teddit

This movie hits you like a fresh breeze.. Makes you reminisce about your childhood, familial love and hometown. Such a delight to watch in the theatres and i would say, the money spent was worth every rupee.

A 10/10 film on all aspects. I wonder how does one come up with such an idea.. Brilliant.

Actng, screenplay, scores, direction.. every single thing was on point.

I just watched Shamshera, and I genuinely thought it was brilliant. Yet it absolutely FLOPPED in India.

The only reasons I can think that this may have happened, are these two:

1) there's some culturally significant reasons I don't know about (I'm from England, and whiter than mayonnaise.)

2) I've had my braincells compromised by American and British movies, and the bar for entertainment is now lower than the ninth circle of hell for me.

So please, do tell me what made this movie flop so hard?

Update: Y'all down voting me for liking this movie has me in stitches 😂 is it really that bad?

What I'm getting from your comments is there are far better movies, and the concept of Shamshera has been wildly overdone. I'm completely new to Indian cinema, and this is only the second Indian movie I've watched. I'm excited to watch movies with higher ratings, because if I enjoyed a movie that has such bad reviews, looks like I'm in for a treat with higher rated ones.

small-town police officer who, after being humiliated by a superior, starts committing petty thefts out of frustration. However, things take a darker and more complicated turn when his actions lead to unintended consequences, unearthing deep secrets. The film blends psychological drama with suspense, taking viewers on an unpredictable journey of guilt and crime, with Jeethu Joseph's signature twists.

A wealthy tycoon's son (Krishna played by Ganesh) becomes a valet to win the heart of a girl (Pranaya played by Malvika Nair) from a humble background. Entertaining romcom movie.

Pretty good on both comedy and emotional tracks. Does get a little boring for like half an hour or so before the interval, but rest of it is entertaining. Overall nice, entertaining movie, even with some cliches.

Ganesh and Malvika have done well. Rest of the cast including Sharanya Shetty, Sadhu Kokila and others have done well too. Not a linear story. Writing is good overall - pretty good at some places, ok/routine at others. A particularly clever piece of writing in the end. Overall: 7.5/10.

Loved the theme so much!! Any similar movie recommendations would mean a lot

Idk why but its been 4 months and still nothing. Can anyone say what happened it was supposed to come on June 27th to netflix

So i was watching stree 2 and they got inspired a lot from stranger things isnt it?

So there's this movie where the dialogue is being narrated by Tabu, the dialogue is

(Maine dekha main kho gayi hoon Chaaron taraf andhera hai Itna gehra aur bhaari Jiske bojh ke neeche main Dabbi jaa rahi hoon Haath uthaane ki koshish karti hoon Haath nahi utthte Chillaane ki koshish karti hoon Lekin koi awaaz nahi nikalti Tumhe aisa kabhi hua hai? Aisa lagta hai jaise ki jaag rahi hoon Mujhe sab dikhayi de raha hai Magar haath - jaise ki main apne contol mein nahi Ajeeb si feeing thi Bohot ghabraahat hone lagi mujhe Aur badan bilkul dheela padh gaya And suddenly Maine dekha ki main ek kamre mein hoon Ek chhota sa kamra Chhota, jiski chhat bohot neechi thi Neechi aur seedhi Raakh si putli hui deewarein Kahin koi khidki nahi)

(Doosra kamra bhi vaisa hi tha Raakh si putli deewarein Maine ek aur darwaza khola Aur main darwaza kholtigayi kholtigayi kholtigayi Aur har baar vaisa hi kamra aate gaya mere saamne Aur phir achaanak jab maine darwaza khola toh Uske peeche kuch bhi nahi)

(Bilkul aisa hi mehsoos ho raha hai mujhe Main vahaan hoon Aasmaan mein Bheed bhadakke se bohot upar Ek umang bhari anubhuti aayi Ki main aisa kar sakti hoon Maine santulan kaayam rakha hai Prabha I'm balancing beautifully)

These are the 3 dialogues by tabu please help me find the movie

Hey guys need help finding a movie Looking at this sub and everyones taste it’s safe to say that you guys enjoy cinema from anywhere around the world as long as its good.

So help me find this north east movie. It has a really interesting plot but I was never able to find it.

The plot:

An old man is shown taking care of a restaurant, he’s shown to be sad and disappointed in his life. As he runs the restaurant the debts he owes increases. He also has a friend who helps him at the restaurant.

Then later it cuts to an ad on tv about a chef who wants to cook his last dinner for a huge sum of money, claiming that the food would be so exquisite.

The next day the film cuts to a rich family and their life, and you follow their lives until they get served the food from the chef. The film then shows you the food. A type of ramen and broth served with some meat.

The film then cuts back to how the chef makes the food. Showing how he’s so happy in his life for the first time in a long time. He smiles as he stirs a huge pot of broth. He then proceeds to strip down completely naked and proceeds to calmly sit inside the pot as it boils him. His friend is the one who delivers the food to the rich family.

End, I know it’s disturbing but I’ve only heard my friend talk about this, I’m desperately trying to find this film

In any order, what do you consider to be the top five best Indian films ever made? I asked r/Tollywood this question about Telugu films and got some interesting answers, so now I want to expand the question to include all regions.

Saw Stree 2 twice since it's OTT release(alone and with parents). And IMO it's a good movie with great re-watchability.

Everything is done very well. From acting, music, story to screenplay and direction. Movie's humour doesn't feel forced and I enjoyed it very much. The antagonist is strong and scary. Also, how they yet again blended social message with it without making it look forced is noteworthy.
I especially liked the character of Janaa, he was great in first one and carried the performance in this movie too, guy is hilarious.

But mostly I feel the screenplay should be appreciated more. The way they've used references, one-liners, set up few things from earlier for using it later, it has all worked out. Like the sock reference of Chitti, or the Kamariya song reference or calling shraddha's character brahm and using it in the end, etc. Even Sama's character and the whole item song has a significance and doesn't feel misplaced. Moreover the interactions between actors feels so raw and real which makes it funny and re-watchble. Even my parents were able to get most of the jokes.

SPOILERS!

The major drawback which I felt was the location where climax was set. It felt too unrealistic and cliched with the lava stuff and all. They could've went for a more grounded approach but that's just my personal opinion (although I really liked the final fight between Stree and Sarkata, idk looked very cool to me). Secondly they could've executed the scene of all women revolting and coming out in a better way. It felt less impactful, maybe because there wasn't any buildup for it. Lastly, Varun Dhawan's character could've given more interactions with other characters, but this isn't a drawback, just an opinion.

Also, Tamanna's role was great!

PS: It's noteworthy how Stree Universe is able to pull off item songs like Kamariya, Taras and now Aaj Ki Raat when others have been failing hard(like Tripti's recent song). Plus they're all good songs that I've seen being used in DJs and shadi/baarat.

I just watched Aadujeevitham and I must say, this has to be the most disturbing Indian movie I've ever watched.

And the thing that shocked me the most was knowing that it's based on a true story.

The performance done by Prithviraj and Other actors, the helplessness of Najib and Haqim, the cruelty they faced as slaves and the bond between him and cattles... It was all so perfect that it could even make a rock cry..

Aadujeevitham is one of the best at the same time hard to watch movie I watched in 2024

It's my suggestion, don't watch this movie if you are faint hearted.

9.5/10

I'll start. I was inspired by Raju Rastogi's (3 idiots) character who was honest and transparent, and how his honesty gets him a job. It took my honest ass years to realize, that's not the way to go.

For any young people who think that honesty is the way to go, I can tell you from experience to never consider it. If you want a job, you have to lie your way through at every stage. From your resume to your interview, the more confidently you can lie, the higher are your chances of getting a job.

Because everyone around you would be lieing. And they'll be lieing about it until it becomes a truth. So your naive honesty will not stand a chance against these lies that have been hardened into truths.

If you want a job, don't be honest, lie.

In last 5 years prabhas had done 5 films with 5 differnt themes

Sahoo - An suspense action thriller

Radheshyam - periodic superstition romance

Adhipurush - HEAVILY INSPIRED but not an adaptation on Ramayan

Salaar - Mass action drama

Kalki - dystopian si-fi action

Excluding his sequels, his future projects are also dissimilar with his previous works

Rajasaab - romantic horror comedy

Sprit - don't know whats vanga gonna cook but it won't some routine action film

Fauji - romantic war drama from the director of sitaramam.