I have never seen BR swearing in my many years of watching him and it was an absolute delight watching him swear. This clip should be turned into an NFT and auctioned.
Stalking a girl in films are mickey-mouse thing today for 80% audience, everyone expects a glitch free films like HeyRam, ThaniOruvan,Thuppakki,Virumandi. So makers and directors should focus on story telling with less flaws, sprinkling stalkin' in every films is not a good thing.
I think there shouldn't be any limitation on arts/movies. If a viewer got influenced and followed it, it's solely his/her problem. If I watch a serial killer movie and become one, can I blame the movie for turning me into a serial killer?. That's asinine. Likewise movies which may have scenes like rape, incest, murder, abuses and etc should be viewed as a movie, it's fiction and if you get offended or influenced by the movie then you lack rationality.
but if they r gonna glorify and normalise such acts of rape,molestation,acid attack or murder then there is a problem.What iss wrong is wrong atleast intentionally directors shouldnt do that...Period..
@@karthikak8657 That's a complicated subject. We have seen so many Indian movies which glorify gangsterism but you don't see viewers becoming gangsters. I'd like to think that viewers are smart and intelligent enough to differentiate what's reel and real. Likewise when it comes to other scenes. Although I agree with what you've said that it shouldn't be glorified as in the narrative of such a movie shouldn't head in a direction where it's trying to convince or persuade others to do it.
Agree with what you've said but I think films shouldn't consider peoples sentiments as it just wouldn't deliver what it wants to. For example, say there's a movie about a serial rapist then it should portray how that serial rapist committed his crimes including the gory and messed up acts. It should make viewers feel disgusted and feel hatred for that criminal. If people sentiments are considered then the scenes will be toned down and you wouldn't emotionally connect to the film. That's my take, plus the more detailed they get into it, the more it educates common folks on how to protect themselves.
I have never seen BR swearing in my many years of watching him and it was an absolute delight watching him swear. This clip should be turned into an NFT and auctioned.
Always a pleasure listening to BR
Stalking a girl in films are mickey-mouse thing today for 80% audience, everyone expects a glitch free films like HeyRam, ThaniOruvan,Thuppakki,Virumandi. So makers and directors should focus on story telling with less flaws, sprinkling stalkin' in every films is not a good thing.
Wow!!!
Dasharatha and Rama having an argument why didn't I think of that before 🤔
I think there shouldn't be any limitation on arts/movies. If a viewer got influenced and followed it, it's solely his/her problem. If I watch a serial killer movie and become one, can I blame the movie for turning me into a serial killer?. That's asinine.
Likewise movies which may have scenes like rape, incest, murder, abuses and etc should be viewed as a movie, it's fiction and if you get offended or influenced by the movie then you lack rationality.
but if they r gonna glorify and normalise such acts of rape,molestation,acid attack or murder then there is a problem.What iss wrong is wrong atleast intentionally directors shouldnt do that...Period..
@@karthikak8657 That's a complicated subject. We have seen so many Indian movies which glorify gangsterism but you don't see viewers becoming gangsters. I'd like to think that viewers are smart and intelligent enough to differentiate what's reel and real. Likewise when it comes to other scenes.
Although I agree with what you've said that it shouldn't be glorified as in the narrative of such a movie shouldn't head in a direction where it's trying to convince or persuade others to do it.
@@yuvan6499 it is not about getting influenced it is about hurting the sentiments of audience intentionally through glorification...
Agree with what you've said but I think films shouldn't consider peoples sentiments as it just wouldn't deliver what it wants to. For example, say there's a movie about a serial rapist then it should portray how that serial rapist committed his crimes including the gory and messed up acts. It should make viewers feel disgusted and feel hatred for that criminal.
If people sentiments are considered then the scenes will be toned down and you wouldn't emotionally connect to the film. That's my take, plus the more detailed they get into it, the more it educates common folks on how to protect themselves.
GVM: Appo ennode stalking aah?