I watched this movie yesterday on prime and I think everyone can relate to a dozens of people exactly like these characters, even Shottu. But I relate to that entire group. On my first year of college, I also became a part of this big group where I was the new guy and those people have been friends for like 2 years. It is surreal how accurate these movie characters were to my group. They were all very extroverted, loudmouth partygoers so they were easy to get along. Very soon, I realized they were actually very selfish and shallow people. Even the women in the group were not respected by the guys exactly as shown in the movie but I think they still hung around because of the similar interests. They all like to pick on people who were perceived weaker. One time they picked on another student exactly like Shottu, next time they picked on a cabbie while drunk outside the club. The guys started threatening the cabbie who refused ride because of limited seating rule. The cabbie was a simple, respectful guy who kept saying please find a bigger ride. After seeing him scared, the guys went even harder and the girls also joined in and started insulting the poor cabbie. Its unbelievable, how disrespectful women can get once they realize they have the power. I was young back then so it was my first time noticing such poor behavior, especially from women. Never hung out with them after that. You find true friends "not in the first year, but in the final year of college". Made some good friends later. It takes time to build friendship with true people because of the boundaries but it lasts longer. This movie reminded me of that college group. I wonder, if they've changed or grown up to become just like these movie characters
Agree. For me it is also too tough to get comfortable with the group. Sometimes few individual understand me, but some of them does not. I don't drink and smoke, also i respect everyone, so mostly they exclude me. It feels like you're with them and yet you're alone. anyway , i look after them when they're too drunk. Kindness is the best cure ❤
I remember being absolutely mesmerized by this movie when it came out. Even made my friends go to the cinema hall and watch it with me. Don't know why, but not enough people talk about A Death in the Gunj. So, thank you for this analysis ❤
thank you mam for making this video, this literally shattered me, this character is very close to me and this story is very painful reminder of an ontological loneliness
A very insightful analysis of a very beautiful film! I had no idea what I was about to get into when I first watched this film back in 2017, just because it was Konkona's directorial debut. But then, did I get absolutely moved! The suffocations of Shutu and the coldness around him often feel more truer in the times we live, sadly. You've made really intriguing points about the film's theme in this video essay. Kudos.
Each and everyone in that family was an obstacle for him to get back to his life ... Even tho bonnie had an opposite opinion of her husband's she never cared to put up her voice against the wrong where she could have ( like in that planchat scene) .. his masi in few scenes seem to care but finally nd eventually got mixed up in the jam..again never done anything wrong to him but never tried know deeper of him .they were those who didn't commited the crime but where spectators who didn't cared to react .. guiltier than those three ...life has been creul to him ..he lost before life..but wont he be considered a hero for the battles he won throughout the journey? The destiny is destined but the journey isn't....
This movie enters and dissect the thoughts that run in the mind of any person struggling in life to overcome his or her demons with all the strength they gather and yet succumb to it at the end.
I remember how I got to see this amazing film. I watched it in one movie binge game I binged 16 films in a week suggested by 16 random people and in all those 16 movies this movie completely broke me tbh I ranked it 5 ofc there are few more great films but tbh I'm so glad that they recommend me to this film in all of them.Vikrant M. was just great and Konkona Sen did an amazing directorial debut I would love to watch more of her directorial film. Thank you for making a video and bringing this closer to the audience and really very well explained.
I was watching an interview of Irfan Khan in lallantop and I recalled watching a video describing Irfan and namesake and the his acting...watched it once again...shared the video with my better half who won the first prize in one act play beating me who got second, and then trying to watch all ur videos. I am that kind of a person who enjoys the show but doesnt like to shower emotions...seldom subscribes...well now u have a new subscriber who will be eagerly waiting for ur next video...best of luck and thank you
Just watched this movie yesterday, ❤ . Absolutely great movie it is . Konkona sen is so talented. And all of the actors did their best, specially Vikrant and gullu da ❤
the only person who wanted and cared for him in the whole world was his mother.and he didnt give a shit about her cries and pleading instead was shamelessly trying to fit in into a fake world with fake people,trying to find love and impress people who dont even care whether he is dead or alive..Hence for me Only sad thing about his death was.that his mother is now all alone .. everytime he called and didnt speak to his mother who could hear and feel his silence ,I felt like slapping him tight across his face..
Woh apni mummy ko psand nhi krta tha, isiliye relatives k sath rahne aya tha jab do paise nhi the uske pass. And didn't even talk to his mother on phone why? His mother must have told him failure or something as he failed in exams. I think.
His mother had a lot of expectations and questions- why he failed his exams, how he will support her now that his father is gone, etc. He couldn't find relief for his mental state with his mom.
Vikrant Massey Supremacy ❤
Gulshan Deviah Supremacy
Jim Sarbh Supremacy
Cast of this movie was a blast
Ranvir Shorey Supremacy
I remember after finishing the film i felt a sort of emptiness inside my soul.
I never noticed the two sweaters and the juxtaposition.Such an insightful reading of the movie
I watched this movie yesterday on prime and I think everyone can relate to a dozens of people exactly like these characters, even Shottu. But I relate to that entire group. On my first year of college, I also became a part of this big group where I was the new guy and those people have been friends for like 2 years. It is surreal how accurate these movie characters were to my group. They were all very extroverted, loudmouth partygoers so they were easy to get along. Very soon, I realized they were actually very selfish and shallow people. Even the women in the group were not respected by the guys exactly as shown in the movie but I think they still hung around because of the similar interests. They all like to pick on people who were perceived weaker. One time they picked on another student exactly like Shottu, next time they picked on a cabbie while drunk outside the club. The guys started threatening the cabbie who refused ride because of limited seating rule. The cabbie was a simple, respectful guy who kept saying please find a bigger ride. After seeing him scared, the guys went even harder and the girls also joined in and started insulting the poor cabbie. Its unbelievable, how disrespectful women can get once they realize they have the power. I was young back then so it was my first time noticing such poor behavior, especially from women. Never hung out with them after that. You find true friends "not in the first year, but in the final year of college". Made some good friends later. It takes time to build friendship with true people because of the boundaries but it lasts longer. This movie reminded me of that college group. I wonder, if they've changed or grown up to become just like these movie characters
Agree. For me it is also too tough to get comfortable with the group. Sometimes few individual understand me, but some of them does not. I don't drink and smoke, also i respect everyone, so mostly they exclude me. It feels like you're with them and yet you're alone. anyway , i look after them when they're too drunk. Kindness is the best cure ❤
I remember being absolutely mesmerized by this movie when it came out. Even made my friends go to the cinema hall and watch it with me. Don't know why, but not enough people talk about A Death in the Gunj. So, thank you for this analysis ❤
thank you mam for making this video, this literally shattered me, this character is very close to me and this story is very painful reminder of an ontological loneliness
Anybody who suffers from depression pls avoid this film. Its just too painful.
A very insightful analysis of a very beautiful film! I had no idea what I was about to get into when I first watched this film back in 2017, just because it was Konkona's directorial debut. But then, did I get absolutely moved! The suffocations of Shutu and the coldness around him often feel more truer in the times we live, sadly.
You've made really intriguing points about the film's theme in this video essay. Kudos.
What a beautiful analysis! Glad I discovered this video
Films don't usually make me cry, but the ending of this film broke me. Great video!
Each and everyone in that family was an obstacle for him to get back to his life ... Even tho bonnie had an opposite opinion of her husband's she never cared to put up her voice against the wrong where she could have ( like in that planchat scene) .. his masi in few scenes seem to care but finally nd eventually got mixed up in the jam..again never done anything wrong to him but never tried know deeper of him .they were those who didn't commited the crime but where spectators who didn't cared to react .. guiltier than those three ...life has been creul to him ..he lost before life..but wont he be considered a hero for the battles he won throughout the journey? The destiny is destined but the journey isn't....
This movie enters and dissect the thoughts that run in the mind of any person struggling in life to overcome his or her demons with all the strength they gather and yet succumb to it at the end.
I remember how I got to see this amazing film. I watched it in one movie binge game I binged 16 films in a week suggested by 16 random people and in all those 16 movies this movie completely broke me tbh I ranked it 5 ofc there are few more great films but tbh I'm so glad that they recommend me to this film in all of them.Vikrant M. was just great and Konkona Sen did an amazing directorial debut I would love to watch more of her directorial film.
Thank you for making a video and bringing this closer to the audience and really very well explained.
Can you name some of great movies like this from the 16
I used to be a shuttu, and my brother used to be exactly like in the movie. Had times not changed i may have emded up the same way.
Ithaka poem tells hero journey, where the hero has chosen the journey to ithaka him/herself , life gives this freedom of choice to everyone.
I was watching an interview of Irfan Khan in lallantop and I recalled watching a video describing Irfan and namesake and the his acting...watched it once again...shared the video with my better half who won the first prize in one act play beating me who got second, and then trying to watch all ur videos. I am that kind of a person who enjoys the show but doesnt like to shower emotions...seldom subscribes...well now u have a new subscriber who will be eagerly waiting for ur next video...best of luck and thank you
Beautiful analysis!
Such a thought provoking film review!
I want this power of analysis of yours. As usual, splendid!!
One of the best video from this channel
Hats of you ma'am how soothing nd informative video 😊
Just watched this movie yesterday, ❤ . Absolutely great movie it is . Konkona sen is so talented. And all of the actors did their best, specially Vikrant and gullu da ❤
Beautiful❤ Thank you for this in-depth😊
The movie is excellent and talks about a very severe mental health issue.
I saw myself in suttu 🥺💔
Wow your analysis was so indepth...you could be screenplay writer
What a review genius
Only UA-cam video showing this
genius perception of this movie
the only person who wanted and cared for him in the whole world was his mother.and he didnt give a shit about her cries and pleading instead was shamelessly trying to fit in into a fake world with fake people,trying to find love and impress people who dont even care whether he is dead or alive..Hence for me Only sad thing about his death was.that his mother is now all alone .. everytime he called and didnt speak to his mother who could hear and feel his silence ,I felt like slapping him tight across his face..
Woh apni mummy ko psand nhi krta tha, isiliye relatives k sath rahne aya tha jab do paise nhi the uske pass. And didn't even talk to his mother on phone why? His mother must have told him failure or something as he failed in exams. I think.
I hope there are more movies like this out there
Great video ❤️❤️
Loved this essay ❤
Nice analysis. Looking forward to more videos from cimewali
This was vikrant's best performance
Thank u ❤️
Great Analysis ❤️
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You are the bessssstt ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Can anyone answer ...why he didn't go to his mother..???
His mother had a lot of expectations and questions- why he failed his exams, how he will support her now that his father is gone, etc. He couldn't find relief for his mental state with his mom.
@@Cinemawali nice... Thank you for answering✨
Hii, just wanted to know, don’t you get copyright claim for using movie clips? How do you handle it?
Hey Can you make a video essay on asur.
damn very nice
Whats that background music ??
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