We Tamilians are proud of our malayali brothers and sisters. Your movies are also lovey and pure like you guys. Love you all... Hail south indian cinema 🤗🥰😍🤩
Just wanna say thank you to the early commenters who are being patient with me. I really appreciate it. You could have ragged on me but you guys are being cool and understanding.
Thanks Jaby for your review. You really need to watch Angamaly Diaries of Lijo. That's a brilliantly made made movie. There will be no confusion. You will not get lost. Then i will reccomend Thanmatra for Mohanlals brilliant performance. Actually i can suggest infinite films. But just start with these if you can. And we malayalees love you both a lot. You two are the best. That's why there comes a lot of suggestions, love and complaints too. We love you.
You'll have watch the end of Jallikettu to understand the movie. Don't think about character driven story. Just go with the flow. Understand the message in it.
If you are not into jellikattu,better dont watch it.it dont have anyone to root for.That one is not your cup of tea. But watch it to learn 'how to move a camera'.
only malayali cinema is different as whole otherwise tamil cinema is just like bollywood...few sensible movies in between whole masala...and telgu cinema is just like bollywood from 2000's or even worse
@@nabhanshamsudheen2556 like telugu movies are quite avg but there are a lot of great malayalam and tamil movies that's what I meant, I do understand they are different😂
Do you they are keen about these movies. They are just doing on sake of getting viewers. Nowadays its been trend that Keralites are praising themselves and promoting channels who praise. I can't understand why you people are promoting such stupid reaction videos. It's not made out of any genuine interest or passion. These people see India as huge market for their stupid reaction videos. They describe movies without even watching or learning about it. Many promote them as if they are very interested in Indian movies and people fall into them when they praise about it.
@fantasty 6Portuguese explorer Vasco de Gama becomes the first European to reach India via the Atlantic Ocean when he arrives at Calicut on the Malabar Coast. vasco Da Gama sailed from Lisbon, Portugal, in July 1497, rounded the Cape of Good Hope, and anchored at Malindi on the east coast of Africa. With the aid of an Indian merchant he met there, he then set off across the Indian Ocean. The Portuguese explorer was not greeted warmly by the Muslim merchants of Calicut, and in 1499 he had to fight his way out of the harbor on his return trip home. In 1502, he led a squadron of ships to Calicut to avenge the massacre of Portuguese explorers there and succeeded in subduing the inhabitants. In 1524, he was sent as viceroy to India, but he fell ill and died in Cochin.
Pellissheri is a family name in kerala, jaby. His dad was late Mr. Jose pellissheri, an actor in malayalam film industry. He had added the name of his family after his firstname. That's common among the artists of kerala in 70s and 80s, while the drama culture was much famous.
Thank you *Jaby* for being honest. I don't expect you to fully understand and appreciate *"Jallikattu"* because it's a complex film with many layers, nuances and some local cultural aspects embedded in it. I loved *"Jallikattu"* because I love this type of storytelling and filmmaking. I'm a big fan of *"Lijo Jose Pellissery"* from *Kolkata, Bengal* and I believe he and his films have the potential to win an Oscar for India. I've watched all of his films. *Jaby* after finishing *"Jallikattu"* watch these following films directed by *Lijo* Sir:- 1) *Ee. Ma. Yau* 2) *Angamaly Diaries* 3) *Amen* The thing is 90% of *Hindi, Tamil, Telugu* movies are made to entertain the masses that's why they attract many eyeballs hence these films earn big bucks at the Box Office and so many people suggest you guys these films. On the other hand, 90% of the *Bengali, Malayalam, Marathi* films are made for the classy audience. One needs to have high level of intellect to decipher these masterpieces and that's why these films are not very popular and that's why you don't get many requests and views from anything related to these 3 film industries. In India films from this 3 industries win the most number of National and International awards and nominations. *Jaby* for the last 5 years you've mostly watched average masala films to satisfy your subscribers but if you want to satisfy your soul and if you are genuinely interested about learning different styles of filmmaking and witness different style of storytelling from Indian filmmakers then you should start watching more *Bengali, Malayalam, Marathi* films. *Jaby* don't care about views all the time and watch top quality *Malayalam, Bengali, Marathi, Assamese* films and you'll discover a different India and you'll learn a lot as a budding filmmaker...
I loved the look of the film! It felt as though the environment is as much a character in the story as the people. It also looks as though the story is a slow build, which I think is really effective when telling a suspenseful story. Would love to watch this!
Hahahahaha it's Lijo and Jose with a hard "j". People in Kerala have names like this. It is quite common. Also, I completely understand your feelings for Jallikattu. This kind of cinema is not easy to digest. Especially when the filmmaker is less concerned about building a protagonist and more concerned with the message. If you can, try to sit through it. I promise you won't regret it.
@@stormyzvox2185 every lijo movie has an inner meaning conveyed...you just won't get it if you don't have that kinda interest, intelligence or taste...like majority of the people are like you...even me...I had to watch it like thrice to get the Crux of it.
@@stormyzvox2185 as far as I understood and my film critique friend claims..it's the fight of a person with his inner beastly nature...that is constant throughout ones lives...I'm every stage of our life we have to keep a check on our evil side, cruel nature, greed and the need to conquer.. In the movie everyone's behind the ox right..the same ox meaning every person has that beast inside of him.
His is a proper indian and a malayali his father is also a popular malayalam actor 'pelissery' He has no connection with portuguese, and his name pronounce like not 'hose' Its 'jose' the pronounciation starts with 'j' 'Lijo jose pelissery'(LJP♥️🔥), you guys have already react his movies like 'jellikettu' and many more, and one thing surely say that you guys are amazing😊😊
@@artmonkey_4 names like "Lijo," "Jijo," "Jinu," "Lini," etc., are actually pretty Malayalee. some parents just go berserk with alphabet cocktails, the name itself doesn't really mean anything. And names like Jose and such are just from the bible. Jose is a variation of Joseph etc, if you meant that by from the west, then yeah.
Morning people.. 😇 Churuli means a spiral. Basically this will be similar to your Jallkattu experience if the title and trailer is any indication. They're going after a phantom. About how it doesn't connect you to the story, I guess it's because the Malayalam movies especially the genre of movies that are slice of life are very subtle and layered. What they show might deeply resonate with the public because it's just that portrayed. And being not familiar with the situation or characters it might pull you out of the story.
LJP movies can never be described as slice of life movies at all. Amen was movie in the category of magical realism. There was an element of fantasy in EeMaYu as well. Nayakan his first movie was a beautifully made movie which told a tale of vendetta in a very unusual way. Double Barrel was a comic book movie. Angamaly Diaries was kind of realistic but the making of that movie was truly unique (it was kind of an exception) . Churuli seems to be a tale of fantasy, allegory and supernatural.
@@Hari-kx2er Agreed. I was speaking in general because that's what Jaby pointed out. Even with the first half of Drishyam. So when I said slice of life movies I meant in general.
Dear Jaby, Malayalam cinema is what I call as a real serious cinema industry, due respects to the rest of the industries...they do not make kiddish stuff, atleast majorly......Malayalam cinema is for serious cinephiles who really want to study cinema, who has the seriousness and maturity about dwelling into the subversions and the subtleness, the sublimeness of character definitions, and the various gradients that happen in human emotions which makes it a part of a realistic experience. Its grey and very deep in perspectives. This industry makes institutional stuff. You need to give a separate time and space to understand the products this industry churns out, for it is therapeutic in experience. Once you get a sense of appreciation with the stories and making they churn out, you can be sure that you have matured several notches up in your perception of how to look at cinema on a whole. Cut away bollywood for a month and start seeing only Malayalam, then let me assure you, your appreciation for art, beauty, human emotions and sensibilities would have crossed several marks higher. The calm serene, Buddha level :). You cannot see these movies through bollywood sensibilities and templates, which is why you are not able to connect or stay focused for longer periods. For any therapy to work its wonder on you, you would need to distance your present acclimatisation for sometime atleast, to step into the new zone. Drishyam especially is a master class of diverse elements that makes up the ensemble which defines the character of the protagonist. Again it was made for diverse audience, who can appreciate both mass and class level movies.The first one hour is a must for the movie to score 100% to make justice to what the director exactly intends to show. Wish you the best Jaby :)
I have been watching your reviews for some time and I feel the both of you (Achara included) have a bias towards finding an active human protagonist in a movie when in all likelihood, the movie may not even have one. Sometimes, the protagonist may be a message, a belief, or an 'object' like the suitcase in Pulp Fiction. When you are watching Jallikattu, do not try looking for a person to follow for the 'trying' will tamper with your experience and only increase your frustration. Follow the 'events' in the film. I personally believe every film should be seen that way. The reason you are not able to follow anyone in Jallikattu is because the director intended you to not do so. Looking forward to your review as usual. Peace out.
Yes you are right, being a north Indian guy i just fed up watching Bollywood movies so, in this lockdown time i started watching south Indian movies with English subtitle, jallikattu is a masterpiece movie here are some of other movies i liked them; avane srimannarayana, dia, trance, forensic, kirik party, kumbalangi nights, agent shree sai nivasa,
Malayalam movies have the most intellectual, mysterious film making in India and the highest content quality. They don't just mess around in their cinema. You need tremendous study, analysis and reasoning ability to understand the story.
@Sid SyndromeNever watched one before but would surely like to.I am sure Bangla movies also would be second to none. All regional movie making industry in India stand out and displays true essence of the rich culture, characters and story they portray.😊
Not really.i dont think we are known for producing intellectual pieces.Bengali/Marathi movies does it I believe that we make commercial movies with more character driven and realism..thats all.
@Sid Syndrome Good movies from every industry should come up and good content should be promoted and not the overhyped good for nothing crap from Bollywood .
just a point about the 1st hour of Drishyam @Jaby, most people disagree with you on that because most people who saw that movie (malayalees), could relate with Every Single Moment of it!! It was an ordinary malayalee family's life happening before our eyes and that's what our HOOK was!
Difference between malayalam and bollywood style of filmmaking is similar to that of korean and hollywood style of film making ❤ or in simple words ,if u wanted to watch a movie just watch Bollywood movies but if you wanted to experience a movie then watch Malayalam Movies ✌
I'm a malayali and I find it difficult to keep up with the storyline as well. In malayalam cinemas it is more about people and feelings so it is very difficult to understand what the movie is actually about.
Lijo Jose, The "J" is sounded like "J" in Jaby only not as in "Hosey" & Lijo Jose Pellissery is not Goan he's Keralite/Malayali His Father is Late Malayalam Actor Mr. Jose Pellissery
Being a Malayalee myself, we are gifted to have such great directors as Lijo Jose sir. We don't like to see repeated storytelling such as in hindi bollywood cinema. Hearing u compare our way to the French cinema made me happy and i would like to thank you for that. 🙏
7:53 Yes, Achara.. you're very correct. That IS indeed the "intention" and undercurrent theme of most Malayalam movies of the past 5 years (at least). They just invite the viewer to "come along on an abrupt and unplanned journey" and hopefully be entertained.. in a profound way..
Malayalam cinema has grown over time rather than just staying and trying out the same formula. Malayalam movies really sets the mood in like they transport you to the regular lives of the people what the characters feel what they go through everyday. Just invites you into their lives. That's it you need to be patient!
Damnn jaby, That's exactly the case with me with jallikattu, Movie was so eye catchy but i don't know why i left the film, always want to rewatch but it's not happening since 8 months now 😅 I'm definitely gonna watch it today
13:30 Jaby... Malayalam Films in general are movies that deal with human emotions and family drama and "Drishyam" was one shiny example of how a normal middle-class family in Kerala had to undergo what they went. The director is actually trying to get us connected with the family and their camaraderie in the first hour!
Commercial films and award films are diff catagories.apart from the so called film fanatic genuises most people who watch film from theatres are common people who prefer theatres for some quality stress buster.So don't make fun of such people.we need every type of film makers and not only LJP.
That's a bit much.Every director has their unique way of storytelling.You should at least try to recognize it.If you are fixed on that mind-set that you r now.Then its not going to do any good on how perceive different stories.
The sound scapes, the cinematography.. It's a director centric movie. With due respect your reaction and explanation didn't make much sense to me.. Quick tip : it's a ensemble cast you are not rooting for one particular character. It's a visual experience and understanding the whole narrative experience of it.. Don't overthink brother. You'll get it eventually. He is an amazing director. And I don't even speak Malayalam properly. He is a force to reckon with in the future..... While on the other hand. Achara you explained it quite nice. Anyway... Jaby still needs some exposure how film making works and not predominantly looking at it from a cultural standpoint.. Rick nailed it with his reaction.. As he is a theatre actor he saw it with a clean slate. Having said that loved your honesty and intent.. Regards.
Hi Jaby, Jallikattu is not a movie about villagers chasing a bull... it is a metaphor... the starting twenty minutes is to buildup the entire socio political atmosphere in the film... Majority of malayalam films are like this only... first they will take you to the world where the story gonna take place and they make you get to know every charector and their emotions after that yes the real play starts
*Jaby's hair style is looking the same as Ranveer Singh's* childhood hairstyle in his photograph with Akshay Kumar which was shown in Koffee with Karan S06! 😁
Lijo Jose Pellissery's directorial 'Jallikattu' was announced as India's official entry to the 93rd Academy Awards in the Best International Feature Film category.
I feel the way Achara relates to Indian cinema tells you how Asians have a shared culture . The story telling , the experiences, the social nuances are similar.
For your kind information history says Portugese explorer Vasco Da Gama first landed in Calicut (aka Kozhikode) which is in Kerala where Malayalam movies are made. So India first contact with European settlers started in Kerala not Goa. Wiki that :)
Malayalam films doesn’t particularly focus on just one character, at least not most of them, the films focus more on the story and the cinematography..and the theme or story of the films are always a piece of life, common stuff that happens around us, involving characters that are familiar to us..it won’t be anything like Bollywood films, solely focused on the hero and heroism..
Hey Jaby, When we are eager to watch Lijo's movies we should experience it in theater's itself coz as u told he's into mobility direction he involves each n every audience into his movie through each and every frame in each and every second, and obviously I saw Jallikattu in theater and I got such goddamn experience and I felt that I was a part of that movie, and the sound effects n everything was such an experience. He's such an awesome craftman of Indian Cinema who can create magic through his canvas.
There is 24% Christian population in Kerala. Most of them are from before Portugese times. Name is pronounced with ja sound not ha. His name is Lijo, His father's name is Jose and Pellisery is family name.
15:36 That's it... YES!!! Finally my prayers have been answered. You'll have to get exposed to more Malayalam Films to understand it why Bollywood constantly rely on adopting ideas or movies in whole from malayalam films. We're proudly versatile in our film-making Jaby and that's a good piece of Indian Cinema you haven't tasted! 😄
Jallikkettu speaks about the "animal" in every person.. something about the ancient ancestors who used to hunt to eat..and the movie showcase this animal in local people in a village where an actual animal is being hunted.
Jaby, the movie get released and its definitely an A rated and trust me the cinematography is next level.. Camera and light works are top notch..its a must watch one...
Watch Jallikettu for the amazing cinematography and sound. The movie is definitely not everyone's cup of tea. But as filmmaker you will appreciate the technical aspects of it. The message of the film is actually very clear, the director is not very subtle about it. From the trailer itself you know that humans are the problem, not the bull.
For watching a malayalam movie you have to be patient. You wont get the story, Characters and content by watching half of the movie or first 30 minutes..try to watch full movie😄😄😄
Jallikatu is one of the best cinematic movie i ever saw....its not a film about the characters its about the brilliance of director, photography and music ,
Please watch JALLIKATTU 🙏. The disconnect you're feeling where you don't know who to follow is very much intentional by the director. Lijo Jose Pellissery is an amazing director. His films are very metaphorical. Give it another try Jaby.
In the case of jallikkattu you was right... Lijo said that the main character of the film is bull itself and all others are just a part of the film.. He only used the bull's pic in the poster of the film because he wanted the people to understand that the bull is the hero...
He's not from the Portugese part of India. He's from the place where the conversion began and spread like a wild fire in India. These are the same converted ones. I know it's off the topic. But master piece of a director.
I love all these conversations. Really deep talk abt knowing the cultural aspect. I really like it. I'm definitely going to watch this movie..!!! Also, Lijo Jose is pronounced with hard j, I think. All of my Kerala frds have said they say what they write and it's pronounced that way. So, it's suppose to be Spanish and it's suppose to be pronounced h but it's hard j. Also, there are many Catholic colonies in south India, majorly in Kerala as they had coasts and colonizers came from sea at those places. So, they have these names as well and not just bcoz of Portuguese influence.
Do you think they are keen about these movies. They are just doing on sake of getting viewers. Nowadays its been trend that Keralites are praising themselves and promoting channels who praise. I can't understand why you people are promoting such stupid reaction videos. It's not made out of any genuine interest or passion. These people see India as huge market for their stupid reaction videos. They describe movies without even watching or learning about it. Many promote them as if they are very interested in Indian movies and people fall into them when they praise about it. Critics should be always welcomed not this stupid reaction videos.
@@ashkarmuhammad5618 I'm sorry. I didn't know u got some serious free time to search and comment ur same dialogue to all the commenters here. Did u get hurt by not receiving their reply or not being able to contact them? Here's some free advice. Get the hell out of this channel. U don't support it then stop commenting here and do something productive with ur life.
@@rajrohit897 It's social media platform I can have my opinion. That's what these comment section is meant for. If you have any disagreement you can state. You don't have to order me what should I do. Let me provide you advice, as you said do or watch something productive rather watching such crap reaction videos and cry like a fan boy.
The first foreigner who landed on India landed in kozhikode district of kerala. And that was our history changed for India. And Hi, Iam from kozhikode, Nice meeting ya... 👋👋👋
His name pronounced just like how you normally do for John, James, Jonathan , Jamie, Joseph, Josh, Justin,Jacob ... ffs . Really not sure why he assumed the J to has to be pronounced as in spanish 🤦 The name is very common for the 25 million xtians in India, and not specific to a region
We Tamilians are proud of our malayali brothers and sisters. Your movies are also lovey and pure like you guys. Love you all... Hail south indian cinema 🤗🥰😍🤩
We love Tamil movies and you as well💖
96 and Psycho my favourite
Tamil cinema deserved an Oscar for super deluxe
Just google why malayalies love Tamil cinema 😋
More power to you 🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥 from a Marathi cinema fan
Jallikattu's theme is the Quote by joker from Dark Knight : " when the chips are down, these.. these civilised people they will eat each other "
Wow..
This is exactly the theme.
This should be the top comment
Yup... 👍
👌
The main character in Jallikattu is a beast that sleeps inside a human being.
True
And who is the main character
KillerQueenGaming that’s what he said 😂
@@cs8499 bruhhh
I found it when I was about to comment the same when he said he could identify the main character.
Just wanna say thank you to the early commenters who are being patient with me. I really appreciate it. You could have ragged on me but you guys are being cool and understanding.
Plz do watch jallikettu in full jaby u wont regret it
Thanks Jaby for your review.
You really need to watch Angamaly Diaries of Lijo. That's a brilliantly made made movie. There will be no confusion. You will not get lost.
Then i will reccomend Thanmatra for Mohanlals brilliant performance.
Actually i can suggest infinite films.
But just start with these if you can.
And we malayalees love you both a lot.
You two are the best.
That's why there comes a lot of suggestions, love and complaints too.
We love you.
You'll have watch the end of Jallikettu to understand the movie. Don't think about character driven story. Just go with the flow. Understand the message in it.
If you are not into jellikattu,better dont watch it.it dont have anyone to root for.That one is not your cup of tea.
But watch it to learn 'how to move a camera'.
He have no connections with the Portuguese...it's j in John
..li'j'o 'j'ose pellissery
"Malayalam Cinema is the 'French Cinema' of India" - Perfectly put Jaby. It is a salve to the constant singeing bombast of Bollywood.
South Indian cinema as a whole is very underrated
@@rockszzv7907 hey mahn... Malayalam movie is different.. Tamil is different.. Even telungu movies are different.. Don't give a south label😂😂
മോഞ്ഞേ ✋️
only malayali cinema is different as whole otherwise tamil cinema is just like bollywood...few sensible movies in between whole masala...and telgu cinema is just like bollywood from 2000's or even worse
@@nabhanshamsudheen2556 like telugu movies are quite avg but there are a lot of great malayalam and tamil movies that's what I meant, I do understand they are different😂
In jallikattu there is no main character, the director himself said that the bull is the main character in the film
The main character is the beast sleeping in the character's mind there is a bit to overthink
Its a bit intense
The character is not on screen
The character is the beast inside every human
Do you they are keen about these movies. They are just doing on sake of getting viewers. Nowadays its been trend that Keralites are praising themselves and promoting channels who praise.
I can't understand why you people are promoting such stupid reaction videos. It's not made out of any genuine interest or passion. These people see India as huge market for their stupid reaction videos. They describe movies without even watching or learning about it.
Many promote them as if they are very interested in Indian movies and people fall into them when they praise about it.
@@ashkarmuhammad5618 which begs the question, why are you even here?
@@rejeesh31 Savage
Portuguese landed in kerala for the first time...so you'll find more history kerala than in Goa
@@kv673 no... They landed in Calicut which Kozhikode on Malabar coast
The portugese vasco da gama first touched the land of india in kerala(calicut)...
The first portugese who landed india
@fantasty 6Portuguese explorer Vasco de Gama becomes the first European to reach India via the Atlantic Ocean when he arrives at Calicut on the Malabar Coast. vasco Da Gama sailed from Lisbon, Portugal, in July 1497, rounded the Cape of Good Hope, and anchored at Malindi on the east coast of Africa. With the aid of an Indian merchant he met there, he then set off across the Indian Ocean. The Portuguese explorer was not greeted warmly by the Muslim merchants of Calicut, and in 1499 he had to fight his way out of the harbor on his return trip home. In 1502, he led a squadron of ships to Calicut to avenge the massacre of Portuguese explorers there and succeeded in subduing the inhabitants. In 1524, he was sent as viceroy to India, but he fell ill and died in Cochin.
@@kv673 lol..Bengal? 🤣 This is what happens when you try to study Indian history from Google.. 🤣
Dutch, portugese snd english influenced Indian culture especially in Kerala and goa.
Pellissheri is a family name in kerala, jaby. His dad was late Mr. Jose pellissheri, an actor in malayalam film industry. He had added the name of his family after his firstname. That's common among the artists of kerala in 70s and 80s, while the drama culture was much famous.
Pellissery is not a place . It’s family name. He born in Chalakudy, Thrissur Kerala.
Pelliseri is family name....
It's a tradition to carry family name from father's side.
Anybody from Kerala🔥🔥
I think it's me.. a real mallu
Njaan ondee
Njan churuli cinema de oru vedio ittitund ruclips.net/video/hjPzbZptFN8/видео.html
Macha
Unde.....
This was shot in 19 days. Lijo jose is back after jallikattu. #Oscarlevel
Myrr😂
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
OMG🤗
Oscar level enn nammal thanne paranj over akknna enthinaan.. pinne oscar alla ellathinm mukalil..
@@easymoneymalayalam8862 True...let us not take this planet for granted i do not take tonight for granted ♥️ epic speach
Thank you *Jaby* for being honest.
I don't expect you to fully understand and appreciate *"Jallikattu"* because it's a complex film with many layers, nuances and some local cultural aspects embedded in it.
I loved *"Jallikattu"* because I love this type of storytelling and filmmaking.
I'm a big fan of *"Lijo Jose Pellissery"* from *Kolkata, Bengal* and I believe he and his films have the potential to win an Oscar for India.
I've watched all of his films.
*Jaby* after finishing *"Jallikattu"* watch these following films directed by *Lijo* Sir:-
1) *Ee. Ma. Yau*
2) *Angamaly Diaries*
3) *Amen*
The thing is 90% of *Hindi, Tamil, Telugu* movies are made to entertain the masses that's why they attract many eyeballs hence these films earn big bucks at the Box Office and so many people suggest you guys these films.
On the other hand, 90% of the *Bengali, Malayalam, Marathi* films are made for the classy audience. One needs to have high level of intellect to decipher these masterpieces and that's why these films are not very popular and that's why you don't get many requests and views from anything related to these 3 film industries.
In India films from this 3 industries win the most number of National and International awards and nominations.
*Jaby* for the last 5 years you've mostly watched average masala films to satisfy your subscribers but if you want to satisfy your soul and if you are genuinely interested about learning different styles of filmmaking and witness different style of storytelling from Indian filmmakers then you should start watching more *Bengali, Malayalam, Marathi* films.
*Jaby* don't care about views all the time and watch top quality *Malayalam, Bengali, Marathi, Assamese* films and you'll discover a different India and you'll learn a lot as a budding filmmaker...
Very well said brother👌
Nailed it dude..👍
Absolutely right 👏👏
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Totally agree..👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I loved the look of the film! It felt as though the environment is as much a character in the story as the people. It also looks as though the story is a slow build, which I think is really effective when telling a suspenseful story. Would love to watch this!
@Josh Mathew Antony watch it full
@@Benne484 and still there is no lie in that comment
@@user-nf2xw5nq8u ath alle .thalla illuminati yentho aanenn thonunnu
@@harikrishnanganil6051 ശെരിയാ 😂
U have no idea...it's a must watch...
Hahahahaha it's Lijo and Jose with a hard "j". People in Kerala have names like this. It is quite common.
Also, I completely understand your feelings for Jallikattu. This kind of cinema is not easy to digest. Especially when the filmmaker is less concerned about building a protagonist and more concerned with the message. If you can, try to sit through it. I promise you won't regret it.
Jellikettu is directed by lijo
lol I didn’t get the movie. It was just people chasing a bull.
@@stormyzvox2185 every lijo movie has an inner meaning conveyed...you just won't get it if you don't have that kinda interest, intelligence or taste...like majority of the people are like you...even me...I had to watch it like thrice to get the Crux of it.
aishwarya rupendran
Okay...so what was the inner meaning then?
@@stormyzvox2185 as far as I understood and my film critique friend claims..it's the fight of a person with his inner beastly nature...that is constant throughout ones lives...I'm every stage of our life we have to keep a check on our evil side, cruel nature, greed and the need to conquer..
In the movie everyone's behind the ox right..the same ox meaning every person has that beast inside of him.
India does not have the spanish influence of pronouncing their J as H. So his name is pronounced as Li -Jo Jos(e-silent) Pelli - ssery.
His is a proper indian and a malayali his father is also a popular malayalam actor 'pelissery'
He has no connection with portuguese, and his name pronounce like not 'hose'
Its 'jose' the pronounciation starts with 'j'
'Lijo jose pelissery'(LJP♥️🔥), you guys have already react his movies like 'jellikettu' and many more, and one thing surely say that you guys are amazing😊😊
@@Shubham-pz3ns im sorry i was mistaken, i really meant reaction, but i tell review😊🤭
All these names have origins from the west, they are not native Indian names.
@@artmonkey_4 yeah👍🤞
@@artmonkey_4 names like "Lijo," "Jijo," "Jinu," "Lini," etc., are actually pretty Malayalee. some parents just go berserk with alphabet cocktails, the name itself doesn't really mean anything.
And names like Jose and such are just from the bible. Jose is a variation of Joseph etc, if you meant that by from the west, then yeah.
@@illegalhunter7 😊😊
Not only jallikattu.. . Angamali dairies, ee ma yau, amen are too his masterpiece 💯❣️
#ljp 💥
Ee maa yau, one of the best films i have seen in a long long time!
Where to watch all these ?
@@vivekkumar-xl9ui all in youtube bro, i just search & verified.. .
& in telegram too
Ee ma yau is the best 👍🏻
Morning people.. 😇 Churuli means a spiral. Basically this will be similar to your Jallkattu experience if the title and trailer is any indication. They're going after a phantom.
About how it doesn't connect you to the story, I guess it's because the Malayalam movies especially the genre of movies that are slice of life are very subtle and layered. What they show might deeply resonate with the public because it's just that portrayed. And being not familiar with the situation or characters it might pull you out of the story.
LJP movies can never be described as slice of life movies at all. Amen was movie in the category of magical realism. There was an element of fantasy in EeMaYu as well. Nayakan his first movie was a beautifully made movie which told a tale of vendetta in a very unusual way. Double Barrel was a comic book movie. Angamaly Diaries was kind of realistic but the making of that movie was truly unique (it was kind of an exception) . Churuli seems to be a tale of fantasy, allegory and supernatural.
@@Hari-kx2er Agreed. I was speaking in general because that's what Jaby pointed out. Even with the first half of Drishyam. So when I said slice of life movies I meant in general.
I think.. its abt god and religion... human lost in search of god... the ball like a ant eater.. is brain i think...
Dear Jaby, Malayalam cinema is what I call as a real serious cinema industry, due respects to the rest of the industries...they do not make kiddish stuff, atleast majorly......Malayalam cinema is for serious cinephiles who really want to study cinema, who has the seriousness and maturity about dwelling into the subversions and the subtleness, the sublimeness of character definitions, and the various gradients that happen in human emotions which makes it a part of a realistic experience. Its grey and very deep in perspectives. This industry makes institutional stuff. You need to give a separate time and space to understand the products this industry churns out, for it is therapeutic in experience. Once you get a sense of appreciation with the stories and making they churn out, you can be sure that you have matured several notches up in your perception of how to look at cinema on a whole. Cut away bollywood for a month and start seeing only Malayalam, then let me assure you, your appreciation for art, beauty, human emotions and sensibilities would have crossed several marks higher. The calm serene, Buddha level :). You cannot see these movies through bollywood sensibilities and templates, which is why you are not able to connect or stay focused for longer periods. For any therapy to work its wonder on you, you would need to distance your present acclimatisation for sometime atleast, to step into the new zone. Drishyam especially is a master class of diverse elements that makes up the ensemble which defines the character of the protagonist. Again it was made for diverse audience, who can appreciate both mass and class level movies.The first one hour is a must for the movie to score 100% to make justice to what the director exactly intends to show. Wish you the best Jaby :)
Very well said!!!!
Wow you wrote it so well man......
HATS OFF MAN!!!!!!
On point❤
👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌🌹🌹🌹🌹
I have been watching your reviews for some time and I feel the both of you (Achara included) have a bias towards finding an active human protagonist in a movie when in all likelihood, the movie may not even have one. Sometimes, the protagonist may be a message, a belief, or an 'object' like the suitcase in Pulp Fiction. When you are watching Jallikattu, do not try looking for a person to follow for the 'trying' will tamper with your experience and only increase your frustration. Follow the 'events' in the film. I personally believe every film should be seen that way. The reason you are not able to follow anyone in Jallikattu is because the director intended you to not do so. Looking forward to your review as usual. Peace out.
beautifully wrote
Lijo is the director of Dabble Barrel.. u remember the trailer? you loved the trailer very much..
You have watch the end of Jallikettu to understand that movie.
Lijo jose pellisery is a malayali/keralite he's one of the finest film makers in india
there is only one character in jellikattu 'human'
Yes you are right, being a north Indian guy i just fed up watching Bollywood movies so, in this lockdown time i started watching south Indian movies with English subtitle, jallikattu is a masterpiece movie here are some of other movies i liked them; avane srimannarayana, dia, trance, forensic, kirik party, kumbalangi nights, agent shree sai nivasa,
@@AmarKumar-zf5md 😎👌🏻🙏🏻
Booom🔥🔥🙏🙏
Malayalam movies have the most intellectual, mysterious film making in India and the highest content quality. They don't just mess around in their cinema. You need tremendous study, analysis and reasoning ability to understand the story.
@Sid SyndromeNever watched one before but would surely like to.I am sure Bangla movies also would be second to none. All regional movie making industry in India stand out and displays true essence of the rich culture, characters and story they portray.😊
I would say Bengali, Marathi and Malayalam have the best contents. When it comes to aesthetics Bengali movies stand a cut above.
Not really.i dont think we are known for producing intellectual pieces.Bengali/Marathi movies does it
I believe that we make commercial movies with more character driven and realism..thats all.
@@vannieh.3596 Overall they are awesome 😆
@Sid Syndrome Good movies from every industry should come up and good content should be promoted and not the overhyped good for nothing crap from Bollywood .
South indian film industry always gives something new...
just a point about the 1st hour of Drishyam @Jaby, most people disagree with you on that because most people who saw that movie (malayalees), could relate with Every Single Moment of it!! It was an ordinary malayalee family's life happening before our eyes and that's what our HOOK was!
I agree with Jaby, Drishyam could have a lot of initial things trimmed... and for me honestly initial hour was just boring..
@@a1221feb then it wont be realistic
Kerala also had a bad relationship with Portuguese.
Hi..i just noticed we have same dp
@@aswinmohandas_400 Bladerunner ❣
Yes they dated for a while then got fuckedup!
That's not relationship but invasion.
@@aswinmohandas_400 thats my wallpaper
Difference between malayalam and bollywood style of filmmaking is similar to that of korean and hollywood style of film making ❤ or in simple words ,if u wanted to watch a movie just watch Bollywood movies but if you wanted to experience a movie then watch Malayalam Movies ✌
Jaby we ain't Spanish... We pronounce are J's as "j" not "h"
idk why he assumes that
@@longred4288 people outside India mostly uses hose for Jose... H for j when o is after j
@@thisandthat9344 do they do that for Josh, Joseph, Jonathan, John, Jordan, Joe, Jolene etc.??
@@zoozoo64 no... But people call me hose here in us.... But I'm Jose... Something to do with American English.. I'm a mallu
Wot a comment Sam Chavan 👌👍
You Should Watch all of Lijos Works,
Start with Angamaly Diaries, you will be hooked in 5 minutes
I'm a malayali and I find it difficult to keep up with the storyline as well. In malayalam cinemas it is more about people and feelings so it is very difficult to understand what the movie is actually about.
The subtitles of this movie be like;
( **** ****** **** ********* ******)
Li-Joe, Jose (without any accents and mexican influence) Pelli-shea-ri
Lijo Jose, The "J" is sounded like "J" in Jaby only not as in "Hosey"
& Lijo Jose Pellissery is not Goan he's Keralite/Malayali
His Father is Late Malayalam Actor Mr. Jose Pellissery
Being a Malayalee myself, we are gifted to have such great directors as Lijo Jose sir. We don't like to see repeated storytelling such as in hindi bollywood cinema. Hearing u compare our way to the French cinema made me happy and i would like to thank you for that. 🙏
7:53
Yes, Achara.. you're very correct. That IS indeed the "intention" and undercurrent theme of most Malayalam movies of the past 5 years (at least). They just invite the viewer to "come along on an abrupt and unplanned journey" and hopefully be entertained.. in a profound way..
Malayalam cinema has grown over time rather than just staying and trying out the same formula. Malayalam movies really sets the mood in like they transport you to the regular lives of the people what the characters feel what they go through everyday. Just invites you into their lives. That's it you need to be patient!
Only geniuses can watch this movie and definitely that's not me😊
Damnn jaby, That's exactly the case with me with jallikattu, Movie was so eye catchy but i don't know why i left the film, always want to rewatch but it's not happening since 8 months now 😅 I'm definitely gonna watch it today
I had watched it..Even though i liked the movie, i didnt like the acting in it...
@@cijodaniel2037 Cinematography is awesome though
Achara can pronounce the word "Malayalam" easily like us 👌👌
I'm a big fan of ur reaction videos from Kerala(Malayali) 😇😇
This movies is shot in just 17 days.🤯🤯
In Jallikattu, you didn't get any character to root for, because the main character of that film is "THE MESSAGE". There is no other center character.
In Jallikattu there is no main character the message is the main character also the bull
There's no character in jallikattu that you can relate to or you will root for. The theme is the main character
13:30 Jaby...
Malayalam Films in general are movies that deal with human emotions and family drama and "Drishyam" was one shiny example of how a normal middle-class family in Kerala had to undergo what they went. The director is actually trying to get us connected with the family and their camaraderie in the first hour!
"Very reminiscent of the types of stories I was hearing while growing up"...Achara is nailing it ....nice👏👏👏👏🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝
LJP's Movies are completely THEATER EXPERIENCE !!!!
Before watching the movie...
Use good headphones🎧 💯
Love how Achara manages to get the plot of the film from just the trailer ❤️ (but don't miss this film. it's a truly surreal experience)
Rajamouli and shankar are just wastes as compared with Lijo Jose pellissery
Commercial films and award films are diff catagories.apart from the so called film fanatic genuises most people who watch film from theatres are common people who prefer theatres for some quality stress buster.So don't make fun of such people.we need every type of film makers and not only LJP.
That's a bit much.Every director has their unique way of storytelling.You should at least try to recognize it.If you are fixed on that mind-set that you r now.Then its not going to do any good on how perceive different stories.
The sound scapes, the cinematography.. It's a director centric movie. With due respect your reaction and explanation didn't make much sense to me..
Quick tip : it's a ensemble cast you are not rooting for one particular character. It's a visual experience and understanding the whole narrative experience of it.. Don't overthink brother. You'll get it eventually. He is an amazing director. And I don't even speak Malayalam properly. He is a force to reckon with in the future.....
While on the other hand. Achara you explained it quite nice. Anyway... Jaby still needs some exposure how film making works and not predominantly looking at it from a cultural standpoint..
Rick nailed it with his reaction.. As he is a theatre actor he saw it with a clean slate.
Having said that loved your honesty and intent..
Regards.
Yes Rick just nailed it..they got the idea and motif behind the film.
These movies are metaphors. Some will get it while watching and some others will realize it after the movie.
Hi Jaby,
Jallikattu is not a movie about villagers chasing a bull... it is a metaphor... the starting twenty minutes is to buildup the entire socio political atmosphere in the film... Majority of malayalam films are like this only... first they will take you to the world where the story gonna take place and they make you get to know every charector and their emotions after that yes the real play starts
Time Loop film!! I think churuli means loop... Kinda got alien stuff also
💯❤️
Its pronounced exactly as "Lijo" with an actual "J" in it. As well as in "Jose".🥳
*Jaby's hair style is looking the same as Ranveer Singh's* childhood hairstyle in his photograph with Akshay Kumar which was shown in Koffee with Karan S06! 😁
did anyone know that this film took only 19 days to shoot
its an actual fact
hats off for this man
Lijo jose pellissery's movies like Angamaly diaries, City of god just hook you within 5 minutes
Lijo Jose Pellissery's directorial 'Jallikattu' was announced as India's official entry to the 93rd Academy Awards in the Best International Feature Film category.
I feel the way Achara relates to Indian cinema tells you how Asians have a shared culture . The story telling , the experiences, the social nuances are similar.
No he is a malayali He is from( Chalakudi, kerala). He is the private property of Kerala
He is proper malayali 😉✌️... & The "J" is not silent.
You cannot root for any one in jallikattu ,It's the beauty of the film.Every character is so real .
For your kind information history says Portugese explorer Vasco Da Gama first landed in Calicut (aka Kozhikode) which is in Kerala where Malayalam movies are made. So India first contact with European settlers started in Kerala not Goa. Wiki that :)
Malayalam films doesn’t particularly focus on just one character, at least not most of them, the films focus more on the story and the cinematography..and the theme or story of the films are always a piece of life, common stuff that happens around us, involving characters that are familiar to us..it won’t be anything like Bollywood films, solely focused on the hero and heroism..
Hey Jaby,
When we are eager to watch Lijo's movies we should experience it in theater's itself coz as u told he's into mobility direction he involves each n every audience into his movie through each and every frame in each and every second, and obviously I saw Jallikattu in theater and I got such goddamn experience and I felt that I was a part of that movie, and the sound effects n everything was such an experience. He's such an awesome craftman of Indian Cinema who can create magic through his canvas.
The movie title means a LOOP related to a "time loop "
5:11 Liho hosee pellishery 🤩🤩 I always knew he has an international name
It's okay, Jaby. We're not repeating kumbalangi nights😂
Love your reactions. Keep continuing your good work👍👍
No views and 4 likes so youtube is drunk again😐😂
Enjoyed your live video tho!😅
Anybody watched the movie 'Churuli'...?
There is 24% Christian population in Kerala. Most of them are from before Portugese times. Name is pronounced with ja sound not ha. His name is Lijo, His father's name is Jose and Pellisery is family name.
Jaby's confession...on Achara..!👌Sometimes , you need to go through with a partner, for story visualization. It helps.!
watch angamaly diaries on netflix.... he is one of the best directors in India currently
Jallikettu climax is a masterpiece, it delivers what the director was trying to say the whole film , it's a must watch
You're nuts.. there's no relation between the director and portuguese things u talking about and trailer's so fu**in awesome🔥
ചുരുളി കണ്ടു വന്നവർ ഉണ്ടോ 😂😂
15:36 That's it...
YES!!!
Finally my prayers have been answered.
You'll have to get exposed to more Malayalam Films to understand it why Bollywood constantly rely on adopting ideas or movies in whole from malayalam films.
We're proudly versatile in our film-making Jaby and that's a good piece of Indian Cinema you haven't tasted! 😄
Jallikkettu speaks about the "animal" in every person.. something about the ancient ancestors who used to hunt to eat..and the movie showcase this animal in local people in a village where an actual animal is being hunted.
Jaby, the movie get released and its definitely an A rated and trust me the cinematography is next level.. Camera and light works are top notch..its a must watch one...
Watch Jallikettu for the amazing cinematography and sound. The movie is definitely not everyone's cup of tea. But as filmmaker you will appreciate the technical aspects of it.
The message of the film is actually very clear, the director is not very subtle about it.
From the trailer itself you know that humans are the problem, not the bull.
For watching a malayalam movie you have to be patient. You wont get the story, Characters and content by watching half of the movie or first 30 minutes..try to watch full movie😄😄😄
OMG! I watched the movie churuli right now.. 💥 it takes me on a loop🤯😇 you should watch the movie. Right now i dont know what happened.
in my view the person who dont like jallikattu are fools
His name is not pronounced as LIHO HOSE...its LIJO JOSE exactly...J of JABY...
Lijo is from Kerala..
Southern India
Mollywood -Malayalam movie industry
Jallikatu is one of the best cinematic movie i ever saw....its not a film about the characters its about the brilliance of director, photography and music ,
Why do u guys always get confused with a alphabet "j".its lijo, j for Jerry.
In Latin American slang J is H
Please watch JALLIKATTU 🙏.
The disconnect you're feeling where you don't know who to follow is very much intentional by the director.
Lijo Jose Pellissery is an amazing director. His films are very metaphorical. Give it another try Jaby.
In the case of jallikkattu you was right... Lijo said that the main character of the film is bull itself and all others are just a part of the film.. He only used the bull's pic in the poster of the film because he wanted the people to understand that the bull is the hero...
He's not from the Portugese part of India. He's from the place where the conversion began and spread like a wild fire in India. These are the same converted ones. I know it's off the topic.
But master piece of a director.
All religions are imported to kerala.
@@bornofmind apart from hinduism 😊
@A K Glad that you converted !!!
@@Suraj-jp9nx you are an idiot.
@A K Brahmins arrived to kerala after Budhism and Jainism.
I love all these conversations. Really deep talk abt knowing the cultural aspect. I really like it. I'm definitely going to watch this movie..!!!
Also, Lijo Jose is pronounced with hard j, I think. All of my Kerala frds have said they say what they write and it's pronounced that way. So, it's suppose to be Spanish and it's suppose to be pronounced h but it's hard j.
Also, there are many Catholic colonies in south India, majorly in Kerala as they had coasts and colonizers came from sea at those places. So, they have these names as well and not just bcoz of Portuguese influence.
Christinity was there in Kerala in 52AD,,,Neelakantasastri - History of South India.
@@Explainomics true.
Do you think they are keen about these movies. They are just doing on sake of getting viewers. Nowadays its been trend that Keralites are praising themselves and promoting channels who praise.
I can't understand why you people are promoting such stupid reaction videos. It's not made out of any genuine interest or passion. These people see India as huge market for their stupid reaction videos. They describe movies without even watching or learning about it.
Many promote them as if they are very interested in Indian movies and people fall into them when they praise about it.
Critics should be always welcomed not this stupid reaction videos.
@@ashkarmuhammad5618 I'm sorry. I didn't know u got some serious free time to search and comment ur same dialogue to all the commenters here. Did u get hurt by not receiving their reply or not being able to contact them?
Here's some free advice. Get the hell out of this channel. U don't support it then stop commenting here and do something productive with ur life.
@@rajrohit897 It's social media platform I can have my opinion. That's what these comment section is meant for. If you have any disagreement you can state. You don't have to order me what should I do. Let me provide you advice, as you said do or watch something productive rather watching such crap reaction videos and cry like a fan boy.
The first foreigner who landed on India landed in kozhikode district of kerala. And that was our history changed for India.
And Hi, Iam from kozhikode, Nice meeting ya... 👋👋👋
Watching this movie is the best way to learn toxic swear words in Malayalam 😃
Please react on Lijo Jose Pallissery's *Ee.Ma.Yau.* Trailer
Do you remember that Aishwarya Rai & Madhuri Dixit song you reacted to: *DOLA RE DOLA* ? That song's choreographer died today 😢 *_R.I.P. Saroj Khan_*
Lijo jose pellisery is going to next level
We need jallikattu whole movie reaction 😁😁
His name pronounced just like how you normally do for John, James, Jonathan , Jamie, Joseph, Josh, Justin,Jacob ... ffs .
Really not sure why he assumed the J to has to be pronounced as in spanish 🤦
The name is very common for the 25 million xtians in India, and not specific to a region
Watch Mohanlal’s movies especially Thanmatra. It’s his best performance till date alongside Vanaprastham.
It's one of the best.. Did u see sadayam?
@@rahulramadas4946 sadayam adipoli acting