The moral of the story is: dont sleep in an empty building without having fully charged your phone or told anyone you would go there. Aka dont be stupid
@@resa574 oh crap when your neighbors are screaming you should help them eh the girl on the corner stopped screaming after a few hours anyway not my problem
I had a similar situation. I was trapped in my new house balcony for 18+ hours. Without food, water, or phone. It was the most horrifying experience of my life.
@@ina9024 I had hung my clothes from the balcony so that someone looking up can notice it. My friends, parents and some locals came in next day afternoon in search for me after filing a missing complaint with the police. One of my friends noticed the clothes (as I have heard). They then broke the apartment door with consent from my parents and saw me in the balcony. Then they got me out.
he was gay and sexually repressed, the stranger sensed that. So he used his sex appeal to convince the guy to pay for the space. The hot Indian stranger was irresistable and so he agreed with the deal. The Moral lesson of the story is when you are hungry, you go eat. So you wont end up eating anything that looks great but may be poisonous.
The moral of the story is: Just because you survived dosent mean you'll be treated any differently, live for yourself and not for the praise of others.
Hit my head on brick on school when i was kid and everyone just laughed and saying idiot as i slowly passed asleep and woke up to see nobody even cared that i didn't woke up for 2 hour
he returns to the place at the end as he has nothing left outside , his girl is gone , his friends don't care about him , it's as if there was no point in breaking out of the place .
Honestly, the moment someone in the workplace moves/resigns/transfers or even dies. After the 2nd day, nobody will have remembered that person existed. So dont give your life for your boss.
I'm really hoping that the girl wasn't right for him and the universe secretly did him a solid preventing him from getting married to her, but set him on the path to finding the right person. Also he should be proud as hell that he persevered and overcame that huge obstacle. It's a story to tell his grandkids
The universe only grants you what you really crave for. He does not like the girl. The universe knew that. For thought she is on his mind, what he really wanted was the Handsome Indian Stranger who offered him the apartment. He was really attracted to that hot Indian scammer. The Universe responded to his craving. The pigeon that he ate represent his burning desire to be Free and when he ate the Cockroaches, he was conquering his fear of cocks. It is such a brilliant movie.
This movie teaches us one moral: Never lock yourself inside a house without any access to water and electricity whatsoever otherwise you're going through the same struggle like the guy.
and always carry some survival equipment like a multi use tool so you can break yourself out of any situation and as you said about electricity a power bank and keep it all in a backpack with water like you said.
moral of the story: always check the property and land legalism first and purchase the house through legal way by paying the tax. or simply just always carried a powerbank
I was recently out sick from a terrible bout of Covid in college for a week and a half. When I came back no one asked where I was, what happened, or if I was okay. In fact, my seat got stolen in one class. It really hurts to come to the stark realization that the world will turn just as easily without you. No one loves you outside your parents or partner, it's just the harsh truth. That's why you have to learn to live for yourself.
@@somewhereinspace2166 we can sadly all relate to this. I would say your family and children are the most important people, friends come and go. it's why so many people get pets as well.
"Shaurya returns to work but is shattered to see that his friends and colleagues didn't even notice his absence" That's something that happens to everybody..for some it's more than one time for others is less.. that's just how life works sometimes..
I had a best friend who was depressing me unintentionally and i had to block then. I unblocked them later and they hadnt even noticed i hadnt talked to them in forever
I remember I watched this movie on a plane when I was kinda young and started feeling uneasy so I stopped watching it. I started to develop a fear of being locked inside rooms but it's gone now. Now that I watch it, it's a really great movie so thx for covering it:)
I being stucked at a lift for one day before. It was so scary . I kept banging on the lift door and the bell wasn't working as well. I felt so desperate 😰😰
I've genuinely never heard of a door you can't open from the inside, is that a design thing, is it standard outside the U.S. I'm honestly perplexed at the idea.
He described his struggles very easily but when you watch the movie his struggles really scares a person, when i watched it i was horrified to think that if i would have been in his situation i would have died
@@dr.xgaming6101 how bout the lock picking? I think it'll be better than sawing down bars :') ALSO if he could literally saw through the bars, why can he saw through the hinges? Making it rust would be quicker too
This might be completely useless, but always inform one or two people before going somewhere. I know it seems like paranoia but it could be useful in many situations. Whether you're a college girl going for a party or a middle-aged man going to work. Just inform someone as simple as that
I once left for a journey without informing anyone. I was travelling from Chennai to Jaipur. My 1.5 days journey turned into 5 days long after my RAC train ticket got cancelled and the train left me in the middle of nowhere. I wasn't carrying enough money with me. I requested TC to shift me to the sleeper class but he didn't agree. I was barely 20 -21 years old. This was my first long journey. This happened before mobile phones were popular so I had no means to inform my family as I wasn't carrying a mobile phone with me. I did 2500 kilometres long journey by walking, asking for lifts, through buses and intercity trains. I was good at geography, this helped me a lot in finding the route. I was just travelling to the north hoping to find something that can get me to Rajasthan. I walked the dense forests of MP on my feet. Can you believe this? I even met goons dancing with their guns on the streets of Jabalpur and Bhopal.
@@mr67777 he was not that lonely he had friends but he didn't cared about them much once a certain girl entered his life and when he returned he couldn't tell his friends about things that happened cause he lied to his friends
Moral of the story: Never be the sole occupant of an illegal skyscraper, and move in without telling anyone. Also, only go to sleep after making sure your phone's battery is at least 50% in case you're in the aforementioned situation
The moral is, in this selfish world you must fight for your survival and no one cares what you had gone through,people will barely notice you as they have their lives to live.
That’s true man. And also, just be yourself. Whenever you find yourself appeasing others or not staying true to yourself in other ways, remember that you are your own world. You are your own kingdom. Don’t waste time on people who disrespect that because life is too short to waste. Don’t waste time on people who wouldn’t combine your kingdoms together.
You deserve much more credit than you get for this, man. Unlike any other recap channels, you do complete voice-overs. You go the extra mile, and I respect you for that dedication. Edit: So it’s been cleared up to me that the voice actor, who has his own channel, (Deep Dark Boys) is not the owner of this channel, but works with a team to make these videos, and does have room for individual creativity, such as the jokes that are made and such.
Does anyone know why so many of these recap channels have the same catch phrase at the beginning of every video? “Spoilers ahead. Watch out and take care.”
"Wow, at this point Shaurya deserves to be trapped" and "Shaurya now officially has my vote for the Darwin award" - the commentary on this channel is spot on by saying exactly what we are all thinking. Thanks
This man luck is beyond my understanding : No water or electricity .. locks himself in his own house ... nobody sees his cardboard and someone who sees it cannot read and the other one was too scared .. he just so managed to be scared of rats when his locked in an abandoned building and the presumed love of his life got married while he was locked and when he came out no one even noticed he was gone .. His luck is beyond my understanding
@@forestlink6673 How are they getting locked INSIDE of the house though? Do they just not install a simple knob or something to control whether the door is locked or not from the inside? I can 100% see getting locked out but, until this movie I have never heard of getting locked inside of the room unless it is a Saw style trap room.
@@paulcrandell2198 think about it, the amount of structures in this entire world, there are actually houses or apartments in other countries where both sides of the doorknobs have locks i have heard of, surely it had happened before with the billions of humans here who live for years and years
Moral of the Story: We take every action keeping in mind what people will think about us but in reality, no one ever takes notice of what we do or where we are.
Finally the first Indian movie this channel covered (as long as I remember) and its such a relief/delight... Was hoping this Channel cover something out of this place aswell .. thanks a bunch guys😁
The moral of the story is, don't try to break a steel door. Chances are the walls are much easier to dig through. Also, don't leave your key inside anything that you aren't in.
Yep, I would also dig wall insted of that balcony hazard. + makeing fire inside apartment LUL, it looked like he wanted to die. + not geting water cause of rat LUL
@@m1l917 he had a phobia of rats, which he later overcomes. And houses in india are made of bricks and mortar, not wood. The building can never catch fire and burn down to ground even if u use petrol. At most he wud have burned all his furniture
@@mundanemonday7091 yes :) i wrote everything with knowing these info. I would use metal pipe or something to dig tru the wall it would take long but its not like you have anything else to do LUL. Fire can spred into the apartment a he will die or not just fire but even smoke can kill him since he cant run away from it. And fear of rats, i think fear of death should be stronger.
@@mundanemonday7091 He could have easily suffocated in the smoke. Plus there would have been plaster and insulation, and the floor, all of which are flammable. Most buildings in the UK are built from bricks and concrete too, didn’t stop the grenfell fire. An entire apartment complex went up in flames because the builders had skimped on fire resistant materials. Plus when fires get bad things like metal can burn, and metal fires are really dangerous. Just because bricks and mortar can’t burn, that probably won’t be enough to stop a fire spreading.
@@leocervidae plaster isn't flammable and was even used for crude fireproofing around wood beams in the past :) It traps water when curing which is released when heated, which slows down the fire (the building would still burn in the end, though, once all the water has evaporated). In Paris it is still mandatory to use plaster for repairs in old buildings, instead of concrete or other fillers which wouldn't provide that bit of protection. Insulation are usually made from rock or glass and don't burn either. But paint and furniture will burn, so it's still a bad idea ^^ Aren't these modern high buildings made of reinforced concrete too ? But maybe not all the inside walls.
I like the story line because it's random, like reality is. Also that there's no moral for the same reason. The main character simply returns to his favorite restaurant and eats a meal he probably dreamt of while being captured. Only downside I could think of was that he had to find an apartment so quickly. You can let the story linger and just give a subtle explanation that time went by. Finding affordable housing takes time and it would make it more assumable he would agree with the shady housing setup. Also I think it is beautiful that it gave an honest look at India with all it's beauty and extremes. Like the lavish but abandoned building with the building attendant that couldn't read the sign the leading character made on a piece of cardboard.
That appartment that he took for rent isn't in use the builder and landowner might be having a dispute that's they put the selling of appartments on hold. The guy who showed him the appartment might have worked their during its construction so he took the money even when he is not the owner
He was so mesmerized when he got to see the apartment for first time noticing it's hallway, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and balcony. But didn't pay any attention to know if water and electricity will be accessible here.
Actually he checked when he is checking the house. But the electricity main is outside his and sometimes cuts off automatically. These are casual problems for a new house at least in India.
This reminds me of the time I was trapped inside of a service elevator. I thought it was a normal elevator, but it had a card swipe unlock pad on it. I thought that was for unlocking inaccesible service floors (i.e. basement), but oohh noo, far worse...the second the doors shut, the elevator is locked. Can't go up, down or reopen doors on the SAME floor without card access that I didn't have. Needless to say, I called the police to get my raggedy behind out of there. Luckilly a serviceman casually opened the elevator to do his work and I ran out.
I remember when my parents got me a neat apartment during college years, it had a weird locking system that I wasn't used to and I trapped myself inside the bathroom once, I was living alone. Thankfully I have a habit of bringing my phone with me and called my parents to help me, they lived about 5 hours away from me. After a little bit of talking, the battery died out. I remember being terribly scared, but thankfully, they came and helped me out.
I won't even take my phone inside bathroom,, has different reason behind it,, I personally has more fear on hackers and there are lots of ways that can go wrong ,,that's why
Finally an Indian film.Films like these are usually under-appreciated here. Awesome narration as always.Great job. Hope you get the verification mark on your second channel soon.
It actually is underrated. I'm an Indian...n i hv never even seen a trailer of it till now...n i watch too many movies tbh..so i know which movies r releasing, which r gud or bad. After going thru the story from the video...it sounds amazing actually. I will watch the whole movie smday...
To be fair, the apartment guy didn't really fuck the main character over, he rented him an apartment that just had a shitty locking mechanism. Kinda out of the guy's control.
The moral of this story is CHOOSE THE RIGHT LOCKS FOR YOUR APARTMENT VERY CAREFULLY. It was a ridiculous choice using a prison lock system for your apartment main door.
You don't get to choose when you buy or rent this type of large scale apartment projects. You can change the locks later if you own it or risk losing the deposit.
I remeber when my younger sister accidentally locked her self in the third floor apartment, I had no way to get in so I literally had to climp 3 balconies just to get inside lol Good times
@@anaverse0_0 not Indian movies. Only Bollywood. Our regional movies are extraordinary. You could take a glimpse of the trailer of the movie Hero. It's a recent movie that I have seen in my TV and its trailer is available on YT. But this movie was not a hit but I am just mentioning this so that you understand what our regional movies look like. There is one PAN India movie called ASN which was dubbed in Hindi. You can have a look at it too. I am sure your perspective will change regarding Indian movies. Indian movies are not only Bollywood. I could recommend you several good movies if you want to.
@@anaverse0_0 The storyline and execution was pretty good on this As a viewer you judge the character's actions because you know what's coming but if you see it from characters point of view, it's quite believable.. Nobody will start to panick and start taking measures unless they realise the full gravity of the situation. Also there are many Indian and Bollywood movies with great storyline and performances. Stop genralising
Moral of the stories is : always let your roommates know when you leave the room or bringing your girl or when your parents arrive so that they can clean the apartment from a junkyard to a apartment.
The actor (Rajkumar Rao) is perhaps one of the best if not the best actor I've ever seen. People may recognize him from "The White tiger". For anyone interested here are some of his other brilliant movies...... Omerta- my man gives the most realistic performance as a terrorist. His mere presence is enough to give you chills. Shahid- no person exist who wont cry in the end Newton- dont let the name of the movie deceive you Kai po che- a perfect balance of coming of age and what communalism can do to the society. You'll cry this one out too Chittagong- dude plays a teenage revolutionary. Keep those tissues ready Aligarh- a tragic gay romance. Prepare to cry more Judgemental hai kya- a psychological thriller Stree- a perfect blend of horror comedy. (For the sake of variety. Laugh a little as you've cried your fair share)
its sad to see that he's started doing masala and mainstream movies now. but im not shocked, because i kinda expected it to happen one day. ill miss the hansal mehta-rkr movies tho
@@rananjay2389 well its understandable, those movies made next to nothing at the box office and being an outsider he had to resort to money grabbing masala movies or his career would've been over! But I'm sure he will keep dropping such masterpieces every now and then 👍
I really happy for this , mostly all the channels used to recap Hollywood' movies but on seeing our country's film summary it made me so happy and proud Thank you so much 💗 for your efforts
@@mysteryrecappedofficial can you do filipino movie just for once as well? 😭 I have been watching all of your vidoes in my free time. It would be great. Thankyouuu
Damn! I already watched it before but I clicked on it because I love your explanations and wanted to see how you explained it. Hope you guys do more south-asian films in the future!!
No wonder that the building was still fghting against regulations if they made people get locked IN of their apartments instead of out haha. Wonder if the fire extinguishers were also filled with gasoline
@@MrBaniya28 I am Indian. But this is not true. I live in a metropolitan city but has never seen such a lock. Every lock can be opened from inside without a key. This kind of lock has to be rarest.
In the last scene, he return to the apartment and looks at the broken bar... And he remembered he left the keys outside again. Only to be woken up by a pigeon. Now he knows he only dreamt of getting out, and he will have to spent the rest of his life there...
Even I, having seen this movie a long time ago, was so invested in this recap. I remember being at the edge of the seat experience but don't remember the specifics... This proves that movies with less interference from the studios and big names are the ones actually imprinting the vision of the makers.
11:33 so no one else noticed that in the reflection of the railing on the window, no bars were actually broken? Shaurya died in the building as he could not cut the bars, he was just hallucinating/coping before dying as he had already lost his mind much earlier.
Moral of the story is : never _forced_ yourself to do anything only to impressed another human. They can't accept you for what and who you are - then they are not worthed enough for you.
When buying a home, make sure you keep your keys with you or make sure you keep the door unlocked and open. Change the lock so it could open from the inside.
Isn't tht regulation already in many places? I have never come across an apartment that can't be opened from the inside accidentally by just having the door close on you (and even then many can still be opened from inside while only locking outwards). But I guess it made sense that the building was still fighting off construction regulations haha
Moral of the story: don’t ever move in to an apartment that has doors which cannot be opened without a key from the inside. Mine can’t be opened without the key only from the outside. Also always bring a powerbank in ur bag, at least tell someone u trust where u go, and that he’s not meant to be with that woman, did she even try to find him or report him missing, she’s probably busy with the wedding but cmon at least ask his friend/s?!
Yeah, even as a friend or coworker, it's like she just didn't bother that he disappeared for so many days. It's disappointing after seeing how they developed what looked like a friendship at least.
Yes what kind of door is that? I lock and open the door uncountable time each day imagine opening only with the key I will surely lose it somewhere in the house lol I misplaced my phone many times and searching for it is a headache. The problem is that door.
@@artificialanimeuniverse5063 not Asian theory... I took it as no one really cares about you, we'd like to think we are important in people's lives. But really they won't even notice that you're gone. I had so many friends, when I deactivated every social media account only 3 of them sent an SMS or an email to check on me.
@@Vini-xf8zq Well, that's the reason we proudly call ourselves human! The most caring and knive of all! The most trustworthy and shifty of all! The most kind and heartless of all! I have felt it many times too so I don't really care much! It was your first time and you will do the same after some similar experience!
Seeing him hopelessly banging on the door. I just burst out a laugh. The background white collar clergy men was splendidly done, cuz he'd have no idea how he can just lift the hinges on the door.
I had a similar situation. I was trapped in my new house balcony for 36 hours. Without food, water, or phone. It was the most horrifying experience of my life.
Kinda tragic how not only you’ve suffered isolation and being trap for days up in the apartment while eating insects, In the end he didn’t get the girl he loved
I remember watching this movie with my family and freaking out and the best part is that the actor who played this movie's Mc is famous for playing roles of stupid jolly people 👏
The real moral of the story is to love the little things you already have instead of doing whatever it takes to have things you weren't supposed to have on the first place, in this case, a soon-to-be-married woman.
The moral of the story is: Pay attention to wtf you're doing, never leave keys in a lock cylinder (I learned that a long time ago), and also install locks that can be opened from the inside without a key 🔑. Also, most places of employment take 2 days of no call no show as voluntary termination...so idk how he just went back to work. 🤷♂️
In India, you will face salary deduction in your monthly salary and it gets escalated only if there is no person to replace you. If you did not turn up for a month and mailed your reason for not turning up for work still only 1 complete month salary gets deducted atleast in our company
Ah yes, the good ole “apartment with the only way to control the lock being with a key” as if 99% of buildings dont have a unlocking mechanism on the inside and automatically unlock when opened from inside. Thank u recapped for enabling me to have fun watching some eh movies
Now this is sad. The "I give up" at the end resonates with me🤣😭 There was just so much to learn especially since the dude rushed through his decisions without thinking for a second 😒
Like when you listen to the plot it seems far fetched but in reality this "can" happen to anyone! Which is kind of terrifying... I hope you check out more Indian movies in future :)
The moral of the story is: dont sleep in an empty building without having fully charged your phone or told anyone you would go there. Aka dont be stupid
instructions clear
Instuctions Unclear: Accidently became so smart i forgot the moral of the story.
Yea haha this is where my joke about the Darwin Award came from
@@DeepDarkBoys omg!!! big fan
@@DeepDarkBoys *your* joke??
The moral of the story:
“Not all Indian films have extravagant dance routines.”
Omg yess
*Not
Exactly my thoughts
@@aftermath7 Thanks , I was so confused 🥲
Tunk tunk tunk tunk
I love how this movie has no supernatural stuff in it, it's just straight out horror that can happen in real life, which actually makes it scarier.
no it can't just take the door of the hinges
In real life, you're going to have neighbors, just scream at them
@@resa574 oh crap when your neighbors are screaming you should help them eh the girl on the corner stopped screaming after a few hours anyway not my problem
@@resa574 do you think that this 35+ floor apartment sky rise had neighbours near him? If he did then I think it would've taken max 2 hours for help.
No, it cannot happen in real life. Watch a prison break movie and you will laugh
I had a similar situation. I was trapped in my new house balcony for 18+ hours. Without food, water, or phone. It was the most horrifying experience of my life.
Why are you chatting shit
omg that sounds terrible
How did u get out
@@ina9024 I had hung my clothes from the balcony so that someone looking up can notice it. My friends, parents and some locals came in next day afternoon in search for me after filing a missing complaint with the police. One of my friends noticed the clothes (as I have heard). They then broke the apartment door with consent from my parents and saw me in the balcony. Then they got me out.
@@phoneix24886 Omg. Hope you are doing well.
The moral of the story is sometimes life just fucks you over and the best you can do despite the pointlessness of it all is to persevere
ＯＲ dont fkn design doors that needs keys to go out
@@LoliLoveJuice or doors that locks on the outside not inside
he was gay and sexually repressed, the stranger sensed that. So he used his sex appeal to convince the guy to pay for the space. The hot Indian stranger was irresistable and so he agreed with the deal. The Moral lesson of the story is when you are hungry, you go eat. So you wont end up eating anything that looks great but may be poisonous.
Naaaaa i give up!
@Safwaan prob MDMA
The moral of the story is: Just because you survived dosent mean you'll be treated any differently, live for yourself and not for the praise of others.
Facts
Points to be noted
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Yeah. Moral of the story is: Do these survival things for your own entertainment. Not to win validarion from others 😀
@@Teglamen I meant it more as in value your life enough to fight for it
The end where no one cares about him n he misses his opportunities hits home pretty hard in this one
Yeah I saw it when I was young and that just hurt my heart it Broke me like of that nobody cares your famliy your friends
Hit my head on brick on school when i was kid and everyone just laughed and saying idiot as i slowly passed asleep and woke up to see nobody even cared that i didn't woke up for 2 hour
@@ogoide9401 Brutal
he returns to the place at the end as he has nothing left outside , his girl is gone , his friends don't care about him , it's as if there was no point in breaking out of the place .
He went through all of that just to return to his sad working life
The fact that none of his colleagues bothered about his absence is horrifying
*bothered
I mean, the guy did say he was going back home to family for a bit so it's his fault for not being truthful.
Honestly, the moment someone in the workplace moves/resigns/transfers or even dies. After the 2nd day, nobody will have remembered that person existed. So dont give your life for your boss.
@@weeksweeks9552 yess! That is so true
Relatable to me too lol
I'm really hoping that the girl wasn't right for him and the universe secretly did him a solid preventing him from getting married to her, but set him on the path to finding the right person. Also he should be proud as hell that he persevered and overcame that huge obstacle. It's a story to tell his grandkids
Lol now that is what I call positivity!!
@@sanshrinandikol9608 a little tooooo much
The universe only grants you what you really crave for. He does not like the girl. The universe knew that. For thought she is on his mind, what he really wanted was the Handsome Indian Stranger who offered him the apartment. He was really attracted to that hot Indian scammer. The Universe responded to his craving. The pigeon that he ate represent his burning desire to be Free and when he ate the Cockroaches, he was conquering his fear of cocks. It is such a brilliant movie.
@@eduardochavacano an extreme interpretation.
@@eduardochavacano LMAO???
This movie teaches us one moral: Never lock yourself inside a house without any access to water and electricity whatsoever otherwise you're going through the same struggle like the guy.
and always carry some survival equipment like a multi use tool so you can break yourself out of any situation and as you said about electricity a power bank and keep it all in a backpack with water like you said.
Good moral
i think the moral of the story is just dont live in an isolated appartment that literally does not have a single inhabitant there.
Never be STOOOPEEED LOL
moral of the story: always check the property and land legalism first and purchase the house through legal way by paying the tax. or simply just always carried a powerbank
All we know is that this house will be 100% safe from thieves :)
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@@flelllilx i mean he ate them all. So no more rats and stuff :D
Unless you get locked in there with them .... they'll eat you.
Or safe 'for' thieves as well😜
@@pritamkar9554 True lol
Moral of the story is if people don’t realize you are missing after a week, then you need new friends, a new job, or speak to your family more.
I was recently out sick from a terrible bout of Covid in college for a week and a half. When I came back no one asked where I was, what happened, or if I was okay. In fact, my seat got stolen in one class. It really hurts to come to the stark realization that the world will turn just as easily without you. No one loves you outside your parents or partner, it's just the harsh truth. That's why you have to learn to live for yourself.
@@somewhereinspace2166 that sucks. But the things i would probably act the same way if my colleague disappear for couple of days 😂😂😂.
@@somewhereinspace2166 we can sadly all relate to this. I would say your family and children are the most important people, friends come and go. it's why so many people get pets as well.
"Shaurya returns to work but is shattered to see that his friends and colleagues didn't even notice his absence"
That's something that happens to everybody..for some it's more than one time for others is less..
that's just how life works sometimes..
I had a best friend who was depressing me unintentionally and i had to block then. I unblocked them later and they hadnt even noticed i hadnt talked to them in forever
@@xxxkiritoxxxasunaxxx ouch :(
i would love to be absent of work for a month without my boss noticing it
He could probably just stay home from work and still get paid if nobody even notices if he is there or not.
i wouldn't care if i was him , they are just colleagues , nothing more then that.
The fact that this scenario can actually easily happen makes it so much more terrifying.
No.. as almost 0 houses has such locks that needs to be opened from inside with a key.
@@RB-bm7cl you are absolutely and totally wrong
@@RB-bm7cl Here in Brazil every door needs to be opened with a key from inside
@@LeticiaAlves-dd4fw We're talking about Earth, not Brazil.
@@TheByQQ Sorry, i forgot that Brazil was not on Earth 🙃
I remember I watched this movie on a plane when I was kinda young and started feeling uneasy so I stopped watching it. I started to develop a fear of being locked inside rooms but it's gone now. Now that I watch it, it's a really great movie so thx for covering it:)
I watched the trailer and got uneasy. Glad found this recap
omg! NO WAY!!!, i also watched this movie when i was young, in a plane and i also stopped watching it bc i felt it depressing lol!
I Watched it full
I remember watching it too and stopped midway as i got uneasy..😂😂
I being stucked at a lift for one day before. It was so scary . I kept banging on the lift door and the bell wasn't working as well. I felt so desperate 😰😰
I've genuinely never heard of a door you can't open from the inside, is that a design thing, is it standard outside the U.S. I'm honestly perplexed at the idea.
Nope. Indian fire hazard laws don't let apartments have such locks. Regardless, I have never seen a lock that can't be opened from inside.
Such locks are rare, but yes they exist. I got locked up in one of my friends apartment with a similar lock.
@@mathurp6889 15 year older locks
I have been locked outside few times and I break the Lock my bare hands or legs ,a home lock that can’t be break seems very rare
@@michealscott7898 or bust through the drywall..... Unless it's a concrete building
He described his struggles very easily but when you watch the movie his struggles really scares a person, when i watched it i was horrified to think that if i would have been in his situation i would have died
ya chill ..some people dont like to watch full length moives...so they listen hear
Just break the door
@Mohsin Khan by burning it, removing the hinge or at least try to pick the lock?
@@catpaws1913 it was a solid metallic door ,he wasn't able to break it ..he tried once and hurt his hand
@@dr.xgaming6101 how bout the lock picking? I think it'll be better than sawing down bars :')
ALSO if he could literally saw through the bars, why can he saw through the hinges? Making it rust would be quicker too
This might be completely useless, but always inform one or two people before going somewhere. I know it seems like paranoia but it could be useful in many situations. Whether you're a college girl going for a party or a middle-aged man going to work. Just inform someone as simple as that
That would be handy but as mentioned no even knew he was missing. Lol
I once left for a journey without informing anyone. I was travelling from Chennai to Jaipur. My 1.5 days journey turned into 5 days long after my RAC train ticket got cancelled and the train left me in the middle of nowhere. I wasn't carrying enough money with me. I requested TC to shift me to the sleeper class but he didn't agree. I was barely 20 -21 years old. This was my first long journey. This happened before mobile phones were popular so I had no means to inform my family as I wasn't carrying a mobile phone with me. I did 2500 kilometres long journey by walking, asking for lifts, through buses and intercity trains. I was good at geography, this helped me a lot in finding the route. I was just travelling to the north hoping to find something that can get me to Rajasthan. I walked the dense forests of MP on my feet. Can you believe this? I even met goons dancing with their guns on the streets of Jabalpur and Bhopal.
@@aditya-ml6km damn that's scary. Even more commendable if it was summer.
@@aditya-ml6km bro bro oh my god 😮😮. do you still feel the psychological pain ???
@@aditya-ml6km bro you are a legend
All of this could've been literally prevented if the dude had just said where he was, he could've won the darwin award but chose to survive instead.
29 likes on mustache guy comment
Hey yo
NOO WHAT HAVE YOU DONE
What happened to your pfp lol
@@ethankoh6851 Singapore, BBSS, YTPS, rock climbing
Sound familiar?
All I was scared about was, "What if the door shuts again when he visited the apartment for the 2nd time"
Hopefully his phone would be charged at that point.
YOU DIDNT JUST GET THAT THOUGHT IN MY HEAD 😭😭
@@handsomeX hopefully bars were already broked
Roflmao
true and If a was him I would never return to that traumatic place ever
"don't go into places that r empty or u will be trapped or be kidnapped"
I think this is the moral of the story
Nah
Its something releted to lonliness in his life
Nah the moral is always tell others about where you are going
@@mr67777 he was not that lonely he had friends but he didn't cared about them much once a certain girl entered his life and when he returned he couldn't tell his friends about things that happened cause he lied to his friends
Moral of the story: Never be the sole occupant of an illegal skyscraper, and move in without telling anyone. Also, only go to sleep after making sure your phone's battery is at least 50% in case you're in the aforementioned situation
420 likes i can't ruin it
@@akufinland it's already ruined 😭😭😭
Or yaknow.. just have a power bank with ya
Yeah
what if its at 49
"anyone who has had roommates before knows that this, is a dick move." had me dying laughing
Does it mean he left without paying the next rent bill?
100 lik
@@cosplayeranime you have to tell your roommates where you're going. Thats how we ensure safety
@@Nancy-gr6db yup. 😂
My roommates doubted everytime thinking that I I'm surely gonna get a room with a chick. 😂
And damn they are so accurate.
The moral of the story: We must learn to appreciate the little things that many at times we take for granted.
The moral is, in this selfish world you must fight for your survival and no one cares what you had gone through,people will barely notice you as they have their lives to live.
That’s true man. And also, just be yourself. Whenever you find yourself appeasing others or not staying true to yourself in other ways, remember that you are your own world. You are your own kingdom. Don’t waste time on people who disrespect that because life is too short to waste. Don’t waste time on people who wouldn’t combine your kingdoms together.
Exactly
Well better put it this way " NO HUMAN OR ANY LIVING BEING OWES US NOTHING " ☮️
Best comments in the section 👍🏼
@@steakhero "you are your own world. You are your own kingdom" that's a bar
I watched this movie during the first lockdown in 2020 and suddenly felt better to know that we are not as trapped as we think we are :D
same. the movie is directed almost perfectly
Whats the name of the movie?
Actually we are. But we are comfortable.
@@dewanshsaini07 Trapped
Trap me inside your heart please 🥺👉👈
You deserve much more credit than you get for this, man. Unlike any other recap channels, you do complete voice-overs. You go the extra mile, and I respect you for that dedication.
Edit: So it’s been cleared up to me that the voice actor, who has his own channel, (Deep Dark Boys) is not the owner of this channel, but works with a team to make these videos, and does have room for individual creativity, such as the jokes that are made and such.
Does anyone know why so many of these recap channels have the same catch phrase at the beginning of every video?
“Spoilers ahead. Watch out and take care.”
@@resonatingtruths probably the same writers lmao
@@resonatingtruths Possibly due to of course spoilers but watch out and take care might be for the bloody stuff or scary/gory stuff idk
@@KiLiM4NJ0 what? It’s their “tag line” to the channel.
@@resonatingtruths it’s the same writer/creator for like 4 of them.
"Wow, at this point Shaurya deserves to be trapped" and "Shaurya now officially has my vote for the Darwin award" - the commentary on this channel is spot on by saying exactly what we are all thinking. Thanks
"To keep it a surprise, wow at this point soya deserves to be trapped"
Adam, you lowkey starting to sound like a kidnapper lol.
lol he just walked into it SO hard
I thought you gonna say he savage
But him being kidnapper is way more hilariously logic XD
It just a joke ok Adam ?
Dont come to m.............
who is soya
@@Karan-ng4sm they meant shaurya
nah he really deserve it actually
This man luck is beyond my understanding : No water or electricity .. locks himself in his own house ... nobody sees his cardboard and someone who sees it cannot read and the other one was too scared .. he just so managed to be scared of rats when his locked in an abandoned building and the presumed love of his life got married while he was locked and when he came out no one even noticed he was gone .. His luck is beyond my understanding
Fun fact its based on a true story
@@AdarshYadav-ki8xn really?
That happens to people to be honest
@@forestlink6673
How are they getting locked INSIDE of the house though?
Do they just not install a simple knob or something to control whether the door is locked or not from the inside?
I can 100% see getting locked out but, until this movie I have never heard of getting locked inside of the room unless it is a Saw style trap room.
@@paulcrandell2198 think about it, the amount of structures in this entire world, there are actually houses or apartments in other countries where both sides of the doorknobs have locks i have heard of, surely it had happened before with the billions of humans here who live for years and years
Moral of the Story: We take every action keeping in mind what people will think about us but in reality, no one ever takes notice of what we do or where we are.
True.. Very True
Unless your a serial killer lmao
Good moral right there
This won't happen to me, I owe too much money (they will find me)
@@allenfreemen3873 😂😂
10:25 LMFAOOO I DIED
Finally the first Indian movie this channel covered (as long as I remember) and its such a relief/delight... Was hoping this Channel cover something out of this place aswell .. thanks a bunch guys😁
There are other Indian movies too on this channel.
It's hard to find them since he uploads almost every day
@@beater_y363 true
@@beater_y363 can you tell me a few??
usa better bro
@@devanshusahu1705 Andhadhun
The moral of the story is, don't try to break a steel door. Chances are the walls are much easier to dig through.
Also, don't leave your key inside anything that you aren't in.
Yep, I would also dig wall insted of that balcony hazard.
+ makeing fire inside apartment LUL, it looked like he wanted to die.
+ not geting water cause of rat LUL
@@m1l917 he had a phobia of rats, which he later overcomes. And houses in india are made of bricks and mortar, not wood. The building can never catch fire and burn down to ground even if u use petrol. At most he wud have burned all his furniture
@@mundanemonday7091 yes :) i wrote everything with knowing these info. I would use metal pipe or something to dig tru the wall it would take long but its not like you have anything else to do LUL. Fire can spred into the apartment a he will die or not just fire but even smoke can kill him since he cant run away from it. And fear of rats, i think fear of death should be stronger.
@@mundanemonday7091 He could have easily suffocated in the smoke. Plus there would have been plaster and insulation, and the floor, all of which are flammable. Most buildings in the UK are built from bricks and concrete too, didn’t stop the grenfell fire. An entire apartment complex went up in flames because the builders had skimped on fire resistant materials. Plus when fires get bad things like metal can burn, and metal fires are really dangerous. Just because bricks and mortar can’t burn, that probably won’t be enough to stop a fire spreading.
@@leocervidae plaster isn't flammable and was even used for crude fireproofing around wood beams in the past :) It traps water when curing which is released when heated, which slows down the fire (the building would still burn in the end, though, once all the water has evaporated).
In Paris it is still mandatory to use plaster for repairs in old buildings, instead of concrete or other fillers which wouldn't provide that bit of protection.
Insulation are usually made from rock or glass and don't burn either.
But paint and furniture will burn, so it's still a bad idea ^^
Aren't these modern high buildings made of reinforced concrete too ?
But maybe not all the inside walls.
I like the story line because it's random, like reality is. Also that there's no moral for the same reason. The main character simply returns to his favorite restaurant and eats a meal he probably dreamt of while being captured. Only downside I could think of was that he had to find an apartment so quickly. You can let the story linger and just give a subtle explanation that time went by.
Finding affordable housing takes time and it would make it more assumable he would agree with the shady housing setup.
Also I think it is beautiful that it gave an honest look at India with all it's beauty and extremes. Like the lavish but abandoned building with the building attendant that couldn't read the sign the leading character made on a piece of cardboard.
That appartment that he took for rent isn't in use the builder and landowner might be having a dispute that's they put the selling of appartments on hold. The guy who showed him the appartment might have worked their during its construction so he took the money even when he is not the owner
He wasn't captured, mf locked himself in a room!
@@r0hith1999 so that means it implies that he got scammed?
@@Yuna77775 yep
He was so mesmerized when he got to see the apartment for first time noticing it's hallway, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and balcony. But didn't pay any attention to know if water and electricity will be accessible here.
Actually he checked when he is checking the house. But the electricity main is outside his and sometimes cuts off automatically. These are casual problems for a new house at least in India.
The most unrealistic part of the movie is that despite being an Indian, he did not make several copies of the keys.
i think the most unrealistic is an indian being scared of rats
@@robert29ti Indians are not scared of mice, but rats are a league of their own.
@@satyakisil4289 i bet new york alone has more rats and rodents than half of the India itself.
@@masterraceofeverything4504 yeah that's definitely true those mf are everywhere....and employing half of New York lol
But you forgot the reason was he had not much time (just 2 days) to do that and he did not even expect he is going to be trapped in an apartment.
Moral of the story: never go anywhere that is isolated without at least one person knowing where u are
duh!
Dude had a chance to tell his girl where he was Trapped. But surprise got the best of him.
@@Tate525 yep
Hmmmm
Say that to americans in movies.
Soooo many people like him would freak out. Survival skills are a must!
This reminds me of the time I was trapped inside of a service elevator. I thought it was a normal elevator, but it had a card swipe unlock pad on it. I thought that was for unlocking inaccesible service floors (i.e. basement), but oohh noo, far worse...the second the doors shut, the elevator is locked. Can't go up, down or reopen doors on the SAME floor without card access that I didn't have. Needless to say, I called the police to get my raggedy behind out of there. Luckilly a serviceman casually opened the elevator to do his work and I ran out.
LMFAOO MY APARTMENT IS LIKE THAT😭 you need a certain key to go to a certain floor as one house = one floor
THATS EXACTLY WTF HAPPENED TO ME 2 DAYS AGO
I remember when my parents got me a neat apartment during college years, it had a weird locking system that I wasn't used to and I trapped myself inside the bathroom once, I was living alone. Thankfully I have a habit of bringing my phone with me and called my parents to help me, they lived about 5 hours away from me. After a little bit of talking, the battery died out. I remember being terribly scared, but thankfully, they came and helped me out.
That’s why I always take my phone in the bathroom
@@RudraJMore 😏😏
I won't even take my phone inside bathroom,, has different reason behind it,, I personally has more fear on hackers and there are lots of ways that can go wrong ,,that's why
@@Termsandconditions1234 usko bhi dikhaya kar kal raat ko konsi sabzi khayi thi 😂
@@RudraJMore So do I, but for different reasons.
Imagine as he returns to the apartment the door once again closes 😂
He can escape again from the balcony
@@Selena_2002 but the struggle 😂
Oh fuck
😂😂😂
His phone is charged now
Finally an Indian film.Films like these are usually under-appreciated here.
Awesome narration as always.Great job.
Hope you get the verification mark on your second channel soon.
It actually is underrated. I'm an Indian...n i hv never even seen a trailer of it till now...n i watch too many movies tbh..so i know which movies r releasing, which r gud or bad. After going thru the story from the video...it sounds amazing actually. I will watch the whole movie smday...
I had seen it long time back....
@@stonewick0073 yeah i agree with that though
7:00 brody really didnt get any water bc he was scared of a rat 🤣
i hope this is the 1st of a new phase of “survival” movies that the channel goes through
Yo
To remember, you were the first comment
Didn’t expect for a Indian movie to be here lol
I would NEVER buy a house by a sketchy stranger in a high abandoned building.
People do shady shit when they're broke
For some people it’s that or the street…
Once you become an adult you'd be surprised the things you'll start doing just to survive.
@@DeathnoteBB prefer the street
To be fair, the apartment guy didn't really fuck the main character over, he rented him an apartment that just had a shitty locking mechanism. Kinda out of the guy's control.
The moral of this story is CHOOSE THE RIGHT LOCKS FOR YOUR APARTMENT VERY CAREFULLY. It was a ridiculous choice using a prison lock system for your apartment main door.
True like who does that is crazy
😂😂😂😂
You don't get to choose when you buy or rent this type of large scale apartment projects. You can change the locks later if you own it or risk losing the deposit.
"the moral of this story is- I give up"
Mr. Hippo: well sometimes a story is just a story
actually the real moral of the story is "dont give up"
I remeber when my younger sister accidentally locked her self in the third floor apartment, I had no way to get in so I literally had to climp 3 balconies just to get inside lol
Good times
Nah, doesn't make you look cool. Dont lie
@@tangetaier1783 I feel like he isn't lying these types of things happen more times than you can imagine l
I would have done it for ur sister
@@linkszxx chad bard
for anyone wondering what he said before the comment disappeared, he said "I would have done it for ur sister"
Sweet home Alabama
his situation in words sounds pretty normal but seeing what HE ACTUALLY went through is very very terrifying
"at this point he deserves to be trapped"
That was hilarious.... As an Indian it's the case in every movie lol
LoL
I didn't get it. Pls can you explain?
@@mylord8105 Indian movies storyline is so dumb just watch them carefully lmao
@@anaverse0_0 not Indian movies. Only Bollywood. Our regional movies are extraordinary. You could take a glimpse of the trailer of the movie Hero. It's a recent movie that I have seen in my TV and its trailer is available on YT. But this movie was not a hit but I am just mentioning this so that you understand what our regional movies look like. There is one PAN India movie called ASN which was dubbed in Hindi. You can have a look at it too. I am sure your perspective will change regarding Indian movies. Indian movies are not only Bollywood. I could recommend you several good movies if you want to.
@@anaverse0_0 The storyline and execution was pretty good on this As a viewer you judge the character's actions because you know what's coming but if you see it from characters point of view, it's quite believable.. Nobody will start to panick and start taking measures unless they realise the full gravity of the situation. Also there are many Indian and Bollywood movies with great storyline and performances. Stop genralising
Moral of the stories is : always let your roommates know when you leave the room or bringing your girl or when your parents arrive so that they can clean the apartment from a junkyard to a apartment.
The actor (Rajkumar Rao) is perhaps one of the best if not the best actor I've ever seen. People may recognize him from "The White tiger".
For anyone interested here are some of his other brilliant movies......
Omerta- my man gives the most realistic performance as a terrorist. His mere presence is enough to give you chills.
Shahid- no person exist who wont cry in the end
Newton- dont let the name of the movie deceive you
Kai po che- a perfect balance of coming of age and what communalism can do to the society. You'll cry this one out too
Chittagong- dude plays a teenage revolutionary. Keep those tissues ready
Aligarh- a tragic gay romance. Prepare to cry more
Judgemental hai kya- a psychological thriller
Stree- a perfect blend of horror comedy. (For the sake of variety. Laugh a little as you've cried your fair share)
its sad to see that he's started doing masala and mainstream movies now. but im not shocked, because i kinda expected it to happen one day. ill miss the hansal mehta-rkr movies tho
@@rananjay2389 well its understandable, those movies made next to nothing at the box office and being an outsider he had to resort to money grabbing masala movies or his career would've been over! But I'm sure he will keep dropping such masterpieces every now and then 👍
@@pranjalsingh3998 yes his new movie is also nice and extremely thought provoking
I’m just glad that you have pronounced “Shaurya” and “Noorie” correctly!😆
Lol yes
The moral of the story:
Be your self until you can afford your own house
💯
Watchman was for sure confident in his answer 8:00
I really happy for this , mostly all the channels used to recap Hollywood' movies but on seeing our country's film summary it made me so happy and proud
Thank you so much 💗 for your efforts
Our pleasure!
@@mysteryrecappedofficial can you do filipino movie just for once as well? 😭 I have been watching all of your vidoes in my free time. It would be great. Thankyouuu
@@rezmaeeey do you have any good Filipino movie recommendations
This movie really kept me on the edge! Love how you include films in almost all languages!
Also love your accent about the Indian names lol
I love you baby ✨
Damn! I already watched it before but I clicked on it because I love your explanations and wanted to see how you explained it. Hope you guys do more south-asian films in the future!!
Same bruh 😂
South asian film❌️
Indian film✅️
@@GauravGidwani-bo9so Bangladeshi and pakistani films are great too (:
@@ecec73 but this is an Indian film bud, and I don't care about Pakistani and Bangladeshi films as I don't watch it
@@GauravGidwani-bo9so i know this is an indian film. But i watch other south asian films too so i wanted the creator to cover those as well
This movie hurts me in ways that I never knew was possible 😭😭😭 the part where no one notices he was absent hurts me deeply 😞
Moral of the story: this is life. Not always a happy ending
Sad Times
At least he didn't die.
Thats such a weird story. An appartment that has reversed doors , where you need a key inside and outside to open it? How cruel is that?
No wonder that the building was still fghting against regulations if they made people get locked IN of their apartments instead of out haha. Wonder if the fire extinguishers were also filled with gasoline
Most indian homes have such locks on both sides
@@MrBaniya28 wha ... why?!
@@MrBaniya28 I am Indian. But this is not true. I live in a metropolitan city but has never seen such a lock. Every lock can be opened from inside without a key. This kind of lock has to be rarest.
In russia, we to need keys for the both sides
In the last scene, he return to the apartment and looks at the broken bar... And he remembered he left the keys outside again. Only to be woken up by a pigeon. Now he knows he only dreamt of getting out, and he will have to spent the rest of his life there...
DAMN BRUH
As a ghost 🤣
Even I, having seen this movie a long time ago, was so invested in this recap. I remember being at the edge of the seat experience but don't remember the specifics... This proves that movies with less interference from the studios and big names are the ones actually imprinting the vision of the makers.
11:33 so no one else noticed that in the reflection of the railing on the window, no bars were actually broken?
Shaurya died in the building as he could not cut the bars, he was just hallucinating/coping before dying as he had already lost his mind much earlier.
Might be CGI error
BAHAHAH
Good observation, man👏
@@a78yashsunilparab40 cope
Maybe the bar that was cut could not be seen in reflection...
Moral of the story is : never _forced_ yourself to do anything only to impressed another human. They can't accept you for what and who you are - then they are not worthed enough for you.
When buying a home, make sure you keep your keys with you or make sure you keep the door unlocked and open. Change the lock so it could open from the inside.
Isn't tht regulation already in many places? I have never come across an apartment that can't be opened from the inside accidentally by just having the door close on you (and even then many can still be opened from inside while only locking outwards). But I guess it made sense that the building was still fighting off construction regulations haha
The moral of the story is make sure that you’re paying attention when you’re walking out and in of your apartment
Moral of the story: don’t ever move in to an apartment that has doors which cannot be opened without a key from the inside. Mine can’t be opened without the key only from the outside. Also always bring a powerbank in ur bag, at least tell someone u trust where u go, and that he’s not meant to be with that woman, did she even try to find him or report him missing, she’s probably busy with the wedding but cmon at least ask his friend/s?!
Asian theory!
Yeah, even as a friend or coworker, it's like she just didn't bother that he disappeared for so many days. It's disappointing after seeing how they developed what looked like a friendship at least.
Yes what kind of door is that? I lock and open the door uncountable time each day imagine opening only with the key I will surely lose it somewhere in the house lol I misplaced my phone many times and searching for it is a headache. The problem is that door.
@@artificialanimeuniverse5063 not Asian theory... I took it as no one really cares about you, we'd like to think we are important in people's lives. But really they won't even notice that you're gone. I had so many friends, when I deactivated every social media account only 3 of them sent an SMS or an email to check on me.
@@Vini-xf8zq Well, that's the reason we proudly call ourselves human! The most caring and knive of all! The most trustworthy and shifty of all! The most kind and heartless of all! I have felt it many times too so I don't really care much! It was your first time and you will do the same after some similar experience!
I remember my anxiety kicking me every second watching this movie.
Seeing him hopelessly banging on the door. I just burst out a laugh. The background white collar clergy men was splendidly done, cuz he'd have no idea how he can just lift the hinges on the door.
I had a similar situation. I was trapped in my new house balcony for 36 hours. Without food, water, or phone. It was the most horrifying experience of my life.
Kinda tragic how not only you’ve suffered isolation and being trap for days up in the apartment while eating insects, In the end he didn’t get the girl he loved
Its kinda his fault he didn't tell her he was trapped
"anyone that's had roommates before, knows that this... is a dick move"
This movie teach us the importance of POWER BANK
The funniest thing was when the water was running in his apartament but he was scared of the mouse and didnt collect it 😂
The way you narrate the story , most of the times you really make me laugh .. Epic "the moral of the story is .. ahh , I give up" 😂
"Shaurya now officially has my vote for the Darwin awards"
This finally got me. When I realized this movie was actually a comedy lol.
Gonna add "getting stuck in an abandoned high-rise in the middle of a city and starving to death...:" to my list of irrational fears.
I remember watching this movie with my family and freaking out and the best part is that the actor who played this movie's Mc is famous for playing roles of stupid jolly people 👏
Seems like a simple concept/storyline that was executed brilliantly.
Thank you so much for the daily updates 😊
This guy is a grand champion of bad decision making. I love it.
I mean COME ON THE MAN LIT HIS LOCKED APARTMENT ON FIRE! Dude deserved all the Darwin awards
The real moral of the story is to love the little things you already have instead of doing whatever it takes to have things you weren't supposed to have on the first place, in this case, a soon-to-be-married woman.
The moral of the story is: Pay attention to wtf you're doing, never leave keys in a lock cylinder (I learned that a long time ago), and also install locks that can be opened from the inside without a key 🔑.
Also, most places of employment take 2 days of no call no show as voluntary termination...so idk how he just went back to work. 🤷♂️
He got a job at another call center, that was his 1st day
@@Apryll. But he was surprised that no one noticed him missing...so it must have been the same call center.
@@Apryll. it was software company buddy
In India, you will face salary deduction in your monthly salary and it gets escalated only if there is no person to replace you. If you did not turn up for a month and mailed your reason for not turning up for work still only 1 complete month salary gets deducted atleast in our company
The moral of the story is : if you're getting a house at such low price, something must be fishy.
true a fancy building at a low price with no one in it ummm yeah no.
@@thisuserleft could have been worse. Could have ghosts. Now imagine trapped but with ghosts
Ah yes, the good ole “apartment with the only way to control the lock being with a key” as if 99% of buildings dont have a unlocking mechanism on the inside and automatically unlock when opened from inside. Thank u recapped for enabling me to have fun watching some eh movies
6:13 is basically the complete recap of the movie
Lmao
Man this was a different movie new concept loved it along with Rajkumaar's acting
Okay, this was truly terrifying!:) moral of the story is never lock yourself inside a building with no food or water.
I'm an Indian and seeing this movie on this chanel makes me happy and what's good is that the comments are all supporting towards the movie .
Now this is sad.
The "I give up" at the end resonates with me🤣😭
There was just so much to learn especially since the dude rushed through his decisions without thinking for a second 😒
The moral of the story :
He was about to marry the wrong person, so Nature, as cunning and brutal as it is....decided to help him out
Anyone get the feeling that we are actually listening to an AI voice reading a script instead of a human person?
Nope, the narrator is a human
Nope .. unlike other channels it's a human for sure.
100k subscriber tech channel but cannot differentiate a robot voice from a human. bruh moment.
@@boomborgoyari5781 Look at his videos. That gives you your answers 😂
No, it's a human. Thought that was pretty obvious...
Oh my god,I watched this movie,it sent chills to my everything.
The moral of the story is to always inform someone about where your going 👍👍
Like when you listen to the plot it seems far fetched but in reality this "can" happen to anyone! Which is kind of terrifying...
I hope you check out more Indian movies in future :)
Rajkumar did such amazing acting in this movie 🌻
“He returns to the apartment”
And leaves his key in again….