I thought the trailer did exactly what it intended to. It’s an action thriller but the emotional core will be what makes this movie special. I loved the way it was cut and the music was fantastic. I’m so ready to catch this one in cinema!
Hi... been following your channel for 4 years now !! Some feedback on this. Yes, this is not the best trailer out there, but it's decent and the reason things are unclear is because the makers do not want to reveal everything in the promos and want us to experience it in the theatres itself. The teaser was more impactful. But both of the promos did not connect with you guys because you both never really paid attention to the details or subtitles in the teaser and the trailer. I think it is very evident that it is a brother sister relationship here. And alia being the sister here is going to go any lengths to save her brother. It is a classic role reversal and probably the first in bollywood where the sister is going to go all out to save her brother. In most movies of this nature it is the other way round. And yes the performances look good, the director is known for fun and groundbreaking movies, so definitely people are excited for it. Also, these relationship based movies work wonders in India. Where the core is an emotional arc between a mother and son, or father and son or brother and sister. You guys are not getting this part. If the emotion hits in the feels in this movie, its going to do wonders. Also, how can after watching the trailer you not get that the brother is in jail in a foreign south asian country as mentioned in the subtitles clearly and he is caught for something that won't get you a death penalty in India. And he did not get proper trial and legal defense in his case because he was in a foreign country where he did not even understand the language in which his death sentence was read out. Not liking a trailer is one thing, not getting a trailer because of not paying attention is what is bothering your audience here. Thanks.
Every indian sister like that protect brother you not understand because that thing and other that reference rakhi brother protect sister but here sister protect brother this is new thought
9:15: exactly what a good trailer would do. Bring up questions like these. But all in all, easiest way to put: it is clearly tailored for Indian audience.
In India sister and brother relationship are kind of like that. Every year on Rakhi sisters tie a sacred thread on the wrist of their brothers as a symbol of protection. The whole emotions in the movie are based off of that. I have similar feeling for my younger brother. And this trailer made me very emotional
Also I would go to the ends of the earth to protect my younger brother like that. I have kind of motherly instincts for him and yeah like someone else mentioned in the comments, sisters in India project younger bro just like a mom does. I can’t see him in trouble and this movie would make me cry for sure
bro what u saying? there are literal american movies and web series and lots of it over protecting your kids or fighting for family....son...daughter...brothers....sisters......u're acting as if it's only indian thing.....infact in india there are lot of sister killings and brother killing in name of family property and money and all sorts of stupid thing which doesn't happen in foreign countries........simple thing is they didn't like the trailer for some weird reasons that's all
Rick, being really honest, I think there are some nuances that can only really be fully understood and grasped with a proper understanding of a language and culture. Unfortunately, because you and Korbin are not fluent Hindi speakers or culturally Indian, I think the trailer is too fast-paced for you to really connect with it. I will not lie and say that it flows perfectly but I think the point here is for it to be kind of choppy, attention-catching, and a bit chaotic. Either way, I hope you see the film and then get back to us with your opinion.
@@sandeepmehta2244 I think you are completely entitled to your opinion as I am to mine. I just don’t see your point here, I am sorry. I don’t believe that every opinion should be based on personal experiences or past likes/dislikes. In fact, Rick and Korbin should be viewing and reacting to this trailer on its own experience, which I think they are. I just think that their sentiments toward this trailer may be different than mine (I’m an Indian) due to cultural differences, and it may be contributing to the reason why Rick is not able to comprehend/resonate with the content he just reacted to.
@@bensmithy4279 yes, the overall trailer may have been a bit lengthy but i think the individual scenes in it were kind of choppy and too quick for them to fully grasp what was going on. and especially since this wasn’t necessarily a simple trailer where everything is spelled out for you.
It seems like you often gravitate toward simpler, more familiar trailers because they’re fun and aligned with traditional norms of Indian cinema, focusing heavily on cultural elements that you’ve grown to understand since your channel’s inception. However, when Indian films attempt to push boundaries by experimenting with new genres or storytelling methods that deviate from these cultural expectations, it appears you don’t fully appreciate or accommodate these efforts. The criticism here is that you tend to favor content that feels "Indian enough," embracing creativity only when it's coated with familiar cultural cues, rather than supporting more innovative or experimental projects that challenge the conventions of mainstream film especially in Hindi. Here people are calling Alia - Lady Bachchan and it’s so great, but you don’t like it cause it’s different but not in an Indian way.
hey, likes and dislikes are alright, part and parcel of watching anything. No one's expecting you to pick up cultural nuances, and it's perfectly alright if the rhythm and pacing puts you offf, but do at least grasp the basic premise of a trailer. It looks like a simple prison break action thriller, where a sister decides to break her brother out of prison in a south east asian country where carrying drugs is punishable by death ( Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam....where this is absolutely a reality ). Now the premise is as obvious and clear-cut as that. You may not like the vibe of the trailer and that's cool. You gotta at least pick up what's happening in it! That's basic
@@mrinalinisinghania2384 thanks! Rick clearly didn't like either the teaser or the trailer, which is totally fine. What was putting off though was the laziness in engaging with what's there in the teaser/trailer. Tbh it's not that the premise is amazing. I personally don't dig it either, but do trust Vasan Bala as a filmmaker to pull off something interesting. Mindboggling though, how a straight forward simple one line premise was completely missed by Rick n Korbin in the teaser and trailer because of lazy watching
Precisely! I think that initially their channel was fun to watch (and still is, at times) because they would actively engage in the content they were watching. I have now become irritated by the fact of how quickly they tend to dismiss content that they don’t necessarily understand properly. Which is why I think they need to better educate themselves because it leads to confusion and sometimes even a disrespectful/condescending tone. I hope they take a beat to evaluate their words and behavior so that it doesn’t end up hurting the hard work of so many individuals who work together to make a film, as well their audience here on RUclips.
@@mrinalinisinghania2384 True! their channel is still pretty fun, and I am actually quite okay even with the content they don't understand or dismiss, since they are not obligated to. Even if you're dismissive or condescending, as a lot of view generating culture commentators are, there has to be some legitimate basis for your criticism. This was just lazy wishy washy uninformed analysis. Liking/not liking something is absolutely fine...careless lazy engagement is not. Even a kid from any culture could tell this is a prison break story from the teaser itself. These guys couldn't after watching the teaser and the trailer. That's as howler as a howler can get
I left the teaser reaction when Rick started speaking, leaving the trailer reaction at the same exact first line reaction. Okay, eh, whatever! But who cares... That's your opinion Rick. Good for you!!
Good guys you were honest ! More honesty like this please because everyone was going gaga over this and I was skeptical and now I found that someone agrees with me
If the trailer is 3 minutes long, then its not good. That's pathetic. Focus on the content instead of talking about your stupid opinion on 3 minutes of trailer. Its so stupid. Rick thinks if he doesn't like something, then nobody should like it. He is asking Why people would like it. Rick being arrogant as always 🤨
weird you guys dislike this of all trailers but hey plenty of times great movies have trailers we may not like. i hated RRR’s trailer and it turned out to be a godsend of a movie lol. So optimism is the way
I have just returned after watching this movie and the movie is really really awesome 💯. Intense emotion of a sister for her younger brother to bring him back from the prison before a death sentence
This movie looks like is inspired from old movie " gumrah" featuring legendary sridevi and sanjay dutt, you guys have reacted to a song of the same film, by the way that old film was 👍
Watch Ishqiya and dedh Ishqiya... Outstanding movies with Vidya, Naseeruddin, Arshad, Madhuri, Vijay Raaz and co 👏 Hauntingly beautiful music and poetic writing ❤👏 Dil ka mizaaj is a gem of a song 👏 💎 Horn ok please is a crass, rooted yet hilarious opening 👏❤ So many dramatic thespians in it..
In india Elder sister is like 2nd mother for a child(for Hindus mostly) so they are banking on the emotion of brother and sister which was not used in a film before like this.. 🙂
@darshanparmar5516you guys make it sound like every second muslim marriage is among family members, and no Hindu ever marries within family, while the truth is that 15% muslim marriages and 9% Hindu marriages are congenial. Not that massive a difference, is it? Source: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32641190/#:~:text=Muslims%20had%20a%20higher%20prevalence,%2Dniece%20marriages%20(0.6%25).
This movie lost me on the action, when I heard the premise I thought it would be a legal battle, a court drama but these vigilante thing about an Indian girl breaking into a jail in Singapore or wherever that is, diminished the story significantly, what is this Lara Croft the Indian version lol.
There is literally nothing Lara Craft about this. It is not even the same genre. Have you seen Lara Croft? Watch more Korean movies and shows. Then you will love this trailer and book your tickets for FDFS. Who wants to see a boring courtroom drama or legal battle? Watch Pink, Gargi, Attam, etc for that. 😂
@@sandeepmehta2244 This movie does not interest me one bit, maybe if it was a Netflix production lol but anyway why would i watch Korean movie to appreciate this, Korean movies probably have better storyline even if melodramatic. Also I know Lara Croft is a different genre but it was similarly an action film with a female lead however Lara Croft did not need to viewed critically, this film if being projected as realistic, emotional film but does not live up to it at least in the trailers. Not wasting money on Jigra.
if you didn't thought this was action drama from the teaser itself then you should probably check ur IQ...it seems to be dropping real fast......and i just have some interest because of just the director.......and the singer in this trailer...her voice was good
I think both of you really didn't grasp that the film is quite literally in your brother's relationship... That is the entire gist !! We are a country where we have traditional festivals ENTIRELY based on Brother-sister relationship!! Example - Raksha Bandhan, Bhai Dhuj, Bhai phota... Especially Raksha Bandhan.. In Raksha Bandhan, it's believed that the brothers always protect their sisters... So, here they are showing how a sister is going to all lenghths to protect his brother. And the tempo changing in the end, was needed because it was there to remind us that this IS NOT some action thriller but a STORY about a sister's love !! Which I mean honestly if you knew hindi would have understood when they played the legendary, old "phoola ka tara" Song... A song that has been in the epitome of a brother sister relationship in India.. A song that is ALWAYS played in Raksha Bandhan... The teaser gave only that song because from the very onset they wanted to point out that the film is about Brother-sister relationship. We native speakers didn't need to be told that specifically through dialogue because we understood from the song. Even the name of the trailer, "Jigra" Is also a huge point out to how this film is about brother-sister relationship. "Jigra" - means 1. Being courageous & brave.. Which here a sister is doing for her brother.. It's also simultaneously used to describe a person who is usually a part of your heart... It's usually used in the context of either friends or siblings.. Not romantic relationships & not parents... Although u could but it's never really used in that way...
India is a patriarchal society at the core even though it projects itself differently to the outside world. A sister going out of her way to save her brother is a sentiment which will resonate ONLY within Indian borders. That perhaps explains why Rick and Korbin were cross eyed and confused after watching this trailer. As for Bollywood, if this movie clicks at the box office, soon you will see an assembly line of hindi movies where the pet cat saves his master from the mafia, a step grandmother saving her grandchild at the battlefield, etc. Basically gamble with some ridiculous idea and hope that a new franchise can be setup in coming years. The audience are dumb anyways.
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU GUYS, THIS KARAN JOHAR AND FAMILY IS MAD, JUST WANT TO MAKE THE POTATO FACE ALIA LOOK BADASS BUT THAT WILL MAKE THE MOVIE RUBBISH. THIS MOVIE IS ABSOLUTELY SENSELESS.
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I thought the trailer did exactly what it intended to. It’s an action thriller but the emotional core will be what makes this movie special. I loved the way it was cut and the music was fantastic. I’m so ready to catch this one in cinema!
Hi... been following your channel for 4 years now !!
Some feedback on this. Yes, this is not the best trailer out there, but it's decent and the reason things are unclear is because the makers do not want to reveal everything in the promos and want us to experience it in the theatres itself.
The teaser was more impactful. But both of the promos did not connect with you guys because you both never really paid attention to the details or subtitles in the teaser and the trailer. I think it is very evident that it is a brother sister relationship here. And alia being the sister here is going to go any lengths to save her brother. It is a classic role reversal and probably the first in bollywood where the sister is going to go all out to save her brother. In most movies of this nature it is the other way round. And yes the performances look good, the director is known for fun and groundbreaking movies, so definitely people are excited for it.
Also, these relationship based movies work wonders in India. Where the core is an emotional arc between a mother and son, or father and son or brother and sister. You guys are not getting this part. If the emotion hits in the feels in this movie, its going to do wonders.
Also, how can after watching the trailer you not get that the brother is in jail in a foreign south asian country as mentioned in the subtitles clearly and he is caught for something that won't get you a death penalty in India. And he did not get proper trial and legal defense in his case because he was in a foreign country where he did not even understand the language in which his death sentence was read out.
Not liking a trailer is one thing, not getting a trailer because of not paying attention is what is bothering your audience here. Thanks.
Again, so so well-said!
Every indian sister like that protect brother you not understand because that thing and other that reference rakhi brother protect sister but here sister protect brother this is new thought
you guys are insane
Totally disagree with you guys, This is going to be too good movie.
9:15: exactly what a good trailer would do. Bring up questions like these.
But all in all, easiest way to put: it is clearly tailored for Indian audience.
In India sister and brother relationship are kind of like that. Every year on Rakhi sisters tie a sacred thread on the wrist of their brothers as a symbol of protection. The whole emotions in the movie are based off of that. I have similar feeling for my younger brother. And this trailer made me very emotional
Also I would go to the ends of the earth to protect my younger brother like that. I have kind of motherly instincts for him and yeah like someone else mentioned in the comments, sisters in India project younger bro just like a mom does. I can’t see him in trouble and this movie would make me cry for sure
I meant protect not project
bro what u saying? there are literal american movies and web series and lots of it over protecting your kids or fighting for family....son...daughter...brothers....sisters......u're acting as if it's only indian thing.....infact in india there are lot of sister killings and brother killing in name of family property and money and all sorts of stupid thing which doesn't happen in foreign countries........simple thing is they didn't like the trailer for some weird reasons that's all
Rick, being really honest, I think there are some nuances that can only really be fully understood and grasped with a proper understanding of a language and culture. Unfortunately, because you and Korbin are not fluent Hindi speakers or culturally Indian, I think the trailer is too fast-paced for you to really connect with it. I will not lie and say that it flows perfectly but I think the point here is for it to be kind of choppy, attention-catching, and a bit chaotic. Either way, I hope you see the film and then get back to us with your opinion.
@@sandeepmehta2244 I think you are completely entitled to your opinion as I am to mine. I just don’t see your point here, I am sorry. I don’t believe that every opinion should be based on personal experiences or past likes/dislikes. In fact, Rick and Korbin should be viewing and reacting to this trailer on its own experience, which I think they are. I just think that their sentiments toward this trailer may be different than mine (I’m an Indian) due to cultural differences, and it may be contributing to the reason why Rick is not able to comprehend/resonate with the content he just reacted to.
@@mrinalinisinghania2384 😂😂😂😂ok
whenever they don't like something...bring culture to justify that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fast paced? Did you watch the same trailer ? It was a painfully slow trailer and that's what they're saying too!!
@@bensmithy4279 yes, the overall trailer may have been a bit lengthy but i think the individual scenes in it were kind of choppy and too quick for them to fully grasp what was going on. and especially since this wasn’t necessarily a simple trailer where everything is spelled out for you.
😊they are more focusing on the brother and sister relationship but how far you can go for that relationship thats here they trying to showcasing rick.
It seems like you often gravitate toward simpler, more familiar trailers because they’re fun and aligned with traditional norms of Indian cinema, focusing heavily on cultural elements that you’ve grown to understand since your channel’s inception. However, when Indian films attempt to push boundaries by experimenting with new genres or storytelling methods that deviate from these cultural expectations, it appears you don’t fully appreciate or accommodate these efforts. The criticism here is that you tend to favor content that feels "Indian enough," embracing creativity only when it's coated with familiar cultural cues, rather than supporting more innovative or experimental projects that challenge the conventions of mainstream film especially in Hindi. Here people are calling Alia - Lady Bachchan and it’s so great, but you don’t like it cause it’s different but not in an Indian way.
Alia as lady Bachchan? Never heard that before.
@@danidee-w8zit’s catching up
Bingo.
Alia actually being called that? Pfft, no she isn't.
@@Microice13 are you guys paid by KJo because if not you all have a lot of time and no job😂😂
hey, likes and dislikes are alright, part and parcel of watching anything. No one's expecting you to pick up cultural nuances, and it's perfectly alright if the rhythm and pacing puts you offf, but do at least grasp the basic premise of a trailer. It looks like a simple prison break action thriller, where a sister decides to break her brother out of prison in a south east asian country where carrying drugs is punishable by death ( Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam....where this is absolutely a reality ). Now the premise is as obvious and clear-cut as that. You may not like the vibe of the trailer and that's cool. You gotta at least pick up what's happening in it! That's basic
Hey, really well-said!!
@@mrinalinisinghania2384 thanks! Rick clearly didn't like either the teaser or the trailer, which is totally fine. What was putting off though was the laziness in engaging with what's there in the teaser/trailer. Tbh it's not that the premise is amazing. I personally don't dig it either, but do trust Vasan Bala as a filmmaker to pull off something interesting. Mindboggling though, how a straight forward simple one line premise was completely missed by Rick n Korbin in the teaser and trailer because of lazy watching
Precisely! I think that initially their channel was fun to watch (and still is, at times) because they would actively engage in the content they were watching. I have now become irritated by the fact of how quickly they tend to dismiss content that they don’t necessarily understand properly. Which is why I think they need to better educate themselves because it leads to confusion and sometimes even a disrespectful/condescending tone. I hope they take a beat to evaluate their words and behavior so that it doesn’t end up hurting the hard work of so many individuals who work together to make a film, as well their audience here on RUclips.
@@mrinalinisinghania2384 True! their channel is still pretty fun, and I am actually quite okay even with the content they don't understand or dismiss, since they are not obligated to. Even if you're dismissive or condescending, as a lot of view generating culture commentators are, there has to be some legitimate basis for your criticism. This was just lazy wishy washy uninformed analysis. Liking/not liking something is absolutely fine...careless lazy engagement is not. Even a kid from any culture could tell this is a prison break story from the teaser itself. These guys couldn't after watching the teaser and the trailer. That's as howler as a howler can get
I left the teaser reaction when Rick started speaking, leaving the trailer reaction at the same exact first line reaction. Okay, eh, whatever! But who cares... That's your opinion Rick. Good for you!!
@@Citadel8281 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Song parts are for the emotions to flow naturally for the that bonding of sis and bro.
Good guys you were honest ! More honesty like this please because everyone was going gaga over this and I was skeptical and now I found that someone agrees with me
Muh mei lele Ricky ka😂😂😂😂
1:38 reaction starts..
You dont have emotion then you should avoid this movie.
Except they do, try again.
If the trailer is 3 minutes long, then its not good. That's pathetic. Focus on the content instead of talking about your stupid opinion on 3 minutes of trailer. Its so stupid. Rick thinks if he doesn't like something, then nobody should like it. He is asking Why people would like it. Rick being arrogant as always 🤨
weird you guys dislike this of all trailers but hey plenty of times great movies have trailers we may not like. i hated RRR’s trailer and it turned out to be a godsend of a movie lol. So optimism is the way
I have just returned after watching this movie and the movie is really really awesome 💯. Intense emotion of a sister for her younger brother to bring him back from the prison before a death sentence
This movie looks like is inspired from old movie " gumrah" featuring legendary sridevi and sanjay dutt, you guys have reacted to a song of the same film, by the way that old film was 👍
we never expect you guys to get the INDIAN emotions
Idk but every time i open their videos i always return with disappointment...
Watch Ishqiya and dedh Ishqiya... Outstanding movies with Vidya, Naseeruddin, Arshad, Madhuri, Vijay Raaz and co 👏
Hauntingly beautiful music and poetic writing ❤👏
Dil ka mizaaj is a gem of a song 👏 💎
Horn ok please is a crass, rooted yet hilarious opening 👏❤
So many dramatic thespians in it..
In india Elder sister is like 2nd mother for a child(for Hindus mostly) so they are banking on the emotion of brother and sister which was not used in a film before like this.. 🙂
What do you mean for Hindus? In every religion that's the case lol
@@Ranakk900 in some religion you marry your sister so i can't surly comment on every religion.. i can only comment on my religion.. 😊
@@darshanparmar5516 Christians mein bhi shaadi nai karte apne siblings and cousins ke saath... Ab main aur kisi religion ke baare mein nai bol sakta 😆
@darshanparmar5516you guys make it sound like every second muslim marriage is among family members, and no Hindu ever marries within family, while the truth is that 15% muslim marriages and 9% Hindu marriages are congenial. Not that massive a difference, is it?
Source: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32641190/#:~:text=Muslims%20had%20a%20higher%20prevalence,%2Dniece%20marriages%20(0.6%25).
@@darshanparmar5516there are no religions where you marry your sister; what are you talking about
Agree with Rick! ALIA was miscast! It just doesn't emotionally engage you!
The comment section - brought to you by chatgpt. Suddenly every indian in the comments has become coherent. It's gr8 to see.
from east africa im big fun alia bhatt i loved❤
For the first time, I'm making a comment here. I regularly watch your videos. keep it up
This movie lost me on the action, when I heard the premise I thought it would be a legal battle, a court drama but these vigilante thing about an Indian girl breaking into a jail in Singapore or wherever that is, diminished the story significantly, what is this Lara Croft the Indian version lol.
There is literally nothing Lara Craft about this. It is not even the same genre. Have you seen Lara Croft? Watch more Korean movies and shows. Then you will love this trailer and book your tickets for FDFS. Who wants to see a boring courtroom drama or legal battle? Watch Pink, Gargi, Attam, etc for that. 😂
@@sandeepmehta2244 This movie does not interest me one bit, maybe if it was a Netflix production lol but anyway why would i watch Korean movie to appreciate this, Korean movies probably have better storyline even if melodramatic. Also I know Lara Croft is a different genre but it was similarly an action film with a female lead however Lara Croft did not need to viewed critically, this film if being projected as realistic, emotional film but does not live up to it at least in the trailers. Not wasting money on Jigra.
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@@shantagees9425 ok
if you didn't thought this was action drama from the teaser itself then you should probably check ur IQ...it seems to be dropping real fast......and i just have some interest because of just the director.......and the singer in this trailer...her voice was good
I think both of you really didn't grasp that the film is quite literally in your brother's relationship...
That is the entire gist !!
We are a country where we have traditional festivals ENTIRELY based on Brother-sister relationship!!
Example - Raksha Bandhan, Bhai Dhuj, Bhai phota...
Especially Raksha Bandhan..
In Raksha Bandhan, it's believed that the brothers always protect their sisters...
So, here they are showing how a sister is going to all lenghths to protect his brother.
And the tempo changing in the end, was needed because it was there to remind us that this IS NOT some action thriller but a STORY about a sister's love !!
Which I mean honestly if you knew hindi would have understood when they played the legendary, old "phoola ka tara" Song...
A song that has been in the epitome of a brother sister relationship in India..
A song that is ALWAYS played in Raksha Bandhan...
The teaser gave only that song because from the very onset they wanted to point out that the film is about Brother-sister relationship.
We native speakers didn't need to be told that specifically through dialogue because we understood from the song.
Even the name of the trailer, "Jigra" Is also a huge point out to how this film is about brother-sister relationship.
"Jigra" - means 1. Being courageous & brave..
Which here a sister is doing for her brother..
It's also simultaneously used to describe a person who is usually a part of your heart...
It's usually used in the context of either friends or siblings..
Not romantic relationships & not parents...
Although u could but it's never really used in that way...
I didn’t agree with Rick for his teaser reaction. But yeah, I can resonate with his reaction for this trailer. This was a meh trailer.
agree with them about this one. For some reason, this just doesn’t give that Alia vibe i was looking for in her movies. 🥲
@1:53 the lady in the background used to a very hot actress in her hay days... Sheeba..
Absolutely agree, there's some weird vibe in the trailer. Can't relate or feel any connection with the film.
@@nancy0403-sh3md I agree 💯
why so late? i thought you’d be the first to react to the trailer 😮
Where is ghajini part 2 ?
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When she was falling from the tree, not saying it's copied 😂 but it felt like a jackie chan scene from Who Am I 😂
yeah because jackie chan invented falling from trees huh no human has done that before
Yes and when she was saying dialogue, it's copied from The Jazz Singer (1927), the first movie with talking
@@keepplayingnice Puri zindagi bar tu uss original ki he chat te rahna bkl😂😂😂😂😂
@@jerryp2790 Tera baap kabhi nhi gira kya tree se bkl😢😢😢😢
@@Rakeshbadiwal sarcasm samajle gawar
you don't understand indian senses, it seems
SO YOU THINK ONLY INDIAN SISTERS AMONGST THE WHOLE WORLD CARE ABOUT THEIR BROTHERS🤣🤣
@@lego7315 I think you didn't understood my comment
Try to review new Malayalam movie kishkinda kandam, one of the great movie this year
I felt the same. Disappointed by the trailer
Actually u r not acquainted with the language....I saw the movie n it's amazing.....so diagree with u
I love Alia but I agree, it doesn’t look too good.
@@Princesssonny7 Ikr fr
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I dont think this is going to be a good movie dnt know didt seemed interesting
then GET LOST , go and watch ******* .
Yeah it's gonna be a disaster
React to Devara Ayuda pooja dance by ntr. Catch the movie too if possible
If u pay they will watch bro
Bollywood bootlickers for a reason, it took 2 days to react to something as big as Devara trailer for you
India is a patriarchal society at the core even though it projects itself differently to the outside world.
A sister going out of her way to save her brother is a sentiment which will resonate ONLY within Indian borders.
That perhaps explains why Rick and Korbin were cross eyed and confused after watching this trailer.
As for Bollywood, if this movie clicks at the box office, soon you will see an assembly line of hindi movies where the pet cat saves his master from the mafia, a step grandmother saving her grandchild at the battlefield, etc.
Basically gamble with some ridiculous idea and hope that a new franchise can be setup in coming years. The audience are dumb anyways.
What makes you think USA is not patriarchal? They are but in a different way. It's just that their relationship dynamics are different.
One more copied song
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU GUYS, THIS KARAN JOHAR AND FAMILY IS MAD, JUST WANT TO MAKE THE POTATO FACE ALIA LOOK BADASS BUT THAT WILL MAKE THE MOVIE RUBBISH. THIS MOVIE IS ABSOLUTELY SENSELESS.
First to comment 😊
I don't like this trailer. You can review Hungama movie 2003, it's comedy
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