I loved the film for the very reasons you didn't "love" it. It took an unconventional approach and gave us a happy, hopeful story instead of a sad, depressing one.
If it had gotten intimately passionate , I think the movie would have lost it's message. As Tilottma said in a interview the subject of master and maid relationship in India has been limited to pornography. I adored this movie for showing prejudices we have for that kind of relationship. Ratna was reluctant in returning his love back addressing him 'Sir'. And at the end finally coming in terms with her happiness.
From my perspective, even when I saw the trailer, the movie didn't strike me as this gut wrenching love story. It was more a commentary on class divide and a story of how Ratna's purpose in life was to become the person she wanted to be despite coming from a background that makes it difficult. The whole point of the film (at least for me) was how they helped each other (Ratna with fashion design and Ashwin with going back to New York which he clearly missed). They definitely had a connection, but it would have been rather predictable and frankly a bit unrealistic if they showed the kind of struggle you wanted. Because one knows from the very beginning where they lie in society's hierarchy. So they as characters too know that even trying "dating" was a non starter. Even if Ashwin's character was one to not care as much, his friend sort of showed him the truer side of how things would look and how it would eventually be even worse for Ratna. You already know that going in. It isn't really about them defying the odds to be able to love each other. It's about them overcoming their own personal barriers. She wanted to work in fashion and he clearly didn't fit in the family business structure in Mumbai. At least that's coming from my Indian perspective.
I think they purposefully didn't show the struggle. Most movies do. That makes this different I guess.I loved the open end as well. When I watched the movie, i didn't believe that was true love or something. Felt It as just a crush even when he tried to kiss her . But, that also can happen right. It need not always be the divine true love.
No guys you got it wrong again.. You made a really simple movie a difficult one.. He had to play a mellow character and his english was pretty up there..
@@akashacharyak exactly sometimes they say things which i really don't get it.. but yaa they said the same about ranveer in gully boy so not exactly their fault also..😂😂😋😋
@@trishanuparihar1069 Yeah its a weird analysis. Does he have a problem with the accent? Its not like Indians don't talk English. Not like Slumdog millionaire where even slum kids are talking to each other in English making the scenario unrealistic. But this is pretty realistic and just because you're not used to people conversing in Indian accent doesn't make it unrealistic. Get used to it!
@@akashacharyak they should have noticed that he was from an upper class indian society who studied abroad and came back.. so it's obvious he will converse in english and that too with a mix of accent. And on the other hand his engagement was called off and he was working with his father which he didn't liked and his brother also died.. so all these factors made his personality which was quiet, mellow and somber..
@@trishanuparihar1069 Yeah i liked his performance a lot. It was pretty grounded and could have easily been overdone and screwed up. And yes, I have seen exact people like him in exact scenarios with almost similar body language too. In fact I am routinely surprised by how they like mediocre acting in quite a few movies.
Was extremely impressed with vivek gombre in the movie. Did complete justice to the role. The connect you guys didn't feel, I felt it completely with him. I loved the film!
I don't think it needed to be passionate. At least I didn't want it to be. It wasn't some flash in the pan, teenage romance. It was slowly brewing with societal norms hanging over them at every moment. It's hard to forget about the outside world when everything, even her room reminds them that this isn't normal
Guys, if it was more Passionate, it would loose that innocence that the film was trying to keep. Bcos we have stories of lust involving the maid , and not many with love as the central point. I hope u get my point. I loved this movie❤️, but maybe i m 'stupid'😉
Exactly.... The struggle for them was inner first. To fall in love with your help and confess it too is hard anyway. Same applies to female character too.
I think you guys secretly loved the film... You just won't admit it 😂 This was a small independent film which was made in 2018 and it took two years for it to find a theatrical release and then Netflix... Its journey has been similar to "The Lunchbox" where it travelled the festival circuit and won many awards before finally releasing in India. The makers of Lunchbox were lucky to get the backing of big names like Karan Johar and Anurag Kashyap while "Sir" had a slightly more difficult journey... You guys wanted Rajkumar Rao or Ranbir, I think Rohena Gera would not have been able to afford them, she auditioned many actors for Ashwin's role, Vivek Gomber's reading with Tillotama Shome worked for them and he was cast Vivek Gomber is the producer of Court he backed the film when nobody else was willing to.... I disagree with you guys about his performance I think he was perfect in the role, and also the English speaking parts didn't feel weird to me... Of course, Tillotama Shome is always a class act 👍 This film was a slow burn and a reality check put together There was passion but it was an undercurrent, when they finally start to express it she gets a phone call that brings her back to reality, that's when she decides that is not the path she wants to go on and he respects her decision, I think it was important to show him respecting her boundaries... And in the end she breaks those barriers herself when she says his name and that one word expressed all that she felt for him... The fact that you wanted more shows the film has succeeded in getting the point across it was making... This film needs multiple viewings to understand the depth of what it is conveying... It's my favourite film of 2020 👍
Preeti - I love your response to this review and I wholeheartedly agree with you and feel the same way. These two - Rick and Korbin - needed to do more research before watching this film because they missed out on some crucial cultural aspects. I thought they might’ve appreciated ‘Is Love Enough, SIR’ more because it’s under-stared. But that’s something I don’t quite understand about their reviews - they thought SRK was too loud in DDLJ, yet they rave on about Ranveer Singh who is SO loud and in- your-face sort of an actor. Rick and Korbin are very biased toward certain actors, and I think that distorts their view point, because their reviews don’t feel authentic, they feel and sound biased. Anyhow... it’s a shame they were unable to understand and appreciate the tonality and beauty of this film. But WE did, as did millions of other people, and that matters more!!!
@@AvaniVee When OSR started out 3 years ago, they seemed to be truly on a journey to understand/experience artistry. But of late they seem to be resting on their laurels so to speak. Although in their defense here, no amount of research, would have helped them understand the undercurrents of social/caste divide being shown. This is a cultural understanding absorbed through years of being exposed to it and having lived it. To expect them to get it all would be a monumental ask. Vivek Gombe, was fantastic in his portrayal of the character, and the movie would have drowned under the star power of Ranbir and/or Rajkumar Rao. Thillotma as always was an absolute delight to watch.
Thank God it didn't turn into a struggle to be together movie. The struggle is internal, mental and the reluctance to break the barriers. The fact that society didn't care much but the girl did made it more endearing. Imagine what generations of caste discrimination can do to you. Even when there is a loving person willing to help and love you, your inner workings don't accept it. I feel that is the biggest tragedy of all. It wasn't sleazy or boring typical potrayl in a film with this narrative. I am glad that they didn't over dramatize it and spoil the impact.
I see it very differently. The Male is isolated. The lady is rooted in her village, her family. To her the idea of marrying a man whose family will not accept her, or whose own family will disown her, is too upsetting. Someone like her perhaps does not quite understand the nuclear family. of course there is a caste angle. But there is also the traditional joint family angle. She is not urban enough to accept it easily.
If they had actually showed the romance element like you guys said it would've been too unreal(from Indian perspective) and pulled us out of the film. The movie was realistic but yeah the actor could've put more effort.
I think the movie was just about that space these two characters exist .. just about that duration they go from two people who don't belong to each other to accepting each other... And this limited time and space was portrayed beautifully... No struggle, no point to me made... Other than two people from VERY different backgrounds.. where chance usually never favours them into being together, to come together as humans.. as the pure intended humans that they are .. just how life happened.. and those dynamics in those constraints ..
A very personal take, but I think adding any of those things would have shifted the tone of the film. It had an innocence to it that I think is exclusive to it. The movie dealt with the social issues in a very different way, and I liked that they didn't show too much of the class/ caste struggle. Those things were apparent and the viewer already knows, there's no point in showing that. And as for me, I did feel their chemistry and the tension between them. But all of this is just a personal opinion 🤗
You are wrong about Vivek Gomber like how you misspelled his name in the title and missed the fact that he was the humble actor from Court (also producer). What you were expecting from him, has got nothing to do with this particular story. He did exactly what this story needed. Hope he doesn’t watch your review.
I absolutely loved Vivek Gomber in this movie ... his acting was perfect for this role ... OSR's take on the movie shows how little they understand the Indian culture and thought processes!
I thought you guys would enjoy this film more than the Indians because the acting was very simplistic and not the usual over the top drama, also it shows the servant not as an element of pity or sympathy...she stands out on her own and I feel this movie was made intentionally to not exactly be a typical love story, and it doesn't even need to be.
I felt the movie couldn't get any more realistic (even on acting part)...had the movie shown more of their struggle and overcoming the barrier aspect it would have become one of those unreal movies with so called stars where the movie has to have a positive experience/ending else the audience will be disappointed
Vivek Gomber was perfect for this role.....I think you expected something different from this movie....so always go for a movie with zero expectations...thats when you'll get tye best
Thanks for watching this film. I have watched it twice to understand many nuances I missed on my first view. It's very difficult for Americans to understand the Indian psyche of lovers coming from very different social strata. The movie is not about breaking this barrier which would have been look like a bollywood potboiler. The movie is trying to show, although they are coming from very different social strata, their life trajectory has so many similarities. Just one example, both had to sacrifice their dream for their families - girl married despite her having dream to be fashion designer while he returned from US sacrificing his writing career to look after his brother. Their are many such examples. This is to point to the fact that the differences are all social construct while at human level they could be so similar. And these artificial barriers prevent two minds come closure.
I saw the trailer and knew it would be a movie telling a story I would really like and I did! The trailer showed me that this would be a grounded story about real people showing what happens in real life. About people I might know or have lived in the same neighbourhood with. Tillottama Shome , as always, is brilliant but Vivek Gomber was a pleasant surprise! He was/is the guy we see at work as a colleague, or a friend or an acquaintance - someone most of us would or do know in our day to day life. Sombre, gentle, mellow, always considerate of others (like pleasing the family), a little confused about what he wants from life, dreaming but not risking and yet has his moments of clarity - in short your very average middle or upper middle class Indian bloke. Because of how Vivek portrayed his character the story seemed real and not an over the top romantic story! There have been too many stupid and full of innuendo movies/scenes depicting relationship between a man and a house help through often a pornographic lense in India and as Shome mentions somewhere that they had to be very careful to avoid that. Thank goodness there were no typical scenes about caste and class struggle and going against the family - so very typically mainstream masala. This is not a Romeo Juliet movie, why does there have to be a desperation and in your face passion? They both are constantly aware of their differences and also are struggling to accept it or are probably confused about what they actually feel? Stories like these happen in many cities and given the background and upbringing of these characters this is exactly how you would see them navigating through their feelings for each other. Hesitant, unsure, confused, awkward and yet so gentle/sweet, aware that they need to be realistic too. The two characters and their story delved beautifully into the sensitive topic of class and the line that exists between people and their house helps in India. Its fluid in many ways and yet extremely rigid about what's acceptable and what isn't. Also does class decide what you can achieve or dream off? Are you limited by what you are born into? The fact that this movie was appreciated by many in India shows that the existence of this line and unfair societal differences is being questioned and discussed. Really like the open ending otherwise it would have been too forced and artificial. PS: Being an Indian who grew up speaking English with friends and family, believe me none of those scenes sounded artificial or strange. Also we had live in house helps all our lives. It was drilled into us that we always say our please and thank yous and never just demand!! And someone like Ranbir would bring too much of the star element to the story and would completely overshadow it that is if he would be brave enough to do a role like this anyway! This is such a sensitive topic that most well established actors would not touch this movie!!
Loved the film when I saw it back in September 2018, but having been to India just once in my life I appreciate the cultural characteristics you seem to recognize from real life, making me appreciate the film even more. 🇳🇱💐🤗
What I think is the English part was meant to be like that we indian sound that way in English according to accent and the part we are born and brought in india....
Glad to see you reviewed this film....the film is flawless in terms of actors or screenplay or music....Vivek was the best choice because the movie is about from her point of view....so had to be a subtle acting actor.....same with Tillottama a highly nuanced actress....
Vivek Gambor was soooo good in this film! You need to have grown up in this society to understand that a man like Ashwin would have behaved EXACTLY like Vivek portrayed.
The maid master class hierarchy is prevalent in other Asian, as well as Hispanic and European cultures so I don’t understand how your review is so disconnected! Heck, can a US senator just bring any random working class woman as his wife? She simply wouldn’t be comfortable in his circle, would she? Is that struggle just about society or is it in her mind as well? I am sad you miss so many beautiful movies’ experience just because of your lens!
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Vivek Gomber played the Defence Attorney in Court for Narayan Kamble. You don't recognise him for his beard and specs and sheer acting talent. Rick and Korbin so have to eat there words. "Must be some small or insignificant role."
Tilottama Shome was always brilliant. You must watch Monsoon Wedding where you have a plethora of great actors like Naseeruddin Shah, Shefali Shah, Vijay Raaz and Tilottama.
At least you guys are honest and don’t peddle to what others may want to hear. This was a VERY good film, but I can honestly say there is just too much culturally in this for you to feel or understand. This is not an insult to you guys at all, just sayin’. I do think you were harsh on the guy, but at least you gave the female lead her due respect.
Thank you guys for giving me a new perspective on this film! I loved it when I watched it but now that I think about it, Rick what you said about not feeling a palpable sense of longing and crescendo in the moment where they finally kiss really resonates with me. I also feel like she didn't seem very into him; that may be a result of him not being as strong of an actor as her. The love between the two of them wasn't as believable I'd have liked it to be. That said, I still think the story and the script are beautiful, as you guys also acknowledged. The director has said in many interviews that she didn't really start off wanting to make a love story. She wanted to present the reality of class divide in India; the love story came in later and became the 'zariya' or the medium through which she could convey her message. Maybe that explains why the love story wasn't as believable or as engaging. The director wasn't focused on making it believable; she was focused on conveying the message.
What the hell! I just finished watching the movie and came to see the review. I am not being subjective here. You guys just didn't get the movie. Period! And I have a crush on Vivek Gombar after watching the movie. I cannot imagine any other actor, (definitely not Ranveer) except him, doing the role. He was phenomenal and left me awestruck!
He didn't like a good film only becoz of he can't understand/accept the cultural differences, then it's a disrespect. This channel's opinion matters for many people all around the world. We understand foreign films/TV shows which are entirely different from our culture. We can't criticize something we don't understand.
Well, most of the indians connected so well with Vivek. We couldn't have imagined someone else other than Vivek, he totally did justice to the role. Indian movies aren't about passionate relationships, they are about developing feelings over time. I got goosebumps when they kissed. The silence in elevator before the kiss made it worth it. Although i appreciate your point of view, maybe due to cultural difference we have different perception about the film
@@sahilprasad1754 They have been reacting and reviewing. They never called themselves critics. No need to get so judgmental. The movie did not connect with them because of the cultural divide. Just because they did not like something you liked, you all start insulting. A little bit of empathy goes a long way. Grow up!
@@Jasmine_Sangma oh common... don't give nonsensical excuse of cultural divide. There was nothing so layered and rooted to any culture. The two wannabes miss the point in most movies. They should stick to reviewing songs where they would dance like fanatics or rate Indian foods
Hi Rick and Korbin, if you would like to watch a film where two people are struggling to overcome caste/social/age barriers to be together, I would suggest watching Kismath. It is a Malayalam film starring Shane Nigam (also seen in Kumbalangi Nights) and Shruthy Menon. There are many Indian love stories on this subject, but this film really made me feel for the two characters and their relationship.
Why would guys be sad if someone doesnt like the film you like? Everyone has their own taste, why give too much fucks whether some white bois liked it or not.
@@mansityagi4147 Oh, lol then okay. But anyway there seemed to be a lot of people, who just give too much fucks about what some random white man/women online think about whatever that is Indian. Thought this was one of that, my bad.
I guess us Indians would relate to the story more as this is a struggle all of us goes through often. What the society thinks sometimes become a bigger question than one's own happiness. And the English they spoke seems so relatable, as most of us talk that way. Vivek is a fine actor. I didn't see any issues with him or any of the actors. And that ending is what normally happens in real life so i could relate to thr entire story so much. Still love your reaction. You guys are always honest about how you feel. Lots of love.
I feel this movie was tailor-made for Indian audience and I am not surprised that Rick and Korbin, despite their exposure to Indian culture, weren't able to understand the soul of the movie. After seeing the trailer I went into the movie expecting something similar to what they expected, but came out with a lot more than what I expected. For me, this movie was a reality check on the cultural divide that still exists between the upper and lower classes of the society which cannot simply be bridged by a few open-minded progressive individuals (irrespective of how much my idealistic mindset wants to believe it), and this is really difficult to feed to American audience who have not seen this divide first-hand. The scene in the movie that reaches the epitome of symbolism is when Tillotama's character is leaving the house, and she has to carry her bags on her own(which I took to be the burden from several geneation-long divides in terms of socio-economic classes). If they were to enter into this relationship, he has to deal with the prejudice from his friends and family, but that doesn't even come close to what she has to deal with and how she will be percieved by the society. For me, this movie was an absolute freaking masterpiece.
It more understandable to us as Indians I would say, one point I want to mention, you told about the way they were speaking in English, in my view it is exactly how it is spoken here, Vivek did it fine I would say but for the actress sometimes when she says thank you or sorry or sir she pronounced perfectly(for example silent r in sir) which I felt is not correct, her accent could be improved. I loved the film though 😍 i love how they take care of each other. It is a simple film but I loved it. 😍
I suggest u guys to watch "Gadar: Ek Prem Katha" movie .... It reflects a lot about history of India & the situation when Hindustan got separated as India & Pakistan..... With a sweet love Story.
I disagree with you guys about the kind of movie this was. This wasn't a love story. He wasn't the best actor. But right from the beginning I knew this wasn't going to end in fairytale. This is realistic.
Only thing you got right is the very obvious - Tillotama living in her role. Everything else 100% wrong. Love love love for the film. Vivek has millions of fans for this role. Rohena got just what she wanted on her directorial debut. I watched it about 20 times, can’t get enough of. But of course everyone has their views. I respect yours. And this is your channel after all.
Bro you people completely wrong with casting i think he was perfect..just because you starstruct with ranveer etc you dont see beyond that..increase your horizon..
I understand your disappointment about the movie not showcasing the love story enough although your own personal bias may also be at fault here. I too desperately wanted to see the characters take the plunge and fight against society. But in retrospect, this is one reason I loved the film because in real life, two people in such a situation are more likely to act the way they did than to embark on a fairytale, against-all-odds romance. Watching Ashwin hold back from pursuing/expressing his love for Ratna was painful but completely believable from an Indian perspective. May be he felt he needed to respect her boundaries and not make things more complicated and difficult for her. Also may be Ashwin too is bound by the societal norms that stop Ratna, no matter how hard he tries to convince her (and himself) otherwise. This is why I disagree with your assessment of his portrayal. All of his scenes were honest and sincere, not forced at all, even the English-speaking parts with friends and family. Folks belonging to the upper and upper middle class in India do use a lot of English in everyday communication. The story, the writing, the depiction are all honest and believable. That's what makes the film endearing. Your review seemed hurried, judgmental and biased. And the last comparison with other Bollywood actors was not fair at all.
For me, the entire casting was perfect except Tilottama. She is tremendously good as an actor. But in this movie, I found she is the only one who is acting. So many times Tilottama's own personality overpowered Ratna, which is a little bit not likable. The portrayal of the character played by Vivek is awesome. I think you missed his conversation with his sister, after his marriage was broken. There the baseline of the character is revealed. How he thinks & operates. The ending couldn't be better than this. The stereo typical concept is: women go to any extent for the sake of love, & for men, identity (career, image) is the 1st priority of a man. But here that concept is just the opposite. A sensitive mature man falls in love (may be for the 1st time), & he doesn't let it go in any circumstances. & a woman like Ratna, when she creates a separate identity for herself, only then she considers the other good things of life. I just loved this movie.
Vijay Varma looks a tad sleazy for this part. The spoken English scenes did not bother an urban Indian at all. overall, I think the film emphasised the romantic aspect, not the sexual. Its a very delicate act, because this is a sexualised relationship. The gentle, protective, romantic aspect, dignifies her. Also he seems lost and confused and alone. That too is very real. Most indians adored the male character. the isolation is very Mumbai and you can see it as a result of rampant capitalism and not necessarily Western. Indian families are pretty dysfunctional too.
Liked the movie. One thing that could’ve been better was the Ashwin character. Many time the Indian filmmakers create a westernized or an outsider character who is oblivious to the socio-economic reality of India. They showed the same thing in Dhobi ghaat and Article 15. Maybe directors aren’t keen to create a native complex character. I mean would Ashwin behave the same way if he was brought up in Mumbai? If he did, how would the director convince the audience ?
you know being a reasonably intelligent person, these accusations of seeking white approval, while watching these reviews are jarring. But look, I saw this beautiful movie because of OSR. And when you see a off beat movie and you have no one to talk about it, there is OSR! good job guys!
Indias obsession with America and english language will never end.clearly 200 years of colonial rule has side effects. Every time they will pick an Indian American in films like in white tiger where rajkumar rao is American and here vivek gomber is considered as modern just because he comes from America . Japan Chinese love their language and culture 🤣🤣
Rajkumar Rao would have been good but Ranbir Kapoor? He has played mostly privileged (almost spoilt) men so many times, it is hard for me to imagine him in something more grounded like this.
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I loved Vivek Gomber. The way he says "Ratna" ...
Yeaaah trueeeee 😍😍😍😍😍
Count me in for that... Hearing him say "Ratna" is melody to my ears.
I loved the film for the very reasons you didn't "love" it. It took an unconventional approach and gave us a happy, hopeful story instead of a sad, depressing one.
Exactly and that's what makes it soo beautiful. It also demands us to introspect.
If it had gotten intimately passionate , I think the movie would have lost it's message. As Tilottma said in a interview the subject of master and maid relationship in India has been limited to pornography. I adored this movie for showing prejudices we have for that kind of relationship. Ratna was reluctant in returning his love back addressing him 'Sir'. And at the end finally coming in terms with her happiness.
From my perspective, even when I saw the trailer, the movie didn't strike me as this gut wrenching love story. It was more a commentary on class divide and a story of how Ratna's purpose in life was to become the person she wanted to be despite coming from a background that makes it difficult. The whole point of the film (at least for me) was how they helped each other (Ratna with fashion design and Ashwin with going back to New York which he clearly missed). They definitely had a connection, but it would have been rather predictable and frankly a bit unrealistic if they showed the kind of struggle you wanted. Because one knows from the very beginning where they lie in society's hierarchy. So they as characters too know that even trying "dating" was a non starter. Even if Ashwin's character was one to not care as much, his friend sort of showed him the truer side of how things would look and how it would eventually be even worse for Ratna. You already know that going in. It isn't really about them defying the odds to be able to love each other. It's about them overcoming their own personal barriers. She wanted to work in fashion and he clearly didn't fit in the family business structure in Mumbai. At least that's coming from my Indian perspective.
You nailed it 👍 Isn't this exactly what the movie was about !!
Wonderfullyyyy put bud.
That can be correct interpretation
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That’s exactly how I experienced the film as well, even though my perspective is European. 🇳🇱 Thank you for putting it into words so beautifully. 💐
I think they purposefully didn't show the struggle. Most movies do. That makes this different I guess.I loved the open end as well. When I watched the movie, i didn't believe that was true love or something. Felt It as just a crush even when he tried to kiss her . But, that also can happen right. It need not always be the divine true love.
It may also be that 'divine true love' doesn't show up in everyone's life
No guys you got it wrong again..
You made a really simple movie a difficult one..
He had to play a mellow character and his english was pretty up there..
Not sure what was unrealistic about the English dialogues. We know Indians who talk like that.
@@akashacharyak exactly sometimes they say things which i really don't get it.. but yaa they said the same about ranveer in gully boy so not exactly their fault also..😂😂😋😋
@@trishanuparihar1069 Yeah its a weird analysis. Does he have a problem with the accent? Its not like Indians don't talk English. Not like Slumdog millionaire where even slum kids are talking to each other in English making the scenario unrealistic. But this is pretty realistic and just because you're not used to people conversing in Indian accent doesn't make it unrealistic. Get used to it!
@@akashacharyak they should have noticed that he was from an upper class indian society who studied abroad and came back.. so it's obvious he will converse in english and that too with a mix of accent.
And on the other hand his engagement was called off and he was working with his father which he didn't liked and his brother also died.. so all these factors made his personality which was quiet, mellow and somber..
@@trishanuparihar1069 Yeah i liked his performance a lot. It was pretty grounded and could have easily been overdone and screwed up. And yes, I have seen exact people like him in exact scenarios with almost similar body language too. In fact I am routinely surprised by how they like mediocre acting in quite a few movies.
Was extremely impressed with vivek gombre in the movie. Did complete justice to the role. The connect you guys didn't feel, I felt it completely with him. I loved the film!
Same here! I completely connected with Vivek Gomber. He was the right actor for this role without a shadow of doubt!
I have a crush on Vivek Gombar now! He was just amazing, especially the way he called "Ratna" had my heart melting!
I don't think it needed to be passionate. At least I didn't want it to be. It wasn't some flash in the pan, teenage romance. It was slowly brewing with societal norms hanging over them at every moment. It's hard to forget about the outside world when everything, even her room reminds them that this isn't normal
Cent percent true!!
True!
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Guys, if it was more Passionate, it would loose that innocence that the film was trying to keep. Bcos we have stories of lust involving the maid , and not many with love as the central point. I hope u get my point. I loved this movie❤️, but maybe i m 'stupid'😉
I loved it too. 😂
@@amarpreetpaul6749 hey now i have a 'stupid' friend. 😁
@@wordsbyruthie hehe, you can say that again. 😁
Exactly.... The struggle for them was inner first. To fall in love with your help and confess it too is hard anyway. Same applies to female character too.
I think you guys secretly loved the film... You just won't admit it 😂
This was a small independent film which was made in 2018 and it took two years for it to find a theatrical release and then Netflix... Its journey has been similar to "The Lunchbox" where it travelled the festival circuit and won many awards before finally releasing in India.
The makers of Lunchbox were lucky to get the backing of big names like Karan Johar and Anurag Kashyap while "Sir" had a slightly more difficult journey...
You guys wanted Rajkumar Rao or Ranbir, I think Rohena Gera would not have been able to afford them, she auditioned many actors for Ashwin's role, Vivek Gomber's reading with Tillotama Shome worked for them and he was cast
Vivek Gomber is the producer of Court he backed the film when nobody else was willing to....
I disagree with you guys about his performance I think he was perfect in the role, and also the English speaking parts didn't feel weird to me...
Of course, Tillotama Shome is always a class act 👍
This film was a slow burn and a reality check put together
There was passion but it was an undercurrent, when they finally start to express it she gets a phone call that brings her back to reality, that's when she decides that is not the path she wants to go on and he respects her decision, I think it was important to show him respecting her boundaries... And in the end she breaks those barriers herself when she says his name and that one word expressed all that she felt for him... The fact that you wanted more shows the film has succeeded in getting the point across it was making...
This film needs multiple viewings to understand the depth of what it is conveying...
It's my favourite film of 2020 👍
Preeti - I love your response to this review and I wholeheartedly agree with you and feel the same way.
These two - Rick and Korbin - needed to do more research before watching this film because they missed out on some crucial cultural aspects. I thought they might’ve appreciated ‘Is Love Enough, SIR’ more because it’s under-stared. But that’s something I don’t quite understand about their reviews - they thought SRK was too loud in DDLJ, yet they rave on about Ranveer Singh who is SO loud and in- your-face sort of an actor.
Rick and Korbin are very biased toward certain actors, and I think that distorts their view point, because their reviews don’t feel authentic, they feel and sound biased.
Anyhow... it’s a shame they were unable to understand and appreciate the tonality and beauty of this film. But WE did, as did millions of other people, and that matters more!!!
Very well put. I just saw the film. In love with it. Felt just perfect.
My thoughts exactly. And yours is one of the best comments I've read in a long time- thoughtful, respectful, all-encompassing. Kudos to you.
@@AvaniVee When OSR started out 3 years ago, they seemed to be truly on a journey to understand/experience artistry. But of late they seem to be resting on their laurels so to speak.
Although in their defense here, no amount of research, would have helped them understand the undercurrents of social/caste divide being shown. This is a cultural understanding absorbed through years of being exposed to it and having lived it. To expect them to get it all would be a monumental ask.
Vivek Gombe, was fantastic in his portrayal of the character, and the movie would have drowned under the star power of Ranbir and/or Rajkumar Rao. Thillotma as always was an absolute delight to watch.
Thank God it didn't turn into a struggle to be together movie. The struggle is internal, mental and the reluctance to break the barriers. The fact that society didn't care much but the girl did made it more endearing. Imagine what generations of caste discrimination can do to you. Even when there is a loving person willing to help and love you, your inner workings don't accept it. I feel that is the biggest tragedy of all.
It wasn't sleazy or boring typical potrayl in a film with this narrative. I am glad that they didn't over dramatize it and spoil the impact.
Although I'm late but totally agree with you.
I see it very differently. The Male is isolated. The lady is rooted in her village, her family. To her the idea of marrying a man whose family will not accept her, or whose own family will disown her, is too upsetting. Someone like her perhaps does not quite understand the nuclear family. of course there is a caste angle. But there is also the traditional joint family angle. She is not urban enough to accept it easily.
If they had actually showed the romance element like you guys said it would've been too unreal(from Indian perspective) and pulled us out of the film. The movie was realistic but yeah the actor could've put more effort.
It would have turned into a run of the mill 80s movie if they had struggled and fought against the caste and class system.
I think the movie was just about that space these two characters exist .. just about that duration they go from two people who don't belong to each other to accepting each other... And this limited time and space was portrayed beautifully... No struggle, no point to me made... Other than two people from VERY different backgrounds.. where chance usually never favours them into being together, to come together as humans.. as the pure intended humans that they are .. just how life happened.. and those dynamics in those constraints ..
A very personal take, but I think adding any of those things would have shifted the tone of the film. It had an innocence to it that I think is exclusive to it. The movie dealt with the social issues in a very different way, and I liked that they didn't show too much of the class/ caste struggle. Those things were apparent and the viewer already knows, there's no point in showing that.
And as for me, I did feel their chemistry and the tension between them.
But all of this is just a personal opinion 🤗
I don't like the movie because it is not showing what I wanted it to show - Rick in every review 😂
"I don't *love* the film"...... rick said he liked it
You are wrong about Vivek Gomber like how you misspelled his name in the title and missed the fact that he was the humble actor from Court (also producer). What you were expecting from him, has got nothing to do with this particular story. He did exactly what this story needed. Hope he doesn’t watch your review.
I absolutely loved Vivek Gomber in this movie ... his acting was perfect for this role ... OSR's take on the movie shows how little they understand the Indian culture and thought processes!
@@uditparadkar1210 They'll probably not understand him because of the cultural divide. There's no need for abuse though coz of someone's ignorance.
I thought you guys would enjoy this film more than the Indians because the acting was very simplistic and not the usual over the top drama, also it shows the servant not as an element of pity or sympathy...she stands out on her own and I feel this movie was made intentionally to not exactly be a typical love story, and it doesn't even need to be.
I felt the movie couldn't get any more realistic (even on acting part)...had the movie shown more of their struggle and overcoming the barrier aspect it would have become one of those unreal movies with so called stars where the movie has to have a positive experience/ending else the audience will be disappointed
Vivek Gomber was perfect for this role.....I think you expected something different from this movie....so always go for a movie with zero expectations...thats when you'll get tye best
Thanks for watching this film. I have watched it twice to understand many nuances I missed on my first view.
It's very difficult for Americans to understand the Indian psyche of lovers coming from very different social strata. The movie is not about breaking this barrier which would have been look like a bollywood potboiler. The movie is trying to show, although they are coming from very different social strata, their life trajectory has so many similarities. Just one example, both had to sacrifice their dream for their families - girl married despite her having dream to be fashion designer while he returned from US sacrificing his writing career to look after his brother. Their are many such examples. This is to point to the fact that the differences are all social construct while at human level they could be so similar. And these artificial barriers prevent two minds come closure.
I saw the trailer and knew it would be a movie telling a story I would really like and I did! The trailer showed me that this would be a grounded story about real people showing what happens in real life. About people I might know or have lived in the same neighbourhood with. Tillottama Shome , as always, is brilliant but Vivek Gomber was a pleasant surprise! He was/is the guy we see at work as a colleague, or a friend or an acquaintance - someone most of us would or do know in our day to day life. Sombre, gentle, mellow, always considerate of others (like pleasing the family), a little confused about what he wants from life, dreaming but not risking and yet has his moments of clarity - in short your very average middle or upper middle class Indian bloke. Because of how Vivek portrayed his character the story seemed real and not an over the top romantic story! There have been too many stupid and full of innuendo movies/scenes depicting relationship between a man and a house help through often a pornographic lense in India and as Shome mentions somewhere that they had to be very careful to avoid that. Thank goodness there were no typical scenes about caste and class struggle and going against the family - so very typically mainstream masala. This is not a Romeo Juliet movie, why does there have to be a desperation and in your face passion? They both are constantly aware of their differences and also are struggling to accept it or are probably confused about what they actually feel? Stories like these happen in many cities and given the background and upbringing of these characters this is exactly how you would see them navigating through their feelings for each other. Hesitant, unsure, confused, awkward and yet so gentle/sweet, aware that they need to be realistic too. The two characters and their story delved beautifully into the sensitive topic of class and the line that exists between people and their house helps in India. Its fluid in many ways and yet extremely rigid about what's acceptable and what isn't. Also does class decide what you can achieve or dream off? Are you limited by what you are born into? The fact that this movie was appreciated by many in India shows that the existence of this line and unfair societal differences is being questioned and discussed. Really like the open ending otherwise it would have been too forced and artificial.
PS: Being an Indian who grew up speaking English with friends and family, believe me none of those scenes sounded artificial or strange. Also we had live in house helps all our lives. It was drilled into us that we always say our please and thank yous and never just demand!! And someone like Ranbir would bring too much of the star element to the story and would completely overshadow it that is if he would be brave enough to do a role like this anyway! This is such a sensitive topic that most well established actors would not touch this movie!!
Loved the film when I saw it back in September 2018, but having been to India just once in my life I appreciate the cultural characteristics you seem to recognize from real life, making me appreciate the film even more. 🇳🇱💐🤗
Rick whatever you said about you didn't feel about Vivek.. Its all I felt about Vivek. I felt his character and he did justice in my opinion.
Tilottama Shom, the 'e' is not pronounced.
You've seen Tillotama Shome before - in 'A Death in the Gunj' and 'Angrezi Medium
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Parched?
I gotta say that you got this one all wrong, both culturally and aesthetically.
I know! They really didn't get the movie or viveks performance. If raj Kumar rao or ranvir singh was in it I wouldn't even watch it.
@@sil05 Raj Kumar maybe...But Ranveer, I cannot even imagine him in this role!
What I think is the English part was meant to be like that we indian sound that way in English according to accent and the part we are born and brought in india....
Glad to see you reviewed this film....the film is flawless in terms of actors or screenplay or music....Vivek was the best choice because the movie is about from her point of view....so had to be a subtle acting actor.....same with Tillottama a highly nuanced actress....
Did you guys recognise Geetanjali Kulkarni? Who plays her friend, she was the lawyer in Court.
Vivek Gambor was soooo good in this film! You need to have grown up in this society to understand that a man like Ashwin would have behaved EXACTLY like Vivek portrayed.
So very true! It just makes me so sad that they didn't get what a phenomenal actor Vivek is!
The maid master class hierarchy is prevalent in other Asian, as well as Hispanic and European cultures so I don’t understand how your review is so disconnected! Heck, can a US senator just bring any random working class woman as his wife? She simply wouldn’t be comfortable in his circle, would she? Is that struggle just about society or is it in her mind as well? I am sad you miss so many beautiful movies’ experience just because of your lens!
Undoubtedly one of the best thespians we have ...You’ve seen her in a death in the gunj and angrezi medium...
⬇️ these are the films with her you should watch ....
kadvi hawa - W/ Sanjay mishra
Chintu ka birthday - W/ Vinay pathak ( boy you need to explore him !!! )
budhia Singh ( Bon to run) - W/ manoj bajpayee
Quissa - W/ irfan Khan
Monsoon wedding - ( you already know)
Hindi medium
Manto - W/ nawaz and rasika duggal
Union leader
Shanghai
Vivek Gomber played the Defence Attorney in Court for Narayan Kamble. You don't recognise him for his beard and specs and sheer acting talent. Rick and Korbin so have to eat there words. "Must be some small or insignificant role."
Tilottama Shome was always brilliant. You must watch Monsoon Wedding where you have a plethora of great actors like Naseeruddin Shah, Shefali Shah, Vijay Raaz and Tilottama.
At least you guys are honest and don’t peddle to what others may want to hear. This was a VERY good film, but I can honestly say there is just too much culturally in this for you to feel or understand. This is not an insult to you guys at all, just sayin’. I do think you were harsh on the guy, but at least you gave the female lead her due respect.
Thank you guys for giving me a new perspective on this film! I loved it when I watched it but now that I think about it, Rick what you said about not feeling a palpable sense of longing and crescendo in the moment where they finally kiss really resonates with me. I also feel like she didn't seem very into him; that may be a result of him not being as strong of an actor as her. The love between the two of them wasn't as believable I'd have liked it to be. That said, I still think the story and the script are beautiful, as you guys also acknowledged. The director has said in many interviews that she didn't really start off wanting to make a love story. She wanted to present the reality of class divide in India; the love story came in later and became the 'zariya' or the medium through which she could convey her message. Maybe that explains why the love story wasn't as believable or as engaging. The director wasn't focused on making it believable; she was focused on conveying the message.
Yes Vivek Gomber was the lawyer in Court
What the hell! I just finished watching the movie and came to see the review. I am not being subjective here. You guys just didn't get the movie. Period! And I have a crush on Vivek Gombar after watching the movie. I cannot imagine any other actor, (definitely not Ranveer) except him, doing the role. He was phenomenal and left me awestruck!
Rick if you didn't like this film too, we will riot !!!
He liked it. He didn't love it.
He didn't like a good film only becoz of he can't understand/accept the cultural differences, then it's a disrespect. This channel's opinion matters for many people all around the world. We understand foreign films/TV shows which are entirely different from our culture. We can't criticize something we don't understand.
@@Arunkumar-op7tj stop caring about his opinion and it will be alright.
She has worked with Irrfan in hindi medium and angrezi medium.
Well, most of the indians connected so well with Vivek. We couldn't have imagined someone else other than Vivek, he totally did justice to the role.
Indian movies aren't about passionate relationships, they are about developing feelings over time.
I got goosebumps when they kissed. The silence in elevator before the kiss made it worth it.
Although i appreciate your point of view, maybe due to cultural difference we have different perception about the film
This is exactly how I felt! Vivek Gombar is ❤
They call themselves critics!!! Lmao 🤣
Where exactly did they ever call themselves critics?
@@anwarski then what have they been doing here? Teaching Quantum physics!!!
@@sahilprasad1754 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
@@sahilprasad1754 They have been reacting and reviewing. They never called themselves critics. No need to get so judgmental. The movie did not connect with them because of the cultural divide. Just because they did not like something you liked, you all start insulting. A little bit of empathy goes a long way. Grow up!
@@Jasmine_Sangma oh common... don't give nonsensical excuse of cultural divide. There was nothing so layered and rooted to any culture. The two wannabes miss the point in most movies. They should stick to reviewing songs where they would dance like fanatics or rate Indian foods
Hi Rick and Korbin, if you would like to watch a film where two people are struggling to overcome caste/social/age barriers to be together, I would suggest watching Kismath. It is a Malayalam film starring Shane Nigam (also seen in Kumbalangi Nights) and Shruthy Menon. There are many Indian love stories on this subject, but this film really made me feel for the two characters and their relationship.
After the review, l must say that the name of your channel is apt.. (Our stupid reactions)
I haven’t watched the review yet but if they say they didn’t like it, I’d be very sad lmao 💀
Yes.. also I don't feel like watching the review... I know I'll be sad 😭
no they said they liked the film...
Why would guys be sad if someone doesnt like the film you like? Everyone has their own taste, why give too much fucks whether some white bois liked it or not.
@@yesh8340 it’s a joke. I added lmao in the end for that reason 🌻
@@mansityagi4147 Oh, lol then okay. But anyway there seemed to be a lot of people, who just give too much fucks about what some random white man/women online think about whatever that is Indian. Thought this was one of that, my bad.
Loved it- every bit of it, just the way it is! 🥰 It is one of the most refreshingly simple and sweet movies that I have seen in the past few years.
Watch next - Monsoon wedding, Kapella n Moothon🙏🌹Nice review.
I loved the film, not just like
Scene where they kissed, all the reactions and little things were a story itself.
I loved it for its simplicity....
I guess us Indians would relate to the story more as this is a struggle all of us goes through often. What the society thinks sometimes become a bigger question than one's own happiness. And the English they spoke seems so relatable, as most of us talk that way. Vivek is a fine actor. I didn't see any issues with him or any of the actors. And that ending is what normally happens in real life so i could relate to thr entire story so much. Still love your reaction. You guys are always honest about how you feel. Lots of love.
I think Vivek was amazing! Ranvir raj Kumar Rao??? They would have e ruined the movie. Disappointed in your review guys.
Yall need to watch Monsoon wedding
Now would be a good time to watch monsoon wedding ❤️ and not just for tilottama :-)
I feel this movie was tailor-made for Indian audience and I am not surprised that Rick and Korbin, despite their exposure to Indian culture, weren't able to understand the soul of the movie. After seeing the trailer I went into the movie expecting something similar to what they expected, but came out with a lot more than what I expected. For me, this movie was a reality check on the cultural divide that still exists between the upper and lower classes of the society which cannot simply be bridged by a few open-minded progressive individuals (irrespective of how much my idealistic mindset wants to believe it), and this is really difficult to feed to American audience who have not seen this divide first-hand. The scene in the movie that reaches the epitome of symbolism is when Tillotama's character is leaving the house, and she has to carry her bags on her own(which I took to be the burden from several geneation-long divides in terms of socio-economic classes). If they were to enter into this relationship, he has to deal with the prejudice from his friends and family, but that doesn't even come close to what she has to deal with and how she will be percieved by the society. For me, this movie was an absolute freaking masterpiece.
You missed the tone bros bcz of cultural differences...
It would've been typical bollywood 80s movie if they had shown the struggles
Aachh laga Aapne is movies ko review kiya...😍
Vivek gomber did just " perfect " for the role!
Tillotama Shome has worked with Vijay Raaz in "Monsoon Wedding"....Another masterpiece you must watch.....
It more understandable to us as Indians I would say, one point I want to mention, you told about the way they were speaking in English, in my view it is exactly how it is spoken here, Vivek did it fine I would say but for the actress sometimes when she says thank you or sorry or sir she pronounced perfectly(for example silent r in sir) which I felt is not correct, her accent could be improved. I loved the film though 😍 i love how they take care of each other. It is a simple film but I loved it. 😍
I suggest u guys to watch "Gadar: Ek Prem Katha" movie .... It reflects a lot about history of India & the situation when Hindustan got separated as India & Pakistan..... With a sweet love Story.
Watch the artistic movie Utsav set in ancient India.It will give you different perspective on ancient Indian culture.It has great songs also
I disagree with you guys about the kind of movie this was. This wasn't a love story. He wasn't the best actor. But right from the beginning I knew this wasn't going to end in fairytale. This is realistic.
Please change from vivek Gombe to vivek gomber
Treat people well. Like seriously, that is what they want to portray!
It's my favourite film of 2020,. ITS ABOUT THE DIGNITY OF THE WOMEN WHO WORK AS MAID .
Rick and Korbin you CAN have different opinions and I appreciate your HONESTY. That's all I have to say!
Keep up the good work👍😊
In the end , their love story begins.
Watch
'Ani... Dr kashinath Ghanekar'
Movie based on biopic of legendary theatre actor
Only thing you got right is the very obvious - Tillotama living in her role. Everything else 100% wrong. Love love love for the film. Vivek has millions of fans for this role. Rohena got just what she wanted on her directorial debut. I watched it about 20 times, can’t get enough of.
But of course everyone has their views. I respect yours. And this is your channel after all.
Bro you people completely wrong with casting i think he was perfect..just because you starstruct with ranveer etc you dont see beyond that..increase your horizon..
the trailer was RIGHT in not giving away the movie or the stereotypical vibe one might expect.
PS: ranbit would've never said yes to a 'small' movie.
First film review that I don't agree with you guys ..
I understand your disappointment about the movie not showcasing the love story enough although your own personal bias may also be at fault here.
I too desperately wanted to see the characters take the plunge and fight against society. But in retrospect, this is one reason I loved the film because in real life, two people in such a situation are more likely to act the way they did than to embark on a fairytale, against-all-odds romance.
Watching Ashwin hold back from pursuing/expressing his love for Ratna was painful but completely believable from an Indian perspective. May be he felt he needed to respect her boundaries and not make things more complicated and difficult for her. Also may be Ashwin too is bound by the societal norms that stop Ratna, no matter how hard he tries to convince her (and himself) otherwise. This is why I disagree with your assessment of his portrayal. All of his scenes were honest and sincere, not forced at all, even the English-speaking parts with friends and family. Folks belonging to the upper and upper middle class in India do use a lot of English in everyday communication.
The story, the writing, the depiction are all honest and believable. That's what makes the film endearing. Your review seemed hurried, judgmental and biased. And the last comparison with other Bollywood actors was not fair at all.
Not related to the video, but I keep trying to wipe the cracks on korbin’s wall thinking it’s lint on my screen
chuckling at your comment
For me, the entire casting was perfect except Tilottama. She is tremendously good as an actor. But in this movie, I found she is the only one who is acting. So many times Tilottama's own personality overpowered Ratna, which is a little bit not likable.
The portrayal of the character played by Vivek is awesome. I think you missed his conversation with his sister, after his marriage was broken. There the baseline of the character is revealed. How he thinks & operates.
The ending couldn't be better than this. The stereo typical concept is: women go to any extent for the sake of love, & for men, identity (career, image) is the 1st priority of a man. But here that concept is just the opposite. A sensitive mature man falls in love (may be for the 1st time), & he doesn't let it go in any circumstances. & a woman like Ratna, when she creates a separate identity for herself, only then she considers the other good things of life.
I just loved this movie.
Vivek was the lawer in the movie court. He is a good natural actor
You guys should watch and review Manto asap. I really believe that you guys will love that movie. It is directed by Nandita Das.
Not related to the current video.
Just a request to check out 90’s hindi indipop songs ❤
Ab ke sawan by Shubha Mudgal, please.
Indian 90s song were 10 years outdated. 90s Indian song used beats from 80s American songs.
I really liked it! I am so glad I didn't watch any trailers and have any sort of expectations.
FINALLY!
Please interview Tilottama Shome
And watch 'Monsoon wedding"
Vijay Varma looks a tad sleazy for this part. The spoken English scenes did not bother an urban Indian at all. overall, I think the film emphasised the romantic aspect, not the sexual. Its a very delicate act, because this is a sexualised relationship. The gentle, protective, romantic aspect, dignifies her. Also he seems lost and confused and alone. That too is very real. Most indians adored the male character. the isolation is very Mumbai and you can see it as a result of rampant capitalism and not necessarily Western. Indian families are pretty dysfunctional too.
Liked the movie. One thing that could’ve been better was the Ashwin character. Many time the Indian filmmakers create a westernized or an outsider character who is oblivious to the socio-economic reality of India. They showed the same thing in Dhobi ghaat and Article 15. Maybe directors aren’t keen to create a native complex character. I mean would Ashwin behave the same way if he was brought up in Mumbai? If he did, how would the director convince the audience ?
You know Tilottama Some is one of co actress of late irfan khan...and also his friend
you know being a reasonably intelligent person, these accusations of seeking white approval, while watching these reviews are jarring. But look, I saw this beautiful movie because of OSR. And when you see a off beat movie and you have no one to talk about it, there is OSR! good job guys!
Indias obsession with America and english language will never end.clearly 200 years of colonial rule has side effects. Every time they will pick an Indian American in films like in white tiger where rajkumar rao is American and here vivek gomber is considered as modern just because he comes from America . Japan Chinese love their language and culture 🤣🤣
Watch her and irfan khan together in Qissa. It's a hard film to watch.
Rajkumar Rao would have been good but Ranbir Kapoor? He has played mostly privileged (almost spoilt) men so many times, it is hard for me to imagine him in something more grounded like this.
U must watch her n irffan khan movie " quissa"
Not agree with you , Vivek gomber acting was one of the key point of this wonderful film , I loved his acting
Watch Monsoon Wedding
I wanted to watch this movie. I hope that it’s good
Its really good,watch it.
It's really good.. pls do watch it
She went to NYU acting school
It's not caste it's class problems in this case
Hey korbin, can you do a bad review for ranveer singh movie?
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Surely can't!! He is your best friend!!
And he can't piss him off 'cause he needs an interview.
@@superjunior8216 this what he all needed 😂😂
Good movie