What If K3G Released Today…

[@nooneknows19]

Poo is cringy but that’s the point. The character of Pooja who has come from pretty humble beginnings is going to be insecure in London, if you remember she was made fun of by Rohan’s friends for her style and personality. So it wouldn’t be surprising if she created the Poo persona to fit in. We see this facade break when she recognises Rohan and speaks to him normally. Now whether KJO meant for this to happen or not is a different story.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

This is a very nuanced assessment of the character. Her projection vs who she really is. I hope KJO meant it!

[@iftyhuq4321]

Ahh poo cringe too max. Cringe icon for years to come.

[@Son-of-Krypton]

Best analysis of Poo character I seen 😎

[@HumanFirst001]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsy do u over analyze garbage movies so much 😂😂😂😂

[@YashRajput-xq2ic]

This make sense🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻.... and lets be honest Poo was the highlight of the movie

[@shreyanshpranshuchauhan5991]

This should be a series. Reviewing old classics or even disasters like they just released, is something too fun to ignore

[@jahangirhussain1]

I vote yes for that too

[@hmmmmk8590]

@Onlydesi has been Doing this series for yrs. Revisit Ghajini etc.

[@ask8732]

True good idea

[@deevanshirathore2730]

Yes please

[@yatharthamar9925]

​@@hmmmmk8590only Desi is more on the funnier side, of course he deep dives into the details we never looked at, but this video was more on the movie and storytelling aspect of it

[@sulaganabiswas]

One thing no one talks about. K3g normalises adoption. Srk was the adopted son of the super-rich raichand family. Hrithik is the biological son. But there is no one dialogue on khoon khoon hota hai. Srk is always the elder son and elder brother

[@sulaganabiswas]

@@ashutoshkumarsingh6066 srk knows he is adopted and feels obliged, but no one, not even the dadi and nani, questions adoption, raichand also never disses adoption, Nandini raichand's favourite son remains srk. Adoption is not an issue in the film. Class difference is. It is one of the most progressive portrayals of adoption in a mainstream hindi film

[@nickraghuvanshi]

There is one such dialogue, when AB's character says something about it in rage.

[@shagunmalhotra2904]

​@@nickraghuvanshiyup he says ki tumne aj saabit kardia ki tum mere khoon nahi ho...when srk brings kajol home after marrying her

[@rajdeepbharali272]

Achchaaa?? Adopted rehta hai.. Tabhi main sochu usko ghar se kyun nikaal diya 😂😂

[@sulaganabiswas]

@@shagunmalhotra2904 yes, I remember. And raichand is the villain at that point. But no other character supports the statement. Raichand never brings it up again. The point is this, that the older son is adopted but he has the first right as heir, is the mother's favourite son, is the darling of the older generation and the hero of the biological son of the family. This is rarely seen. Even in Gulmohur, 2023, manoj bajpayee is adopted and his father doesn't leave him the house in his will.

[@swagatbansod9350]

Wow this should be turned into a series on this channel... ❤ It is so on point.. that I was transported.. not in the slightest of the video duration I felt bored or suspended from the reality. Was fully emersed.. would love to see Ghajini and Wanted in this series too... And other iconic gems of Hindi cinema...🎉 Can not thank you enough.... Nostalgia peak.. with absolute time machine feels... Kudos to such an effort. Nailed it. 👏

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

thanks for the sweet comment!

[@Son-of-Krypton]

@@TriedRefusedProductionsa segment called ‘if these movies were released today’ 😎

[@drifter639]

well yeah benefit of hindsight helps. question just becomes.. aur kaisey chaatein YRF ki. why not past mein jaa ke karein?

[@abhirooptripathi4447]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Seriously Jammy! Get more of these. I had tears in my eyes revisitng just these clips without the audio. You got this on point. Waiting for more.

[@swatisaini6447]

@@TriedRefusedProductions please make one for badshah

[@Dhruvandsheena]

I got teary eyed just because of how much this movie has impacted my childhood and how it continues to be my comfort film! Have all your analysis about it but kjo really shaped the early 2000s generation and his movies have had a lasting impact! Iconic

[@anikvy]

I've watched this film more than 40 times

[@deevanshirathore2730]

Teary eyes yesssss❤

[@norah4892]

Absolutely. I love this movie and I am not even indian😂

[@Dhruvandsheena]

@@anikvy Oh my yes totally! I know all of the dialogues and everything about it!

[@gauravjain7653]

@@anikvy I watched this movie 500 times, not even making this up. Not proud of it either. Lol

[@TheNitinrai]

I believe that K3G would still have been a huge blockbuster because of its stupendous soundtrack. Till this day, K3G songs are enjoyed immensely even by non Indians. K3G songs are probably the most cherished and it won't be wrong to say that they are the most iconic Bollywood songs. Be it Suraj Hua Madham, Bole Chudian, Keh Do Na and Shava Shava. Back in those days as a kid when I went shopping with my parents, sherwanis were all sold out because of Bole Chudian. No party or function would be complete without K3G songs and even non Indians love them. The same goes for KKHH, which is also remembered because of its title track song which continues to be a rage till this day. It's sad that Bollywood film songs no longer have that kind of global impact with K3G and KKHH did.

[@spacemann6179]

Movies don't work because of songs now. This ain't the early 00s.

[@anasalinas1466]

K3G songs are definitely enjoyed immensely even by non Indians. I’m Mexican and love it’s soundtrack! Especially the title song with Lata’s voice, it’s absolutely beautiful!

[@nickraghuvanshi]

For sure it would have, quality of blockbusters hasn't improved at all, Pathaan is the biggest example.

[@nickraghuvanshi]

@@KrishanKumar-ec1ch Yeah, there are all sort of possibilities, if you study it more deeply. I was only commenting about the quality of the film, we haven't improved much on that front in last 20 years.

[@spacemann6179]

@@nickraghuvanshi Pathaan is mediocre, but it's still better than K3G. At least there's a couple of good action sequences.

[@dishavirk6484]

In contemporary times, it may be perceived as an unpopular opinion, yet I believe that an actor's real-life persona significantly influences the box office performance of their movies. Factors such as their behind-the-scenes personality, social media presence, and political viewpoints now carry substantial weight, whereas a decade ago, we scarcely paid attention to these aspects.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

This is a sad state of affairs, especially when art is concerned man!

[@kishanKumarRout]

very true btw

[@PS-792]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionshow would the connect come. Many stars are loosing connect. People not liking anyone. People gave another chance to srk and so many people watched pathan. But people were disappointed also. People want more. People not gonna give too much chances to srk. He can't pull public by indirect promotions everytime.

[@anushkachakrabarty3952]

​@@PS-792 Bro saw spoke too much before jawan and dunki. That's srk man. The king of bollywood. That man can draw fingers and people will be crazy for him.

[@lishajoseph1007]

I don't feel the actors were overacting but the whole movie was melodramatic and so did the actors. The trio pairs chemistry was magnetic and all characters understood their part. So even though it was melodramatic, it gave good memories due to the performances, choreography and the capture of the whole film makes it iconic. At that time it worked out and that's why it became iconic, specially the character poo.

[@Honeybear0488]

My favorite was anjali .. 😂.. gamla 🪴toot gaya and the shayari part

[@kriz2281]

​@kochikame363Titanic was melodrama

[@spacemann6179]

Performances? Lmao.

[@spacemann6179]

@kochikame363 there is a right way to do melodrama and cringe way to

[@spacemann6179]

@@KrishanKumar-ec1ch I don't think anyone saved the movie

[@HUMAN-fq5ff]

One thing I wish you'd pointed out was how Amitabh's character rejected Kajol as a daughter-in-law because she won't understand their "Sanskaar" but earlier in the movie he was dancing with and swooning over girls half his age. I know it was a dance number but still makes him hypocritical from a narrative point of view.

[@i.escorpiius3570]

THIS NEEDS TO BE A SERIES! We already moved past KKHH but since it started with K3G, I really wanna see review on KANK and MNIK. Just for its pitch divergence from other KJo movies. Also, Dil Chahta Hai, 3 Idiots, Munnabhai series, Veer Zaara, Kal Ho Na Ho, Vishal Bharadwaj's Shakespeare adaptations... there's so many goldmines that deserved to be reviewed in your lens.

[@Honeybear0488]

Omkara was awesome 🎉

[@nickraghuvanshi]

The format will only work for KANK, MNIK, KHNH. Rest of the films you mentioned are classics and everyone loves them. The series would be about the films which have divided opinions. Although, now I think about it, I may not be able to sit through 3 idiots anymore.

[@shivamkapoor5504]

KANK was shit af would have been cancelled like hell

[@mydarknessxd]

​@@nickraghuvanshi Are you drunk or what? Kal Ho Na Ho and My Name is Khan are both Classics and are beloved

[@simranchaudhary9112]

I dont care whether this movie has aged well or not, whether is a massive cringe or not realistic. This movie has been kind of a warm hug for me, loads of good childhood memories and smiles❤

[@werdafatima2614]

Same 🥹❤️

[@yashh0909]

K3G was definitely over the top and may seem little cringy to today's young viewers, but it still is one of those movies that the whole family watch on sundays and enjoy. A perfect family entertainer which would work even if it was released today.

[@raja-jl9os]

Rrr is typical 70s movie with garbage action

[@yashh0909]

@@raja-jl9os I didn't like RRR too

[@TranJoy]

The final confrontation of Yashvardhan Raichand with Rahul is one of the most heart touching moments that happened on big screen.

[@AdnanAhmed-cp2fz]

After Re-watching it, the scene where Jaya Bachhan meets SrK after so long in London just tears me down while Lata ji voice in the background. That scene is so emotional!

[@deekshajaniani5358]

This movie is not a movie but an emotion! When I first saw this film as a 7-yr old, I enjoyed Hrithik Roshan the most given his killer dance moves and looks. As I grew up and watched SRK and Kajol, their chemistry used to give me goosebumps. As I matured further, the familial relationships hit me so hard. Believe me this movie will have a different meaning each time you see it (over the course of years). Its a dish which tastes different with every bite! Today when I see it, Big B teary eyes in final sequence breaks me the most. Its never easy to see a father figure cry. Heartbreaking to say the least!

[@MohdAsif-Alpha]

This movie is part of my childhood, i can watch this anytime! This movie is flawless for me! Srk and Hrithik bromance is just 😭💯🔥

[@YuvrajHaldankar]

When the opening disclaimer came, I still thought he'd be talking in past tense. Then I see clips of Gadar and Lagaan, and actually realise he's gonna talk as if this video is a 2001 video. Now, I want more of this btw.

[@omkarpathak489]

I feel that Hrithik has delivered RAW performance in K3G. Bromance between Srk & Hrithik in some scenes will make you tears in the eye.

[@sarma123]

This movie is a classic ❤

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

INDEED it is ❤

[@opinion...7713]

😂😂😂

[@werdafatima2614]

Undoubtedly ❤️

[@onlycomic3374]

Good joke

[@sarma123]

@@onlycomic3374 your opinion is your opinion. But I love this movie and always be classic for me

[@nabeehaamrin9509]

After watching the numerous comparison of KG3 and Rocky aur Rani ki prem kahani on Instagram shows how much KG3 still holds a special place in our hearts for all of us and this is what we wanted from KJO

[@emaadamin1]

Shahrukh Khan started out with darker roles and now he has molded himself into a romantic hero so smoothly that i think it’ll be difficult for other actors to catch up with him

[@babishak.b3001]

Hhh he is brilliant in only in a few movies like swades, Dil se, chakde India ,rest are mediocre or melodramatic and he is top notch in fauji television series that's it. He has big screen presence that's why people die on him, he is not a terrific actor like many in this country.

[@Heimerh]

​@@babishak.b3001need some burnol?🤡

[@saptatideb7368]

K3G has always been a film I watched with my family, we may make fun of it, but somewhere we still resonate with it. Like, the huge scale of production and the huge sets which scream of the Raichands' wealth may make them seem out of touch, but moments like a parent claiming to have complete control of the direction of a child's life, of women in a loving household having no voice of their own - it resonates so much. I still remember my grandmother talking of how this would be the case for several families. Its so weird how a movie that keeps the reality suspended should be able to depict such emotions. Also, the clear class divide that can be seen in Shava Shava I feel is seldom talked about. I truly think that the filmography of the song was a masterpiece. Like an anglicised version for the Raichands and a more rooted in Indian version for the Chandni Chowk version - it truly brings about the difference so beautifully.

[@ayeaayush]

This time travel film review series need to be become a regular!! Love it😊 As someone who wasn't even born when this movie released, I'd love if the such reviews also subtly educate me about the zeitgeist of the times!

[@moinhmd]

Movies and Songs were the source of pure entertainment for all us before the era of social media. We never used to judge any movie before going to the theaters, rather we used to go to the theaters just to watch and enjoy the movies on the big screen without knowing or thinking of whether it will be bad or good. Then came the era of social media and reviewers which have ruined all the charms and innocence for the movie watchers. I wish I can go back to those good old days again 😥😥😥

[@nikitapatil7127]

The reason d movied worked and still will work is cz of amazing actors...hritik n kareena were newcomers back den bt now r topping d charts...srkajol were at d top back in 2001 n amitji n jaya ji before dat

[@aheenrahman2802]

Karan is an underrated gem. Sometimes we are too arrogant to notice how subtly he portrays depth in a story.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

He gets the family dynamic and their emotional core which translates to large numbers in this country

[@sukanyachoudhury6174]

True...My name is khan is my favorite from Karan.

[@himanshukamble957]

underrated...kuch bhi overhated yes!!!

[@spacemann6179]

Underrated? Dude's literally the most overrated filmmaker in India

[@ArshBstudyplaylife]

I agree with you Aheen. Nice name by the way, is it ok if I ask you the meaning of your name?

[@shwetaanand4528]

The fact that a movie can make us cry, laugh, smile and think is a blockbuster❤ watching something and feeling the emotions within us is something magical to experience.

[@pinkstar4602]

I always manifested that TRP comes up with a series like this.

[@danushkaherath3874]

Very clever video mate.. K3G is a. Classic for us kids grew up in the 90s. For me it was the era of SRK and Kajol who gave us the essence of love.

[@abednadir5997]

I think box office fates of K3G and Swades would be swapped if they were released today

[@robertford5711]

There is no chance Shahrukh would do a Swades today

[@sreenivasnaralihonda9223]

In 2018-2019 I think Swades would have become a hit but now....I don't know.I think both would tank

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

You overestimate the audience today that is still not celebrating nuanced understated stories

[@Son-of-Krypton]

@@TriedRefusedProductionsSwades much more relatable now than the time it was released 🤔

[@DeadPoet_AyushRaj]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Man, i so much agree with you on this one. People now think they are becoming intelligent audience. But, reality is that they are pretty much the same. Infact, the movies that are doing well today are even worse than timeline of 2010-2015.

[@RZ.12]

Dil chahta hai was way ahead of its time no two doubts about it Please make this kind of a content in some kind of series😊

[@prashantkumarraut2617]

WHAT A REVIEW I seriously felt like I got transported back to 2001. BRILLIANTLY DONE WANT MORE OF THESE

[@Aro7241]

Except for the Instagram plug at the end..

[@abhayram8859]

Well! Dil Chahta Hai ,Was The Masterpeice Of That Time And Still Rulling My Heart 💜

[@iftyhuq4321]

My fav romantic movie. On re-watch the movie becomes more and more preity zinta movie. Damm she nailed that character

[@poonammittal9185]

You forgot to mention RAAZ in the line of hits of 2002-2003. I clearly remember around June to August gaddar and lagaan released simultaneously and I preferred to watch gaddar over lagaan 100 times in theatres, on cable TV and tv channels whenever both of them are telecasts together And as a result after 18 years I watched lagaan finally. Same case was with k3g and raaj. Me and my younger brother always preferred raaz over k3g. Not 100 times but atleast 10 times and finally after 2 years we got to watch k3g. Obviously it was srk, kajol and abs' movie and we can not miss that for so long. And all of the songs were favourite of that generation children, teenagers and youngsters. So we watched it. And i totally agree with u its some of the great performed, exceptionally good emotional moments and its over the top melodious music is the one which made this movie a hit. And music is still lovable and not get old and we not get bored while listening it today after 20 years. But man you forgot raaz. It was also a hit of that time with newcomers and new storyline and its music was too a big hit and still feels like an old wine. Aaahhh beautiful memories of 2000s and my school.😢

[@Honeybear0488]

You should also review regional movies . Manichithrathazhu (original of Bhool bhulaiya ) was well directed and represented split personality disorder very well without making ganga feel like she’s crazy or something instead addressing her childhood trauma and body’s using split personality as its defense mechanism . It’ll go well today now that more people are aware of mental health issues

[@androidgames1927]

Its such a wholesome film and honestly the opulence and over the top sequenves drive you into it! 😍 Also Farida Jalal is such a treat in both KKHH and K3G! 🥺

[@kalyanir8370]

When I first saw the movie, Poo annoyed me so much. But now I have realised that she is iconic coz she is cringy (kinda like Michael Scott, though Kareena is not even remotely close to Steve Carell)...while other characters hold on to their sanskar which has already been portrayed in Indian cinema for decades, she is one of the first characters that taught us self-love and broke the notion that a person who prioritize themselves is a negative character. She prioritizes herself, but also knows the pain of her sister (this is evident from her conversation with Hrithik)

[@shahid01010101]

I have watched around 15 times in theatre it’s the charm and emotional connect of this movie and for SRK-the performer. ❤❤❤❤

[@mahvishrazvi8367]

Hi Jammy, I hope you continue this series. Please include "Hum dil de chuke sanam" and elaborately describe how problamatic this movie was and how patriarchy was celebrated at its peak.

[@namratak9232]

Seriously! Disgusting movie. They normalised marital rape 🤮

[@TheMagical1989]

I did not find the ending problematic.. I loved it.. Great Gatsby vibes..

[@joyouslife09]

Exceptional work bro! Didn’t even feel for a sec that we are in 2023 and this movie is an old release. However, I just loved one more scene from the movie wherein SRK was confronting Rani and she said kuch saalon baad shayad m b isi baat pe hasu k maine b kisi rahul se pyar kiya tha jo mera na hopaaya. The sheer pain in her eyes with a smile just made that scene one of my favourites in the movie. ✨🤍

[@suryasravaniakella1105]

Idk why I was teary-eyed by the end. Please make this into a series😭

[@justatharav9139]

This is hilarious how jammy reviewing old movies in very detail we want more of this. 😀

[@Curry_Tales2107]

Just one suggestion if make it into a series: if you're reviewing it like it was released today, instead of imagining it released right after Lagaan and dil chahta hai, imagine if it released at the same time as Oppenheimer and Mission impossible. you should also consider today's scenario, like if you are watching it after the pandemic and ssr controversy and the backlash KJ got after that.

[@gurjotprabhjot]

one of the best videos ig. Something new loved this concept of revesiting movies as made today and in a critical but fun way ❤❤🔥🔥

[@Rash17]

I loved the Srk-Kajol moments in this film. After the first watch, I only went back to watch their scenes and some of the songs. Their chemistry is the best I’ve seen on film. And I was so thrilled that we got Suraj Hua Maddham that actually did their pairing justice after them not having a romantic song in KKHH - since the title track was more about Srk-Rani. But honestly, the emotional scene that got me was when Kajol’s character quietly touched her father-in-law’s feet for his blessing in England after being denied that when they initially revealed that they were married. That moment brings tears to my eyes each time because you can see from her expression just how much she craved just that from him, nothing more, and it was finally fulfilled. And it was done in such an understated manner.

[@m.r.a7992]

Once in a lifetime, bollywood magic , even for us non Indians. Only SRK Magic I would say !

[@purplegrapes7]

definitiely excited for this one cant wait to see how the masses react to this one! i have a feeling this will really do well at the box office.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

HAHAHA! same! Weekend collections seem promising. Can probably surpass Gadar

[@avanthiherath5199]

I love karans films. K3g is a classic. And I can still watch the whole 3 hrs,laugh and cry all over again and I still remember all the song lyrics!! So k3g was a hit. Is a hit and will be a hit forever

[@doyelmasanta474]

This channel is truly becoming a gold mine for cinema lovers, something tgat was a long overdue. Truly looking forward to more such interesting observations. Thankss Jammy ❤❤

[@gauravjain7653]

I loved your interpretation of the movie, for some reason this movie has been my favourite since growing up. I’ve done a lot of mature things in my life, but going back to old kjo movies and finding some weird kind of solace there,is so up my ante. Even with all its shortcomings, this movie will apparently be my favourite. Such a weird thing, how Bollywood has touched so many of us, while some of us clearly despise it .

[@katana.kitsune]

We need more such videos on yesteryear's movies. PLEASE, man 🙏🏼

[@garjollyable]

Love it...its a comment on how these days some good things are also passed off as cringe or dismissed too quickly for no reason...we enjoyed movies more before social media and OTT for some reason

[@raahilkhalifa5834]

Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham is not just a movie it's an emotion that was the era of Karan Joher, His Collaboration with SRK was always blockbuster Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham Will forever be remembered for its family values, entertainment, Emotional sequences, Iconic Scenes, Cast Performances, Evergreen Timeless Soundtrack album. Love This Movie So Much If It Was Released Now It would have made Alot of money at the box office. Character Of Poo Played By Kareena Kapoor Was quite cringe but it was still entertaining and funny but it was 2001 at the time but if that character was played by any actress now it could have been a bit more overreacting anyways Kareena Kapoor Did Do Well. Chemistry Of Leading Cast was So Fabulous and so was SRK and Kajol Romance Chemistry along with Hrithik Roshan And Kareena Kapoor Being Great aswell

[@spacemann6179]

It's an emotion and the emotion in question is cringe

[@raahilkhalifa5834]

​@@spacemann6179this whole movie is an emotion it is still iconic and well known even now but the character played by Kareena Kapoor Poo Was quite cringe she did do well with her performance and is definitely one of her career most iconic character till date.

[@spacemann6179]

@@raahilkhalifa5834 the entire movie was cringe m8. Iconic or not this movie was hot garbage.

[@raahilkhalifa5834]

​@@spacemann6179what's your favourite Karan Joher + SRK movie

[@spacemann6179]

@@raahilkhalifa5834 Karan Johar+SRK? My Name Is Khan is the only good one really.

[@dollysingh727]

K3G is like my good old childhood memories. Comic timings, Blockbuster songs, the family melodrama, and the chemistry between characters be it srk kajol or hritik kareena. K3G is love ❤

[@gauravmisra461]

I wish just like this video, we could also go back to the 2000s 😍😍😍

[@tejasmore5109]

Jammy took us down the memory lane! i don't know if it was intentional but you maintained the images used in the video in the same quality as the 2000's, truly nostalgic!

[@Ayaan_art]

You have to turn this into a new series. This is just too good.

[@Aryan.Biswas]

Dudeee this amazing. Make this a series. I see old movies and then wonder what would Jammy say about this movie, What would be his take etc etc. love it!

[@devanshuverma8891]

Thanks for doing this Jammy...you just brought so many memories back...I was in my Uni when K3G released....some crazy flashbacks 🤩. I think after "Matlab Kuch Bhi" we now have another series "What if ${movie} released today"...and pls pick Hum saath saath hain for me 🙃, despite being over the top that movie does have some positive impact....regardless you are doing a great job my friend ...🤟🏽

[@angelag8368]

SRK’s reaction falling head over heels seeing a girl dance in Chandi Chowk on Bhangra was hilarious. We all believe in love at first sight. But this was way too much. And then the scene of Kajol saying, “Kaun Asraf Miya keh rahe hai…bade mazakiyan ho” Her voice tone was unwanted and pain to the ears. To clear my ears, I had to watch DDLJ, the part where she reads her diary to her mom 😊

[@julianpapeozima1363]

I would definitely like you to continue this "What If" series and why not lagan should be the next movie😉

[@fazilraza9594]

I saw k3g again few months back . Yes few things edited and it will still appeal to today's generation. Acting top notch. Its a masterpiece in its own rigjt

[@moonlight0665]

This really needs to be a series. We need more...

[@ShieldYoung]

Let's make this a series Retro Reviews ❤

[@issacsinha]

You should make this a full blown series - reviewing the most popular movies of yesteryears.

[@kunal25roy]

Watched this movie in theater.... Feels like yesterday.... Wow times goes by so fast...

[@arjunk2644]

Hey Anmol ! I found this video was pretty amazing, especially this format of time traveling TRP reviews into past and seasoning it with meta-contemporary references ! Its pretty fresh form of content, if you add even more layers of meta references and serve your own speculation as to how the film "would" age through posterity. Sending lots of love and wishes ❤

[@jessierose5319]

I would love for you to talk about Priyanshu Chatterjee. He’s an amazing underrated actor and his early 2000s movies were brilliant, but now he’s there but never given a proper chance

[@suchiraify]

If K3G released today, the song wouldn't have been Bole-Chudiya, Bole- KANGANA..😂

[@mamoonrasheed3378]

Watched it on new year 2022 and loved it most of all kajol

[@anubratoroy749]

K3G is the staple of classic Hindi Cinema - Larger than life production design, familial conflicts, love, beautiful songs and dance numbers, it has got it all!!

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I AGREE 100%

[@NayakArchana]

Wooow.. Just Wow . Frankly the net was bored with the typical harsh strip down of old movie revisits. This one is done masterfully. Take a Bow Jammy . This shows how and why you are different from a bunch of other movie content creators out here in this space. I am a proud subscriber.😀

[@onlypanicnodisco]

I rarely comment on the videos. Throughout the video I had a smile on how nuance your take was! You should totally do more of these.. love the concept and the content! So well made!

[@CandidWithPiyush]

I watched it in pvr today and was already floating in nostalgia.. and Jammy your review just enhanced the feel 😄 doesn't feel like 2024 today

[@thelolladorfking2416]

The problem with today is that movie should not be perfect. Movie somehow resembles our real life and nobody in real life is perfect. Equality and female role are just glorified too much.... I think we should accept movies at it is and the character they portrayed.

[@wellbeing6198]

The very problem is story doesn't resonate with common man. It was like a story happening in ambanis family.

[@vinayaksuresh7507]

Btw If I remember Deewana hai dekho song was a surprise package .... people discovered that song only in the theatre ...there was zero publicity for that song ...

[@Honeybear0488]

They didn’t publicize songs before movies back then . First time I ever saw song before movie release was nazar jo Teri lagi in bajirao mastani.

[@vinayaksuresh7507]

@@Honeybear0488 all the other songs from K3G had come on TV except this one ...

[@nomadicolours]

Thanks for this. It takes me back to the time I was about to produce and direct my Indian Broadway production. 9/11 had happened and this movie was welcomed. If released today, I would suggest chopping 1 hr, that means Poo, needless songs, and too many characters. It work if Karan stepped back and allow new eyes to edit. Do more of these!

[@zannatss38]

Make this a series,Jammy. I enjoyed this time machine journey😊

[@iamhk_]

need more such videos on different movies released in different eras

[@KnightCrawler7755]

This has a great scope to become one of another great series on this channel jammy try other films like ddlj ,would love that ❤

[@nightmayor6114]

Jammy I would've definitely watched it but I'm a 1year old baby so I'll wait till I'm grown up enough to go to theaters or buy a DVD or wait for it to be broadcast on DD national. Jokes aside i grew up between lot of aunties and sisters so was forecd to watch it so much that now i know it like back of my hand. Bole chudiyan and suraj hua maddham are my fav. This video felt like a breath of fresh air. More such videos will be appreciated.

[@shamikbhattacharjee6039]

Loved watching this review of K3G. Given the huge Hrithik fan you are, I would love to see you do similar videos on 4 of his movies: KNPH, Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon, Lakshya and Dhoom 2.

[@iftyhuq4321]

Hrithik was like Bali ka bakra in this movie. Srk ate him up in this movie. If koi mil gaya didn't happened after this hrithik was done

[@pallavichamarty6483]

This is a fascinating take which I feel shows how much India's relationship with the world has changed over last past few decades. The bit where you're talking about Hrithik dancing to Vande Maataram in London, and the national anthem being sung in the movie may well be for an NRI audience. But I think there's a miss here with what it was supposed to mean for Indians who lived in India. India's economy liberalised in the early 90s. As India opened up to foreign trade and our borders (physical, social and cultural) became permeable, Indians were forced to think about modernity (how modern we are, what is tradition, what is old-fashioned) and globalisation. As foreign brands flooded the market and the youth consciousness, there was a counter-cultural movement from the late 90s to the mid-00's that put Indianness forward - it's sanskaar, music, fashion and crafts (I'm a fashion sociologist, so this view is coming from that perspective). Overt, on-the-nose (cringey, to today's viewers) celebrations of Indianness in a foreign location was a big deal - maybe to allow a generation of Indians overwhelmed by the world believe hum kisi se kum nahi hain. This movie is part of many of those decades that was trying to reconcile the new and old, foreign and local, forward and 'backward'. Even more interesting would be to think how much (if at all) movies like this, in turn, fed back into NRI consciousness and 'taught' them how to be Indian in foreign contexts.

[@itsme-cr5yx]

Okay , now can you please make this into a series and include classics from 50's , 60's like pyasa, Anand, golmal, aradhana etc

[@Honeybear0488]

Anand was amazing.Emotionally 🥹. Not to forget Sholay

[@itsme-cr5yx]

@@Honeybear0488 for sure sholy is of THE epics of hindi cinema

[@Vividistic_Diaries]

Agreed with you, if they cut out those unnecessary scenes and songs the movie will become 2 and half hours and will be a treat to watch, the emotional scenes, the funny banters, the melodrama, this movie is a complete package to watch with family.

[@mydarknessxd]

I think Mohabbatein did a much a better job of portraying the ideological differences between Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan and giving both the Actors a golden platform to showcase their Acting Prowess And I personally think Narayan Shankar is a much better written character than Yash Raichand

[@sulaganabiswas]

What?

[@kumkumrai2612]

There are so many fans for Shahrukh-kajol jodi and shahrukh-madhuri jodi but I feel Shahrukh with Juhi is what I feel the best jodi, their comic moment, even their romantic moments are wonderfull.

[@homermontana2392]

100% agree i prefer shahrukh & juhi jodi even over aamir & juhi

[@AtulKumar-le3mu]

Kjo always made movies for Escapism so i don't think people need to take those seriously Its just like Pay ,Watch, Enjoy and Forget

[@iloveyoumadhuri]

The sign of a great movie is the script and evocation of emotion where the actors' brand names aren't needed. If K3G had Fardeen Khan, Rimi Sen, John Abraham, and Esha Deol, most people would take their TVs while K3G was playing and throw them in the garbage.

[@punya455]

Nice concept and well done! Would love to see such more reviews from you along with other segments from your channel. Appreciate your holistic analysis in all your work. Stay blessed :)

[@shruti907]

This whole video was so well written and executed, this could actually be a good English summer vacation homework

[@krishniarumugam]

Very good outtake. Movies are by nature relevent in pop culture lexicon. There are rare movies...called classics that are evergreen and beyond the word nostalgia. Side Note : Your house is so neat!

[@mr_coffee9917]

Cant believe I was watching this yesterday on prime after 20 years and this video comes out😅😅😅

[@mysterymerrier9704]

3:10 Why the hell did they delete scene of srk and Kajol settling and having small family in the England.... They added much more to the story than some over exaggerated scene in the storyline.

[@AZ-ed1xx]

How can someone be this much genuinely giving review to a movie he'd have seen multiple times and still reviewed like watched for the first time ... Excellent Jammy 🔥🔥

[@yaduvarma9854]

Let's make this a series..... ❤

[@Honeybear0488]

Yes!!🎉

[@VivekTodi1988]

Thank you for taking this up! The whole video is so well done, as expected from your videos. I had goosebumps when you spoke about the music.

[@TitusJudah]

The "What If XYZ Released Today...." needs to be a bi-monthly series. Hit like if you wanna see Jammy do this!

[@kdsingh8715]

K3G is an absolute gem of a movie. Despite its flaws, I could watch it over and over again, it is that perfect.