Now Bingeing with Rana Daggubati | Anupama Chopra | Rana Naidu | Film Companion
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- In a conversation with Anupama Chopra, Rana Daggubati delves into his deep connection to South Indian culture and discusses the unique challenges he faced transitioning from film to long-form streaming content. Rana also shares insights on the importance of storytelling, the evolution of cinema in India, and upcoming projects that excite him.
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00:49 Introduction
01:04 Rana On Rana Raidu
3:56 Rana Daggubati on his theatre days
5:55 Rana's family's reaction to his role in Rana Naidu
07:27 Is Rana Daggubati a businessman?
10:08 “Being famous is a job”
11:20 “if you can fight this you can fight anything”
12:52 Is Rana Daggubati a creative capitalist?
15:21 Rana Daggubati On Death of Stardom
20:43 Does language make a difference?
24:06 Rana on the recent blockbusters
26:55 Ram Charan is Rana's school friend
27:41 “It’s all natural”
32:18 Why did Rana give VR sets to his friends?
34:14 Why Rana is not a social media person
38:59 Rana talks about his passion project & Kalki
42:11 Binge List
53:17 Pause & Play
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Wow what a man!! This take on the business aspects of Film, his rationale and logic is completely different from rest of the lot. Its so refreshing and pure.. He is such a great story teller. feeling proud that someone from Telugu Industry is taking cinema places.. I feel even more prouder to be Telugu
rana's clarity on film business and culture is at its peak. He is giving masterclass about telugu cinema to other industries
Absolutely blown away by Rana's way of thinking. Especially the way he spoke about the diversification in the south, unlike Bombay, was way too deep. I never miss watching this guy's interviews.
This guy is gem of Telugu film industry with bunch of film making knowledge he will really takes the telugu and Indian cinema to next level u can see 'kaliki 'movie which is prabhas upcoming movie is an example
This man can do anything for Telugu cinema ❣❣
Have never come across a comment section this clean, it just explains how cool of a guy he is and respected highly
Thank you anupama garu for doing the interview with the cool Rana Daggubati.He always talks about our South indian culture,the importance of our languages in our daily life and the pride we take while talking in our languages because these are the things that keeps us alive..It was a wonderful interview.We really miss you in the South...Please keep doing more interviews here too anupama garu🙏.
Rana silently gives south indian culture / Telugu culture masterclass everytime he appears infront of north media.
Seriously, this guy couldn't emote to save his life, and let's not even talk about his brother who gifted Telugu people the year's biggest disaster. I'm genuinely torn between who takes the crown for the worst actor Rana or his brother. 😂
Telugu industry has brought india its first oscar and golden globe! and its popularity is growing and how! Prabhas, Mahehs Babu and Allu Arjun having their own wax statues at the Madame Tussauds is a testimony for the great reach of Telugu cinema and the amount of hardwork people in Hyderabad put .
Satyajit Ray became the first Indian to win an Oscar in 1992 for his outstanding contributions to the world of cinema. Your comment shows the impact of consuming excessive low-quality Telugu cinema on one's knowledge.
@@toyotachevroIet4972😅. Cry and praise empty halls of Kerala cinema.
@@toyotachevroIet4972 no doubt Satyajit ray is great filmmaker and transformed Indian cinema but he received it as honorary oscar, it's more like a lifetime award than academy award of that year.. You can't actually compare both as they are totally for different purpose
@@Ss-cp1uk no dude! This car wallah is a xenophobic hater of everything Telugu cinema and a blind supporter of Kerala cinema, look at his description. It's a clear depiction of his insecure feeling and jealous! No result in making him understand a thing😂
@@Ss-cp1uk You won't credit India for the Oscar, but when it comes to his movies, suddenly they're all Indian?
Rana carrying on his family legacy... Telugu cinema will always be in safe hands thanks to dggubati family👏👏
His interviews are always delightful
What a man, If i had to select anyone to represent India on the worldstage,i would pick Rana.
How Rana's back has gone from being straight to diagonal by the end of the show :D
It's idiotic that Anupama is interspersing her conversation here with Rana with Hindi, even though she knows he doesn't speak Hindi well, while she is absolutely fine with talking entirely in English with a north indian star cast.
The articulation of this man❤. And great insights into filmmaking
Beyond his portrayal of Baahubali, he maintains a relatively unremarkable track record in Telugu cinema. His acting prowess is mediocre at best, and he tends to gravitate towards larger-than-life spectacle films, where the captivating visuals can manipulate the audience's perception to compensate for his limited emotive abilities.
@@toyotachevroIet4972 agree about his acting prowess part
He is neither a good actor nor a box office draw.. he gets more attention in bollywood than in the Telugu industry, but he is a good producer. Has produced significant good films in short time
@@naveengokarla9518 he is a troll dude in every video.Dont react and give him engagement from now on.
@naveengokarla9518 He didn't actually produce those movies, his production company distributed them. The true recognition should be given to the directors and producers who worked tirelessly on these films. If you're in search of a genuine example of a producer, look at Rahul Yadav, he epitomizes the role of the producer.
@@toyotachevroIet4972He presented many films, which without his involvement were unknown to many people. He is average in acting agreed, or rather I would say he only did only good role which is Jogendra..... but he is an intelligent marketer and has a great vision for Telugu cinema......
Dude just wait 10-20 years, Hyderabad would be the new LA.... a new hub for filmmakers......because of people like Rana....
And malayalis have Prithviraj with just an equal insight and vision for malayalam cinema, but the population of malayalees is very less to make scalable films like RRR, KGF, Leo....
Malayalis have to pull out a gamble to make a film like that.....
I love the jacket
with many other state actors looking for opportunities in Telugu cinema like dulquer, parvathi etc Telugu cinema is surely the taste of the time1 and i see Telugu actors who are multi tasking like Adivi Sesh, Rana Daggubati, Nani, all phenomenal actors and toch bearers of Telugu cinema. Telugu actors are also very secure whenver they are in a interview they quote non -telugu movvies while actos from other industries like Tamil & malayalam quote their own films and wrongly think only they make great films. well! Telugu cinema is silently showing it is in another level with technicians like Rajamouli,Sukumar etc.
Actors from Tamil and Malayalam hardly ever bother recommending or even mentioning Telugu movies because, well, there's not much worth talking about. 🤷♂️
Lmao aside from Nani, it's like Adivi and Rana couldn't emote their way out of a paper bag. And don't even get me started on Adivi Sesh and his plagiarism antics! 🙄 Major was a total flop up North! 😂👎
Wow. The original comment hit you so hard you started writing nonsense.
@@toyotachevroIet4972 Co'pe'onut.
Damn he is a good businessman
Happy birthday 🎂 rana daggubati sir
Bossman's KALKI roars ❤🔥🔥
it struck me i havent seen a congratulations and interview w nithya menon for srimathi. please film companion
Rana the future of Indian cinema❤
"egg and toast and this rubbish"😂😂
Language has a deep impact not only on the thought process but also on the personality.
Vernacular Educated people are more grounded to their cultural roots with respect to the English Educated.
The Macaulay Education System for over a century has colonized the minds of the English Educated.
I think that Bollywood is highly Macaulaized.
The worst part is that Bollywood expects even the audience to think like Macaulay.
Cinema can be considered as a modern playground of NATYASHASTRA which has evolved from The Sanatan Dharmic Philosophy and thought process.
Therefore the use of Language makes a huge difference.
ACK was first published in kannada later they changed to english
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Really intelligent man
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Mai to rana ko 10 on 10 dunga..pa
Parbhas ko 2 on 10.
Venkatesh never got his due ❤😊 his acting skills are top notch among his age group
But in 90s we also make limited episodes tv show 😮 why we ignore Indian tv show's
I love you rana🥹
#ack 😎🤟
Actually north Indians don't type in devnagari