fun.

[@rishabhrana9663]

Indian audience is not critical as american. They just want entertainment and so far bollywood is providing us. and We appreciate krish because of what they provided us that time in limited budget.

[@riyamayal5482]

0:40 Yes, first movie was koi mil gaya then Krrish and then Kirrsh 3. It's because they have no plans for 2 part and third part.

[@abhisheksiddharth096]

Jaby is basically Indian at this point, proud of you brother !!

[@BatfreakinMan]

Ajooba, shehnshah, Mr India, chota chetan, hatimtai, chamatkar, etc we took them all seriously at their time. Indians love their movies and I am not even mentioning the south movies which were even more impactful for their audience. I remember watching them fondly as a kid and they were all meant to be taken seriously although some scenes were only for comedic purposes.

[@tanaypandey_2706]

Glad, you are here... I was starving to have some content....

[@smnstuffs77]

19:58 Jaby gave me a jumpscare!!!

[@meliodas-q5o]

when u watch something with ur heart invested in it, everything feels awesome and u ofc dont care about the cgi. that was what krishh series was to us when we were young and all. tell me one person who was watching endgame to just check if marvel had some bad cgi

[@anuragvats3740]

People have forgotten that Naseeruddin Shah, "the dumpy guy", played Captain Nemo in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. A legend.

[@Horizon9588]

Sad thing is ... You cant find Koi mil gaya on blu ray or a legit streaming service like primevideo or netflix. It is only available on zee5 which is basically youtube quality. Never knew why they didn't give an important movie like KMG a respectful HD treatment.

[@vineshm.k82]

Jaby, you got it right! These where supposed to be serious stunts.

[@sambitsahoo4283]

the way you watch/perceive a superhero movies changes/evolves with time as you grow older and watch more movie with more advanced vfx.

[@amarpalsingh6513]

That's why syntell reacted to krrish first before koi mil gaya as he and jaby wanted to react to this CGI reaction video

[@chhayangnaik2195]

19:58 what just happened?! 😂 Jaby's face 😭

[@k-smoments560]

As an Indian .. I loved watching Krishh 😇

[@rishiprakash5600]

Yo man i definitely took it seriously when i watched it for the first time back in the day and i don't think it's goofy it might seem that way but that's just way Bollywood does it and i love it

[@tvkk.1999]

When I saw Krish for the first time I was a kid and know nothing about Marvel or DC movies. It is just like how American kids felt about those Superheroes, same felt to me, like want to have powers like them and so on. But when I grown up and know how science works it felt funny. I think what's in director's mind while naration can be very awesome and might be appealing to the Actor, but while execution - low budget, hero safety during stunts, poor skills of VFX team, time period left for release many factors might have made it wierd/compromising.

[@prakashchowdhary6644]

I think jaby knows Indians emotion very well 😍

[@Ani-ii7jg]

Krrish or even Koi Mil gaya was a thing back then and considering how old these movies are and of course with that much budget, you can't expect a better VFX effects than that in an Indian cinema.

[@ayylmao1658]

Thank you Jaby for getting offended and triggered on behalf of all Indians everywhere 🙏

[@jeevankumar7486]

Fun fact: Red Chillies VFX is owned by Shahrukh Khan, the man himself!

[@ShrinavSunil]

19:58 Jaby turning into Hulk/Zombie for a sec 😂😂

[@rakshitsingh40]

Bro we are looking at this movie as an emotional /superhero/a movie that teaches a lesson /as a kid I loved these movies they were made out of heart and really provoked and made us emotional the bonds and what not created bw a cute looking alien and a vulnerable low iq guy protecting it.... This movie was great

[@Joker-ie7kt]

It was alleged that E.T was a plagiarised story from a screenplay Satyajit Ray wrote back in 1967, titled 'The Alien'. While the screenplay never reached its culmination to become the film it.

[@aaramji1846]

Best thing about Krish is its soundtrack😌😍😍

[@somnathbobe2447]

2:45 - Syntell trying to figure out when did he see JADOO in Krrish.. LOL. His face is HILARIOUS. Someone pls tell him that the alien's from movie Koi Mil Gaya which was previous (and first) part of Krrish..

[@Highlander999]

Jaby is always true... although we don't have good VFX but still we watch such indian movies as you guys watch Marvel... it's goofy just because it didn't have good VFX

[@himanshuraj7444]

Krish VFX is not that bad ...

[@Highlander999]

@@himanshuraj7444 not for us but for west its kinda bad

[@dhineshdk6617]

@@Highlander999 it's bad

[@harshprajapati9686]

Jaby gets us sooo welll......

[@KKomalShashank]

Koi Mil Gaya was not based on E.T. It was based on an unreleased movie script by the great Satyajit Ray called The Alien, which the writers of E.T. supposedly "adapted" from circulated copies of the script.

[@dr.anbhat99]

as a kid during those days krish was epic movie...especially there is a scene where krishna overtakes a horse , that scene gives goosebumps.. also that jungle fight scene is awesome.

[@samriddhidwivedi4947]

I'll have to say, I am proud of you Jaby!

[@ayushverma4284]

You mentioned ET Just want to tell you something about it. Spielberg steals the concept from satyajit ray. He also even proved this in a video

[@navtektv]

The making of a good movie depends on these three factors being above par. Writing, Directing and Acting, in that specific order. Everything else from Visual effects to lighting to set and location just adds to the overall movie but it never makes a bad movie good. There's a movie called The Man from Earth. Made on a shoe string budget, set in one location with six or seven actors, zero visual effects and maybe two or three cameras and to this day that movie is in my Top Ten movie list and it never budges from that list. It's not just that the story is good, it is, but how the story is told is also great and the acting is okay for the most part. Tony Todd is in it so yay for Tony Todd but what makes the movie so good is 1. The story and 2. The way the story is told. For anyone who has time, please take the time to watch this movie because it is a different experience.

[@honkawangnaolim1238]

Exactly, Koi Mil Gaya, Krishh 2 & 3 had/has stories in it and great acting too. We didn't care about VFX back then because we're 3rd world countries. It takes time!

[@akari2075]

During 90s and 20s we didn't had much access to internet or foreign cinema. Sometimes we used to watch english movies on tv or cheap copy, so this was pretty good back in those days. Even in these days if the movie is on tv I'll still watch it. We indians dont take movies, scenes and logic that seriously at least in those days, now the audience has become more open and wider. No one can deny we love drama and masala.

[@Navin4061]

Fun Fact: Red Chillies VFX is an in-house visual effects studio of Red Chillies Entertainment, a production house owned by Sharukh Khan and his wife.

[@RK-bp3ti]

Red chillies ruled can't believe they worked on Hollywood movies too, just went through their vfx reels

[@aemkay4432]

34:56 Yes, Good example.

[@POLTERGEIST.]

Krrish was made to target children at the time when in Indian cinema VFX like superhero were not formed.

[@NatureLover01786]

3:12 yeah tnx jaby .., i also thought the same when i watched that video ❤️

[@vikaskomaragiri]

Exactly 💯 jaby...i read our minds...it is supposed to be received like Spiderman movie...its is not goofy at that time with our technology...we took it seriously and in an exciting way at that time.... Also they are watching it without context...when u feel the story u dont pay much attention on vfx right

[@Satyam2105]

This was serious 'superhero' stuff back then. Yes, we had fun and laughs over the stupid things, but we do the same for non-Indian movies which fall on that side of the spectrum.

[@c.jishnu378]

In the starting, their couch was taken hostage.

[@rishabhtripathi1946]

Yes it was definitely meant to be taken seriously agree w jaby !!

[@navtektv]

Thank you Jaby for defending Naseerudin Shah. Legendary actor.

[@_Game_Of_Geopolitocs]

You should see the movie Budget and then compare ...... That will be good comparision 🙏🙏🙏

[@kunisettyvinay2908]

indian audience are different from american audience we get entertained but we don't laugh to this cgi or fight scenes we love those

[@subhakantabhanja1724]

Krish 3 was very good for its time in India. We watched it in theatre and it was nothing like we watched before.

[@Darkblazer789]

Remember one thing we made a rocket in VFX budget and to Mars remeber guys 😏

[@samarkhatri4735]

Jaby taking stands here 🤩👌👌

[@tanyasekhri14]

I think they themselves (movies) are aware of their goofiness but the audience does take it seriously which in krish’s case is made up of mostly kids.

[@akhilkushwaha1253]

2:10 The girl is Jordan Coleman, who is a corridor employee

[@suddhanshuverma9563]

Yes jaby you are right . It is meant to be taken seriously

[@ipranayverma]

7:55 thats how u throw someone under the bus 😂😂 That's the way cookie crumbles too 😂😂

[@SouravDash_194]

When Syntell starts commenting something... Jaby looks at him like.. "You dare to tell something bad about Bollywood and you will see yourself in pieces" 😂😂😂😂

[@arjunbunny7734]

Jaby is right it is serious

[@parkseagull8837]

Yeah jaby u are right...it is supposed to be taken to be seriously. Because that time it was like marvel to us. Nothing meant goofy at that time. We were soo amazed by that kind of movie. Coz it was the first better superhero movie made.

[@ajudian2185]

ET is copied from Satyajit Ray's original script for a movie

[@nameissuhail]

Jaby is correct we took it seriously

[@aquabestindian]

25:30 That basketball game scene is inspired from a Robbie Williams movie, Flubber... Duh...

[@variant7228]

Huge respect to SRK AND his team for giving us such magnificent visual effects

[@RAAYPITHOURA]

Didn't knew JAADOO is called Ravindra Jadeja out there 😄

[@Invisibleone6]

Indian cinema makes good vfx in less money that's the best thing

[@max55436]

They got excited seeing that redchilles did fan vfx so its high quality but forgot krissh 3 vfx was by same company. Its all depends on money, Redchille is srk company he can spend lot to look what he want. I would say fan movie had lot budget than krrish under table cuz its srk company.

[@patelmohan625]

Jaby you are right here, they made this movie to take it seriously.

[@Divyanshu.Sharan]

Budget of any Hollywood movie is much more bigger than Bollywood movie .