Anurag Kashyap & Nawazuddin Siddiqui on the State of Malayalam & Hindi Cinema | Humans of Cinema
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Malayalam cinema should be the face of Indian cinema. Lots of love from Pakistan for Malayalam filmmakers and actors.
Love from Kerala bhai♥️
Ya as if other industry do not have literate audience, dude most highly educated audience is outside kerala..Nobody takes Movies and actors seriously..just dont think too much about urself and ur industry..iam from kerala..most of the movies are average..nothing else and copy of Hollywood
Malayalam movies are very boring and snoozefest. And all this love from pakistan is bcoz kerala is a islamic state. Most of the ppl in film mallu industry are christians and muslims with very weird names.
@@saivinayakp3125 Where exactly in Kerala are you from Mr. Sai Vinayak ji?
@@appukuttanj kozhikode
Not new wave of Malayalam cinema... your discovery of a whole lot of Malayalam movies thanks to OTT!
see, it has to be admitted that there was a very bad phase where even Malayalam movies sucked. Hero Worshipping and nothing else. Thanks to the creators of 'Traffic' who started this new wave. The characters are relatable again. The movies speak our language again.
@@B1it3krieg agreed❤
@@B1it3krieg And traffic was released almost 15 years ago. What about pre 2000s malayalam movies.? Malayalam movies have always been good, it just had a small bad phase during the 2000s .
@@B1it3kriegabsolutely...when we see 80's malayalam movie it is really crap.....😅
There have been masterpieces in Malayalam film industry earlier too.
Sandesham - movie made decades ago, but still relevant. Manichithrathazhu, super hit even today. Bharatham, Paithrukam, Kireedam, etc, all masterpieces. (Remakes did not do any justice to the original movies). Unfortunately these are limited only to Malayalee audiences.
If Akshay Kumar was in Kerala. he would have left his career in the first year itself.
😂😂😂😂😂
Malayali Killadi 😂
Malayalis like masala movies too Allu Arjun and Vijay have cult following in Kerala
We have Dhyan Seeenivasan.....
Nepo bomb maker
@@brainiac2209 ye he is a disaster
Malayalam cinema has always be ahead of its times. You have started noticing Malayalam films now with OTT revolution. 70s, 80s was actually the golden age of Malayalam cinema. Watch films of Padmarajan, Lohitadas, Sibi Malayil.
Mid 90s to early 2000s was a bad phase for Malayalam.
Truth is Bollywood has ignored other/regional cinema always. You made Hindi films with Punjab at the center and then NRI audience.
You never created or wrote original content. Made films in studios. In Kerala, films are shot in actual places and villages and cities.
And they ruined punjabi language and culture this bollywood shit.
@@harpreetsingh-es7hdnot just Punjabi. They do this by over-stereotyping every community. Be it South Indians, UP wallahs, Punjabis, even the Marathis where Bollywood is based. You notice only Punjabi because you're Punjabi. They do this with everyone!
@@nitishsaxena1372 exactly bro.
@@nitishsaxena1372Bollywood also provides an unrealistic portrayal of women. Women are shown stripping and baring skin because they feel “empowered” to do so. However, the ground reality is completely different. Women are told to cover up and show least skin as possible.
Blame your own south fool audiences! They encourage over the top mass like cringe rrr kgf pushpa salaar but ignore those gems! Real pan india should be malayam movies not chapri toluwood
I'm from West Bengal.. and 1000% agree. The quality and emotion that Malayalam movies deliver it's just hits the spot. It's the best.
And I wonder what happened to the Bengali movies....still remember we used to watch Bengali movies in the Doordarshan era , early 90s Sunday afternoon Doordarshan had a time slot for regional movies which they used to play in Alphabetic order Bengali, Gujarati, Etc...still remember some of the classics...
Sad to see Bengali movies not been discussed in this OTT era...
@@BeingL3X Bengali cinema was ruined in the hands of Psudo intellectuals of Kolkata who don't even know there are stories exists outside of Howrah . But nowadays new directors trying to revive the commercial entertaining bengali cinema
Still love the classic Bengali movies .Off late many mass movies are being made in Malayalam .Do watch Sibi Malayil , Bharathan , Padmarajan and Sathyan Anthikkad movies of 80s-90s .
I like to see Nawaz and Anurag as actors in Malayalam cinema....I saw Anurag in Maharaja...his performance was good...Malayali fan here.
Anurag is a brilliant actor
Anurag Kashyap soon in Malayalam Cinema!
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He acted with Nayantara as well.
Malayalam cinema is always a gem.. high quality content in a low budget is the main unique selling point off Malayalam cinema .. the new wave is more people started watching Malayalam cinema now. Thanks to ott
The 🐐 Kamal Hassan once said "Kerala is the film capital of India"
He must be joking
@@Twilight6789you must be high
The story telling during the 80s were magical, it certainly raised the social consciousness level of the audience. Credit is due to the writers of that period in malayalam cinema.
Agreed hands down. The writers hold the sword and the shield in the industry. Many can show up and act with many retakes, but the plot holds the movie tight knit
People are going a gaga over new-wave Malayalam cinema, but Malayalam movies have been in class of it own for half a decade now, baring the early 2000s for it content. The reason for it is, its an artist driven industry unlike Tamil, Telegu or Hindi which are production house driven. This enables the artist working in the industry to make movies that they want to make, rather than make formulaic movies dictated by the production house. The size of the industry, the size of the audience and budget prevents the rise of big production house that can over turn this balance of power. The down side to which is it cannot make technologically superior movies compared to other industries for the same reason. But Malayalam cinema have been punching above its weight class in this department as well.
wrong tamil also do arts films
pls know difference between malyalam and tamil cinema first
malyalam films only art
tamil cinema is mixture-arts,action,thriller
soorarai pottru ,jaibhim,manadhi,anbesivam ,joker are arts films
vikram vedha is thriller film
Malayalam films are overrated by movie critics only. Normal audience doesn't give a damn fk about ur boring snoozefest films. All this ott hype is fake real hype is only when film works in theatres which never happens for mallu movies
@@user-eo2ot3ie2w Malayalam movies does well in theaters in Kerala. Thats why the Industry exist in Kerala. Yeah the snoozefest that was copied by hindi industries and goes on to become cult classics.
@@user-eo2ot3ie2w Lol. The movies work very well in Kerala theatres. How else do you think people get the money and resources to make more movies? You are just proving Anurag's point here. Just because a very normal film is a snooze fest to you, doesn't mean that other people are equally incapable of enjoying it.
@@Sreerags5959 Exactly Malayalam movies work only in kerala and all the unnecessary hype which youtubers try to create for mallu movies outside kerala falls flat bcoz mallu audience is the most boring audience 😂 Jst bcoz mallu movies do well in kerala that doesn't mean they r the best. 😂 Telugu, Tamil films earn much better than ur entire industry
Malayalam cinema had always been original, they dont make stories for NRI, its so real and connects with the audiences always..
You don't have to shit on NRIs to make a point bro.
@@whatsinaname571it’s not about shiting on NRIs, most blockbuster Bollywood movies are targeted to NRI AUDIENCE and that’s the problem. If there was a healthy balance of movies which cater to both parties we wouldn’t be having this conversation
Literacy and education like he said is the key. It’s pretty evident in the writing and screenplay., very inclusive and rooted to reality. Malayalam industry deserves every bit of comments they are receiving. Much love from Bangalore. ❤
Bollywood lacks good screenplay writer, people are not dumb they just tired of seeing bollywood routein crap
Inclusivity is not something that matters when it comes to good filmmaking. Story, direction, screenplay, music, set design, etc matter. Rooted to reality and inclusivity are not needed or they are not a reason why a movie might be better than the out her.
@@frosty6395 maybe for you and yeah one could argue on that front as well. But we come from koothu culture, and it was always about storytelling and always included the time’s relevant politics, realities and mergers various other cultural aspects which is inclusivity. I think these elements make it very rich.
Sadly the literacy and education of the state isn't as good as it used to be although it might look so with the numbers being projected (and the reason is the undeserving people in power in the state now). Let's hope the younger generation realises this (they seem to have already since quite a few of them are already out there looking for better education outside the state or country). And let's hope this fact doesn't bring down the standard of cinema in the not so distant future.
@@frosty6395no wonder indian public didn't know about the existence of people from a whole region of India until 2014 because people like you think inclusively is useless. Now they're experiencing severe racism and discrimination. Keep it up!
I am a Punjabi I have seen most of the Malayalam movies made in the last5 years…NAYATTU, IRAATA and KOOMAN are some of the best movies that I’ve seen out of 100 others….
Please watch
Varavelppu
A movie of 99s
Watch movies like Commissioner (1994), Lucifer (2019).
Watch director Padmarajans movies
A man of culture, I see!
Agree, Padmarajan , Bharathan era was amazing
As a malayali i disagree with the comment section that the wave is continuing. While i agree that the sibi malail and bharathan era was where Indian cinema peaked in the 80s...the sort of movies that came out in the 90s and 2000s were were terrible and the industry was in a crisis. The new lot of kids who are making movies now have definitely revived the wave. But , seriously what a year it's been for Malayalam cinema ❤
Terrible? In 90's and 2000's??? I can name some of the best films of Malayalam cinema in that period..
@@nishchalmenon that's why its called an opinion....;)
@@vivekvijaykumar43 U saying industry was in a crisis is not an opinion lol. When u say it was in a crisis, it must be based on some data or facts right?
@@nishchalmenon i think we have the issue with timings...it started in the end of the 90's and continued till 2011, when it reached the high water mark...and yes early and mid 90's saw great movies...the industry crisis of the 2000's is well documented....a small search would help :)
@@nishchalmenonlate 2000 was terrible. Especially 2005 to 2011. You cannot remember many good movies during this period.
It is technically not a new wave. Legendary directors like Padmarajan, Adoor Gopalakrishnan, Govindan Aravindan, Bharathan, M.T. Vasudevan Nair, Reghunath Paleri (I had one more name in my thought, but suddenly forgot) etc made movies ahead of their time in the 80s, and 90s.
You fail to mention K G George. The director who never compromised on quality and at the same time commercially successful.No vulgarity or sex unlike Bharathan.
You failed to mention Sreenivasan, who was the brain behind in many movies
I am always wondering that why people are not mentioning the legends KG George, I V shashi, Joshi, etc...
glad for the names. we can google these names to find more
Exactly! The directors from the 70s onward are the ones who today's leading directors grew up with and draw their inspiration from. We must always acknowledge their contributions :)
Aravindan, kg george, padmarajan, bharathan, adoor gopalakrishnan, film directors from Kerala that can represent to the world cinema.
Anurags performance was too good in Maharaja
New wave? lol for you maybe but Malayalam cinema has always been terrific it's just that other parts of India just discovered it, all thanks to Covid and OTTs, saying this as a Malayalam movie lover from Hyderabad.
We had a slump between 95-2011
@@tomkoshy2583true മാടമ്പി സിനിമകൾ ഇറങ്ങിയ കാലം
Wow talk about self-felaliating
I am from chhattisgarh and I love Malayalam cinema. Here in Chattisgarh there's not a single good movie
Please Nawaz, do a Malayalam Movie :) Request from a Malayali fan :)
😃 🙏🏾
😂😂
Money ???? They can't afford him
Same for Fahad fasil do Hindi movie ❤️
@@civilizationalist sadly,kinda true. But, Nawaz seems like a guy who would choose content over money. I am not sure. But , maybe. :)
Three points that led to the growth of Malayalam Cinema
1. World cinema to masses - Theatres, civil society, and the government in making world cinema available to Malayalee audiences through film festivals almost for free. They've actively promoted good cinema, knowing its importance in creating an informed citizenry.
2. Cinema as a medium of political education - Unlike most other governments which benefit from keeping their citizens under-educated, governments in Kerala somehow have found political motivation to elevate the political education of its people. Cinema has been an important tool for this.
3. Keeping prices in check - You'll see non-multiplex non-pvr theatres thriving in Kerala offering tickets at affordable prices. Making businesses conducive for independent theatre owners to thrive is very important to challenge a monopolistic pricing.
😂😂..Nobody takes movie seriously here dude..iam from kerala and all these new gen movies are just hype only
@@saivinayakp3125 Not entirely accurate
@@VK_2002 yes and yes
your 2nd point is basically peddling agenda agianst India and hindus that's what ur mallu industry does. U r a christian islamic state with huge political agenda.
@@saivinayakp3125this dude is trying so hard to hate on malayalam movie by replying to most good comments about this industry, claiming he’s Mallu. Lmfao
Golden era of Malayalam cinema is 70s,80s,90s
മലയാളികളോട് അണ് ഒരു പഴചൊല്ല് ഉണ്ട് കാള പെറ്റു എന്നു കേൾക്കുമ്പോൾ കയർ എടുക്കരുത് എന്നത് ഞാൻ മേൽ പറഞ്ഞ കാലഘത്തെ പറ്റി പറഞ്ഞത് ഒഞ്ഞ ജാതീയത കൊണ്ട് അല്ല പൊളിറ്റിക്കൽ correctness നോക്കി ഭിത്തിയിൽ ചാരി വെയ്കേണ്ട padangal hit ആയിട്ടുണ്ട് ഞാൻ അതോമല്ല ഉദേശിച്ചേ
ഓരോ flim industries ile ഓഡിയൻസ് inu typical style പിന്തുടരുന്നുണ്ട് അതിന് കാരണം ithepole ഉള്ള കാലഘട്ടങ്ങൾ അണ്
മേൽ പറഞ്ഞ കാലഘത്തിൽ ബിസിനെസ്സസിനേകൾ മുൻതൂക്കം കൊടുത്ത art inu value കൊടുത്ത padangal ഉണ്ട് stardom മുൻതൂക്കം കൊടുകത്തെ script inu മുൻതൂക്കം നൽകി വന്ന padangal ഉണ്ട്
Ippo മലയാള സിനിമ മോശം എന്ന് അല്ല inn malayala cinema il art inekal മുല്യം കൊടുക്കുന്നത് business ിനാണ് അത് ഉപകാരം ഉണ്ടോ എന്ന് ചോദിച്ചാൽ മലയാളീ അല്ലാതെ പ്രേക്ഷകർ കുടുതൽ കിട്ടുന്നുണ്ട് എന്ന് കരുതി ഇതാണ് golden era എന്ന് പുലമ്പുന്നത് madatharam അണ് മലയാളത്തിന് മാത്രമല്ലാ തമിഴിനും ഹിന്ദിയ്ക്കും ഒരു കാലത്ത് ഉണ്ടായിരിന്നു golden era
Pinne ഇന്നത്തെ സിനിമയെ പുകഴ്ത്തുന്ന നിന്നെപ്പോലെ ഉള്ള പ്രേക്ഷകൻ എങ്ങനെ സിനിമാ കാണണം എന്ന് കാണിച്ചു തന്നത് ഞാൻ മേൽ പറഞ്ഞ കാലഘട്ടങ്ങൾ അണ് അതുകൊണ്ട് ഒരുപാട് ഷോ ഇറകണ്ട ഇതേ niyoke അണ് ഇപ്പോഴത്തെ സിനിമകൾ one time watchable ഉള്ളൂ എന്ന് സകല സോഷ്യൽ മീഡിയ site il നിരങ്ങി മെഴുകി വെയ്കുന്നെ അതുകൊണ്ട് ഇവിടെ വന്ന് over punyalanmar ആവേണ്ട
80s primarily after that we had a downfall now its like renaissance era and im pretty sure in the future this era would be looked as a something revolutionary more revolutionary than 80s to some extant
Ippam 3 Malayalam movies aan India mothom popular ayath... Aa golden era il ingana ethelum movie popular ayitundo? Ariyathath kondaneee chothikkane
@@meenu2912 edo ivroke pazheyath കണ്ടിട്ടില്ല ഞാൻ അതേ പറഞ്ഞുള്ളൂ താൻ കാര്യം അറിയാതെ ഡയലോഗ് അടികരുത്
@@itsmegopikavasudev njn dialogue evda adichu? Last line lu paranjille chodhyam aanenn samshyam aanu choichath. Chumma vazhakk ondakkan keri verunne enthina?
Ningal randuperkum oru kunthavum ariyilla…
@1:09 Anurag ji was right❤😅...i frm a coastal village area.. Here our senior peoples runs a film club like groups which we had spend lots of time with them... Mostly night time.. They let them watch international clssics irrespective of the language..iranian, french, spanish, hollywood, koreans, south American movie.... 🤌
Charlie Chaplin movies... ✌️✌️
Malayalam movie done this wave more than 40+ years ago with Adoor Gopalakrishnan, Bharathan, Padmarajan, Lohithadas, MT, TV Chandran, Ramu Kariat, A Vincent, John Abraham, Shyama Prasad, KG George, G Aravindan, K S Sethumadavan and Shaji N Karun
Malayalam cinema is always great even in 1970 80 90 s but now other regions u understand that after covid and ott booms, malayalam cinema always ahead of indian cinema in terms of technical, theme, stories etc..
Why people like hollywood and korean commercial cinema?
@@raja-jl9oswhy you asking him?
Malayalam cinemas never tried to make remakes from other Indian language movies, when tried it failed miserably because Malayalam audience watches all language movies.
Andhadhun for eg😂
@@Its_true_591 yes big failure
@@Its_true_591 that's the reason it flopped in Malayalam. Because malayalees watch all the language films in original. So remake wont work there.
Bollywood movies are escape mechanism products. A large part of Hindi speaking masses is still low income and wants to watch movies to escape their daily life misery. That's why they make movies with heroes who have six packs and slender heroines. They're creating a fantasy world removed from reality. That's in some part true in Tamil and Telugu movies as well. Audience there want to see them and get lost in that world for three hours.
Malayalam audience wants to take it slow. They're happy with more realistic cinema which is grounded in reality. If they want fantasy, they'll watch other languages but in Malayalam they want it to be realistic. The purpose for which Malayalam audience goes to a theatre is different. They don't want to be lost in that world. They want to ruminate over the movie once they come out as well. That's why so many Malayalam movies have open endings. In Kerala, people end up discussing the story on dinner table as well. Not saying that Malayalam audience is better. It's just that their approach is different.
Why are you keen on blaming bw everywhere without common sense ? You should blame tollyhood since they themselves encourage over the top movies of there and don’t make malayam pan india
@@joeydrakeramoray1324 bollywood actor's always look aspirational even some time they look better than hollywood actor's
@@joeydrakeramoray1324 dilip kumar,dev anand,guru dutt they look better than hollywood actor's
You talk as if every mallu movie is great n every Hindi movie is bad. Relax. It’s more about North Indian looks n gene and South Indian people n their life. Bhai agar north ke heroes good looking hote hain toh achi baat hai na. Nothing aspirational about them. Yohan north me in ladle log sundar hi hote hain.
@@anand.chaudhari He didnt say that hindi movies are bad and malayalam movies are great. He was just explaining the reasoning why the average audience goer from each place watches movies. Its a difference in audience, not the movie industry
Two gentlemen with proper knowledge about films and industry.
80_90 was golden peak Era of malayalam movies due to different stories.. If ott existed that time 😢
The golden period of Malayalam industry died after1999....and this period is just nothing compared to that period 💔
80s was much much better than now
Malayalam movies were always content driven apart from late 90s or early 2000 which basically went after other industries. Thanks to OTT especially during pandemic lots of movie lovers watched malayalam movies which gave a great exposure to malayalam movies.
Wow..goosbumps..great to hear from legends..loves from kerala..
Its the directors who need to be literate...literate about the roots, culture and emotions of viewers..
The recent Malayalam movies don’t have quality of movies made two decades before
There is a movie named
Dasharatham which talks about “surrogate pregnancy” in which Mohanlal and Nedumudi and Murali literally living
There is a movie named
Innale
which talks about “anterograde amnesia”
Anurag sir performance is fantastic in Maharaja.❤️
Malayalam cinema is very simple, down to earth without any exaggeration. Educated minds hate exaggeration.
Oh really and what about cringe over the top action movie like trubo and rdx
@@raja-jl9os it happens rarely. In general they are simple. Malayalam cinema is more appreciated by European audience than the Indian audience.
@@aapbeete9761 average foreign commercial movies look far better than Indian commercial movies
indian movies never explain how and when does actors get such divine power. 🤛🤡 i like matrix and inception
I think the malayalam cinema can connect to common people,how people faces a problem without any superhuman power
They also make cringe movies just like any other industry
The makers as well as audiences comsume world cinema in kerala at a regular basis. When you do this, you actually become aware of whats already done and you can try to make something new. As opposed to saying "our language audience hasnt seen this, some lets make something like this or that"
As a Malayali we never worry about the budget or the actors in the movie, we support all kinds of movies. We are happy that people from other industries are mentioning Malayalam cinema.❤
This is not just because people are educated in kerala making good movies or audience are litrate, its the perspective towards contend of movie knowing that what you wanna show to audience to make them involve and connecting them by individual experiences, Bollywood has to move away from mumbai city and looks for stories in Streets and villages. It will change the entire game.
He is talking about visual literacy 😂
Its not about street and village story its all about good storytelling
@@raja-jl9os Without story how can they tell stories, thats why they have to get out from cliche contents. Most of the bollywood movies trying to imitate hollywood and they are losing the grip from indian audience thats why southern movies are getting popularity in northern india.
@@ngsajith but Hollywood mostly make scfi and fantasy
Malayalam Cinema has always been like this for innumerable decades. Bollywood is now recognizing it due to OTT
Even Bollywood had a golden era of good movies. Hrishikesh Mukharjee movies were so light hearted and rooted movies. But such movies have no takers today in hindi audience.
Movies like 'Jaane bhi do yaaron', 'ardha satya' etc will not get any screen in today's era.
In Malayalam, Sathyan Anthikad made those kind of movies.
I loved watching Ardhasatya. It was screened in our college auditorium. Very serious movie
Its a New wave for the North .. earlier South Indian movies were remade...
Sunil Dutt, Sanjeev Kumar, Jeetendra, Anil Kapoor , Akshay Kumar... Have acted majorly Remakes .
Fan of korean and malayalam movies ❤️🔥
Adoor,kg george ,g aravindan and many more parallel movie directors have to be celebrated more than before.
The old 90s Malayalam movies is 100 time better than current movies…
Visibility is true with malayalam cinema. Irrespective who the actor and the budget they seem to find the audience to be profitable if it isn't absolute trash.
Hindi speaking audiences are not illiterate, if that was the reason the south Indian cinema would never have gotten that kind of exposure that it is having now. It is just that hindi cinema was producing a lot of bad movies from start. They always focused on NRIs. Romance has eaten all the good writers and script. South Indian cinema is producing a lot of great movies focusing on quality instead of quantity.
South movies will become a flop if there is no innovation. You can sell south movies only with glamour.
-can i get answer
If movie makes or decide which state audience more educated and humanist ? can some body tell
Why % of Muslims from Kerala joined ISIS higher in India.
“🎥 Let’s celebrate the vibrant world of Malayalam cinema! It’s high time we recognize it as an integral part of Indian cinema, beyond just Bollywood. 🌟🇮🇳 #MalayalamMovies #IndianCinema
It’s not a new wave of Malayalam cinema. It’s only new to you. Malayalam always had great directors and actors. The golden era of Malayalam cinema has actually passed. It was only after OTT that Malayalam cinemas got the much needed recognition. That’s also why there were so many remakes of Malayalam movies in the past. Akshay Kumar is one such actor who got fame by acting in remakes even though the remakes didn’t even have the quality of original movie.
-can i get answer
If movie makes or decide which state audience more educated and humanist ? can some body tell
Why % of Muslims from Kerala joined ISIS higher in India.
Now malaylam movies are getting recognised all thanks to OTT..but the real Malayalam classic movies are made in 80s and 90s. Every movie was a masterpiece and filmmakers made movies not for box-office collection, its their mere passion to this craft.
Educated society reflects in their films
-can i get answer
If movie makes or decide which state audience more educated and humanist ? can some body tell
Why % of Muslims from Kerala joined ISIS higher in India.
3:49 Sushin Syam knew 😅 seen മാറ്റുമെന്ന് പറഞ്ഞു 😂😂
anurag sir performance in maharaja 😩❤️
True ...audience also plays a major role...what they want...they get...and all who are part of a particular film are recognised n appreciated...be it main character, supporting characters, story writer, screenplay, director, music composer, music director,lyricist, singer, cameraman, etc....whilst in Hindi, Telugu people recognise a song only by the name of hero n heroine ...the lyricist...music director, composer, singer does not get recognition..🙁🙁🙁
Piracy is the first problem for movies. Because people don't want to spent much time in theatre .And now OTT platforms also available. If there's no good content available then no one will come to watch. Stardom is no more a fact for people nowadays
Malayalam always was the spine of the Indian Cinema. Bollywood was too selfish that we didn't recognise Malayalam film industry as much deserves.
The world of cinema is constantly evolving, and its trajectory is shaped by the audience it connects with.
Nawaz actually hit the nail when he said malyalam cinema is because of an educated public. That's ultimately the only truth.. be it a great novie or making of a great country - its finally education.
Gone are the times when keeping masses uneducated worked for scheming politicians and others..now its about education.
Cinema will improve then!
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If movie makes or decide which state audience more educated and humanist ? can some body tell
Why % of Muslims from Kerala joined ISIS higher in India.
@@Kalyani561 good point. My point was very different and not related to terrorism or radicalization etc.
Quite honestly I cannot answer that coz I haven't studied it much and I hate to give my gut feel coz that's a lot of gas 😅. However thx to your response I did go thru a very detailed study published in 2018. Very well written. Do go thru. Sending you the details below:
Uncovering the influence of ISIS in India
Author : Kabir Taneja
Occasional Papers
Published on Jul 12, 2018
Straight to the fact and point this guy speak truth but it hurts
As a Malayali, Nawazuddin first screen were I watched salt n pepper short film , the day I noticed the man has versatile power in movie industry , unfortunately or fortunately he flowed with high commercial films which is not targeted real audience I guess ! Perhaps Anurag and bunch of others who wish to do something better in India industry, they can start more Indian movie rather than Bollywood.
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If movie makes or decide which state audience more educated and humanist ? can some body tell
Why % of Muslims from Kerala joined ISIS higher in India.
Corona made the difference and minnalmurali started the wave in north.
80s Malayalam movies were the best
Malayalam movies is based on simple living and high thinking
I like matrix and inception both are action thriller 😂
Not a new wàve. Other indian state started watching after corona. So for non malayalies its a new wave. Malayalam films doing this still ages. Watch old classic malayalam legend director and writers film. At that time malayalam film did films that beyond times.
Malayalam movies were always out of the box..Even surrogacy was a theme in 1989 (Dhasaratham movie)when other industries were playing Don and love stories..
why is that no one is mentioning kg George films
Malayalam movies are relatable. And the concepts are pretty much simple but deep rooted to people's lives. The actors are remarkable.
Relatable? just because they look like average Indian?
@@raja-jl9os no didn't mean it that way. I find it relatable because of the stories.
@@reewrite for me terminator and godfather both are great movies
Please Try to watch classic Malayalam movie
big fan nawaz bai ❤from kerala
Everybody wants to see movies on a big screen with a big sound, but the ticket price theaters are charging and in the 90s pop corn was sold for 2 rupees, now its more then 100, if you want to go for a movie theater with your family of 4 you have to spend around 2000 rupees, which a comman person will not afford, OTT is much cheaper. As Anurag said, make it affordable, people will come.
actually non-malayalis who praise the mediocre and above average malayalam movies releasing now a days, don't know that malayalam industry produced the best films in india (especially in '80s and '90s), when other indian industries had sunk into melodrama and overdoing of actors. there were a bunch of brilliant actors who are flexible in the roles given to them. there were good writers. filmmakers like padmarajan ("season", "innale", "thoovanathumbikal", "nombarathipoovu",..), kg george ("irakal", mattoral", "panchavadi palam"..), lohithadas ("bhoothakkannadi"), fazil ("manichithrathazhu"), sreenivasan ("vadakkunokkiyanthram"), bharathan ("thazhavaram"), aravindan ("vasthuhara", "chidambaram"), adoor gopalakrishnan ("anantharam") made so many classics in malayalam.
Discovered K.G George, brilliant director. Adoor Gopalkrishnan as well
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If movie makes or decide which state audience more educated and humanist ? can some body tell
Why % of Muslims from Kerala joined ISIS higher in India.
@@Kalyani561 onnu nirthu, kore cash kittunnundu ennu ariyamenkilum ee cheyyunna pani aareyum ariyikkathe cheyyuka ennna bodhyam ille? Ante comment ellarum kaanunnundu ennu ellarum manassilakkanam, parayathe parayu ennnathaanu aadhyam ee cellinu vendathu, poy itcell basics padi, ennittu vaa, enthelum padichaale pattu, allel ninne thatti veliyilkkalayum
@@sreenaths5563: Kalyani is sick, simple…people who cut and pastes their comments numerous times are mentally sick..
Every Malayali knows that Old Malayalam Films were and is Next Level 🔥. There were too many great malayalam movies released at the same time that they failed because the audience population was less. Everything was good back then. Still the top IMDb rated malayalam film in Sandesham which is a great film by the way💯 is a old film.
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If movie makes or decide which state audience more educated and humanist ? can some body tell
Why % of Muslims from Kerala joined ISIS higher in India.
Like Anurag is saying, my only concern from past 15 years is, How Many Theatre's we have in our Continental like Country. answer is 9742 only for 1.40 billion people. talukas which is having population of over 2.5 lakh has no cinema theatre's.
People, giving gems of Malayalam movies- Thaniaavartham , onnu muthal poojyam vare, deshadanakiligal karyaarilla, devadoothan, guru, munnariyippu, Rosharch , bhoothakannadi, iyer the great, Vaishali, njN gandharvan.
Varavelppu
Sandesham
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If movie makes or decide which state audience more educated and humanist ? can some body tell
Why % of Muslims from Kerala joined ISIS higher in India.
@@Kalyani561 i will correct your sentance. Our state exposed isisi joiners and because it was the only state who took initiatives to bring such elements into public, the nos may appear high. Yes we have few people who are born stupid just like you who mix art and religion or can't stand our literacy rates and our arts.
@@Kalyani561 i will correct the statement. It was because of our literacy rates we exposed them and passed this vital information to other states thus the no. Might appear High and yes there are few stupid people just like you who can't prioritise or admire art instead they want to mix art and religion or few outsiders who can't stand our literacy rates and good movies . They come up with such stupid statements. Can you just believe that 😂
U should also discuss about the movie leo ....
How it shocked the entire malayali film makers in theatre response....
Bahubali kgf kantara ghagini anniyan shivaji shaked the kerala box office....
I do not think this interviewer has seen a single Malayalam movie. Malayalam cinema always was new wave. Starting with Aravindan to now.
when the resource is less ( budget) you gotta innovate. starting from writing , using a single camera unit innovate innovate every where, more creative and less spendings. that’s malayalam cinema ❤
Proud to our malayalam industry ❤️
Malayam cinema for me is the most pure cinema industry in india.
you don't need the entire 1.2 billion Indians to watch your movies. India is large enough to carve out substantial niche markets. but this requires a digital infrastructure
Digital infrastructure for what? Making movies? The problem isn't distribution or access.
@@tharun.madhav but aren't they controlled by the few? isn't there a barrier to entry?
Actors reinvest in scripts and in their movies. Experimental team efforts includes investors. Reduce budget size in Hindi.
Will the musicians ever become a bigger star than an actor in the future in terms of popularity,followers,pay etc. Similar to what we see in the west.
@@raja-jl9os people listen to music but hearing and observe actors. Albums are different. Ticket buyers are mostly entertainment seekers.
The answer symbol logic. Hindi movie running with actor. Malayalam running with story. And we proud to be mallu❤❤❤❤
The Malayalam film's soul is its content and storyline.If proper content is not available in a super star's movie, it is likely to fail at the box office.additionally, we have a fantastic audience
In bollywood Jawline is more important
Now E D is behind all the so called bumper Malayalam hits which were released recently
Whatever Nawazuddin says about churning formula based mass films in Hindi is so true. It's frankly uninspiring because they base it on commercial success and star power. Malayalam film for decades- especially from the 1980s to 90s and from say about 2010s till now have been always delivered quality material.
The only dull period in Malayalam film was in the late 90s till probably around 2009 when filmmakers were making films that highlighted one or two megastars as some kind of demigods and even the one time great filmmakers seemed to run out of ideas. It was post 2010 when new breed of filmmakers started tackling modern, contemporary topics and the scaling up of techniques of filmmaking that seemed to resonate with new audiences in Kerala and beyond.
However, to me, 1980s Malayalam films are unbeatable in terms of long-lasting effect and content. Filmmakers of today still use numerous references from films of that period. I'd suggest non-Malayali film lovers to check out 1980s films also and watch with subtitles.
Malayalam cinema is on top💚🔥
Golden time of Malayalam Films was 90s.
മലയാളം ❤
Thank you for supporting changes in the malayalam cinema and for the support ❤❤and those people who didn't liked the changes please forgive us and we make sure there will be upcoming movies as per your thoughts and likes😊😊......
From a mallu boy❤
What Theatre Owners can do for Bollywood Cinema is ....To price the tickets as per Actor's star value of Last 5 movies...For Eg...Akshay Kumar movies shouldn't have ticket prices more than 125Rs....Whereas Amir Khan Can have a maximum of 500Rs...
He said "Film literate" not just "literate". Thumbnail was clickbait. sigh
Please suggest some good Malayalam movies.
Aavesham
Nayattu
Iratta
Anchakkallakokkaan
Kireedam
Ayyappanum Koshiyum
Dasharatham
Kireedam,
Devasuram,
Valsalyam
Bhramaram
Kaliyattam
Thanmatra
Vastavam
Indian Rupee
Bharatham...
Best movies are coming from malayalam movie industry...acting, story, direction.. depth of the characters and not only main actors.. each characters they giving their own importance and all are great performers...mollywood❤
Malayalam Cinema is most charming style of Indian culture 🔥🔥
Hollywood make movies for whole world not just about american culture
You can also make great larger than life movies like korean and Japanese cinema
@@raja-jl9os for sure
Malayalam films have a strong story line, realist content, story, environment and character portrayed are given more importance. Story, characters are simple and related to common man. Masala items like item songs, grapphic fight scenes, excess violence will be rejected by the matured film lovers in kerala. That's why there are successful movies without heroine glamour exposure , item songs, graphic fights.
But in hindi movies it's always rich
family stories, NRI stories, item songs, graphic fights which do not relate to the ordinary man. Hero is given more importance than the character. Telugu also suffers the same fate as bollywood . Only rarely do you get good
Hindi /Telugu movies.
-can i get answer
If movie makes or decide which state audience more educated and humanist ? can some body tell
Why % of Muslims from Kerala joined ISIS higher in India.
You don't like Hollywood cinema like matrix,inception,mad max,batman trilogy because they use unrealistic action?💀
This is not a new discovery regarding Malayalam movie. The industry is like that from beginning. Unfortunate part is that other part of India didn't get chance to watch Malayalam classics released in 70-90's... To some extend till 2000...
You should watch malayalam old classic movies.. There are many many..
You said it.. buget is not important when you take cinema as cinema and not as some business project