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Great job,

Very Informative 🙌

Thank you for this video

OMG, Its true

Samne dekh k baat kar liya kar

Great job Usman, congratulations mano team salutes

WOW! Most inspiring hard work.

As a Indian Pakistan earn my respect ❤ Believe or not pakistani animation > Indian anime industry 😊 fact Yaha pakistan ne bazi marli

The amount of dedication which mr usman and his team has put is unimaginable kudos to them . Indian animation industry must learn from this and should make a feature film which will inspire everyone. Thank you very much sir for making a video on this topic it is an inspiration for all aspiring young animators 🙏🏼

Motivational for all.. thanks for sharing things.. awaiting more videos

Loved your video! Loved the content! Best of luck to The Glassworker for Oscars!

Sir aapne itni tarif kar di ab toh yeh animation dekhne padegi 😊 Mene pheli baar aapki is video se hi is animation ka pata chala 😅

Sir i can't understand why people didn't talking about this Anime

Haha no no … this is Sachin

Is this the Masala lab gentelman

Very insightful…

You are right

Interesting observation

If they really didn't talk about Ab Tak 56 ... Then its a huge shame!!

100 percent right advice... Ab tak 56 is the best of Indian cinema... Sequel isn't that good though... But Ab Tak 56 themes regarding life of a police officer and challenges faced by him directed by Shimit Amin has always been my ultimate favorite Bollywood hits and also the background music... i can go on and on...!!

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Hehehe that’s why it’s word of the year 2024 😬😅

Most of us are guilty of doing this 😂😂

Very nice commentary, story narration and also very informative. Good work. Keep it up. 😊😊

🙏🏼😇 thank you

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Interesting concept

I was not aware of this word - thankyou for the information.

Informative 👌👍

Omggg so that's what it meantttttt

Watched for the first time and found very interesting.. Superb. Short and sweet.. That's important...👍 And well edited as well...

Raj Kapoor: The Showman of Indian Cinema December 14, 2024, marks the 100th birth anniversary of the incomparable Raj Kapoor, a name synonymous with Indian cinema. As an actor, director, and producer, Raj Kapoor left an indelible mark on the film industry, captivating audiences with his unique blend of music, dance, and social commentary. Early Life and Career Born on December 14, 1924, in Peshawar, British India (now Pakistan), Raj Kapoor was the eldest son of Prithviraj Kapoor, a renowned actor and patriarch of the Kapoor family. Raj Kapoor's entry into films was almost inevitable, given his family's strong ties to the industry. He began his career as a clapper boy and later worked as an assistant director before making his acting debut in the 1947 film "Neel Kamal." Rise to Stardom Raj Kapoor's breakthrough role came in 1949 with the film "Barsaat," which he also produced. The film's success established him as a rising star, and he went on to act in several notable films, including "Awaara" (1951), "Shree 420" (1955), and "Mera Naam Joker" (1970). His on-screen persona - a charming, vulnerable, and often tragic hero - resonated deeply with audiences. Impact on Indian Cinema Raj Kapoor's influence on Indian cinema extends far beyond his own films. He was a pioneer of the "socially conscious" film, using his platform to address issues like poverty, inequality, and social justice. His films often featured strong social messages, which helped to raise awareness and spark important conversations. Awards and Legacy Throughout his career, Raj Kapoor received numerous awards and accolades, including three National Film Awards and 11 Filmfare Awards. He was also honored with the Dadasaheb Phalke Award in 1987 for his outstanding contributions to Indian cinema. Raj Kapoor's legacy continues to inspire new generations of filmmakers, actors, and audiences. His films remain timeless classics, and his impact on Indian cinema is immeasurable. On his 100th birth anniversary, we remember Raj Kapoor as a true legend of Indian cinema - a master storyteller, a versatile actor, and a passionate advocate for social change. His films continue to entertain, educate, and inspire us, and his legacy will forever be etched in the annals of Indian cinema.

👌👌- good information

Jaguar is doing something new🤔🤔🙃🙂

Yess!! Jaguar abhi bhi Jinda hai 🔥🔥

Interesting teaser.. worth the wait for curtain raiser... and when the Jaguar is in the market..

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Thank you

Loved your soothing and compassionate tone.

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I have seen Ab Tak Chhappan at least 56 times and I can do a PhD in this movie, yet, everytime there is something new to learn. Would love to see an interview. Also i shifted to Mumbai two years back. I crave to meet Nana Patekar, Kay Kay Menon and Ashish Vidyarthi. There ends my wishlist of stars I want to meet. Nana Patekar is the "Diamond studded on platinum" standard of Indian movie.

speech impediment

He ripped off Antonioni's Blow Up. It's good though

One the best pictures I watched in recent time. And there is no sign of ageing. As good a thriller as from any of the eras in the past.

Nice alternative screenplay but to provide such a Satraj ke Khiladi kind of plot you need Satyajit Ray to direct the movie . Overall the series is watchable but I felt the indian diplomats were shown as caricatures.

I also agree with you guys, but other factors influence the filmmaking process like broadcasters, advertisers, sensor boards, Politics, etc. It is difficult for the filmmakers to make everybody happy. @sachin Btw I liked your brief screenplay. I would like to see more podcasts like this.

Hahaha good one 😂👍🏼

Twins starts with a T .... 😂

Good stuff