Remember when faizal promises his mother he's gonna take the revenge of grandfather, father, brother? He uses the 4 guns in total in the end, that's the subtle message there (4th one for his mother). Revenge complete
Remember what Sardar khan said to Ramadhir Singh "If something bad had happened to Danish then I would have shot you so many times that your driver will get rich just by selling the empty bullet shells" Thats exactly Faizal khan did to Ramadhir singh in the climax 😂
Remember when faizal promises his mother he's gonna take the revenge of grandfather, father, brother? He uses the 4 guns in total in the end, that's the subtle message there (4th one for his mother). Revenge complete
@@foolnakul vicky says in an interview that he was a silhouette in the window in the brothel scene..was an AD and some kids backed out cz it was a brothel scene, so the film crew acted as background folks
may be but the think is he was loyal to his bother many thing happened in between he take revenge also but faizal forget about him when is was in jail There the things went wrong faizal betrayed..
When u realize that Ramadheer Singh was the real MVP.... He enjoyed his life long enough,not losing any of his family member,being MLA for years & dying in his 70s that too alone... + Also provided a huge Empire to JP, which we know he could only dream of(Usse na ho pata) RS 💥🤲🏼
He did a good job on ramadhir.. But the real sakeldeo singh on whom the character was based on was much more powerful and his word was the last word in dhanbad and wasseypur back in the day... And the scene where sardar goes on a jeep with a mic was actually done by sakaldeo singh and not sardar in real life
The first line by the narrator (Uncle Nazir) makes much sense at the end of it "There are 2 kinds of people in the world - Scumbags and idiots. And they control the entire game. Sometimes the scumbag ends up doing something very idiotic or the idiot ends being a scumbag, you can never know"
I noticed that both this duo and Jaby didn’t enjoy the scene where Faizal kept shooting Ramadhir continuously But for me it was my favorite scene and gives me chills every time I watch it specially Nawaz’s expressions there just too good
Fact - Definite was the actual guy who wrote the Story/script, which is based on the True story from his Hometown. When he came to Mumbai someone showed him "City of God's" to that Definite said that this all is nothing, it happens in reality in my Home Town. And that's how this Movie made.
@@johnlineker2073 Obviously its a movie so it's has to be like that way. But the Story of Fued and Revenge between two Families is true, you can Check the actual 1 hour coverage on Aajtak (news channel) when this movie came out. And the story was covered at the very place and the photos of people were shared. But int end it's a movie toh masala toh hoga.
I am glad that you pointed out blood effect towards the end. In fact, Anurag Kashyap was kind of disappointed by it. But, they couldn't rectify it much because of budget constraints, like you guessed too. You said it's a bit cartoony. But, if you think about it, it kind of works cinematically, because despite of the film being so brutal and serious there is a cartoonish Undertone to it. It's a dark comedy, a satire and a serious film at the same time. Sometimes how in Quentin Tarantino's films characters just walk funny, and talk funny, despite of being brutal killers. In the documentary 'The Pervert's Guide to Cinema', Slavoj Zizek talks about something similar about the Villain's in David Lynch's films. The violent outbursts are so obscene that after a while it becomes funny. Usually we are sensitized to movie violence, but when things get so ridiculously over the top in terms of obscenity that we start to question how could we enjoy this. In a way, sometimes filmmakers address why violence is wrong by using violence itself. Similarly, how Fellini uses sexism in his films, it gets so over the top that even if you are a sexist person you'll feel ridiculously frustrated by looking at it. He uses sexism to address sexism. Basically there is a tipping point in our toleration capacity, after which it's numbing. And when you get out of that numbness, during your moments of clarity, you start to have a sort of minor enlightenment about these things, and likely see the world a lot differently. It's not just about giving some information or message but an attempt to imprint these ideas in your head, you can't unsee what you have seen, and in order not to see them in your head or in your community (Violence and Sexism, however low key they might be), you have to change your outlook itself. However, all these crystalizing moments have to be supported by glorious storytelling, and a clear intention to show that you can't get away from the consequences of your actions. Cinema at its finest.
Anurag Kashyap movies are, as opposed to popular belief, anti-violence. He shows the ugliness of violence, de-glorifies and even mocks gangsters (opposite to Vaastav). Breaks the myth that gangsters are anti-heroes. They are ugly clowns. When wrath and pride fill your heart and you feel like the anti-hero, Anurag Kashyap shows you the mirror and tells you how miserable it looks. He makes you feel disgusted towards those emotions that otherwise could feel empowering. Piyush Mishra's lyrics signify and amplify this point of view.
Man!!! This was the best comment!!! Sadly that Kashyap has vanished nowadays and what we have is a man who just wants to show his propaganda in his movies
Definite, his mother and JP are not the real winners...they are still in the inter generational cycle of violence...while Faisal Khan's wife and child are the ones who escaped that vicious cycle of inter generational violence n revenge which spanned over the two films..
Nice that you guys picked on the scene of Ramadhir unraveling the secret of his longevity. In a country that makes so many movies, there is always a character in some movie that identifies and resonates with, idolizes and aspires to be. In the midst, people do tend to lose track of aspirations in real and on reel - that is their downfall. So Faizal grows up watching the character of Amitabh Bachchan from Trishul and the orphaned feeling resonates. His dichotomy is always if I'm Amitabh or Shashi Kapoor from Trishul. Perpendicular looks up to Sanjay Dutt and Definite to Salman Khan.
Chill guys... I've actually seen the movie just too many times, seen the making videos, and even bought the book (has the full screenplay) to further understand the making of it. So I guess I did put in more effort than my Dissertation in college.
Sneha it's a small role, but the character is completely opposite and his acting is fabulous. Do watch some interviews on that movie, I think you'll understand better then.
I guess the "overkill" could relate to the dialogue by manoj bajpayee in the first part where he says he would pump enough bullets that the empty shells would make someone rich ... just saying
33:11 Ramadhir singh's take on bollywood movies are not about the gangster/ mafia movies bad influences...It's basically about how bollywood goes over the top with It's story,cheesy songs and cringy whimsical stories of 90s movies detached from realities (as the movie's timeline is set on 90s-early 2000s)...It tells how illogical,over the top, irrational the movies are of major bollywood stars like salman khan,sanjay dutt and the young generation of that time just embodied that
here comes another one who thinks the movies he watches are only the good one.movies of Sanjay duty,Salman khan illogical and blah blah...don't bash coz it is trendy now. the same movie and it's character u liked is all inspired by the movies of same era u r trying to bash here.not to mention they had a big role on bringing bollywood to where it is now.
@@shashwatchouhan650 oh another know it all....u have watched the movie so to ask the name of movies is hilarious.anyways the timelines of the story is simply shown by the name of movies...oneliner from characters itself shows how much impact those movies had on them. yes or no is the only answer.if u think I am wrong then just give your reasons.not saying movie wasn't great but to say the movies that came before were illogical is hilarious. even after making black Friday and gulaal kashyap wasn't known enough.that says all
Definite aka Zeishan Quadri in real life was born in wasseypur and lived there. The story is written by him by stiching together some real life events during the period 1940s to 2010. This guy needs to be given more credit. He is a legend.
Any movie with Manoj, Nawaz & Rajkumar demands outmost respect...damn the talent put altogether is massive. Easily one of the best movie from bollywood.
Why Sultan killed his sister is 'Honor Killing' also, frustration and all other things you talked about. Despite of being a badass, he was sidelined and lost all his power. "Honor Killing" is a concept very hard to sink, even for us Indians.
It’s not really honour killing in this case because she already went against the family, married the dude and was widowed. He was just frustrated that he couldn’t do anything about it until that point.
Please try to interview Zishan Qadri the writer and who played Definite. He's amazingly a talented person but don't know why Bollywood's not giving him more opportunities.
The Guardian ranked GOW 59th in their list of 100 greatest movies of the 21st century, GOW was ranked above The Dark Night, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, No Country For Old Men, Waltz with Bashir, Gladiator, The Hurt Locker, Ocean's Eleven and many other great movies.
@@heymant09 I got ur point I jz wanted to say he didn't do nasty things like other characters did. Throughout the movie only ramadhir and faisal are two characters who stick to their morality.
In my honest opinion, Gangs of Wasseypur is the greatest Indian movie ever produced. Believe me when I say, I don’t call some piece of art a masterpiece easily, but MY GOD is this movie a true masterpiece. Just incredible!!
Well there is a detail you missed that the J P is the son of that officer who was killed by Ramadhir singh in the first half of the 1st movie. So at the end JP got his revenge without even knowing
Quick Remark about the last scene over kill. He uses three guns to finish Ramadheer because of the promise he made in the past. Father's revenge, brother's revenge, grand father's revenge. Thought that was a good touch. Also, I should add that the chase sequence in the movie where they refill gas was a very guerilla type shoot on the main city roads. The chase sequence was a last moment change.
Person played the Definite role was the real. Story teller to director... As he was the real neighbour of real faizal khan.. Yes it's a real story of gangwar
When Sultan's sister was getting married in part 1, Sultan comes and whispers in her ear...that if she goes ahead with the wedding he will shoot her...and that's why he shoots her.
Story is based on coal mafia in dhanbad city of Jharkhand state where big mafias involved in selling coal from coal mines. They have made billions in it and ultimately become so power politically that even manage to kill one Supretendent of police there in 90s. And Ramadhir Singh is one of those mafias.
33:28 if you see movies that came in 60s to 90s (from most of them) you will understand what Ramadheer Singh meant 36:54 but For Bollywood it was not Gangsta movies, For Bollywood it was to be a hero and do incredible things which are not possible in real life like 1 guy single handedly defeated dozens of people with weapons, like a man going from rags to riches in 4, 5 seconds in a movie - going from rags to riches is possible but one gets an impression that it will be in very small time they take that 4, 5 seconds to a few years but the reality is going from rags to riches takes a lot time and that too a small fraction do, next is that the stupid romance it taught calling girls with some derogatory term as funny and the girl loves you. Also it portrayed a lot of illogical decisions made as good and heroic One more thing a lot sensuality So Ramadheer meant that cinema (of the time) misguides you, fools you
Loved hearing your thoughts on the film, Achara and Syntell! I loved the film, but hadn't seen it since 2012, so I forgot a lot of details, especially from Part II, so it was fun and interesting to "watch along". I hope the two of you will be doing one of those for another film soon! Cheers from the Netherlands.
Inspector Gopal singh is most under rated character in this movie.he was the one who went to find evidence in Sultan's den,he arrested Faizal,he even tell reality to his superior bluntly and most importantly he was standing on his ground with his service pistol even they had machine guns.
You guys should watch this Netflix video about this movie- "Is Gangs of Wasseypur still awesome?" It's on Netflix India's UA-cam Channel with a cool funny commentary, it's great!
Syntell with the Intel, pls watch Satya as well. Anurag Kashyap wrote the story. On the sets of Satya, he got his foundations to directing Gangs of.... later in the future. Satya made Manoj Bajpayee a popular name in India. Satya is directed by someone called "RGV"
And damn I grew up in Dhanbad. 😂 Didn’t know soo much was happening when I was 4. But I remember the Bank more area was full of thugs, gangs and other criminals of all types. Recently the mayor of Dhanbad city of shot dead near the Big Bazaar Mall. That was the last big gang related crime that I heard of. So this gang war is still alive, the real story is a but different but most of it is based on true story. Thankfully I ain’t living there anymore.😅
The film mainly draws its story from the real life gang wars that took place in the region of Dhanbad, Jharkhand. There are several differences in the film which contradict actual documented events most notably the character of Faizal Khan (based on Faheem Khan) who dies in the climax
Please react to Making of Gangs of Wasseypur... It will be fun... They showed how difficult it was to shoot gorilla sometimes and making this masterpiece in such leas budget.
🎥Best director ( anurag kashyap) 🎥Best story 🎥True story 🎥 Good Detailing work on the story 🎥Best writer('definite' in the movie) who is born and brought up in wasseypur 🎥All Best actors from Bollywood and outside Bollywood 🎥Best screenplay 🎥Best editing and camerawork 🎥And many other best things in this movie It was 6 hours long but we wanted more .. that's the power of this 🎥 movie 🎥🎥Everything was best .... I don't think any-movie in Bollywood can match this level. Its top of hierarchy. I only wished was I can see the making of the movie live . Do you feel the same? please let me know ❤️❤️
40:45 he is limping because he hurt his leg while jumping of the roof! And correct me if I'm wrong... I think Nawaz really crack his leg while shooting this....
Ramadhir and faizal in the end game knew they have lived enough. Ramadhir just sat down and died in acceptance. Faizal was also done and just shut down all his brains and died at the hands of definite. He could hav averted that easily. Bt he was done with the violence.
It’s loosed based on reality , except the fact that both characters faisal khan and ramadhir singh is alive. Faisal khan is in central jail dumka(fahim khan-his real name) and ramadhir (randhir) singh is still a politician!!
The gangs of wasseypur is the real story. And the person who played definite is the write of the story and he also have seen gangs of wasseypur in real life
Gangs ruled Jharkhand in 80s and 90s when it was still Bihar, it took some year to clean the gangs once Jharkhand was divided. Wasseypur was just the tip of the iceberg, reality was much worse than this movie ... Too much money in coal mining and trucking
i have watched this movie more than enough . and Faisal Khan and Sardar Khan and Shahid Khan ,all forgetting their slippers and always returning for it is always funyyy😂😂😂😂
@@Nileshmadhav95 you do realize that Godfather changed film industry forever? Gangster/mafia movie genre became a thing after Godfather movie. Every gangster movie and many directors were inspired by Godfather. Anurah Kashyap was heavily inspired by The God Father. We wouldn't have all these gangster movies the way they are if it wasn't for The Godfather. So let's give respect where respect is due.
It is based In the states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Some traces of this behavior is seen here. Like I went to the post office some days ago to apply for my Citizenship card (Aadhar card) and in the post office a 15 year old boy was thrown out by the workers since he got extremely abusive after the workers told him to that they don't accept digital payments there. Only cash is acceptable in govt places. Around 15 mins later this boy's father and brothers came with guns and knives and pointed it towards the workers and bragged about how they are from the state of Bihar and won't hesitate to kill them. And the workers there were like YEAH WE ARE FROM U.P AND YOU THINK WE'LL LET IT GO. WE'LL KILL AND BURY YOU RIGHT IN FRONT OF POLICE STATION IN DAY LIGHT. It got hella scary but funny at the same time. Luckily there was a guy in the line who was in Para-Military so he calmed them down by showing his ID and stuff. I was just right next to one of the workers there as I was giving my fingerprints and stuff and I thought THIS WAS GONNA BE THE END OF ME.
I have watched 12 reaction videos from your channel just to see Achara, she is so cute. 🥰 😘 I enjoy watching her & I love it when she says a few words in Hindi. 😊
Hi, Thanks for watching one of the best Indian gangster movies ever made in India. I am bengali but we still celebrate these masterpiece. I hope Jaby and you guys one day will react to 22se Srabon from Mr. Srijit Mukherjee.
You will be surprised to know that this whole movie is inspired by true events (gang war) which happened in wasseypur for generations. Faisal khan is slightly based on Faheem khan....
Fun fact: it is a 100% true story and these all characters were real life neighbors of the actor who played definite and he is one of the writers of the movie as well.
Its not 100% true. Some of the incidents showed in the movie happened im reality, but they happened to different and unrelated people and were unrelated incidents, even in different towns. The writer just picked these incidents and weaved them together in a single story in a single place. The story in the movie itself is pure fiction.
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Remember when faizal promises his mother he's gonna take the revenge of grandfather, father, brother? He uses the 4 guns in total in the end, that's the subtle message there (4th one for his mother). Revenge complete
Daymmnnnn bro what the eyes👀
Anurag Kashyap ko maloom hai iske baare mai??
@@yashchhabra8513 😂😂😂😂😂
@@yashchhabra8513 😂
Nice observation man
Remember what Sardar khan said to Ramadhir Singh "If something bad had happened to Danish then I would have shot you so many times that your driver will get rich just by selling the empty bullet shells"
Thats exactly Faizal khan did to Ramadhir singh in the climax 😂
Never actually thought of it
Remember when faizal promises his mother he's gonna take the revenge of grandfather, father, brother? He uses the 4 guns in total in the end, that's the subtle message there (4th one for his mother). Revenge complete
Trivia: Zeeshan Qadri aka Definite is the writer of the story of this movie and he is originally from Wasseypur, Dhanbad.
Thanks. Another cast member I missed was Jaideep Alhawat playing Shahid khan. Apparently, vicky kaushal had a tiny tiny role in the movie too.
@@JM-uv5xi Vicky was AD on this project.!
@@foolnakul vicky says in an interview that he was a silhouette in the window in the brothel scene..was an AD and some kids backed out cz it was a brothel scene, so the film crew acted as background folks
Definite holding a snake in one scene and calling it sexy is actually symbolic to him being the real snake.
may be but the think is he was loyal to his bother many thing happened in between he take revenge also but faizal forget about him when is was in jail There the things went wrong faizal betrayed..
Just a fun fact: the actor who plays Definite wrote this whole saga.
I think that's the reason why he survived in the end . 😄😄😄
Saga ka kya mtlb hota he
@@abhishekshukla4073 saga la matlab hota hai gatha ya kahani
@@abhishekshukla4073 kisi bhi lambi kahani ko saga kehte hai bro. Itni lambi ki aapko parts banane pade uske
Bhai puri duniya ko pata chal chuka hai kitni baar bologe
When u realize that Ramadheer Singh was the real MVP....
He enjoyed his life long enough,not losing any of his family member,being MLA for years & dying in his 70s that too alone...
+ Also provided a huge Empire to JP, which we know he could only dream of(Usse na ho pata)
RS 💥🤲🏼
Because he doesn't watch cinema
@@paraschaurasia2936 True that😝😂
@@paraschaurasia2936 jab cinema me Salima h ,log chutiye banate rahenge 😂😂😂🤣😂😭😭😭
@@paraschaurasia2936 Fun Fact is that only two people who watch Cinema (definite and JP) are the Survivors in the end
@@ramnareshgurjar4427 I think Anurag Kashyap want to say something there hehe
Ramadhir Singh is the smartest and the most intelligent villain in the whole Anurag Kashyap filmography
Gaitonde's 3rd father?
@@godofthunder8995 bro,it's not my opinion,Anurag Kashyap himself agreed to this point and I too agree with this.
@@godofthunder8995 name of movie please?
he erased 3 gen of his enemy
He did a good job on ramadhir.. But the real sakeldeo singh on whom the character was based on was much more powerful and his word was the last word in dhanbad and wasseypur back in the day... And the scene where sardar goes on a jeep with a mic was actually done by sakaldeo singh and not sardar in real life
No one mentioned that ramadhir singh is a famous director himself.. His name is tigmanshu dhulia
The Character played by definite is the writer of gangs of wasseypur, he also happens to be the residence of wasseypur
The first line by the narrator (Uncle Nazir) makes much sense at the end of it
"There are 2 kinds of people in the world - Scumbags and idiots. And they control the entire game. Sometimes the scumbag ends up doing something very idiotic or the idiot ends being a scumbag, you can never know"
I noticed that both this duo and Jaby didn’t enjoy the scene where Faizal kept shooting Ramadhir continuously
But for me it was my favorite scene and gives me chills every time I watch it specially Nawaz’s expressions there just too good
Because of music..
Their point was that the blood and wound didn't look real and gross as it should have looked like
He had no expression in that scene lol.
@@pmaster1173 eyes say a lot
I think it was worst scene.
About 70% of the events shown in these movies are based on true events that happened in Wasseypur and Dhanbad
@KAMP FF Fahim Khan is very much alive and is currently in Hazaribagh Jail
@@jaydeepsen4769yes.
Fact - Definite was the actual guy who wrote the Story/script, which is based on the True story from his Hometown. When he came to Mumbai someone showed him "City of God's" to that Definite said that this all is nothing, it happens in reality in my Home Town. And that's how this Movie made.
Its not true story.. Its inspired by tur incident but its a fiction.
@@johnlineker2073 Obviously its a movie so it's has to be like that way. But the Story of Fued and Revenge between two Families is true, you can Check the actual 1 hour coverage on Aajtak (news channel) when this movie came out. And the story was covered at the very place and the photos of people were shared. But int end it's a movie toh masala toh hoga.
@@GauravSingh-ru8tf can you share me the link ?
@@johnlineker2073 it's almost 80% true.
Damn
I am glad that you pointed out blood effect towards the end. In fact, Anurag Kashyap was kind of disappointed by it. But, they couldn't rectify it much because of budget constraints, like you guessed too. You said it's a bit cartoony. But, if you think about it, it kind of works cinematically, because despite of the film being so brutal and serious there is a cartoonish Undertone to it. It's a dark comedy, a satire and a serious film at the same time. Sometimes how in Quentin Tarantino's films characters just walk funny, and talk funny, despite of being brutal killers.
In the documentary 'The Pervert's Guide to Cinema', Slavoj Zizek talks about something similar about the Villain's in David Lynch's films. The violent outbursts are so obscene that after a while it becomes funny. Usually we are sensitized to movie violence, but when things get so ridiculously over the top in terms of obscenity that we start to question how could we enjoy this. In a way, sometimes filmmakers address why violence is wrong by using violence itself.
Similarly, how Fellini uses sexism in his films, it gets so over the top that even if you are a sexist person you'll feel ridiculously frustrated by looking at it. He uses sexism to address sexism.
Basically there is a tipping point in our toleration capacity, after which it's numbing. And when you get out of that numbness, during your moments of clarity, you start to have a sort of minor enlightenment about these things, and likely see the world a lot differently.
It's not just about giving some information or message but an attempt to imprint these ideas in your head, you can't unsee what you have seen, and in order not to see them in your head or in your community (Violence and Sexism, however low key they might be), you have to change your outlook itself.
However, all these crystalizing moments have to be supported by glorious storytelling, and a clear intention to show that you can't get away from the consequences of your actions.
Cinema at its finest.
This comment should be pinned !
I want both of them to read this comment.
You wrote a complete essay on cinematic work. Man you should do a blog on it
Bruh u real fan of cinema
Absolutely right! Thanks for the detailed and insightful comment!
Really enjoyed watching it again with you guys. Another movie suggestion from my side (which might be weird for you guys)...is NAYAK.
Anurag Kashyap movies are, as opposed to popular belief, anti-violence. He shows the ugliness of violence, de-glorifies and even mocks gangsters (opposite to Vaastav). Breaks the myth that gangsters are anti-heroes. They are ugly clowns. When wrath and pride fill your heart and you feel like the anti-hero, Anurag Kashyap shows you the mirror and tells you how miserable it looks. He makes you feel disgusted towards those emotions that otherwise could feel empowering. Piyush Mishra's lyrics signify and amplify this point of view.
exactly! beautifully written! so many films don't get this right and audience always get the wrong idea!
Man!!! This was the best comment!!! Sadly that Kashyap has vanished nowadays and what we have is a man who just wants to show his propaganda in his movies
Definite, his mother and JP are not the real winners...they are still in the inter generational cycle of violence...while Faisal Khan's wife and child are the ones who escaped that vicious cycle of inter generational violence n revenge which spanned over the two films..
So true
The real beauty of the movie is in the songs, which unfortunately aren't that able to be grasped with subtitles
True
So true. Yaad teri ayegi gives me chills in the movie. Such dar humor undertone
For Faizal, it was not just about killing Ramadhir, he just wanted to release that 3 generation long hatred and enmity on him
Yes that was pretty clear…maybe these guys missed that. He knew ramadhir was long gone.
Nice that you guys picked on the scene of Ramadhir unraveling the secret of his longevity. In a country that makes so many movies, there is always a character in some movie that identifies and resonates with, idolizes and aspires to be. In the midst, people do tend to lose track of aspirations in real and on reel - that is their downfall.
So Faizal grows up watching the character of Amitabh Bachchan from Trishul and the orphaned feeling resonates. His dichotomy is always if I'm Amitabh or Shashi Kapoor from Trishul. Perpendicular looks up to Sanjay Dutt and Definite to Salman Khan.
U have done ur Phd in the wrong subject bruh!! 😅
@@Abhishek-zq7ur what's wrong with understanding some underlying message of a film
@@lyricsassam its actually wonderful that u went that deep, I'm in awe
Chill guys... I've actually seen the movie just too many times, seen the making videos, and even bought the book (has the full screenplay) to further understand the making of it. So I guess I did put in more effort than my Dissertation in college.
@@lyricsassam Teo bhal kotha he koise, gali kio dise apuni?
Syntell should watch The Lunchbox right after this. He'll appreciate Nawazuddin even more!
But nawaz had a very small role in lunchbox
If they want to see more of nawaz, they need to watch something like talaash or bajrangi bhaijaan
I think best will be Raman Raghav
Sneha it's a small role, but the character is completely opposite and his acting is fabulous. Do watch some interviews on that movie, I think you'll understand better then.
Or photograph
The Narrator is the uncle who survived. He had seen 3 generations of violence right with his eyes.
I guess the "overkill" could relate to the dialogue by manoj bajpayee in the first part where he says he would pump enough bullets that the empty shells would make someone rich ... just saying
Bingo
33:11 Ramadhir singh's take on bollywood movies are not about the gangster/ mafia movies bad influences...It's basically about how bollywood goes over the top with It's story,cheesy songs and cringy whimsical stories of 90s movies detached from realities (as the movie's timeline is set on 90s-early 2000s)...It tells how illogical,over the top, irrational the movies are of major bollywood stars like salman khan,sanjay dutt and the young generation of that time just embodied that
here comes another one who thinks the movies he watches are only the good one.movies of Sanjay duty,Salman khan illogical and blah blah...don't bash coz it is trendy now.
the same movie and it's character u liked is all inspired by the movies of same era u r trying to bash here.not to mention they had a big role on bringing bollywood to where it is now.
@@binayshrestha7132 from which bollywood movie is GOW inspired from?
@@shashwatchouhan650 my bad....maybe influence would had been the correct word.
@@binayshrestha7132 ok then which movie has a great influence in making of GOW
@@shashwatchouhan650 oh another know it all....u have watched the movie so to ask the name of movies is hilarious.anyways the timelines of the story is simply shown by the name of movies...oneliner from characters itself shows how much impact those movies had on them.
yes or no is the only answer.if u think I am wrong then just give your reasons.not saying movie wasn't great but to say the movies that came before were illogical is hilarious.
even after making black Friday and gulaal kashyap wasn't known enough.that says all
Little known fun fact: Oscars was officially nominated for Gangs of Wasseypur.
Wait WHAT?!?
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@@mvitrv you heard him. The oscars were officially nominated for Gangs of Wasseypur
Based
YES "DEFINITE" WROTE AND RESEARCHED THE WHOLE STORY..ANURAG KASHYAP WROTE THE SCREENPLAY VERSION.
90% of the comments: Definite wrote the story😂😂
Definite aka Zeishan Quadri in real life was born in wasseypur and lived there. The story is written by him by stiching together some real life events during the period 1940s to 2010. This guy needs to be given more credit. He is a legend.
He is legend
Any movie with Manoj, Nawaz & Rajkumar demands outmost respect...damn the talent put altogether is massive. Easily one of the best movie from bollywood.
Also pankaj ..
Why Sultan killed his sister is 'Honor Killing' also, frustration and all other things you talked about. Despite of being a badass, he was sidelined and lost all his power. "Honor Killing" is a concept very hard to sink, even for us Indians.
It’s not really honour killing in this case because she already went against the family, married the dude and was widowed. He was just frustrated that he couldn’t do anything about it until that point.
Just because the timing was delayed doesn't mean similar mentality and thinking process was not a part, and I insist 'a part' in his conduct.
He said agr shadi k lie haa bola toh goli maar denge . So he did it
That scene was just sad. Killin own sister 😢
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Please try to interview Zishan Qadri the writer and who played Definite. He's amazingly a talented person but don't know why Bollywood's not giving him more opportunities.
Expression on Nawazuddin Siddiqui in shooting Ramadhir Singh sequence was epic , the look in his eyes that's acting.
Ramadhir's comment was not for Bollywood alone but was addressed to Cinema in general
Definite is the writer and he is from Wasseypur
Unfortunately he got so many death threats after this movie
Why death threats?
@@Pk_1911 so what else did u hope would happen?
@@swatisaini6447 I thought it won’t offend any gangster since I believe most of em died.
@@Pk_1911 but thier families aren't dead are they?
@@swatisaini6447 no
My favt movie of all tym...
'Definite' wrote this story. he shared these real life incidents in his area and paved it into a movie
Syntell/Achara combo is WOW!!!.. You guys should keep reating together to other movies too.. Great combo.
The Actor playing 'Definite' is actually from the place Wasseypur.. And he Wrote this Film's Story.
The Guardian ranked GOW 59th in their list of 100 greatest movies of the 21st century, GOW was ranked above The Dark Night, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, No Country For Old Men, Waltz with Bashir, Gladiator, The Hurt Locker, Ocean's Eleven and many other great movies.
Deserving
But 21st century isn't over
Fun facts
Faizal Khan House where Sultan attacked
That is directer anurag kashyap's own home in His village 😅
I think the house where Faizal was born is Anurag Kashyap's old house. Maybe not sure i think Anurag mentioned this in Neelesh Mishra's interview
I just love ramadhir singh's character acting , I just feel the portrayal by tigmanshu dhulia is best
Definite character lives in Wasseypur and writer of this whole prodigy
I think ramadhir isn't that much bad he is intelligent. Other characters did too many ugly things in this movie.
People in power don't come forward, They have their men. No objection that he understood the game of Power like no one.
@@heymant09 I got ur point I jz wanted to say he didn't do nasty things like other characters did. Throughout the movie only ramadhir and faisal are two characters who stick to their morality.
@@atheist1586 he just imagine bad things in his mind to execute in real by his men..
This was the best reaction series on the channel till now.
This movie is a masterpiece in every sense. Music, actor, script , narration, direction and everything
In my honest opinion, Gangs of Wasseypur is the greatest Indian movie ever produced. Believe me when I say, I don’t call some piece of art a masterpiece easily, but MY GOD is this movie a true masterpiece. Just incredible!!
Amongst best gangster genre for sure
Absolutely the greatest movie from indian cinema till date
Well there is a detail you missed that the J P is the son of that officer who was killed by Ramadhir singh in the first half of the 1st movie. So at the end JP got his revenge without even knowing
It's actually right 😮
Quick Remark about the last scene over kill. He uses three guns to finish Ramadheer because of the promise he made in the past. Father's revenge, brother's revenge, grand father's revenge. Thought that was a good touch. Also, I should add that the chase sequence in the movie where they refill gas was a very guerilla type shoot on the main city roads. The chase sequence was a last moment change.
I hope Anurag Kashyap gets to know about that.
Person played the Definite role was the real. Story teller to director... As he was the real neighbour of real faizal khan.. Yes it's a real story of gangwar
700 shots were fired irl. Police department refused to do the postmortem of the body. The last scene was inspired from that.
Sources say 67, 700 is rather exaggerated
When Sultan's sister was getting married in part 1, Sultan comes and whispers in her ear...that if she goes ahead with the wedding he will shoot her...and that's why he shoots her.
Anurag Kashyap ko bhi pata nahi hoga iske bare me
Story is based on coal mafia in dhanbad city of Jharkhand state where big mafias involved in selling coal from coal mines. They have made billions in it and ultimately become so power politically that even manage to kill one Supretendent of police there in 90s. And Ramadhir Singh is one of those mafias.
33:28 if you see movies that came in 60s to 90s (from most of them) you will understand what Ramadheer Singh meant
36:54 but For Bollywood it was not Gangsta movies,
For Bollywood it was to be a hero and do incredible things which are not possible in real life like 1 guy single handedly defeated dozens of people with weapons, like a man going from rags to riches in 4, 5 seconds in a movie - going from rags to riches is possible but one gets an impression that it will be in very small time they take that 4, 5 seconds to a few years but the reality is going from rags to riches takes a lot time and that too a small fraction do, next is that the stupid romance it taught calling girls with some derogatory term as funny and the girl loves you. Also it portrayed a lot of illogical decisions made as good and heroic
One more thing a lot sensuality
So Ramadheer meant that cinema (of the time) misguides you, fools you
It's not about Faizal, definite, Sardar or Ramadhir or anyone.
It's about wasseypur and it's gangs. No one is hero or villain.
Tigmanshu dhulia played ramadhir singh.... another legend
Loved hearing your thoughts on the film, Achara and Syntell! I loved the film, but hadn't seen it since 2012, so I forgot a lot of details, especially from Part II, so it was fun and interesting to "watch along". I hope the two of you will be doing one of those for another film soon! Cheers from the Netherlands.
Inspector Gopal singh is most under rated character in this movie.he was the one who went to find evidence in Sultan's den,he arrested Faizal,he even tell reality to his superior bluntly and most importantly he was standing on his ground with his service pistol even they had machine guns.
He did even well now in Panchayat!
The house where Faizal Khan lived was the actual House of the director of the movie (anurag kashyap)
You guys should watch this Netflix video about this movie- "Is Gangs of Wasseypur still awesome?" It's on Netflix India's UA-cam Channel with a cool funny commentary, it's great!
Syntell with the Intel, pls watch Satya as well. Anurag Kashyap wrote the story. On the sets of Satya, he got his foundations to directing Gangs of.... later in the future. Satya made Manoj Bajpayee a popular name in India. Satya is directed by someone called "RGV"
And damn I grew up in Dhanbad. 😂 Didn’t know soo much was happening when I was 4. But I remember the Bank more area was full of thugs, gangs and other criminals of all types. Recently the mayor of Dhanbad city of shot dead near the Big Bazaar Mall. That was the last big gang related crime that I heard of. So this gang war is still alive, the real story is a but different but most of it is based on true story. Thankfully I ain’t living there anymore.😅
The film mainly draws its story from the real life gang wars that took place in the region of Dhanbad, Jharkhand. There are several differences in the film which contradict actual documented events most notably the character of Faizal Khan (based on Faheem Khan) who dies in the climax
Fun fact :Definite wrote the story!!
I think he pitched the idea many more people involved in writing process lead by anurag kashyap
I am from Bihar
The land of most IAS Officers , Politicians and Rebellion.
This was 2 movies which Gives many 💎 actors and content like Sacred games , Mirzapur etc
Everything was interconnected and story telling was Awesome that's why this movie is masterpiece ❤️
Even Anurag Kashyap said that the blood scene was unrealistic...
Please react to Making of Gangs of Wasseypur... It will be fun... They showed how difficult it was to shoot gorilla sometimes and making this masterpiece in such leas budget.
Like Tywin Lannister.. my thought exactly!!
pay attention to the song lyrics while faizal khan shoots ramadhir singh, you will understand what is happening in the scene and inside his mind.
🎥Best director ( anurag kashyap)
🎥Best story
🎥True story
🎥 Good Detailing work on the story
🎥Best writer('definite' in the movie) who is born and brought up in wasseypur
🎥All Best actors from Bollywood and outside Bollywood
🎥Best screenplay
🎥Best editing and camerawork
🎥And many other best things in this movie
It was 6 hours long but we wanted more .. that's the power of this 🎥 movie
🎥🎥Everything was best ....
I don't think any-movie in Bollywood can match this level. Its top of hierarchy. I only wished was I can see the making of the movie live .
Do you feel the same? please let me know
❤️❤️
40:45 he is limping because he hurt his leg while jumping of the roof! And correct me if I'm wrong... I think Nawaz really crack his leg while shooting this....
Yea he did in real
Ramadhir and faizal in the end game knew they have lived enough.
Ramadhir just sat down and died in acceptance.
Faizal was also done and just shut down all his brains and died at the hands of definite. He could hav averted that easily. Bt he was done with the violence.
We deserve a live session after this movie with you all
This story also shows how the crime shifted over the years in bihar
Movie/web series recommendation :
1.Badla (movie)
2.Down underdogs India's greatest comeback (ws)
It’s loosed based on reality , except the fact that both characters faisal khan and ramadhir singh is alive. Faisal khan is in central jail dumka(fahim khan-his real name) and ramadhir (randhir) singh is still a politician!!
The gangs of wasseypur is the real story.
And the person who played definite is the write of the story and he also have seen gangs of wasseypur in real life
Good one Achara and Syntel👍 enjoyed 🌺 thank you 🙏
I was fun seeing this movie once again with you guys ❤️
The review was really good and you guys really got a good understanding of the plot and all the scenes.
Gangs ruled Jharkhand in 80s and 90s when it was still Bihar, it took some year to clean the gangs once Jharkhand was divided. Wasseypur was just the tip of the iceberg, reality was much worse than this movie ... Too much money in coal mining and trucking
i have watched this movie more than enough . and Faisal Khan and Sardar Khan and Shahid Khan ,all forgetting their slippers and always returning for it is always funyyy😂😂😂😂
33:35 what a good explanation
Literally it is better than Godfather. Godfather is also a classic cult but being an Indian I find this story more intriguing 😀
Don't compare it to godfather...
@@micheal6803 yeah, Godfather was boring. (For me atleast)
@@Nileshmadhav95 same
@@Nileshmadhav95 you do realize that Godfather changed film industry forever? Gangster/mafia movie genre became a thing after Godfather movie. Every gangster movie and many directors were inspired by Godfather. Anurah Kashyap was heavily inspired by The God Father. We wouldn't have all these gangster movies the way they are if it wasn't for The Godfather. So let's give respect where respect is due.
@@nathansvn717 Yup, I know that it inspired many writers and directors.
Still... Not saying Godfather was bad, it was just boring for me.
It is based In the states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Some traces of this behavior is seen here.
Like I went to the post office some days ago to apply for my Citizenship card (Aadhar card) and in the post office a 15 year old boy was thrown out by the workers since he got extremely abusive after the workers told him to that they don't accept digital payments there. Only cash is acceptable in govt places.
Around 15 mins later this boy's father and brothers came with guns and knives and pointed it towards the workers and bragged about how they are from the state of Bihar and won't hesitate to kill them.
And the workers there were like YEAH WE ARE FROM U.P AND YOU THINK WE'LL LET IT GO. WE'LL KILL AND BURY YOU RIGHT IN FRONT OF POLICE STATION IN DAY LIGHT.
It got hella scary but funny at the same time. Luckily there was a guy in the line who was in Para-Military so he calmed them down by showing his ID and stuff.
I was just right next to one of the workers there as I was giving my fingerprints and stuff and I thought THIS WAS GONNA BE THE END OF ME.
Definit is long-term Investment 🤣
definite actually shot Faisal but missed and then he Shot Iqbal to cover his mistake🤣
This was inspired from real life incidents and those two families are still rivals
I have watched 12 reaction videos from your channel just to see Achara, she is so cute. 🥰 😘 I enjoy watching her & I love it when she says a few words in Hindi. 😊
Hi,
Thanks for watching one of the best Indian gangster movies ever made in India. I am bengali but we still celebrate these masterpiece. I hope Jaby and you guys one day will react to 22se Srabon from Mr. Srijit Mukherjee.
You will be surprised to know that this whole movie is inspired by true events (gang war) which happened in wasseypur for generations. Faisal khan is slightly based on Faheem khan....
Faizal sprains his ankle when he makes the jump..hence the limping.
Anurag kashyap got the inspiration for GOW from Tamil movies Paruthiveeran and Subramanuapuram
One of the best movies of all time I have watched..in two parts
Actually Mumbai symbolises entering the Underworld. Like Vito Corleone entering America. Wasseypur is like Sicily.
Just like in Game of Thrones, your fav character dies as soon as you start to like them
Do react to *Raman Raghav 2.O* another masterpiece.
Yrr Ramadhir singh ke bete ko dekh ke to rahul gandhi ki yad ati hai😅😂
😅😅 tumse naa ho payega
Fun fact: it is a 100% true story and these all characters were real life neighbors of the actor who played definite and he is one of the writers of the movie as well.
Its not 100% true.
Some of the incidents showed in the movie happened im reality, but they happened to different and unrelated people and were unrelated incidents, even in different towns.
The writer just picked these incidents and weaved them together in a single story in a single place.
The story in the movie itself is pure fiction.