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Indraganti's wisdom drops were like a cinematic and literary feast for the soul! Now, I'm sitting here, buzzing with excitement to dive into the stuff he recommended.
After completing the interview i felt like omg i was in film school for 2 hours. It's so informative we want this kind of talks thank you permit room for bringing this out, we owe you for this ❤
Dude, what a podcast! Im still in awe of the wisdom Indraganti gaaru has poured. This isn’t just a podcast for your past time, this is a 2 hr Philosophy that steers you on how to be a responsible filmmaker and forces audiences to think the junk they are consuming in the name of mass cinema. Hriday, I urge you to bring more educated film makers. If possible please try to arrange a symposium and make them discuss the influence of cinema on society. I’m with you man!, lets bring positivity and strive to bring the people out of Ignorance-well.
Amidst the whole discussion on Animal. This podcast is a slap to everyone defending it saying ‘it is work of fiction, view it that way’ Must say your best podcast so far, hoping to see people like Chandrasekhar Yeleti or Sekhar Kammula
Rarely does an episode gets 95% positive comments for a podcast. Kudos guys 🤝 మోహన్ కృష్ణ గారి లాగా తెలుగుని తెలుగులా English ని English లా మాట్లాడగలిగే సినిమావాళ్లు అరుదే. You guys should please put up all the movies, people and books Mohan has mentioned in the video description.
Learnt a lot of things from him during the course of this podcast. His way of explaining concepts which turn out to be powerful tools for story tellers is commendable to say the least. Well done Permit Room! Will definitely keep coming back to this podcast again and again to soak up and ruminate upon his knowledge and clarity of thought.
thank you for this masterclass. This laidback style of interviewing is relaxing and educative as well (especially for aspiring filmmakers like me.) Waiting for Tharun Bhascker!
Bruh, I was taken aback by how this podcast went, lot of take-aways and insights. Nothing short of a masterclass about a lot of things. I can only imagine how you guys must've felt, I could see the awe and wonder on your faces. I appreciate you guys for letting him speak and for asking the right questions. Keep it up Hriday and Santosh!!
1:16:35 The whole portion of cinema influencing us should be a separate clip with captions and shared with everybody. He beautifully said it on how it impacts us especially in India. Some movies that were released recently where the director claims that cinema doesn't influence people must watch this. Just because the movie collected crores, doesn't make it a great film. It only means that the audience feels encouraged to see violence/vulgarity being displayed. But unfortunately, if you go and tell this to their fans, they'll be triggered. :)
I am a woman who has no problem watching vulgarity and especially violence if done well . This shitty virtue signaling that somehow the so called elites fear how average audience will lose their paths seems very patronizing to me . Like we folks cannot handle it and cinema is for elites like indraganti and us peasants should be content watching movies on gandhigiri.
Thanks for bringing Indraganti garu. Fortunate to have him share his mind and thoughts, there is a lot of clarity in his stances that he explained very well. It is not just an opinion one is entitled to have, but a sensible opinion that is grounded in morals. Thought provoking, sir. This is what literature and reading does to one, opens up one's mind and their sensibilities.
Thank you, Hriday, for asking the much needed question. "What is indeed screenplay?" and not what the layman or reviewers perceive to be screenplay. And giving the guest time to explain. And Mohan, I haven't heard either the content or the intent to explain by anyone else.
What a brilliant Man, What a brilliant Podcast !! We need more directors, writers like him. Notice how he is not at all insecure about the references for sammohanam, chillar fellow like Venkatesh maha need to learn from Gurus like Indraganti garu. There is nothing wrong to agree and announce where you have adapted a scene or a film from. It only makes you more humble and acceptable.
Why does this gem got only 35k 😮, I am baffled, this is simply put at best when sensible, sensitive talk about education, culture and their ability to make deep impact in everyday lives through cinema ❤, one of the best podcast I have started my new year with..😊
Big fan of Mohan Krishna Indraganti sir delight to watch his interview. I felt could have also explored more on his music taste we could have got to know of old Telugu songs.
This interview made me feel you are interviewing one of the greatest filmmaker of all times … but that’s the hubris of indraganti . He can only talk , a shoddy filmmaker and good reviewer .
@@nagarjunayt wow , that’s exactly what I said . He is reviewing not just films but even filmmakers . He is glibly saying he is above all of them. This has been his pattern since a long time . He is full of hubris .
@@152kiran He's not glorifying what he made. He's just saying that certain things are problematic for me and I cannot make such things. He spoke about certain things/practices from his movies only when the interviewer presented those as observations/questions. I am not saying that he's a great filmmaker, but he has his heart in the right place. He wants Telugu cinema to be on par with any other cinema industry if not above. He is a part of it and he can rightfully criticize either through the medium of cinema or otherwise. He spoke about some really good and young filmmakers from Telugu whose work should be watched. He even acknowledged that they're making better use of their opportunities than people like him or his contemporaries. How's that hubris!
Summed up perfectly. Educational institutions are to be blamed for this. Institutions like free chaitanya and parayana sucked the life out of youth of AP and TG making them directionless robots who are just capable of following orders instead of having a real personality. Hope future generations realize their true worth and stay away as far as possible from these institutions
You should have asked him about the 4 major categories you ask the other guests, like the financial awareness, mental well-being etc. It would have been nice to know his take on things other than movies.
Brothers a small suggestion when the guest mentions a book or Movie or anything important better try to show a pic at that point so it will be easier for us to identify that and search for it.
Sir rape meeda joke villain a kaadu, hero heroine kuda chestaru..in ismart shankar, and Puri jagannath is god of the so called masses and many upcoming filmmakers 😃 So glad you mentioned 'What's eating Gilbert grape'
Though I like and agree with most of the podcast, I slightly disagree with one point. Movies definitely influence people but they can only make us change our behaviour, the impact might be temporary or permanent depending on the person; however, a person's character cannot be changed by a movie. Only if the person has it within them, the movie might provoke any negative thoughts within them but cannot create it. And a movie we watch mostly lasts with us only for a week, till we watch a new movie the next Friday.
@1 23 00 , on rape, paruchuri garu kooda chepparu oka scene alaa raasinapudu theatre lo whistle vinapadayi anta so adhi vini hurt ayyi inkeppudu alaa rayanu ani niryaninchukunnaaramta . Its venky old movie, villain says to assistant rape cheyakunda champesavu ani badha ga vundi ani
I like Indraganti garu a lot more outside than in his movies. I'm a little taken aback by the fact that he wasn't able to explain what screenplay is in simple 1-2 statements. He gave a whole discourse which I'm sure confused more people than clarified. Sorry.
A load of circumlocution rather than getting straight to the point. The guest could have explained things related to cinema and its intricacies succintly.
It is wider audience, it is wider reach/appeal/acceptance. That's all. You can just say I show values, I show art. If you want people to reach to your way of thinking or see how you see the cinema, go for it, make it and then watch it for yourself for N number of times that you would like. Cinema means entertainment, entertainment, entertainment. Is it going to have impact on the viewers, 100% yes but it is one's conscience that should come into play in deciding whether they let a media that represents entertainment have impact on them. You cannot say, I will just tell story, no mass elements, full of values it just does not work out for me at least.
Much needed... I was thinking the same too... The references were soo many that... Some one should write it down for a normal audience like us to go and have a look on to..
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Ayya ayya aa pani memu eppati nundo chesthunnam ayya.. prathi video follow avuthunnam ayya.. kani meeru konchem English thagginchi telugu penchithey naatho paatu migatha viewers kuda break istharu ayya!
That’s all he can do talk . No wonder he can only tell not show. That’s why he is a very average film maker … average is his best performance.
Interview phanindra nariseti
Yee raa miku telugu radha ?
Yenduku raa english lo matladuthunnaru ?
bringing Chandra Sekhar Yeleti to Permit Room is tough?
Who else recommend for a talk with Yeleti?
@thepermitroommedia
+1
I second you
+2
Indraganti's wisdom drops were like a cinematic and literary feast for the soul! Now, I'm sitting here, buzzing with excitement to dive into the stuff he recommended.
Sekhar Kammula! That would be a kick ass convo!
After completing the interview i felt like omg i was in film school for 2 hours. It's so informative we want this kind of talks thank you permit room for bringing this out, we owe you for this ❤
Ami thumi is the movie I keep revisiting whenever I’m bored or low. Must have watched it 15-20 times by now.
Vivek atherya fits very well with u guys plz bring him
Dude, what a podcast! Im still in awe of the wisdom Indraganti gaaru has poured. This isn’t just a podcast for your past time, this is a 2 hr Philosophy that steers you on how to be a responsible filmmaker and forces audiences to think the junk they are consuming in the name of mass cinema. Hriday, I urge you to bring more educated film makers. If possible please try to arrange a symposium and make them discuss the influence of cinema on society. I’m with you man!, lets bring positivity and strive to bring the people out of Ignorance-well.
Sainikpuri. For the win. Such a great conversation! 🙌🏼❤️
Amidst the whole discussion on Animal. This podcast is a slap to everyone defending it saying ‘it is work of fiction, view it that way’
Must say your best podcast so far, hoping to see people like Chandrasekhar Yeleti or Sekhar Kammula
Try to bring Rahul Ravindran for future podcast
Rarely does an episode gets 95% positive comments for a podcast. Kudos guys 🤝
మోహన్ కృష్ణ గారి లాగా తెలుగుని తెలుగులా English ని English లా మాట్లాడగలిగే సినిమావాళ్లు అరుదే.
You guys should please put up all the movies, people and books Mohan has mentioned in the video description.
Learnt a lot of things from him during the course of this podcast. His way of explaining concepts which turn out to be powerful tools for story tellers is commendable to say the least. Well done Permit Room!
Will definitely keep coming back to this podcast again and again to soak up and ruminate upon his knowledge and clarity of thought.
thank you for this masterclass. This laidback style of interviewing is relaxing and educative as well (especially for aspiring filmmakers like me.) Waiting for Tharun Bhascker!
Bruh, I was taken aback by how this podcast went, lot of take-aways and insights. Nothing short of a masterclass about a lot of things. I can only imagine how you guys must've felt, I could see the awe and wonder on your faces. I appreciate you guys for letting him speak and for asking the right questions. Keep it up Hriday and Santosh!!
Yes..I loved it...
I wish there were more people discussing cinema rather than just talk about it.
I thank both Permit room guys man
1:16:35 The whole portion of cinema influencing us should be a separate clip with captions and shared with everybody. He beautifully said it on how it impacts us especially in India.
Some movies that were released recently where the director claims that cinema doesn't influence people must watch this. Just because the movie collected crores, doesn't make it a great film. It only means that the audience feels encouraged to see violence/vulgarity being displayed.
But unfortunately, if you go and tell this to their fans, they'll be triggered. :)
I am a woman who has no problem watching vulgarity and especially violence if done well . This shitty virtue signaling that somehow the so called elites fear how average audience will lose their paths seems very patronizing to me . Like we folks cannot handle it and cinema is for elites like indraganti and us peasants should be content watching movies on gandhigiri.
Thanks for bringing Indraganti garu. Fortunate to have him share his mind and thoughts, there is a lot of clarity in his stances that he explained very well. It is not just an opinion one is entitled to have, but a sensible opinion that is grounded in morals. Thought provoking, sir. This is what literature and reading does to one, opens up one's mind and their sensibilities.
Thank you, Hriday, for asking the much needed question. "What is indeed screenplay?" and not what the layman or reviewers perceive to be screenplay. And giving the guest time to explain. And Mohan, I haven't heard either the content or the intent to explain by anyone else.
Please feature Mr.Shekar Kammula
Idey comment petta boya
Very impressed by how many times Mohan mentions Ramula
First time iam seeing that this guys are not interpreting between... they are just listening, through out....
A Very good podcast.
I loved the whole of UoH discussion being an alumni of the campus... It is a lovely place if someone want to nurture and learn something ❤❤
❤ Thank you guys for this beautiful interaction with him🤍
I want to listen *Chandrashekhar Yeleti* as well. Please, do me a favor 🌿🌸
Yes..also Gunnam gangaraju garu..their combo was lovely
Thanks for this Podcast / Session.!! Good luck to you guys.!!
Growing day by day.!❤
Glad you got him! People who can either speak English or Telugu, either properly . And with some subject.
Badiya interview. He gave his perspective and his influence. Thank you
What a brilliant Man, What a brilliant Podcast !! We need more directors, writers like him. Notice how he is not at all insecure about the references for sammohanam, chillar fellow like Venkatesh maha need to learn from Gurus like Indraganti garu. There is nothing wrong to agree and announce where you have adapted a scene or a film from. It only makes you more humble and acceptable.
Why does this gem got only 35k 😮, I am baffled, this is simply put at best when sensible, sensitive talk about education, culture and their ability to make deep impact in everyday lives through cinema ❤, one of the best podcast I have started my new year with..😊
While I was listening / watching, I thought I shall post a large comment. But nothing sums up more than Thanks Hriday and Santosh!!
Thank you for this amazing Interview...Mohan garu is one of my favorite directors in Telugu...❤
Please bring Vivek Athreya
Wow! Just amazing to see the analysis, knowledge, and love for art, literature, and cinema. Thanks for doing this.
Waiting for Sekhar Kammula on this show
He's an absolute master of craft of filmmaking.
Absolutely incredible podcast. Enjoyed every minute! A true filmmaking genius who understands culture and education
I liked this effort being put in to permit room❤
I respect his knowledge, somewhere I find that book tappa vere aa topic medha concentrate cheyaledhu anipisthundhey.
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Excellent podcast. Lot of takeaways and insights
Big fan of Mohan Krishna Indraganti sir delight to watch his interview. I felt could have also explored more on his music taste we could have got to know of old Telugu songs.
No dialogue based elevations were harmed in this interview 😂
Rohit and sasi from Avanti please!
I learnt great things from this episode, it has been a productive time for me. Keep bringing qualified people like this!
Really nice podcast. Bring Avanti too. Rohit and Sasi. They are my favorites
I don't know why but I have seen sasi roasting indraganti in one of his lives.
The Best from you guys!
Chusestha.. okey stretch lo mottham chusestha.. 😇
(1:41:46)I think he meant "Nanpakal Nerathu Mayakkam"
Yes
Mohan krishna, vivek sagar, vivek athreya......this is cinema! ❤
Great to watch Indrakanti on this podcast. Good one. Please invite Avasarala Srinivas next.
Good to see Mohan sir on the show
Please request Srini Avasarala to come to your Permit Room
It’s been morel than 2 hrs but I still want listen to u sir
I would really appreciate if you guys can say “Telugu” 19:54 not “ tellgu”. This is a great show. Good luck !
Best podcast so far.
This interview made me feel you are interviewing one of the greatest filmmaker of all times … but that’s the hubris of indraganti . He can only talk , a shoddy filmmaker and good reviewer .
He's what he is. At least he's not faking to be a great filmmaker
@@nagarjunayt wow , that’s exactly what I said . He is reviewing not just films but even filmmakers . He is glibly saying he is above all of them. This has been his pattern since a long time . He is full of hubris .
Yes , he is what he is … a pompous clown .
@@152kiran He's not glorifying what he made. He's just saying that certain things are problematic for me and I cannot make such things.
He spoke about certain things/practices from his movies only when the interviewer presented those as observations/questions.
I am not saying that he's a great filmmaker, but he has his heart in the right place. He wants Telugu cinema to be on par with any other cinema industry if not above. He is a part of it and he can rightfully criticize either through the medium of cinema or otherwise. He spoke about some really good and young filmmakers from Telugu whose work should be watched. He even acknowledged that they're making better use of their opportunities than people like him or his contemporaries. How's that hubris!
Best podcast so far..
Great interaction🎉🎉
Sekhar Kammula please
Get Deva Katta on the show
bapu garu cheppinattu marchukondi, parimarchukondi....great saying for screenplay writing and editing.
loved your conversation Mohan garu
it's true. Knowing what to say is purely important for any aspiring filmmaker
1:21:48 - typical BALAYYA & BOYA template
1:23:00 - its TRIVIKRAM's JALSA
Nice and calm and good and informative interview continue this ❤
Summed up perfectly. Educational institutions are to be blamed for this. Institutions like free chaitanya and parayana sucked the life out of youth of AP and TG making them directionless robots who are just capable of following orders instead of having a real personality. Hope future generations realize their true worth and stay away as far as possible from these institutions
Thank you for this interview.
Plz bring Vivek athrrya plz
chandra shekhar eleti and deva katta garini kuda tesukurandi please
Great pod guys
fantastic episode.
Twitter lo unnaru kadha sir meeru..I am an avid follower of your tweets..Happy to see you again here too.
@@Anilkumar-px7jf Thank you so much.
Having Chandrasekhar Yeleti in Permit Room, is something that I’m looking forward to. Is that possible?
No Trivikram was harmed in this video
For me .. I would be one more hr .. but indraganti... You are our generation... K Viswanadh sir
Uff mindblown content dude 😮
You should have asked him about the 4 major categories you ask the other guests, like the financial awareness, mental well-being etc. It would have been nice to know his take on things other than movies.
that Mamooty movie at 1.42.15 is Nanpakal nerathu mayakkam
Bring Director Teja also...
Brothers a small suggestion when the guest mentions a book or Movie or anything important better try to show a pic at that point so it will be easier for us to identify that and search for it.
Please Bring Deva Katta thanks 🙏🏽
Thanks
Thank you for the support❤️
Sir rape meeda joke villain a kaadu, hero heroine kuda chestaru..in ismart shankar, and Puri jagannath is god of the so called masses and many upcoming filmmakers 😃
So glad you mentioned 'What's eating Gilbert grape'
Rape meeda Indraganti cheppina dialogue is kinda a direct reference to PK in Jalsa
1:21:28 - About Balayya 😍
Can somebody please list down the Telugu writers he mentions at 41:45?
Anil raavipudi,poori jagannadh is belongs to which film school sir?
Just wow 👏
Though I like and agree with most of the podcast, I slightly disagree with one point. Movies definitely influence people but they can only make us change our behaviour, the impact might be temporary or permanent depending on the person; however, a person's character cannot be changed by a movie. Only if the person has it within them, the movie might provoke any negative thoughts within them but cannot create it. And a movie we watch mostly lasts with us only for a week, till we watch a new movie the next Friday.
@1 23 00 , on rape, paruchuri garu kooda chepparu oka scene alaa raasinapudu theatre lo whistle vinapadayi anta so adhi vini hurt ayyi inkeppudu alaa rayanu ani niryaninchukunnaaramta . Its venky old movie, villain says to assistant rape cheyakunda champesavu ani badha ga vundi ani
Also, I had the privilege to meet him in my campus and spend few hours of time with him having a conversation... He is a bundle of knowledge....
I like Indraganti garu a lot more outside than in his movies. I'm a little taken aback by the fact that he wasn't able to explain what screenplay is in simple 1-2 statements. He gave a whole discourse which I'm sure confused more people than clarified. Sorry.
Indraganti sir made me judge everyone who is going to comment on screenplay going forward 😂😅
Could you please list the books discussed about screenwriting
story by robert mckee
the way of the screenwriter
Please bring nag Ashwin to permit room
That guy is successful, why will he be here ?
Can you please make a show with Hanu Raghavapudi also
1:23:00 the dialogue from jalsa movie ,pawan kalyan said😀
A load of circumlocution rather than getting straight to the point. The guest could have explained things related to cinema and its intricacies succintly.
@01:14:36 👌
Are you guys deleting comments? wtf!?
You just fold hands when teacher teaches.
It is wider audience, it is wider reach/appeal/acceptance. That's all. You can just say I show values, I show art. If you want people to reach to your way of thinking or see how you see the cinema, go for it, make it and then watch it for yourself for N number of times that you would like. Cinema means entertainment, entertainment, entertainment. Is it going to have impact on the viewers, 100% yes but it is one's conscience that should come into play in deciding whether they let a media that represents entertainment have impact on them. You cannot say, I will just tell story, no mass elements, full of values it just does not work out for me at least.
Can you put all books he suggested in the description so we can pickup??
Much needed... I was thinking the same too... The references were soo many that... Some one should write it down for a normal audience like us to go and have a look on to..
1:23:00 trivikram movie jalsa lo dialogue 😂😂🤦♂️ guruji 🤦♂️🤦♂️.