The last line won my heart. "A director does not crack open a five and a half long movie because he is a flawed director, he does it, because he is a bloody genius". Its remarkable.
The only indian film I loved Wallah. There are few chappa from.other films but boss its a desi story with desi structure desi emotions sb kuch desi hai. I have watched Mira nayyar deepa mheta and others there stories have desi story in angraiz style. Director is genius
Gangs of Wasseypur's dialogues became code words for its viewers for over an year after the release of the movie. We used to just speak one dialogue after another & it was hilarious. Even today we crack its dialogues at different situations. A masterpiece indeed.
Thanks for such an acutely shrewd analysis of GoW. Anurag Kashyap is indeed one of best directors in the world, and I would go on to argue that his use of music is simply unparalleled. Just listen to the music in Gulaal, GoW, DevD, Raman Raghav and even Bombay Velvet for that matter. The lyrics, the music, the tempo, and the dance in the film all contribute to deepening its impact. The man is great gift bestowed upon the lovers of cinema.
If this was released today, people would find it as a hindu muslim fight movie. And God knows what after that. Anurag was lucky that it was a pro-2014 movie.
Is there any SUPERLIKE button? That analysis was remarkable and precise. Just one more thing to take as constructive suggestion. I felt your narration was much better earlier, possibly the streamlining of accent in your later videos ruined the feelings in the narration.
The rawness in this movie and the way the story unfolds is pretty gorgeous...amazing hindi cinema movie by a really good director and producer anurag kashyap.
Anurag Kashyap is the best Bollywood Director! Its just that most people aren't evolved enough to appreciate movie art, instead they go for brainless masala movies with a 55 years old "hero" who kills thousand men in one mukka beside a 18 years old heroine.
You may like violent movies but not all us do. Overrated director like Kashyap can't even fathom to produce movies like Lagaan, Swades, Halodhia Choraye Baodhan Khai ,A Wednesday,Chak de India,Mon Jai, etc. Just making dark violent movies with loads of obscenity doesn't make it art
@@kkb9090 agree with you.... I didn't like GOW at all 😂 Also the twisting of real facts in that movie is unforgivable. While in real life Suraj deo singh was a respected godfather kind of gangster, his movie counterpart Ramadhir singh has been portrayed as evil.
@@kkb9090 overrated director??? Dude.... Gang of wasseypur is the only indian movie....i repeat "only indian movie" Which is in the list of top 100 movies of 21st century.
I would love to know what you think of "Detective Byomkesh Bakshi, Sushant Singh Rajput" I found it very uniquely applied because of non stereotype music used in the movie.
It's a great thriller and a complete cinema experience. Amazing cinematography too and again crazy performances. It did have a few loopholes and screenplay issues but overall a great watch. SSR's best choice
I remember watching Anurag say in an interview that he got the idea of making this film into 2 parts after watching RGV's Raktcharitra. .also the voice over technique to take the story further was already employed in Raktcharitra by RGV
for someone who's more of dilettante though has curiosity to understand more and more of it, guys like you and platform like youtube are the best things that can happen
Looking forward to an analysis video of Pyaasa (1957). The film's legend has curiously grown over time and Dutt's shadow loom slike a spectre over all his works.
You made an exceptionally great analysis but forgot to take the raw form of vulgarity which was perfectly infused with the various dialogues into account. This movie was a masterpiece!
you made me your fan Vinit. Your technical approach to movies , and yet simple explanation is what I love. keep up the good work.. all the best for your future videos.
The end lesson of this film is that revenge gives you nothing. You just lose, you gain nothing. None of the families won in the end, they all lost. The wise thing is to forgive.
One of the finest reviews of this movie I’ve seen. Your way of describing is quite commendable. Although I’m still looking for that one video which tells the actual story of faheem Khan and the kickoff to violence in Wasseypur.
Great analysis ! Really appreciate the efforts you've put in ! Liked the way you point out Kashyaps inspiration scenes. The perpendicular killing scene is roughly based on the shining axe scene of you look closely how the camera panders after each blow.
A spot on analysis and well researched and studied too. I always meet people who overly understate this film or AK. about Bombay Velvet, though a bad movie it's bad movie of AK and still leaps and bounds ahead of other commercial films. especially for painstakingly detailing of the period. Guess he fell in love with mafia and prohibition period in US and wanted to spin an al capone like tale on the likes of public enemies based in India. complete with Tommy Guns n all. I would say he almost succeeded. Please do some analysis of good flop films and bad hit films as a mash up. Kudos to your effort and keep making more videos.
Talking about similarities with godfather, the character "definite" seems to have been inspired by "Vincent Corleone" Sunny's illegitimate son. Both of them were hotheaded illegitimate sons of dead gangsters with ambition to do big. His conversation with Faizal Khan in one scene was very much similar to that of Michael's and Vincent's conversation in Godfather 3
Rest in power bhai ❤️. This was the first analysis of yours I saw and fell in love with your content. You widened my view towards movies. You'll always be in my heart.
it’s one of the best gangster movies ever made. from any country. there is no argument for Godfather I and II being better than GOW 1 and 2 unless you prefer romanticized, unrealistic movies which is what the Godfather movies are.
Can we talk about how that scene from part two where nawazuddin is like in a drunken state while Sutal's raid is going on, it seriously reassembles to kill bill's animated scenes. I remember that because I'm huge sakuga fan and the guy who animated that scene, Shinya Ohira is considered a legend.
A perfect indian movie analysis ever........Pointed out perfectly.....Those points was revolving around my mind.....And you have done a great job,just what found what I was searching for. Again,. ........👌👍A perfect ,analysis with precise, organised ending.
Bombay velvet not so bad movie how people says. To me what wrong in the movie is script not so structured, but I love the movie so much, all my favorite things are in the movie Vintage car, jazz music, art deco style buildings and vintage guns
If they had the sense to cut out the Mother/gold sublot at the start of the film, or atleast rewrote it than BV could have jumped up a couple of grades. I liked the style of the film but I felt the substance was lacking in places.
Too late to your channel. But amazing content. The narrative and your point of view to each aspect of film making and the world of cinema is amazing. Would love to see more of such content. Thanks for all amazing videos.
A true masterpiece in a sense. And remember this movie was made in 2012 before the advent of proper technology in India and this meant no availability of resources lie streaming software, movie sites, etc. This shows you how much effort Anurag and the crew put into the film and putting accurate details. Observing wonderful. It dampensme to learn that we already have a film like No Smoking which is ahead of its time even today but we can't feel proud. We need a new Satyajit Ray!
Apart from repeated reference to Western Cinema, it is an excellent analysis of the masterpiece. The parallel drawn between GoW with other western masterpieces is not appropriate. Like most great directors, AK is inspired/influenced by other great directors. But such influence does not show up not as a blunt copy -- but a masterful repositioning/adaption in a context in a uniquely realistic Indian context spiced with Mr.Piyush Mishra's voice over and a soundtrack spiced with Bombay Movies . In fact, that proves more definitely that he is a master with his feet firmly grounded in Indian soil.
Damn, your last sentences touched my heart 👌 I agree with you, a director like him should be allowed to make mistakes. He deserves a path where there'll be hope for good cinema 👐
I'd try to help you out. There isn't a fixed definition for this term, but to put it loosely, it is the response to 'Modernism' and 'Modernism' delves a lot on structuralism. So, anything which breaks free from such structuralism (a fixed set of rules and regulations) comes under post modernism or post structuralism. Like mentioned in this video, Pulp Fiction is the epitome of post modern cinema. It breaks free from a structured narrative and adopts a non linear screenplay. Tarantino made that film in such a way that we are always aware of the fact that we are only watching a film. The entire film is aware that it is just a film. This again is a clear shift from structuralism. Pulp Fiction pays homage to many artists/musicians etc with the most popular one being 'The Jack Rabbit Slims' twist contest' which is a clear homage to the French new wave film 'A band of outsiders'. Paying homages in films is again a part of post modernism. I'm only scratching the surface here. Now talking about 'Gangs of Wasseypur', it too breaks free from the conventional structuralism. It adopts an unconventional style of story telling, unconventional choice of cast and unconventional choice of music etc. Like Pulp Fiction, GoW is a self aware film. It knows it is just a film. The constant homages to Bollywood movies and songs drive home this point and thus making GoW perhaps the best post modern film coming out from India.
Nice analysis. I know its too much to ask, but can you make videos on following subjects, 1) Why are crappy movies like Chennai Express, Jai Ho or Dhoom 3 actually are crappy? What makes them crappy? I know star power or Indian audience doesn't have knowledge about better content available. But other than these, technical analysis as you do. Like commn overused tropes or content, whaever. 2) Video(s) on actors or director who usually don't give above average performance or movies, but their one performance or movie we should really appreciate. Like Hritik Roshan's Lakshya or Guzaarish. I don't know, I am just the audience, this is what I could just think of. 3) How bollywood's intense promotions makes people watch movie. I mean repeatedly playing same song over all radio channels, music channels, appearances of actors on TV. Video on how this kind of marketing started and how it fools people into watching shitty movie just because it has renowned actor. I know it's like asking too much maybe, but as an audience I never noticed various aspects of cinema which you line up in your videos. These are some question in my mind. I have tried to analyze it, but you do it in some differently different way. THANKS.
Watch more foreign cinema and art house and drama films. Don't pursue Actor, pursue director , cinematographer and editor. Try too avoid as much as big tent pool action films (that includes avengers But not LOTR,BLADE Runner). Crappy commercial are available in all the countries but cinema in many countries changed with the fall of golden age with respective countries thus changing the defination of cinema and the visual literature which gave the rise of independent films. But in India with the hindi cinema the change never happened in a vast manner because in India such cinema usually got successfull due to word of mouth of critic and then of audience. Frankly Independent cinema of India was wasn't use to get much reviewed by the critics during the new wave and with that audience never get to knew about such films and hence this new wave didn't lasted much longer enough to bring wide change against the mid70s, 80s commercial films like the the way it did in Europe, Hollywood,Hongkong, South Korea etc and hence still same kind of hero is still produced and portrayed and watched by people because that how the cinema is defined 'healthy wholesome entertainment'. Watch Bollywood Calling as a reference.
The last line won my heart. "A director does not crack open a five and a half long movie because he is a flawed director, he does it, because he is a bloody genius". Its remarkable.
Vinit masram is a genius
The only indian film I loved Wallah. There are few chappa from.other films but boss its a desi story with desi structure desi emotions sb kuch desi hai. I have watched Mira nayyar deepa mheta and others there stories have desi story in angraiz style. Director is genius
Even though he gave some masterpiece. Anurag Kashyap also gave some bad movies like Bombay velvet
@@abhishekphand4789 some??nope bombay velvet was critically dead.its not bad
@@abhishekphand4789 it's just that you didn't understand it as another masterpiece
I love how the Thumbnail says विश्लेषण (analysis) in the spirit of the poster/title cards of the film.
That's a beautiful blend. 👌
This is a re-upload as the copyright strike on my channel is now over. Original upload date: October 09, 2016.
your great broo just awesome just keep doing it all the best
Cinema Beyond Entertainment
outstanding video..
Sir I have a small request... please analyse any Ritwik Ghatak's movie ...
Will there be new uploads soon? Eagerly awaiting.
+MrWaynesteel In a week or so.
Cinema Beyond Entertainment please try to do analysis of tv shows too.
Gangs of wasseypur is the best crime drama ever in bollywood.
Also one of the best in the world. Read Roger Ebert's review of the film.
*Indian cinema, as a whole
Amazing movie
Sathya
To me, and a lot of others, it’s the best Indian movie ever made.
Gangs of Wasseypur's dialogues became code words for its viewers for over an year after the release of the movie. We used to just speak one dialogue after another & it was hilarious. Even today we crack its dialogues at different situations. A masterpiece indeed.
Best gangster genre movies of Bollywood:
1. GoW I
2. GoW II
3. Satya.
what about vastav
It was a copy of Mujrim.
Satya wasn't that good
Why does nobody name Company? Company was one heck of a gripping crime drama.
Ninad Saner please add 'aranya kandam'
Thanks for such an acutely shrewd analysis of GoW. Anurag Kashyap is indeed one of best directors in the world, and I would go on to argue that his use of music is simply unparalleled. Just listen to the music in Gulaal, GoW, DevD, Raman Raghav and even Bombay Velvet for that matter. The lyrics, the music, the tempo, and the dance in the film all contribute to deepening its impact. The man is great gift bestowed upon the lovers of cinema.
Eh most probably not
True man, he's amazing at using right jusic at the right scene
If this was released today, people would find it as a hindu muslim fight movie. And God knows what after that. Anurag was lucky that it was a pro-2014 movie.
It would have been blocked by censor board.
They would have to make a Netflix web series
Unfortunately you are right.
You're wrong on this.
unfortunately you are wrong because in gngs of wasseypur hindu muslims both are in badlight which makes it balanced
Bullcrap this movie is lit and gonna hit anyway...
Is there any SUPERLIKE button? That analysis was remarkable and precise.
Just one more thing to take as constructive suggestion. I felt your narration was much better earlier, possibly the streamlining of accent in your later videos ruined the feelings in the narration.
Shalabh Mehta exactly
The rawness in this movie and the way the story unfolds is pretty gorgeous...amazing hindi cinema movie by a really good director and producer anurag kashyap.
Anurag Kashyap is the best Bollywood Director! Its just that most people aren't evolved enough to appreciate movie art, instead they go for brainless masala movies with a 55 years old "hero" who kills thousand men in one mukka beside a 18 years old heroine.
Kimo Malik and that 55 year hero is waiting for you on the footpath holding a gun surrounded by his illiterate, dumb fans. Stay safe.
2nd best...The best will always be the phenomenon Satyajit Ray
You may like violent movies but not all us do. Overrated director like Kashyap can't even fathom to produce movies like Lagaan, Swades, Halodhia Choraye Baodhan Khai ,A Wednesday,Chak de India,Mon Jai, etc. Just making dark violent movies with loads of obscenity doesn't make it art
@@kkb9090 agree with you.... I didn't like GOW at all 😂 Also the twisting of real facts in that movie is unforgivable. While in real life Suraj deo singh was a respected godfather kind of gangster, his movie counterpart Ramadhir singh has been portrayed as evil.
@@kkb9090 overrated director???
Dude....
Gang of wasseypur is the only indian movie....i repeat "only indian movie"
Which is in the list of top 100 movies of 21st century.
This is the 5th time I'm watching this video.
I'll probably watch it again sometime soon.
Great work !
Best ever movie in the history of cinema.This movie deserves multiple Oscars.
Completely agree on your evaluation of Anurag Kashayp.
कटहल तो ब्राह्मण का मॉस होता है|
बेहतरीन
Rahul Kumar maans nhi meat
Chutiya tum Shi se samjhe bhi nhi kuch ka kuch samjh rhe ho
kathal ka sabzi nhi banta ka?
@@ManishKumar-qn9sk kahe nhi banati be
Hamai ammi banati he
Bahut badiya
I would love to know what you think of "Detective Byomkesh Bakshi, Sushant Singh Rajput" I found it very uniquely applied because of non stereotype music used in the movie.
RIP
It's a great thriller and a complete cinema experience. Amazing cinematography too and again crazy performances. It did have a few loopholes and screenplay issues but overall a great watch. SSR's best choice
Janaam song from the movie is amazing 🛐
I remember watching Anurag say in an interview that he got the idea of making this film into 2 parts after watching RGV's Raktcharitra. .also the voice over technique to take the story further was already employed in Raktcharitra by RGV
No art can be created without taking risks. Yes, he's a bloody genius. 🙌
for someone who's more of dilettante though has curiosity to understand more and more of it, guys like you and platform like youtube are the best things that can happen
Discovered this channel today and it's one of the best Indian channels out there.
..and you sir are a bloody genius too!!
Looking forward to an analysis video of Pyaasa (1957). The film's legend has curiously grown over time and Dutt's shadow loom slike a spectre over all his works.
Pyaasa is good, but for some reason, I found Kaagaz Ke Phool way better. It'll be great to see a review about either on this channel though :)
Pyaasa is probably the most haunting and beautiful film I've ever seen
No doubt Pyasaa was brilliant, but Kagaz ke Phool was better. Wish Guru Dutt was still alive to inspire Bollywood and atleast elate it.
Kaagaz ke phool was ahead of its time
@@firkanmusic
Both are undeniably masterpieces
Just came here after Guardian listed GoW number 59 in greatest films of 21st century.
I'm not Indian but love this film. 59 is too less, it should atleast make it top 20 or even top 10 of 21st century.
You believe a list where gravity is ranked 36 and there is no city of God?
@@farhanaahmed650 list can never be objectively accurate. I'm merely stating it here.
@@ManjunathManja1227 I agree
You made an exceptionally great analysis but forgot to take the raw form of vulgarity which was perfectly infused with the various dialogues into account. This movie was a masterpiece!
you made me your fan Vinit. Your technical approach to movies , and yet simple explanation is what I love. keep up the good work.. all the best for your future videos.
The end lesson of this film is that revenge gives you nothing. You just lose, you gain nothing. None of the families won in the end, they all lost. The wise thing is to forgive.
One of the finest reviews of this movie I’ve seen.
Your way of describing is quite commendable.
Although I’m still looking for that one video which tells the actual story of faheem Khan and the kickoff to violence in Wasseypur.
Great analysis ! Really appreciate the efforts you've put in ! Liked the way you point out Kashyaps inspiration scenes. The perpendicular killing scene is roughly based on the shining axe scene of you look closely how the camera panders after each blow.
"Because He is a bloody genius" what a way to end ...loved the way the whole thing is put"
A spot on analysis and well researched and studied too. I always meet people who overly understate this film or AK. about Bombay Velvet, though a bad movie it's bad movie of AK and still leaps and bounds ahead of other commercial films. especially for painstakingly detailing of the period. Guess he fell in love with mafia and prohibition period in US and wanted to spin an al capone like tale on the likes of public enemies based in India. complete with Tommy Guns n all. I would say he almost succeeded. Please do some analysis of good flop films and bad hit films as a mash up. Kudos to your effort and keep making more videos.
How did i miss this channel 🖒👏
The analysis is quite mind boggling. Explained superbly.
Talking about similarities with godfather, the character "definite" seems to have been inspired by "Vincent Corleone" Sunny's illegitimate son. Both of them were hotheaded illegitimate sons of dead gangsters with ambition to do big. His conversation with Faizal Khan in one scene was very much similar to that of Michael's and Vincent's conversation in Godfather 3
You're like the Indian NerdWriter1 :)
True
Anirudh Van Nistelrooy nerdwriter fan here!
More like the Indian Lessons from the screenplay. Nerdwriter1 has terrific editing and visual skills. He has also given a TedTalk.
Haha... that's exactly what I exclaimed after watching this channel :D
the best movie channel is every frame a painting.. way better than nerdwriter
Your point about song was right, I fell in love with music after watching the movie. Gonna watch it again.
Rest in power bhai ❤️. This was the first analysis of yours I saw and fell in love with your content. You widened my view towards movies. You'll always be in my heart.
Anurag Kashyap = GENIUS
Damn true....
keep doing the good work man ! there are many aspiring filmmakers who would want a good analysis of Hindi movies too
you deserve more subscriber !!!! the editing of the video is soo good
You have such a scientific explanation of films...have not seen any channel like this...great things to see in future :)
DUDE!!!
Thanks for doing this. I agree with each and every point you make.!!!
Nice Analysis , Keep going :)
it’s one of the best gangster movies ever made. from any country. there is no argument for Godfather I and II being better than GOW 1 and 2 unless you prefer romanticized, unrealistic movies which is what the Godfather movies are.
Damn it man.You are so bloody good at this.You deserve far more viewership.
With every statement you uttered I howled a "Yes"...keep it coming mate
Anurag sir is one of the best asset Bollywood has today
Can we talk about how that scene from part two where nawazuddin is like in a drunken state while Sutal's raid is going on, it seriously reassembles to kill bill's animated scenes. I remember that because I'm huge sakuga fan and the guy who animated that scene, Shinya Ohira is considered a legend.
This is my favourite RUclips channel. Keep on doing this great analysis.
This is such an amazing one! I keep returning to this frequently. Keep up the good work :D
A perfect indian movie analysis ever........Pointed out perfectly.....Those points was revolving around my mind.....And you have done a great job,just what found what I was searching for. Again,. ........👌👍A perfect ,analysis with precise, organised ending.
Very few filmmaking RUclips channels in India.....glad I found you
A genius indeed.......every film of his took Indian cinema to new levels.
Very good analysis of my favorite movie of all time. Thanks!
just discovered this channel, it was much needed bro.
I’ll forever hate the Indian audience base that these two movies combined didn’t even make the top 20 highest grossing film in India for 2012
Bombay velvet not so bad movie how people says. To me what wrong in the movie is script not so structured, but I love the movie so much, all my favorite things are in the movie Vintage car, jazz music, art deco style buildings and vintage guns
Sumit Das you will love Scarface .
Yes, I love all American Mafia Movie and Video Game.
If they had the sense to cut out the Mother/gold sublot at the start of the film, or atleast rewrote it than BV could have jumped up a couple of grades. I liked the style of the film but I felt the substance was lacking in places.
It's similar to David Lynch's Dune. A good film hidden under a lot of confusing stuff
i really like the style of analyzing movies. when are you coming up with your next film analysis? waiting for it.
Wow.i haven't come across such nice quality review of hindi movies.well structured.well narrated.
Love the way you analyse movies. Great to see this video being uploaded again. Hope to see more beneath the surface analysis...
Gayatri Sisir Do u study in an AECS School
Narendra Sharma Not really, used to study in a KV...
Gayatri Sisir oh....sorry it looked like dress from my old school so with utter stupidity asked you this question.Again sorry
Dude keep doing these , brilliant and insightful analysis. I'm going to spread the word , you should have more subs
Yours I believe is among the best youtube channel in India.. Keep shining bruh
Too late to your channel. But amazing content. The narrative and your point of view to each aspect of film making and the world of cinema is amazing. Would love to see more of such content. Thanks for all amazing videos.
One of the best RUclips channel that we (Indian) need !
A true masterpiece in a sense. And remember this movie was made in 2012 before the advent of proper technology in India and this meant no availability of resources lie streaming software, movie sites, etc. This shows you how much effort Anurag and the crew put into the film and putting accurate details. Observing wonderful. It dampensme to learn that we already have a film like No Smoking which is ahead of its time even today but we can't feel proud. We need a new Satyajit Ray!
Anurag Kashyap is a gift to Hindi Cinema
hats off man your analysis is eye opening thank you, will you do a video on one of bimal Roy's films people need know more about this classic movies
Apart from repeated reference to Western Cinema, it is an excellent analysis of the masterpiece. The parallel drawn between GoW with other western masterpieces is not appropriate. Like most great directors, AK is inspired/influenced by other great directors. But such influence does not show up not as a blunt copy -- but a masterful repositioning/adaption in a context in a uniquely realistic Indian context spiced with Mr.Piyush Mishra's voice over and a soundtrack spiced with Bombay Movies . In fact, that proves more definitely that he is a master with his feet firmly grounded in Indian soil.
Absolutely, agree with your last line, bring more content like this
brilliant, excellent, crisp and awesome bro 👍
9:01 The constant exposure to violence can dilute the seriousness towards it's repercussions. 👍
your research and analysis is of a whole new level... great job..
Anurag Kashyap is fantastic, amazing director
And Yess he is aloud to make mistakes
did subscribed watching one video. This is thorough review of movie i always wanted. well done
Damn, your last sentences touched my heart 👌
I agree with you, a director like him should be allowed to make mistakes. He deserves a path where there'll be hope for good cinema 👐
this increased my interest in cinema
6:40 Is there a separate video of this where you just speak about Pulp Fiction's impact on cinema? I am new to your channel and loving it so far.
Agree 100% on the last line...Yes he's a bloody genius 🔥🔥🔥
I think I came to watch Wasseupur after watching this video. Here, I have completed watching the series and I am back here to watch this video again.
Awesome analysis! Why did you stop though?
If risk taking has a face..it will be Anurag kashyap's
This was not just a review of Gangs of Wasseypur but a homage to the genius Anurag Kashyap.
wow ... recently became a subscriber and really enjoying your content. Keep it up, man.
I would like to know more about "Post-modernisation" which you mentioned before you dived into the violence bit
Same here!
I'd try to help you out. There isn't a fixed definition for this term, but to put it loosely, it is the response to 'Modernism' and 'Modernism' delves a lot on structuralism.
So, anything which breaks free from such structuralism (a fixed set of rules and regulations) comes under post modernism or post structuralism.
Like mentioned in this video, Pulp Fiction is the epitome of post modern cinema. It breaks free from a structured narrative and adopts a non linear screenplay. Tarantino made that film in such a way that we are always aware of the fact that we are only watching a film. The entire film is aware that it is just a film. This again is a clear shift from structuralism. Pulp Fiction pays homage to many artists/musicians etc with the most popular one being 'The Jack Rabbit Slims' twist contest' which is a clear homage to the French new wave film 'A band of outsiders'. Paying homages in films is again a part of post modernism. I'm only scratching the surface here.
Now talking about 'Gangs of Wasseypur', it too breaks free from the conventional structuralism. It adopts an unconventional style of story telling, unconventional choice of cast and unconventional choice of music etc. Like Pulp Fiction, GoW is a self aware film.
It knows it is just a film. The constant homages to Bollywood movies and songs drive home this point and thus making GoW perhaps the best post modern film coming out from India.
Prabhav K that's actually an apt definition of post modernism.
Very well done video. Wording is great, as is the analysis. Keep up the nice work
Saw both the films recently and it reignited my hope in Hindi Cinema :)
Brilliant Storytelling
Brilliant! I wanted an analysis of this movie so badly.
The ending lines got me, I had goosebumps all over!!
Dude your analysis of the movie is worth watching 👏👌👌👌
Hats off to your hard worked research, that clearly elaborate your analysis. Cheers
Dude. Impressed. Keep up the good work. ✨
Brilliant explanation!!
And huge thumbs up for ur research👍
great analysis. vinit really want you to do analysis of RGV classics like satya
this channel needs more subscribers
And coincidentally, Gangs of Wasseypur made it to Indiewire's best films of 21st Century list.
Great Review man handsdown,You picked up small nuances .Keep it up buddy.
Your videos are fantastic! Its rare to find a youtuber whose tastes match mine! (mostly for Hindi movies) Keep up the great work
Yeah! Anurag Khasyap is a bloody genius
Forgot no smoking? Its a masterpiece from Anurag Kashyap
Nice analysis. I know its too much to ask, but can you make videos on following subjects,
1) Why are crappy movies like Chennai Express, Jai Ho or Dhoom 3 actually are crappy? What makes them crappy?
I know star power or Indian audience doesn't have knowledge about better content available. But other than these, technical analysis as you do. Like commn overused tropes or content, whaever.
2) Video(s) on actors or director who usually don't give above average performance or movies, but their one performance or movie we should really appreciate.
Like Hritik Roshan's Lakshya or Guzaarish. I don't know, I am just the audience, this is what I could just think of.
3) How bollywood's intense promotions makes people watch movie. I mean repeatedly playing same song over all radio channels, music channels, appearances of actors on TV.
Video on how this kind of marketing started and how it fools people into watching shitty movie just because it has renowned actor.
I know it's like asking too much maybe, but as an audience I never noticed various aspects of cinema which you line up in your videos. These are some question in my mind. I have tried to analyze it, but you do it in some differently different way.
THANKS.
Kunal Rane not worth it!
I hope he'll make a video on this, there is nothing wrong in highlighting the negative part of Bollywood.
Well you just summed it up....The reasons why they are crappy...
Watch more foreign cinema and art house and drama films. Don't pursue Actor, pursue director , cinematographer and editor. Try too avoid as much as big tent pool action films (that includes avengers But not LOTR,BLADE Runner).
Crappy commercial are available in all the countries but cinema in many countries changed with the fall of golden age with respective countries thus changing the defination of cinema and the visual literature which gave the rise of independent films. But in India with the hindi cinema the change never happened in a vast manner because in India such cinema usually got successfull due to word of mouth of critic and then of audience. Frankly Independent cinema of India was wasn't use to get much reviewed by the critics during the new wave and with that audience never get to knew about such films and hence this new wave didn't lasted much longer enough to bring wide change against the mid70s, 80s commercial films like the the way it did in Europe, Hollywood,Hongkong, South Korea etc and hence still same kind of hero is still produced and portrayed and watched by people because that how the cinema is defined 'healthy wholesome entertainment'.
Watch Bollywood Calling as a reference.
A simple answer, dumb audience.
Anurag Kashyap is genius,
Lot of people doesn't like him just because he raised questions to current govt, which I think is wrong!