How RRR Cured My Racism

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  • @user-hq8wm8giyujcg
    @user-hq8wm8giyujcg 2 года назад +775

    i highly doubt u r white

    • @geordiechronicler
      @geordiechronicler  2 года назад +459

      You got me. I'm actually Caucasian.

    • @idklol8610
      @idklol8610 2 года назад +6

      ...how do you know?

    • @kr6090
      @kr6090 2 года назад +1

      Why cuz white ppl dont remorse till date.. for any wars since guess ............ killing of Caesar..

    • @TheBakuganmaster99
      @TheBakuganmaster99 2 года назад +40

      He sounds super scottish, irish. Ofcourse white.

    • @EvolutionMachinetoMan
      @EvolutionMachinetoMan 2 года назад +7

      @@geordiechronicler caucasian shepherd

  • @sujitverma6029
    @sujitverma6029 3 месяца назад +570

    My granny used to tell some dark stories of british era when some british policemen used to visit adivasi areas near surat city and they tear apart babies barehanded......

    • @RJ47107
      @RJ47107 2 месяца назад +19

      😱😱😱

    • @drjoypthomas1461
      @drjoypthomas1461 2 месяца назад

      Yeah that's most definitely untrue and probably just anti British propaganda. Nobody but the Japanese would have done something that bad during those times

    • @shrikantkashyap9470
      @shrikantkashyap9470 2 месяца назад +9

      😢

    • @vamsikrishna3855
      @vamsikrishna3855 2 месяца назад

      They passed criminal tribes act. Meaning anyone born in that tribe is automatically a criminal. They did this because certain tribes were more nationalistic and would always rebel.

    • @SlaveOfDevas
      @SlaveOfDevas 2 месяца назад +3

      ​@@drjoypthomas1461You haven't been to india on those times

  • @Retro_gaming8998
    @Retro_gaming8998 Год назад +1487

    RRR movie shows only 1 % of reality of British Empire , British Empire kills so many innocent ones on this period

    • @PraneshRai-q9z
      @PraneshRai-q9z 3 месяца назад +37

      The reality is even though the British higher ups were giving the orders,it was the Indian army themselves committing genocide against their own indian people.its sad but true

    • @amansahay2456
      @amansahay2456 3 месяца назад +101

      @@PraneshRai-q9z Does ' only giving orders ' decreases their sin? So if you want destroy a tree fully which part you will destroy !? I hope you got your answer if you still did not get it , I feel sorry for you.

    • @TECHSAVI_1
      @TECHSAVI_1 3 месяца назад +8

      And France committed lots of Genocides

    • @RealAryanGupta
      @RealAryanGupta 3 месяца назад

      ​@@PraneshRai-q9z nice blame shifting😂

    • @RealAryanGupta
      @RealAryanGupta 3 месяца назад +57

      ​@@PraneshRai-q9z yeah, true in British textbooks, always trying to shift blame

  • @AriaIsara
    @AriaIsara 8 месяцев назад +570

    As a French white girl who's been a fan of Indian cinema for years, I liked hearing your experience but also I'm not surprised, it totally confirms what I've thought for a long time, which is that many people would LOVE *TONS* of Indian movies but sadly they don't give them a chance because they heard that "Bollywood is bad, they only do silly romances and dumb action" 😩 I blame journalists for originally spreading these negative stereotypes.
    Even my best friend used to say "I don't like Bollywood movies" but she literally had never even seen one lol, then I showed her one and she loved it (it was My Name Is Khan) 🤷‍♀️
    Since RRR have you watched other Indian movies? Right now if I have to say just one suggestion I'd say Jigarthanda Double X. On Letterboxd it was number 4 highest rated action/adventure movie of 2023. It's a gangster movie with dark humour and political themes + a meta approach in order to create an ode to cinema. It's from Kollywood (Tamil speaking, the other big industry of south India alongside Tollywood).
    It's a prequel to Jigarthanda (2014). It's only very loosely connected so no need to see the 2014 one (I'd still recommend it because it's great too, but it's on a smaller scale and not as mind blowing as the 2023 one).
    Also, if you want female led Indian movies or partly female led ones, then I'd suggest the following:
    Kahaani (thriller)
    English Vinglish (comedy drama)
    Chandni Bar (drama)
    Dangal (sports)
    Mimi (comedy drama)
    Hellaro (drama, you might have a hard time finding this one in the US)
    The Zoya Factor (romcom)
    Aadai (drama, thriller)
    Haseen Dillruba (romance, suspense)
    Phillauri (dramedy, romance, fantasy)
    Looop Lapeta (time loop thriller, remake of German 90s classic Run Lola Run)
    Neerja (drama, real story)
    Gunjan Saxena (same)
    Highway (drama)
    Udta Punjab (drama, suspense, dark comedy)
    Raazi (spy drama, real story)
    Darlings (thriller, dark comedy)
    Gangubai Kathiawadi (period drama, biopic)
    The 5 movies above are with Alia Bhatt, who was Sita in RRR
    Indian movies have a lot of interesting female characters without ever trying to sound woke. They just let the characters and story speak for themselves which is what good storytelling is supposed to be...

    • @ChandupraneethVemula108
      @ChandupraneethVemula108 3 месяца назад +10

      Watch eega and magadheera of ss rajamouli his movies are really good and he is best director in tollywod, I suggest manam,seetharamam, rangasthalam,Jersey, Pushpa,kalki, mahanati and geetha govindham

    • @AriaIsara
      @AriaIsara 3 месяца назад +12

      @@ChandupraneethVemula108 I've seen all the movies you mentioned except the latest one Kalki. And I've seen every movie by SSR except his very first one Student No 1 😊

    • @unnikrishnanharish4658
      @unnikrishnanharish4658 3 месяца назад +2

      Try n Watch "aruvi' from 2016

    • @thevivekkuma
      @thevivekkuma 3 месяца назад +1

      ​@@AriaIsaradear arial which type of movie you love most😊😊

    • @lohit002
      @lohit002 3 месяца назад +1

      @@unnikrishnanharish4658 sambar not allowed

  • @Manik.Thalapathy
    @Manik.Thalapathy 2 месяца назад +244

    British looted 45 Trillion current amount in India 🤬

    • @catseye2885
      @catseye2885 2 месяца назад +4

      You were living in huts

    • @risingsun2995
      @risingsun2995 2 месяца назад +26

      Even more 500 trillion , India was the Richest country in earth. That's why all plundered wealthand even knowledge of Bharat ( India).

    • @Marigold11
      @Marigold11 2 месяца назад

      ​@@catseye2885🤡

    • @mallukittens177
      @mallukittens177 2 месяца назад

      ​@@catseye2885 your guys eat by looting. Your royal family is useless without the shamelssly looted money. U have shelter and museum because of looting.

    • @Blue_Nades
      @Blue_Nades 2 месяца назад +27

      ​@@catseye2885 ever heard of this thing called "history" I'm sure you haven't

  • @dananthony6258
    @dananthony6258 2 года назад +506

    Indian people are the nicest people now that I think about it. I never had a bad experience and I’m a white male .

    • @Sandy-b7j
      @Sandy-b7j Год назад +7

      Take care buddy roamers will make experienced without any done

    • @Monkey-tr7sd
      @Monkey-tr7sd 5 месяцев назад +22

      Most of us don't even despise your race or culture, my grandfather was in world war 2 in the British indian army lol and it was because he believed he wanted to learn modern warfare by going to Europe but he was sent to the middle east lol...

    • @drjoypthomas1461
      @drjoypthomas1461 2 месяца назад

      As an Indian, I do not agree with you. India is the world's most racist nation with plenty of horrible people.

    • @frustratedcreek993
      @frustratedcreek993 2 месяца назад +1

      @@Monkey-tr7sd hahahahahahahha

    • @anibeto7
      @anibeto7 2 месяца назад +9

      People are good as well as bad throughout every culture and racial groups. There were British people who also helped the Indian freedom struggle. The actual point that astonishes me is that the real history has been whitewashed so much that there are many Indians who think colonialism was a blessing. If history is studied properly, colonialism straight up is out of a horror film. Just that the British had innovated the guns while Indians at that time were still stuck with cannons. The group with the superior weapon has always dominated the rest.

  • @scarlet8723
    @scarlet8723 2 года назад +383

    Hollywood has been preaching more and entertaining less from past few decades. We want entertainment. SSR films are like festivals.

    • @amritprusty4771
      @amritprusty4771 2 года назад +6

      Lol . Exactly what Bollywood is doing.

    • @phoenixj1299
      @phoenixj1299 2 месяца назад

      ​@@amritprusty4771Nope. Bollywood is garbage. This is what Telugu cinema is doing.

    • @Skyo.o
      @Skyo.o 2 месяца назад

      ​@@amritprusty4771what bullywood

    • @UShouldLearn
      @UShouldLearn 2 месяца назад +8

      @@amritprusty4771 SSR is not belongs to Bollywood...

    • @himeshsinghshishodiya
      @himeshsinghshishodiya 2 месяца назад +4

      @@amritprusty4771 Well, Bollywood mostly s*cks, but films like RRR are from the Telugu industry which are highly patriotic and respect the Indian Hindu culture. Telugu and Kannada industry are saving us from Bollywood cringefest, and I'm saying this as a Hindi-speaker from Northern India.

  • @loki9883
    @loki9883 Месяц назад +37

    They called Hitler was brutal but they don't know what British do with Indian on that era

    • @Victor-t1z
      @Victor-t1z Месяц назад

      It was nowhere comparable. You got your answer.

    • @atharvzemse6599
      @atharvzemse6599 28 дней назад

      ​​@@Victor-t1z You are right. They were worst than germans.

    • @Victor-t1z
      @Victor-t1z 28 дней назад

      ​@@atharvzemse6599 It takes a special level of ignorance to make that claim. Congrats.

    • @asingha94
      @asingha94 28 дней назад

      @@Victor-t1z Read up about Jalianwala Bag Massacre. It's 10x more than Nazis

    • @Victor-t1z
      @Victor-t1z 18 дней назад

      ​@@asingha94 I already know plenty about it. It's not even a bit comparable.

  • @KingKong-lb3vh
    @KingKong-lb3vh Год назад +60

    That cinema, and our Indian cinema in particular, has a positive effect on somebody is such a lovely thing to know.....God bless you Geordie C, stay positive and upbeat!!! Love from India

  • @adampower9757
    @adampower9757 2 года назад +212

    Really awesome how a movie could change people!
    RRR has done something unique, even when it wasn't made for that specific purpose.

  • @MUHIL
    @MUHIL 2 месяца назад +106

    A Tamil guy here, any non Indian who wants to watch the movie, watch it in Telugu instead of Hindi, it's much better and is the original version!

    • @rkcjk21
      @rkcjk21 2 месяца назад +35

      Whether it's Hindi or Telugu, they are not gonna understand it. As ssr has already said," I make indian movies". So it doesn't matter if it's hindu , Urdu , Telugu , kannada. If it's good, i will watch it in any language.

    • @ROHIT690THAKUR
      @ROHIT690THAKUR 2 месяца назад +17

      Lol why do you hate Hindi? Stop hating. Start loving.

    • @MUHIL
      @MUHIL 2 месяца назад +18

      @@rkcjk21 lil bro, my point flew over your head. He's a non Indian and he isn't gonna understand any language anyway. So he might as well watch it in the original language for the original feel! The director would've had complete control over the tone and voice acting of every actor! But it's not the same in dubbing.

    • @MUHIL
      @MUHIL 2 месяца назад +12

      @@rkcjk21 Would you recommend your american friends to watch Dangal in Chinese? Or would you want them to feel SRK's voice delivering those lines in a language he's most comfortable with?
      No hate towards any language bro!

    • @MUHIL
      @MUHIL 2 месяца назад +2

      @@ROHIT690THAKUR Mujhe hindi aati hai bhai! Aapko misunderstanding hua :)

  • @liverbot4854
    @liverbot4854 Год назад +51

    About the song Naacho Naacho, Netflix only released the Hindi dub of the movie instead of the original Telugu language, so the original song is called “Naatu Naatu”. Because Telugu and Hindi are completely different, the meaning of the songs was slightly altered as well.

    • @AryanMahipal
      @AryanMahipal 16 дней назад +1

      Rights are sold separately

    • @liverbot4854
      @liverbot4854 15 дней назад +1

      @@AryanMahipal That always annoys me. I wonder why they can't put the movie on Netflix and have different language options, that would be so convenient.

    • @AryanMahipal
      @AryanMahipal 15 дней назад +2

      @@liverbot4854 me too bro but it's probably more profitable to post one version as the people who don't understand the language would have to rely on subtitles anyways

    • @liverbot4854
      @liverbot4854 15 дней назад +1

      @@AryanMahipal I understand now. I was annoyed at first that people were watching only the Hindi version but I realised that it was irrelevant. All that matters is Indian cinema getting more recognition.

  • @ashwinipethe4222
    @ashwinipethe4222 Год назад +220

    Don't worry half of India also discriminates against Bollywood for the same reasons. but when those dance numbers are done right and in a way they feel like they fit in ... they take the whole movie experience to another level.

  • @user-hz6cn9bh4g
    @user-hz6cn9bh4g 2 года назад +67

    As an Indian, I fucking loved watching this perspective

    • @Jay-i3d7m
      @Jay-i3d7m 2 месяца назад

      But I don't know why europeans associate us with Hitler ???!!!
      I think they can't understand the difference between hakenkreuz and swastik
      We have nothing to do with that bloody Hitler.... damn it 🤷🏻

    • @disturbed0insane
      @disturbed0insane 2 месяца назад +2

      Beggar

    • @TonyStark-mm6qy
      @TonyStark-mm6qy 2 месяца назад +2

      ​@@disturbed0insane Womp womp bullah 🤣

    • @beastonea
      @beastonea 2 месяца назад +1

      @@disturbed0insanefr

  • @gazibizi9504
    @gazibizi9504 2 года назад +41

    I was just thinking about your accent. Didn't expect to be an English guy, although I knew what Geordie meant. Well, you're right. Similarly, Hollywood style movies are also stereotyped here. People who've never seen a Western film or not used to the syntax, do find it monotonous etc. In India we are used to over the top masala movies. Masala just means a blend or mixture of many genres which always includes action, drama, romance, musical and so on.

    • @geordiechronicler
      @geordiechronicler  2 года назад +15

      I can't believe I've lived this long and just learned what masala means... It's my new favourite movie style though.

    • @gazibizi9504
      @gazibizi9504 2 года назад +1

      @@geordiechronicler Masala is a genre onto itself. Mainstream Indian movies are all Masala. I don't think it can be a cup of tea for non-Indians. But to those who just want entertainment or admire a particular style of Masala movie perhaps like an RRR, they could sure explore.

    • @marveltv9924
      @marveltv9924 Год назад +4

      @@geordiechronicler indian cinema has all kinds of movies do try every type
      Few recommendations
      1. URI( based on real surgical strike)
      2. Andhadhun ( crime thriller )
      3. Sardar uddham ( based on real massacre Jallianwala bagh happened during British rule)
      4. Tumbbad ( lil creepy )
      5. Kantara ( based on real Demi god practices, recently released)
      6. 3 idiots ( take on indian education system fun movie)
      7.bhavesh joshi ( superhero movie)
      8. Monica oh my darling ( crime thriller, recently released)
      9. 13B ( horror)
      10.eega ( fun crazy bizzare movie by same director of rrr)
      11. Aamis ( suspense)

  • @r.h.6249
    @r.h.6249 2 года назад +29

    I am glad you are opening up to Indian cinema because there are plethora of movies you can watch to overcome your hollywood superhero fatigue...there are tons and tons of indian movies which can sometimes be maximalist action movies as RRR to thought provoking movies which are far better than some of the oscar nominated movies in hollywood....also because Indian cinema is not just Bollywood, there are 5 big movie industries and many small movie industries as well, you have many many choices to watch from

  • @debanjonmukherjee3483
    @debanjonmukherjee3483 2 месяца назад +28

    RRR is not a Bollywood movie, it is a South Indian film

    • @Ayanokoji-h9m
      @Ayanokoji-h9m Месяц назад +3

      cant just say a indian film?

    • @sangeetapawar-i1t
      @sangeetapawar-i1t Месяц назад +1

      He said Tollywood stupid not Bollywood read the captions if you can't listen properly

    • @Ayanokoji-h9m
      @Ayanokoji-h9m Месяц назад +1

      @@sangeetapawar-i1t bro they are coming with new word everyday, just call it Indian cinema what's the problem?
      Also I understand there is a brand value to a name and it's understandable but still diversity and unity should be the priority no?

  • @sharanyanonum
    @sharanyanonum Год назад +6

    You should watch the film Sardar Udhham which is based on a real life revolutionary's life and is not as super-hero-ish. But than man was actually a superhero and actually did all the things the film shows.

  • @vishnuteja80
    @vishnuteja80 2 года назад +198

    if you liked the action style of RRR , i would suggest you to watch bahubali or eega from the same director of rrr

    • @geordiechronicler
      @geordiechronicler  2 года назад +89

      Thanks for the recommendations. I've got the first Bahubali ready to watch tonight. I'm really looking forward to it.

    • @idklol8610
      @idklol8610 2 года назад +6

      Eega was my favorite movie as a kid! Even now Nani is one of my favorite actors.

    • @Rudrasura
      @Rudrasura 2 года назад +9

      @@geordiechronicler bahubali is good but i think you will find "eega" more entertaining.

    • @adil0028
      @adil0028 2 года назад +1

      @@geordiechronicler Eega and Bahubali are loads better than RRR too btw

    • @vishnumohannair8791
      @vishnumohannair8791 2 года назад +1

      @@geordiechronicler Check out KGF 1 & KGF 2 as well, it is a different Indian language, but fits the mould

  • @Surya-bd2xy
    @Surya-bd2xy Год назад +4

    “Eega” watch this movie my friend directed by same director🔥

  • @arjunreeves
    @arjunreeves Год назад +11

    You're not wrong..me being an Indian hated alot of Indian movies because most of the time they copied script or songs..but something changed, after death of SSR and covid, people started asking for better content. That south indian movies always had(most of the time). Now they started showing pride in their roots, the origins, our faith.
    For a white man/women..there are alot of good British people back in the day duing 1800s to 1947, but they were sidelined, they were not given enough power, they made a very very small impact on India. I've visited Andaman and Nicobar islands that hoisted one of the most brutal prisons ever. Right opposite to it was viper island, that hoisted one of the best bakeries of its time. It was polarized back then. White did have privileged..let me give you another example.
    My great grandfather, during his time, speaking or writing in our native tongue was considered a crime, treason. He had to go to a teacher's home in the precontext of making jewellery and learn to write and read my native language on a plate of rice. That's how bad we were oppressed.
    But those are bygones.. something just clicks when I watch Kantara, RRR etc. Good to see Indian cinema in the right direction.

    • @arjunreeves
      @arjunreeves Год назад

      I feel the first scene when one is on top of another shooting is a homage to Ram and Hanuman during war with Ravana..a really really old Indian history.

  • @deviprasannamishra5223
    @deviprasannamishra5223 2 года назад +89

    Bdw Geordie I just wanted to say that people in India still don't hate Britishers or English per se we just despised the intention, ideology and working of East India company (EIC) at those times 😌🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍 anyway it was great to hear that this movie gave you a lot of insights☺️☺️

    • @geordiechronicler
      @geordiechronicler  2 года назад +47

      Really glad you don't hate us. Wouldn't blame you if you still held a bit of a grudge though.

    • @deviprasannamishra5223
      @deviprasannamishra5223 2 года назад +7

      @@geordiechronicler 😊😊🙏 it's all cool... Liked ur awesome review anyway 👍

    • @letsplayfootball1189
      @letsplayfootball1189 2 года назад

      @@geordiechronicler we still hate UK, reasons
      1) divided akhand Bharath( india+pakistan +nepal+bhutan +bangladesh
      2) created religious discrimination ( hindu and muslim ) many was after freedom bw ind and pak took
      3) killed a lot of Indians
      4) before your entrance to our country we were richest country and now 😡
      6) theft many vedas ( oldest written texts ) valuable things ( kohinoor diamond ) 💎 , 4 trillion dollars 💸

    • @nikhilreddy8550
      @nikhilreddy8550 Год назад +6

      @@geordiechronicler I hate the brits for ruling us. But I also love Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Monty Python, Ricky Gervais, David Mitchell etc. So there's that. 😆

    • @taruntamtaa
      @taruntamtaa Год назад

      I hate britishers specially the royal family

  • @user04367a
    @user04367a Год назад +14

    Both Ram and Bheem are modern historical figures as depicted in movies but they are also inspired from ancient historical characteristics of Shri Rama (from Ramayana Era) and Mighty Bheem (from Mahabharat Era) that's the reason why Bheema can lift motorcycle because according to Mahabharat, Bheema can crush mountains and 🐘 with his single punch. And Rama dressed liked that statue (idol from where he gets his 🏹) of ancient Indian Rama. You should read the lyrics of song playing in background music in last forest battle. That score describes the characteristics of both ancient historical figures.❤️❤️👏

    • @akshaysasidharan6301
      @akshaysasidharan6301 Год назад

      Don't spew bullshit. They're not historical figure. They're characters in an epic.

    • @user04367a
      @user04367a Год назад

      @@akshaysasidharan6301 the last soundtracks praises Rama king of Raghu clan from Historical epic Ramayana and Bheema, the mighty from Mahabharat.
      If you think It wasn't part of history, it is upto you but Dhanushkodi (RamSetu) is the historical proof of these historical epics.

    • @mxhesh
      @mxhesh Год назад

      @@user04367a idk what world you are living in, but ram setu is a natural formation. I guess watching too many Akshay Kumar movies messed with you.

    • @sumanthreddy4759
      @sumanthreddy4759 Год назад

      They are inspired from alluri seeta Rama Raju and komaram bheem

    • @unanimatereactor5014
      @unanimatereactor5014 Год назад

      @@mxhesh u never know like pyramids are perfectly aligned to some shit i forgot about and ram setu also has some wierd things about it u can never be too sure if it's fact or fiction for some ancient monuments

  • @thewalkthrougher6556
    @thewalkthrougher6556 2 года назад +46

    I just appreciate your honesty and way of presenting it in the video!😇🥰

  • @vikramprasanna8908
    @vikramprasanna8908 2 года назад +269

    FYI, the scene you used when saying "ridiculous action scene" was from Enthiran/Robot, a sci-fi action film where the protagonist (as seen holding dozens of guns on screen) is a robot. So it is not ridiculous or over the top considering it sticks to the lore of that movie (one of the robot's abilities is exerting magnetic fields)
    On that note, most the ridiculous action scenes uploaded to RUclips are either from fantasy/sci-fi movies like Enthiran or from spoof movies. Indian cinema has been misrepresented a lot without context on RUclips.

    • @idklol8610
      @idklol8610 2 года назад +19

      True! Though the Telugu movie industry is pretty garbage most of the time (as a Telugu person).

    • @davidwyliednw350
      @davidwyliednw350 2 года назад +25

      @@idklol8610 but it has turned the tables now

    • @vikramprasanna8908
      @vikramprasanna8908 2 года назад +5

      @@davidwyliednw350 not really.

    • @davidwyliednw350
      @davidwyliednw350 2 года назад +17

      @@vikramprasanna8908 am not talking you're individual opinion but south is getting better than Bollywood.

    • @XD-ny9zz
      @XD-ny9zz 2 года назад +20

      @@idklol8610 explain how? In fact Telugu film industry gave the recognition to Indian films on world stage, although Bollywood steals all the credit

  • @suvigyamishra2003
    @suvigyamishra2003 15 дней назад +1

    My village had a old man who had suffered at the hand of british. They killed his entire family, nd he had a horrifying whip mark on his back. Poor guy died alone..😢

  • @davidwyliednw350
    @davidwyliednw350 2 года назад +32

    Thank you admitting something which takes guts. We Indians have forgiven the British even after doing so much to us cause that was past we are forgiving cause our Geeta our Quaran and Bible andmany more religion teaches us the same.

    • @Yash-gq1ie
      @Yash-gq1ie 2 года назад

      Why u guys always get religion involved in everything it's 2022. now leave this shit and see what real world looks like

    • @nihayatsharmilasharma2813
      @nihayatsharmilasharma2813 Год назад +6

      are you sure about that with the Kooraan? you should read it before making tall claims

    • @harjeetsinghbrar6987
      @harjeetsinghbrar6987 Год назад

      Speak about yourself, I didn't forgive $h!t

    • @theotheagendashill818
      @theotheagendashill818 Год назад

      It actually seems that you haven't forgiven them given all the hateful comments online

    • @Aashu299
      @Aashu299 Год назад

      Plz give me reference and verses of Quran from where you get such teachings. Bas aise hi kuch bhi bakchodi karni h..

  • @YaBoiDoi
    @YaBoiDoi Год назад +4

    If this is real then this is a feeling of pride I dont think anyone else can feel rn

  • @NirvanaFan5000
    @NirvanaFan5000 19 дней назад

    really enjoyed the introspective musings. I felt a similar way. really happy to see more diversity in movies and realizing that every nation has great (and bad) people, and that everyone deserves representation, and that it's to our collective benefit

  • @Abcdcba329
    @Abcdcba329 2 года назад +12

    Man your narration is sooo good. And editing.

    • @geordiechronicler
      @geordiechronicler  2 года назад +3

      Thanks mate. I'm hoping that's not sarcasm and you don't pull the rug out on my ego.

  • @nitupsar
    @nitupsar 2 года назад +31

    Watch Bahubali 1 & 2!!! From the same director and team!! They are masterpieces!!!

    • @geordiechronicler
      @geordiechronicler  2 года назад +14

      A few people are telling me this. I never did get around to watching them though. Maybe this is the week I finally start on them.

    • @nitupsar
      @nitupsar 2 года назад

      @@geordiechronicler 👍 😊

    • @anithasrigiri8668
      @anithasrigiri8668 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/XeyTCbrTERY/видео.html

    • @Tintin_Quarntino
      @Tintin_Quarntino 2 года назад

      @@geordiechroniclersome good movies recommendation
      Kumblangi Nights
      Super deulxe
      Nayyatu
      Andhadhun
      PK
      3 idiots
      Etc

    • @Tintin_Quarntino
      @Tintin_Quarntino 2 года назад

      @@roughnotes0033 if you dont have knowledge of good cinema then dont comment
      And yes i am hindu and my one of the most Favourite movie is PK

  • @razorunknown5985
    @razorunknown5985 2 года назад +5

    It's not a bollywood Movie, It is a TOLLYWOOD Movie

  • @jeanniemaycrawford4466
    @jeanniemaycrawford4466 Год назад +4

    The movie was so ridiculous but in the best way possible

  • @goyanka01
    @goyanka01 2 года назад +38

    Grand! It is not easy to say or confess what you just did in the video! To be fair there has been very good cinema that has come from Hollywood over the years. I feel at some point they became too technical and monotonous, somewhere loosing the human part of equation. The core emotions are all same doesn’t matter what skin you are in! :-)
    Some Indian film directors do know a thing or too about how to play that emotional chord the right way!

  • @akray1153
    @akray1153 Год назад +3

    You can watch Dangal to overcome your misogyny, it's the highest grossing indian film ever I think.

  • @av1421
    @av1421 2 года назад +5

    You are honest and that counts.
    English were mean to rest of the world, Irish, scottish and others too.
    SO don't be so hard on yourself.
    Its not your fault what your ancestor's did!

  • @sunainamangina1436
    @sunainamangina1436 2 года назад +23

    Bollywood is a label for only for a region of india that has been dominating and taking over the rest of India. If coming to naming an industry then this movie is part of “Tollywood” which belongs to a southern region of India called Andhra Pradesh state. Thank you for the review! Appreciate it. :)

  • @nwyliedavid07
    @nwyliedavid07 Месяц назад

    Its never late to change. If an Indian movie can change you that's amazing cause Indians are extremely ingrained in their culture cause their culture is love peace togetherness.

  • @Ri9e
    @Ri9e Месяц назад

    As a indian in Australia, i understand the frustration against us. Its hard to change perspective and see things from the opposite side.
    Well done for reflecting on your biase and making a video about it.

  • @Inquisitive_Nomad
    @Inquisitive_Nomad Месяц назад +2

    If one finds how cruel Britishers were, Hitler wouldn't look that bad
    I am not saying Hitler wasn't evil. I'm just saying that British Colonialism was way more evil. That too by a huge margin. They killed millions and they used to laugh and acted like it wasn't even their fault.

  • @bensmithy4279
    @bensmithy4279 3 месяца назад +1

    Loads of fun Bollywood films - BADLA, KAHAANI (great twisty Shyamalanesque thriller), Stree (horror comedy), BAJIRAO MASTANI, PADMAAVAT(Gorgeous historicals), ANDHADUN(a wicked thriller), GULLY BOY(Hindi Rap) ..Just to name a few must see Bollywood films. Oh and the recent JAWAAN which is on Netflix.

  • @jeanniemaycrawford4466
    @jeanniemaycrawford4466 Год назад +2

    This is also why I love the Yakuza games

  • @ishitabhatt2071
    @ishitabhatt2071 Месяц назад

    Your self realisation is great.

  • @ronjos
    @ronjos 2 месяца назад +1

    I believe you when you say you are white and used to be racist. In reality, everyone is racist, its a basic human nature. I am Indian and old and still harbor anger towards the British for dividing my beautiful country. It takes a lot of courage to reconsider your positions. You are honest and funny.

  • @TheHoth1
    @TheHoth1 2 года назад +3

    The actress alone makes me wanna watch more Indian movies…maybe do even more than that.
    I doubt Indian fathers would approve though:)

    • @blueshoes5145
      @blueshoes5145 2 месяца назад

      Take a chill pill hahah
      Alia is married now. You are too late to the party.

    • @rimimukherjee4
      @rimimukherjee4 2 месяца назад

      that's kind of a weird thing to say :)

  • @TGill22
    @TGill22 2 месяца назад +2

    So it is true. I heard it on some channel on RUclips. Movies are an escape from reality. If you are living a good life you want realistic, close of science and dark movies. But if you live in poverty or middle income families you just want escapism
    Dance, singing, ridiculous
    Anti science action scenes. You have so many problems in real life you just want something crazy like Indian movies filled with songs and stupid action because it is your escape from reality.
    And it seems true. Now more Indian movies have started to making somewhat realistic action movies and less songs and dance. So people are slowly slowly becoming more aware or wealthy than their parents so we young Indians wants some grounded actions
    (It is small amount of writers and directors who are making it) and you can see this many big budget, big star movies are going flop because we are sick of watching same shit without any story.
    And west now going through difficult times so now people just like watching something else. Or are sick of watching super hero movies.
    Which we Indians wanting. Maybe both Indian cinema and Hollywood can go together to make movies for Indian audience so our directors can learn best art from great writers and directors of Hollywood

  • @georgiajones5455
    @georgiajones5455 2 месяца назад

    As a non-Indian who got into Indian movies through friends, I truly believe India has created some of the best movies in cinema history to date, the worldwide perception of all Indian movies being “silly” or “unrealistic” is just from a lack of exposure to good content! There are so many amazing regional films from Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam language industries etc that have become my favourite movies. Jigarthanda DoubleX is a Tamil movie that came out in 2023 is my personal contemporary favourite-the campiness, action, intertwined social advocacy/fight against the system theme, and overall badass vibes are so in line with RRR and surpass it in many ways I think. Would highly recommend you to check it out-you won’t regret it 🙌🏽

  • @tstanmoysamanta
    @tstanmoysamanta 2 года назад +1

    You are not alone..... Most people in the West are same as you. Most of them still the same but thanks you changed you views of Indian movie

    • @kiyo6211
      @kiyo6211 Год назад

      Because of the Western media

  • @ericodinson6593
    @ericodinson6593 2 года назад +3

    I really fucking loved this movie too

  • @kunalchaurasia8476
    @kunalchaurasia8476 2 месяца назад +3

    Buddy, try Dangal... it's a Bollywood movie that will most definitely cure your misogyny

  • @rvgcreativez73
    @rvgcreativez73 2 года назад +3

    This movie has everything best interval scene, great acting, awesome climax, best Original sound design, superb VFX, best screenplay, friendship, best song naatu and dosti, indian culture roots and patriotism. It is a complete and highly recommended adrenaline rush 🥰💪

  • @Tandrasriram
    @Tandrasriram Год назад +2

    Good, you understood at least after 30 years, i prefer you to watch sardar udham Singh & uri . This can help you understand india more

  • @prakhardwivedi3820
    @prakhardwivedi3820 2 года назад +2

    Happy u like it! Love from India ❤️

  • @menghao5949
    @menghao5949 Год назад +1

    It is movie about friendship and brotherhood for me.

  • @sriblock6987
    @sriblock6987 3 месяца назад

    You my friend, had an epiphany it sounds like... Good for you... Self awareness isn't an easy thing to achieve... Kudos to you

  • @arnabkundu1468
    @arnabkundu1468 9 месяцев назад +4

    From which movie or song is the scene at 1:41 taken?

  • @amargwari2431
    @amargwari2431 2 месяца назад

    Hey man many people here in India hate the current cinema too, but glad you came to like it. Hope you have fun

  • @RahulRPol
    @RahulRPol Год назад

    Thank you. I love you for honesty.

  • @bapparawal2457
    @bapparawal2457 2 года назад +9

    The point where you said dance nos out of nowhere. In that scene it was a preplanned engagement ceremony. So it's not out of nowhere that family members have prepared some dancing .

    • @geordiechronicler
      @geordiechronicler  2 года назад +3

      That's a poor editing choice on my part then, sorry. But I suppose it does go along with my point that people have these preconceived ideas that the dancing will come out of nowhere and (like I was here) they would be wrong to always assume that.

  • @pubgkatta292
    @pubgkatta292 2 года назад +3

    What happens if ssr makes movie on jalianwala bagh

  • @yanganganand1035
    @yanganganand1035 Месяц назад

    Good on you man, one more friend!

  • @ShubhamGaikwad-wf1dg
    @ShubhamGaikwad-wf1dg 2 года назад +3

    Man why this channel not blowing up

  • @everywisdomforyou
    @everywisdomforyou Месяц назад +1

    actually it is not that i am angry or anything but if you will actually look in to the history indians had pretty well amount of wrestlers who were pretty strong , one of them also had a record of letting a baby elephant put his weight on the wrestlers chest. Pictures are literally available for that

  • @nsn5564
    @nsn5564 2 года назад +3

    Are all of you taking this video seriously? I hear only sarcasm.

  • @brandoncobb5352
    @brandoncobb5352 2 года назад +6

    Being white, didn't make me feel targeted here because It's fucking Tarantino vision of history.! Throw a tiger at them! This is one of the most beautiful movies, I've seen!

  • @kataichanda
    @kataichanda 29 дней назад

    It's one of the best movies I've ever watched.

  • @toonedin
    @toonedin 2 месяца назад

    An Indian alumnus of the South Tyneside College, from the 90s. I have lovely memories of South Shields.
    I get nostalgic listening to the Geordie accent. Is there any video where you talk Geordie?

  • @elisinoia
    @elisinoia Год назад +2

    I am really late, but one movie to get rid of misogyny is probably My Fair Lady. (If you cut out last five minuites of the film.) It is a story about not being defined by a man. (Again, can't stress this enough. Last five minutes are added for the film to be succesfull at the time when it was released and and it kinda ruins the message.) But thinking about it, I was having problems to come up with something that doesnt forces feminism onto you, but still is strong enough to shift some perspectives.

    • @AriaIsara
      @AriaIsara 8 месяцев назад +2

      IMO as a French fan of Indian cinema, India has a lot of female led or partly female led movies that can be considered feminist but they don't preach, instead they let the story and characters speak for themselves. Either movies with interesting, strong female characters like Raazi (spy drama based on the real story of a young female spy in the 70s), Udta Punjab (suspense/drama/dark comedy about drug trafficking in Punjab, 4 main characters, 2 are women: a doctor fighting against drugs and a victim fighting back), Kahaani (thriller about a pregnant woman looking for her missing husband), English Vinglish (comedy drama about a shy housewife gaining confidence in herself)... or movies that directly deal with feminism like Gangubai Kathiawadi (biopic of a madame who tried to legalize prostitution in Mumbai in the 60s).

  • @AshokaJr.
    @AshokaJr. 2 года назад +1

    Being an Indian I have hated Indian movies because of all the reasons you have mentioned you hated earlier. But then there is a revolution going in Indian cinemas. Most of the movies are still unworthy and nonsense but so is the case in hollywood. Here's a list of a few indian movies for you to watch: Andhadhun, KGF 1&2, Super Deluxe, Drishyam 1&2, 96, 3 idiots, dangal, raatchasan, tumbbad.

  • @kindofanmol
    @kindofanmol Год назад +3

    Some more MUST WATCH Indian films (trust me they're great):
    - 3 Idiots (Netflix)
    - Sardar Udham (Prime)
    - Bahubali 1 & 2 (RRR director) (Netflix) (Biggest Indian movies)
    - Kantara (Prime)
    - Brahmastra (Hulu/Disney+)
    - KGF 1 & 2 (Prime)
    - Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani (wholesome RomCom, Netflix)
    - Vikram (Hotstar India)
    - The Kashmir Files (Zee5)

  • @ericodinson6593
    @ericodinson6593 2 года назад +2

    And as some white American. This movie is pure magic.

  • @arch391
    @arch391 2 месяца назад +5

    Everythings fine except that symbol in the thumbnail should be straight, not tilted if you are mixing the RRR. Not only Indians but Chinese and Japanese too respect the original symnol a lot. And the original symbol from the movie really has nothing to do with the Germans. English ruled India for 200 years even they know how old the real representation of this symbol is, it was used when that guy was not even born. Thisis the weird thing about west, they make a big deal about things related to them but even though their opperession and manipulation kild millions more from hunger and battle, they don't think it as a big deal.

    • @Nobody-kl9qo
      @Nobody-kl9qo 2 месяца назад

      Bro white racists people use that symbol to identify themselves. They call themselves aryans and they use the very symbol hitler used. He used it correctly. Check on the internet. Type aryans in America something like that. You can find.

  • @Peapod901
    @Peapod901 Месяц назад

    Would like to note that this is NOT a Bollywood movie. It’s Tollywood proudly representing South India and Telugu people. The song is also actually Naatu Naatu but the version you saw was a Hindi dub

  • @VitorMiguell
    @VitorMiguell 2 года назад +10

    BASED

  • @thrinathamovva7429
    @thrinathamovva7429 2 года назад +1

    Bahubali from the same director., can be your next big Indian film after RRR

  • @liverbot4854
    @liverbot4854 Год назад +2

    If you want movies similar to RRR, I recommend:
    Baahubali: The Beginning (Tamil, Netflix)
    Baahubali 2: The Conclusion (Tamil, Netflix)
    Drishyam (Malayalam, Prime)
    Drishyam 2 (Malayalam, Prime)
    K.G.F: Chapter 1 (Kannada, Prime)
    K.G.F: Chapter 2 (Kannada, Prime)
    Asuran (Tamil, Prime)
    Eega (Telugu, Netflix)
    Gangs of Wasseypur (Hindi, Prime)
    Kaithi (Tamil, Prime)
    Karnan (Tamil, Prime)
    Maryada Ramanna (Telugu, ruclips.net/video/OhmOT3FiYag/видео.html
    Raatchasan (Tamil, Prime)
    Sholay (Hindi, ruclips.net/video/ruz-3qV6Sb4/видео.html)
    Vada Chennai (Tamil, Prime)
    Vikramarkudu (Telugu, ruclips.net/video/whIpRskedkQ/видео.html)

    • @liverbot4854
      @liverbot4854 Год назад

      @ganeshtadigadapa1057 Baahubali isn’t available in Telugu on Netflix, and the next closest version is Tamil. That’s why I recommended the Tamil version.

  • @JANARDHANPYDIMALLA
    @JANARDHANPYDIMALLA Месяц назад

    "RRR" (2022 film) is just a movie of entertainment.
    Upper caste Hindus committed more atrocities than the British colonial rulers.

  • @RB-fp8hn
    @RB-fp8hn 2 месяца назад

    There's a video called 'The Danger of a Single story' by Nobel Laureate Chimamanda Adichie. It is an eye opening short video. Most of the western world has spent several generations listening to one single story about India. And all the racism I have seen, stems from that single story, from that single narrative. I do not blame the people who succumb to a stereotype, but I do blame those who consciously propagate it every time they get a chance (hint: I am talking about the news media).

  • @paperclips1306
    @paperclips1306 2 месяца назад +1

    RRR is not bollywood. Its a movie of TFI. Telugu film industry.

  • @rebirth8096
    @rebirth8096 2 года назад +3

    NICE REVIEW ON TOLLYWOOD INDIAN TELUGU CINEMA RRR BAHUBALI PUSHPA TELUGU FILM INDUSTRY IS NO1 BIGGEST AND INTERNATIONAL FILM INDUSTRY OF INDIAN CINEMA

  • @memzee6643
    @memzee6643 8 месяцев назад

    2:13 this scene is from a movie about a super advanced robot which has ability to attract metal
    It is not non sensical

  • @gardenbee583
    @gardenbee583 Год назад

    I f this is true , I salute you for the turn around. That is the first step towards spirituality.👌👌

  • @weaponx0949
    @weaponx0949 2 месяца назад +2

    Dude! No hatred for you,
    but Just search about jalian wala baag massacre and bangal famine. You guys did so much like Nazis.
    Even when I think of it , I feel shivers up on my spine.😢
    The fact is your country is prosperous on the looted wealth of others. Still some British are proud about it.

    • @Victor-t1z
      @Victor-t1z Месяц назад

      Wrong, wrong, and wrong. The Jallianwala Bagh incident was condemned by British parliament. They could not properly sentence him because what he did was technically legal as he had enforced martial law and notified the city beforehand. The Indians ignored his warning.
      The main causes of the Bengal famine were the Japanese invasion of Burma (major rice exporter), blight, cyclones, and the fact that the local merchants stockpiled grain in order to get better prices.

  • @cutcookie4490
    @cutcookie4490 2 года назад +20

    I appreciate your honest thoughts on this film...if you really want to explore indian movies more, i have afew recommendations (im just gonna copy paste the list ive been extensively commenting on everyone who came across this film and loved it lol)
    1)H.I.T. The first case - a no non-sense whodunnit
    2)Evaru - Thriller,Drama, excellent cinematography in this one
    3)Kshanam - Thriller,drama
    4)Major - Based on a real life hero Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, who gave his life saving dozens of people during the 9-11 attacks
    5)Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya - Comedy,Thriller,Drama
    6)Rangasthalam - Drama (starring Ramcharan[raju] in the lead role)
    7)Brochevarevarura (yes it is a mouthful lol) - Comedy,drama
    8)Sammohanam - Romance,drama
    9)Jersey - Drama
    10)Eega - Drama,Comedy (directed by rajamouli)
    Most of them can be found on Prime or Netflix, some can be found dubbed to hindi on youtube (possibly with subs)
    please note that none of these movies (except for eega) are big budget spectacle movies like RRR, but more grounded in reality films, with good stories and no nonsensical song and dance interrupting the movie (there are songs in ALL of the films i mentioned but they do not break the flow of the film, instead they carry the story forward, that said there is no dancing in these ,except for rangasthalam which has the standard "item number" track)

    • @idklol8610
      @idklol8610 2 года назад +1

      Ooh yes! I highly recomend Agent Sai Srinivas Athreya.

    • @nauticalXtwilight
      @nauticalXtwilight 2 года назад +1

      Vadedho views kosam video pedthe.. Gorrllaga vere cinema lu pedharenra babu.. Vadem Indian movies bavuntai anatam ledhu.. First time English ki opposite ga support chesentha bavundhe RRR antunnaru.. Gorrel ra meru

    • @cutcookie4490
      @cutcookie4490 2 года назад

      @@nauticalXtwilight youtube ki ochi rrr peru meedha unna videos anni chusi comments chadivi replies kuda isthunnav antey mari nuvvu kuda gorre ve kada vroo...meeru ani seperate chesthav enti mari...

  • @jerryp2790
    @jerryp2790 2 года назад +6

    RRR best action movie ever, one of the best movies ever made easily. Indians aren’t used to analyzing a movie by its actual merits, they judge movies by fandom wars, ethnic rivalries, and pointless politics. Glad the rest of the world has RRR GOATed.
    anyway lmao suggestions for overcoming rampant misogyny, cinema from India has lots of great stuff for that, here are some terrific starters:
    Pink (2016)
    Dangal (2016)
    Secret Superstar (2017)
    Neerja (2016)
    The Great Indian Kitchen (2021)
    Gangubai Kathiawadi (2021)
    Tiger Zinda Hai (2017)
    Mimi (2021)
    Parched (2015)

  • @jijausolaragency1987
    @jijausolaragency1987 2 года назад

    Rangasthalam, tumbaad ,eega, kgf, 3 idiots, pushpa
    Some Indian movies I recommend

  • @siddharthpillay5376
    @siddharthpillay5376 3 месяца назад

    You are not a racist my brother, you are just born in a world defined by boundaries. The editing in this video, shows true talent. I have mates who are jordi's they are just unaplogetically real. Stay the same. #subcribed

  • @theemperorofnefoli2160
    @theemperorofnefoli2160 Год назад +1

    I like the fact that at 1:39 he is talking about inda but shows nepal

  • @Splicer-lb5xb
    @Splicer-lb5xb 4 месяца назад

    Indian here, this, and Bahubali, are the best movies of current-ish time, Tollywood has dethroned bollywood like how sci-fi movies have basically executed high-fantasy movies.

  • @somnathbose7455
    @somnathbose7455 Месяц назад

    As an Indian who knows how the horrors of colonisation is still having its effects on us to this day and even for a foreseeable future...u don't have to hate a race ... just isolate crimes and criminals from their racial identity ...race is never in our control... but identifying or justifying a crime based on racial biases are something to be kept in check.... neither colonisation, nor white bashing makes any sense ... crimes are crimes .. and we should all learn from it and see that those don't get repeated period...

  • @SuryaSingh-s1x
    @SuryaSingh-s1x 2 месяца назад

    As an indian, i am very surprised that you know very much about indian movies ....
    I will like to recommend a indian tollywood movie " Bahubali" which is one of the my favorite movie..

  • @sreekarrao6570
    @sreekarrao6570 Месяц назад

    "actors similar looking to my self" *shows henry cavil* OKAY BUDDY

  • @rocksheezh4906
    @rocksheezh4906 2 месяца назад +1

    Modern Certified Satirical Racist: Ah-ah...ah 😂

  • @dthomaswrites
    @dthomaswrites Год назад

    I can recommend two Indian movies to cure people of Homophobia : Badhaai Do and Aligarh. The first is a fun comedy, the second is a pretty intense tragedy.

  • @Praveenkumar-ek3di
    @Praveenkumar-ek3di 2 года назад +2

    If West make this movie then actor bromance turned into a Gay relationship.

  • @zori8372
    @zori8372 2 года назад

    Some popular mass indian movies like RRR
    KGF Chapter 1, 2
    Bahubali 1, 2
    Pushpa The Rise
    Serious Movies
    Drishyam 1, 2
    Ratsasan

  • @asmitsharma70
    @asmitsharma70 2 месяца назад

    The good thing is u changed bro most ppl dont

  • @idklol8610
    @idklol8610 2 года назад +2

    I'm Indian/Telugu-American (the language this movie was made in!) and even I think a lot of Bollywood/Tollywood movies are garbage. There are some gems though, and this was one of them. The song and dance routine is mostly trailer fodder.

    • @idklol8610
      @idklol8610 2 года назад +1

      Though, if you're looking for a really good movie I suggest Agent Sai Srinivas Atreya.

    • @idklol8610
      @idklol8610 2 года назад

      That and Awe.

    • @thebatman7496
      @thebatman7496 2 года назад

      @@idklol8610 AWE is actually freemake of an European movie tho

  • @41kils
    @41kils Год назад +3

    The irish in america are the only group indians have noticed have been en masse. The germans, british, french, norwegians, greeks all get along with indians. The italians and indians get along as much as any two separate ancestries in the us.

  • @hitarthjoshi3198
    @hitarthjoshi3198 Месяц назад

    As an Indian, your discrimination against Indian films is totally warranted
    RRR is a 'once in a blue moon' phenomena