The shot at the end where the rich kid is sitting helpless listening to the sound of the poor kid's flute, while all his toys fall down one by one is absolutely fantastic.
The rich kid tries to impose his superiority (his idea of happiness) over the poor kid by showing off his materialistic possessions to feel good about himself. Thus he picks up a "fight". He tries to break him as hard as he can. However, the poor kid doesn't lose his spirit and decides to keep himself happy with everything "little" he has. In the end, the rich kid accepts his defeat with a realization that he's not content. Also, him withdrawing himself from his toys, and the tower falling is shown as a metaphor for his defeat and his inability to find joy despite having "everything". "Two" explains the duality of happiness. One that comes from possessions and the other that comes from within.
@@darkmemes953 No matter how desperately US (Rich guy) was trying to put down the Poor guy (Vietnam) with all his might and weapons (toys), Vietnam didn't care and didn't surrender. Quite a good analogy I must say.
What a genius Ray was. In about 10/12 mins he makes you invest in the characters in a way that I don't think the Love Aaj Kaal or Daabang 3 generation of film makers will even understand. In 12 mins he leaves you with a feeling of having seen something that touched you. Hats off Sir.
One of my thoughts is that the rich kid seems to be going one better than the poor kid with his possessions every time, but he doesn't have anything similar to the kite, representing the poor kid's freedom, so he tries to shoot it down out of jealousy perhaps
This is the way of life. Its shows how our society functions. Its not only about rich and poor, its about how a person reacts to another person. Someone's happiness someone's sorrow.
@@khalilgibran4484 yeah coz vietnameese had the last laugh just like how the poor kid plays his flute atlast while the rich kid whose toys resembling his ego are shattered and sits is dismay to the tune of the poor child
I can't say films like 3 idiots, PK , lagaan, dangal etc are bullshit. Bollywood is mostly flooded with cringy film production companies, some are exceptions. You cant blame the hollywood for some weird ass cringy production companies, same with bollywood, tollywood etc.
Shin Chan it was used to support the funding of the movie, not to sell the ideas that people want to consume. All modern Bollywood movies are basically fan service with no base to them.
This is the best way to relate how bollywood (the rich kid) have been trying to supress the regional small budget films(the poor guy).... But ending with dissatisfaction and harm towards itself. Satyajit have always been trying to show us the future with his works...but we were busy doing something more important.
My father has been lucky. I'm from Bengal, not a Bengali tho. You know what, my grandfather says he has met satyajit ray at the age of 38 at a post-office...
for some bizzare reason i feel that air must be full of different smells.. some burnt coal.. some cooking food..of heated asphalt from flaming hot summer..the noises of that time must be so minimal and soothing
Tbh, i don't see people of 90's giving him much credit as he deserved. Seems like our older generation weren't too concerned about reality. They rather indulged in romantic movies whose plot revolved around fictious storytelling about two people. Satyajit Ray deserved an Oscar, rightly so
I don't think a renowned and pro realist filmmaker like Ray would purposefully not give credit to anyone. It could be so that the street kid or his family didn't want to have their name out in public, since working in films at that time was seen as heinous and not as glamorous as it is today. It could also be so that the street kid was unable to introduce himself properly and was hence, just used in the film without crediting.
@@views-qw9tf Yeah, and it's not necessary that he was a bad human being either. Everyone is innocent until proven otherwise. I have personally never heard even rumors of Ray being an asshole to anyone in the industry. I'm sure if he didn't credit the child there must be a good reason behind it.
He would have got a heart attack after knowing that more than 90% things in a cinema are done with goddamn VFX these days. VFX artists are contributing more in a film than a filmmaker which is really awful. Baji Rao Mastani, Padmavat in Bollywood and Mank in Hollywood. But on those days Ray, Kubrick, Tarkovsky, Bergman, Kurosawa used to achieve special effects manually on their own with meticulous dedication and hard work which they used to do themselves. This had made them the Real Masters of Cinema.Kudos.
It's funny how cool it has become to insult capitalism while enjoying all the benefits of Capitalism. If it wasn't for capitalism and the technological revolution it brought legends like Satyajit Ray would've been a nobody.
This is the greatest short film ever made because due to the fact of how seamlessly pulls so many ideas in 12 minutes. From the Vietnam war and societal class to even the meaning of happiness. It's haunting and it's a masterpiece.
Good Afternoon my child, HAHAHAHAHAAAA, You are damn right and now doubt, you got the tremendous right opinion about the present Movies and Directors. You are absolutely right and that's the reason they can never reach the Satyajit Roy's Tower of glory. Blessings, from your Uncle- Uma
@@RanabirDan what does having a deep voice and dominant personality got to do with being a nerd? And in no way calling someone nerd is considered an insult nowadays.
@@Judge_Holdenalt Nerd in general is referred to people who are smart but also very socially awkward with no charisma and Ray was very charismatic and smart. Reading books doesn't make you a nerd it's a personality type
@RanabirDan the definition of it from Oxford dictionary "a person who is extremely enthusiastic and knowledgeable about a particular subject, especially one of specialist or niche interests" Now you say, is it an insult to him? It never was, common folks usually put negative connotations to the word and don't know of its true meaning.
@@Judge_Holdenalt I was talking about the stereotypical nerd depicted in movies which I thought the OP is talking about. If we are going by the original definition then yes he was a nerd
As stated above. The movie was lost and gone. I was called by a University Professor close to SFO that teaches Ray filmography in 2007 for an interview on the methodologies that SR used in direction. I wanted to see the movie then to recapitulate the direction and was shown this restored movie. I saw it with my son after 43 years, Thank Oscars' for revival.
Few other countries might remember Satyajit Ray, but we(Bengalis or Indian) have happily moved to some other environment or other planet. Today's every box-office hit Bengali or Indian film is nowhere near to Ray's any film. That describes everything. Needless to say, how "Two" bears same kind of hallmark like any other film of Ray with his priceless direction.
gautam dev most of the south films are either remakes of hollywood or just cringy romantic films. South indian Action films are flooded with anti gravity scenes which even challenge physics. Killing peoples with bananas like wtf
It's sad how many viewers don't realise that this short film is a subtle portrayal of the *American-Vietnam War* 🇺🇸🇻🇳 by Ray with classic usage of symbolism and metaphors. At the beginning, look at the *Mickey Mouse cap* and *Coca Cola* symbolising the US. The rich kid is shown to have all the materialistic joys of life yet is insecured by the poor kid's happiness (Much like the US intrusion in Vietnam)....His *loud toys* symbolise the advanced weapons against whom the simple flute, kite etc. is no match..... But at the end, we all know what happened in history, as the rich kid sits lost in the music of the flute and his "toys" crumble down...👏👏👏 ____________________________
Everyone knows bro. You know that very few people know about the reference of the America-Vietnam war in this short film but almost 90% of the people know about the reference who have watched this piece.
Also, the way the rich kid gunned down the kite parallels to Martin Luther King's statement about the escalation of the war in Vietnam "the promises of the Great Society have been shot down on the battlefield of Viet Nam"
It’s eerie every time he plays the monkey the kid plays flute. It’s about being connected but there are societal barriers. I’m sure boys parents say you can’t play with that poor kid
@@swapnadeepsom5924 even though he wins by shooting down the kite at the end he is still trapped / caged , what he realizes at the end is that he never won and hence the feeling of pride is broken down
Seeing the boy reel in his torn kite is so.... heart-wrenching.. I know what a toy is to a kid... especially if he has so few... a prized possession.. a big part of his world. Whenever I feel myself getting materialistic, I come to this video...to remember what matters.
It's not "only" about Vietnam War, it's not "only" about the rich vs poor. Ultimate storyline is the kid's realisation about himself, a caged robot - and that is way more important in this story imo.
The fact that Satyajit Ray made this film to show the tyranny of the US using US's money is ultimate savagery! This man always seems to amaze me. Thank you to the Academy for preserving Ray's work for me and millions others to be able to see!
It is because people question how worse and shitty can movies get that they discover the impulse to dabble and explore true films like these, Prachi... No wonder there! 😆😆
The real beauty is - It's never really shown that was it really the poor boy who was playing the flute in the end, or was it just his guilt eating him.
The rich kid first hears the poor kid playing the flute. After he seemingly "defeats" the poor with his superior toys and destroys the kite eventually, he goes back happy feeling victorious. But finally hears the same flute music from the poor kid. Showing that the poor kid's spirit is still unbroken and undefeatable even after all that materialistic superiority that the rich kid showed off.. ✌️🙂. This is what I think Ray meant, guys.
In the end when you hear the poor boy playing the flute, the camera moves and shows the robot toy marching to the tune of the flute, this gives the impression of soldiers marching with a band. In reality the rich kid owns the toy but it seems as if the poor kid is the one who is using it the right way. JUST BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!
It's not only about rich and poor, there's another aspect to it, one trying to be happy with material belongings another living life minimalist and taking life as it comes. A spiritual life looks poor from the perspective of material life and vice versa. Another beautiful aspect of Ray sir is he makes a barebone script and lets audience indulge in their own perspectives. 💎
We are not even in that level to comment on this kind of film... I always been a great devotee of Satyajit Ray... Look at the present Indian film industry and look what Satyajit Sir made on those days. Incomparable... His writings, Music Direction, Film making is not only art. It's pure sacred admiration... No wonder he is the first Indian to get Oscar Prize... We are proud of you sir and we are proud to be bengalees for you sir...
This short film was a symbolic representation of Vietnam War. The rich kid symbolises 1st world powers and the poor kid symbolises 3rd world countries. Great piece of creativity by the genius Ray.
The caged poor holding materialistic possessions vs the free spirited rich holding his happiness in every little thing he has. Truly terrific from The Great, Satyajit Ray.
Did any one noticed at 5:25 ,when the rich kid point his gun towards the poor kid with bow & arrow. Poor kid became sad as he realizes that he can't fight with bow & arrow with a kid carrying a gun. This show the world history that how people with guns & money defeated poor people who have no advance weapon to fight, as they always have there traditional weapon. And this is right now is still happening.
when the opponent dont have same weapon then he/she shouldn't figth , they should use same weapon or no weapons , see mahabharat and ramayan when RAM didn't had charriot ravan didn't fought , ravan fought when RAM got charriot from lord Indra , which is called law of war
gautam dev you have no clue do you? Of course tech was not there at all.. everything else was far better. U probably didn''t even understand it and the symbolism behind it. So naive
In Satyajit Ray's every movie every shot had a broad meaning, such a detailed depiction and artistic approach is excellent. That's why he's an iconic legend
The rich kid acting skills are amazing. I mean look at 8:56 . Look at that smile full of pride, and how fast and natural it changes to that facial expression of contempt against the poor kid. And again at 9:43 its impressive how he manages to smile with such cruelty and a childish arrogance that even for an adult would be extremely challenging to do.
A perfect documentary, without Satyajit Ray, it could never be made. He is really a genius for whom we Bengali people are proud of. Only a twelve minutes, that teaches us a life lesson, persuing happiness comes from inside, that abstract feelings never comes from the possessions we hold on our hands or displays for our room decorations.
"Not to have seen the cinema of Ray means existing in this world without watching the sun or the moon" - Akira Kurosawa I would urge everyone , who have come here to experience this enthralling immutable work of Ray , to go through a book called 'Our Films , Their Flims' by Mr.Ray . He profoundly expresses his discernable ideas about the 'Art'. And , the universality of silent films ,which by imposition, and advent ,of audio has got depleted its all-appealing open ended character. Edited : Wanted to quote the exact words.
Don't agree, there are some great filmographers today as well. Films like Newton, Kahaani, Black are some really thoughtful films. And you don't even know about the short films in India. THEY ARE AWESOME. Try some Indian short films.
making a movie is very tough.. for a normal person to do a movie in India is to submit his whole life into films.. it's very easy to criticise a movie but doing a movie needs lot of dedication, hard work, brilliance, talent and some luck too. Why don't you try writing some screenplay.. then u ll understand the hardship of film making
The thing is we only scratch the surface but do not dig deeper. Every period of time has its own masterpiece. You'll have to dig deeper. There's art for the classes and art for the masses
@@martygusto3056 I don't think I have seen any Masterpiece from Bollywood recently . Most of them are just huge pile of shit . Though there are some good movies but even they are decent at best .
Whenever I recommend someone Ray's films, I try to include this film within the top 5 films. Not only because it's an excellent piece of work, but also this film is an example on how beautifully metaphors can be portrayed on screen, without sophistication and ornaments in such a short time frame. Two has always been one of my favourite Ray's works. Glad that Academy restored it.
1.Pather Panchali (A Song of the Little Road) 2.Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne (The Adventures of Goopy and Bagha) 3.Sonar Kella (The Fortress) 4.Hirak Rajar Deshe (The Kingdom of Diamonds) 5.Charulata (The Lonely Wife)
Here is my recommended 5 films (These are not necessarily my favourites) in no particular order: 1. Two 2. Aranyer Din Ratri (Days and Nights in the Forest) 3. Apur Sansar (The World of Apu) [If you can, watch Apu Trilogy: these three films together is the face of Indian cinema to the world.] 4. Nayak (The Hero) 5. Seemabaddha (Company Limited)
Rich always want to dominant poor...but poor always fight... This is eternal truth 😤 Satyajit Ray not only a film 🎥 director, truly a legend philosopher.. As a Bengali, we are proud of him ❤️
Being a bengali I feel so lucky because I can enjoy his creation in Bengali exactly what he wrote or made. He was actually a multifarious. He's one of the best Bengali ever .
Rabindranath Tagore had written on his autobiography that those who has many things to plays has actually nothing to plays. That concept is seen here. So the rich boy though having many toys , watches the poor boy. I am surprised to think that that concept is same today also. That's why Satyajit Ray is eternal. Proud to be a Bengali.
That ending is hauntingly beautiful. The editing, score, acting, framing, thematic metaphors and overall story structure, all are so subtle and yet so powerful and masterfully done. I have learned a lot from this than a film school. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Mr Satyajit Ray.
I was expecting a climax where the guy in outdoors would bring on some friends and playing with them and the rich guy couldn't match it with plethora of toys he had.
Maybe it is the 31st or 32nd time I'm rewatching this video to understand what RAY can deliver in a 12-minute film and I found that every pixel of the film is creativity. A man may have unveiled all his creative potential. Amazing just unbelievable
*FUN FACT:-* * Satyajit Ray sir decided to make a *movie in late 1960s "THE ALIEN". It* *was to be co-produced by Hollywood* *production 'Columbia pictures' but* *eventually movie got cancelled. In the* *late 1980s Steven Spielberg stole this* *idea and made 'E.T:- the extraterrestrial',* *which was later remade in bollywood as* *"koi mil gya'*
Just enjoy the movie there were hundreds of science fiction alien based stories and novels in western culture from 100s of year and I really dont think india has made much of science fictions in early 1900s and and alien science fiction doesnt feel like satyajit ray's style He is more of artistic and classy
@@geeks4all507 satyajit ray has always written creative stories even fantasies....for example goopy gyne bagha byne....so a wonderful story such as that of et is quite expected to be satyajit ray's creation...though i dont approve of the blame suggesting plagiarism i know very less abouy
@@fazilahmed9267 tum katai chutiyeo hon yha bhe chutiyaap kar rhe hon bure ko bura bolne se acha ache no praise karo.. This short film has many layers ushe decoed karo rather ye chutiyap ke
This film is made during the Vietnam War, experts believe that the film makes “a strong anti-war statement” as it ends with street kid’s flute sound overpowering sound of expensive toys. Now no need to say who is Vietnam here and who is the spoiled rich kid :D
@Abhishek shukla I think you know deep down you are not that smart and just wanna be smart. But don't give up. If you wanna be smart you will be. Just don't try to act like one when you clearly are not. Be real. Be authentic. That's more respectable than being smart
In the last scene , the toy falls and breaks like the rich boy. I think its a tale of 2 inner life spirit. One who seems to be rich but confined to a window. Another who seems poor but being in the wide open spirit of life. While one wants to win to justify the walls , one just allows his free spirit to flow enjoying his existence. Such a strong visual. No need to take home any message, sometimes its life as it is.
Just one line: "Maharaja tomaare Selaam"....its a reflection of the fight against imperialism, capitalism, consumerism to live a simple social life....where the one in power can never snatch away the purpose of living a blissful life from the one that struggling, no matter what.
He is the finest filmmaker of India...watching his movie inspires, teaches, gives strength, provides positive vibes-- fulfills all the criteria of a true ART!!!whenver I watch his movies, regret not having him now...!!
Just a small piece of art with such a deep meaning into it...It clearly speaks the turmoil between Rich and Poor without a single dialogue. Never seen a director as big as his stature in India....He is best among directors in the world :)
When the poor kid turned back with the torn kite I was constantly chanting "Give me hope" in my head without realising. There was pity and joy both in the end.
We are lucky that a genious like Ray was born in our country and we can enjoy his films and writings in our mother language. This is also an awsome piece of work.
"Art is biggest weapon against unjust power, and literature is the biggest weapon against dogmatic ideologies" If you love Mr ray's movies you have good taste, if you can relate to it then start questioning your society
The poor was having his fun ,the rich kid couldn’t bear that and tried to make the point that he has better toys, poor one didn’t care about it at all so rich was anxious and tried to torn apart the kite as he thought by doing this he’ll make the poor sad and feel happy, though he was successfull he found out that poor one is still happy and he felt sad about it. If I am not wrong it’s the same structure in modern society, rich earns money and try to show to the poor that he is happy if poor doesn’t care about it they will try to disgrace them and make themselves look better and bigger in terms of happiness and prestige if they are not successfull in makkng poor sad they feel unhappy after all their efforts. This is a masterpiece , he tried to show that the way we pursue happiness is wrong we must feel good about ouuselves from within and not by mocking others or doing harm to them because it never gonna work.
Unfortunately, Ray does NOT show that the poor is still happy. In fact, he shows the poor retreat and disappear, so the rich has indeed succeeded in stamping out the happiness of the poor - just as the rich have succeeded in making the poor miserable in OUR society. HOWEVER, Ray does show that this victory is hollow and does NOT make the rich happy. Ray is telling an all around sad little story, for no one comes out well in the end.
@@zantigar in last seconds you could still hear the flute which poor kid started playing again and rich kid was totally devestated you can see his toy tower fells off and he sits there quietly and sad I think that explains everything, also your point of view is interesting.
@@shashikantdwivedi5792 Watch that ending again carefully. The rich kid stares blankly out the window. I believe the rich kid is only IMAGINING hearing the tune of flute which the poor boy played at the beginning of the film. It is the poor boy's absence which is finally so heart-rending. Satyajit Ray shows how memory and the pangs of conscience are finally working on the soul of the rich kid. Listen to that lonely wind at the end - the little poor kid is NOT there. This is a metaphor for martyrdom: They can kill Gandhi or Martin Luther King, but they can't kill their songs. That is what brings tears to my eyes.
@@aashishgupta9392 Ray's own music .. He used to play many instruments.. All of his music was his own... You can check a film on him how he made his first film " Aparajito" On him... To understand him better
Watch Satyajit Ray receive an Honorary Oscar ►► ua-cam.com/video/BPBAHOB6638/v-deo.html
Ok
Nope dude, i have more important works to do!
@@samyogadhikari2748you wasted 10 seconds writing this line 😅
वामपंथी कमीनापन हरामीपन और दोगलापन है इस पूरी फिल्म के अंदर
❤️🙌
The shot at the end where the rich kid is sitting helpless listening to the sound of the poor kid's flute, while all his toys fall down one by one is absolutely fantastic.
Absolutely
@@md.tauhidulislam8936 i had goosebumps.
@@s.tahsin.r2288 its good bangla rich culture, Literary, novels impacts u
Goosebumps scene!!
The mighty rich kid fallen against a poor kid flute.
What a scene.
Loved it!!! 👍👍
Exactly. That was a brilliant shot. Got chills
I did research paper on Satyajit Ray for my last semester. The guy didn't have any "bad" movie in his entire career.
Where are you from?
@@sayangarai927 Imphal.
@@lanaistheneworange3013 then u should watch all of his movies❤️
@@Girish4944 i don't have to. Already completed my PG course years ago. Nice try tho.
@@garvitrathor1430 aparajita is considered flop but it's better than any bollywood movie
The rich kid tries to impose his superiority (his idea of happiness) over the poor kid by showing off his materialistic possessions to feel good about himself. Thus he picks up a "fight". He tries to break him as hard as he can. However, the poor kid doesn't lose his spirit and decides to keep himself happy with everything "little" he has. In the end, the rich kid accepts his defeat with a realization that he's not content. Also, him withdrawing himself from his toys, and the tower falling is shown as a metaphor for his defeat and his inability to find joy despite having "everything". "Two" explains the duality of happiness. One that comes from possessions and the other that comes from within.
Thank u bro
so apt bro
Damn bro thank u
Wow! Well said @Aditya J
Itni sari english likhi hai to sahi hi hoga😌
In the age of Animal, of you watch films like these,
i appreciate you from the bottom of my heart ❤
Tq bro
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Animal is a masterpiece❤
This too is but yeah animal when it comes to misogyny is bad but artistic point of view is masterpiece
What a talent of two kids, amazing, Unparallele
The caged rich vs the free spirited poor. Beautiful rendition of human society.
bro you just helped me with my hw thx a lot
It ain't just that, it's also a summary of US Vietnam war
@@rajneesh8960 how?
@@darkmemes953 No matter how desperately US (Rich guy) was trying to put down the Poor guy (Vietnam) with all his might and weapons (toys), Vietnam didn't care and didn't surrender.
Quite a good analogy I must say.
@@Brajgamer Ik, but where does South Vietnam fit in this analogy?
Wow. Poverty, ego,equal rights , beliefs and motivation in 12 mins. Master is always master. satyajit ray is legend .
Exactly
And freedom
Yes excatly bro
Or grib jb aage badhe to use kese niche khinchna ye bhi
can you explain it
What a genius Ray was. In about 10/12 mins he makes you invest in the characters in a way that I don't think the Love Aaj Kaal or Daabang 3 generation of film makers will even understand. In 12 mins he leaves you with a feeling of having seen something that touched you. Hats off Sir.
Art and greed for money are two different things. Ray did it for art and you know what it means
They will surely understand, people are smarter than you think.
No you can't say that.
I'm a teen from today's generation and I know very well that daabang 3, love aaj kal and others are shit.
Venkey Tonraq hehe.. you cant even understand his comment kid.
They sure do.. they study him. But they dont feel the need to give justification to your pseudo intellectual judgemental ego.
Being a Bengali it's a proud moment to this kind of tremendous creations by the Bengalis such as Guru Satyajit Ray.
Satyajit ray is for the entire humanity
কিন্তু তোরা তো আরবিয়ান গোষ্টী
The rich living behind bars, while the poor seemed free, and happy. But the rich kids can't seem to find joy, despite all the possessions.
Mo Mo creative way of thinking.
Thanks for explanation
One of my thoughts is that the rich kid seems to be going one better than the poor kid with his possessions every time, but he doesn't have anything similar to the kite, representing the poor kid's freedom, so he tries to shoot it down out of jealousy perhaps
This is the way of life. Its shows how our society functions. Its not only about rich and poor, its about how a person reacts to another person. Someone's happiness someone's sorrow.
Well said!!!!!!!
That rich kid's acting is far better than 90% of today's bollywood actors.
Yes off course 🙂😂
He's just natural
What about poor kid
@@S0gr he's phenomenal
Right. He gave super complex expression at such tender age.
Poverty only changes affordability, It does not change aspirations.
Damn true
Right
Great lines..... Or even I can say great quotation
Rightly said
Very true
Symbolizing American-Vietnam war in a single short film without any dialogue or word isn't a cup of tea for everyone.
That's where Ray is special ❤️
How so??
@@khalilgibran4484 yeah coz vietnameese had the last laugh just like how the poor kid plays his flute atlast while the rich kid whose toys resembling his ego are shattered and sits is dismay to the tune of the poor child
@@khalilgibran4484 ur khalil gibran the one who wrote foot from its child...u must knowing these things
@@mohit5709 😂 looks like u know literature a lot
@@mohit5709 thanks mate
Not a single dialogue and conveyed a thousand times more than any of the bullshit that is going on in Indian cinema right now.
Soumyadip Sarkar agree bro
Soumyadip Sarkar im indian and bollywood is bullshit
Soumyadip Sarkar u
I can't say films like 3 idiots, PK , lagaan, dangal etc are bullshit. Bollywood is mostly flooded with cringy film production companies, some are exceptions. You cant blame the hollywood for some weird ass cringy production companies, same with bollywood, tollywood etc.
Don't exaggerate
Don’t ruin other people’s happiness just because you can’t find your own.
Exactly 🙄
Say that to the cheaters in online competitive video games
well said
thats what you understood?
this is about USA VS Vietnam
Exactly
Back in the days when movies were considered art not commercial commodity
and they showed deep meaning and not some hero superiority!
When movies only consider as art then who gives money for making it. you?
Tis short film is sponsored by Coca Cola. .. drink at the beginning itself. ..🥳🤗
Shin Chan it was used to support the funding of the movie, not to sell the ideas that people want to consume. All modern Bollywood movies are basically fan service with no base to them.
Do you know that an entire movie was made by artists only? Its name is Saaj and a lot of famous artists have acted in it
The last camera angle and background flute music of poor child was the most fantastic shot satyajit ray was a mastermind
This is a wonderful piece of work - so glad it has been preserved.
Wow boss😮😮
Ok
This is the best way to relate how bollywood (the rich kid) have been trying to supress the regional small budget films(the poor guy).... But ending with dissatisfaction and harm towards itself.
Satyajit have always been trying to show us the future with his works...but we were busy doing something more important.
yes, indeed this is a great short flim.
True..man.
The director is the Only person who knows what the film is about.
- Satyajit Ray
This is an art which has different interpretations varying from person to person
Fight between nothing and something.
The director shall fail in his job if public is unable to interpret his mind through his film
And Hideo Kojima
Odisha Odisha
we should have the knowledge to find it ... he is not failed as a director. . but you failed to be a good watcher ...
i just want to breathe the air of that era.
My father has been lucky. I'm from Bengal, not a Bengali tho. You know what, my grandfather says he has met satyajit ray at the age of 38 at a post-office...
Same. Must be fresh.
When I watch such old serials and movies I feel like I am a child again and feel my first family with me
for some bizzare reason i feel that air must be full of different smells.. some burnt coal.. some cooking food..of heated asphalt from flaming hot summer..the noises of that time must be so minimal and soothing
That's the best thought I've read today.
Tbh, i don't see people of 90's giving him much credit as he deserved. Seems like our older generation weren't too concerned about reality. They rather indulged in romantic movies whose plot revolved around fictious storytelling about two people.
Satyajit Ray deserved an Oscar, rightly so
So how do u think Satyajit ray got famous? How many hours u have talked to older ppl… p
"Cast
Ravi Kiran as rich kid
Un-credited street kid" - Wikipedia
the irony is that to this day the poor is still awaiting the credit!
I don't think a renowned and pro realist filmmaker like Ray would purposefully not give credit to anyone. It could be so that the street kid or his family didn't want to have their name out in public, since working in films at that time was seen as heinous and not as glamorous as it is today.
It could also be so that the street kid was unable to introduce himself properly and was hence, just used in the film without crediting.
@@rishabhrox1 props to you, you're looking at the brightside
Ganesh Sadasivan It's so easy to demonize people, isn't it?
@@rishabhrox1 @rishabhrox1 just bc he was a good director doesn't mean he's a good human being too.
@@views-qw9tf
Yeah, and it's not necessary that he was a bad human being either.
Everyone is innocent until proven otherwise. I have personally never heard even rumors of Ray being an asshole to anyone in the industry. I'm sure if he didn't credit the child there must be a good reason behind it.
RIP Sir Satyajit Ray , thank good he isn't alive to see Radhe.
😂
Do you think he would have watched even if he was alive?
@@apratimdutta246 nah woh radhe nehi dekhte because unka standard hi aalag hai
Mene abhi tak traller nahi dekha
He would have got a heart attack after knowing that more than 90% things in a cinema are done with goddamn VFX these days. VFX artists are contributing more in a film than a filmmaker which is really awful. Baji Rao Mastani, Padmavat in Bollywood and Mank in Hollywood. But on those days Ray, Kubrick, Tarkovsky, Bergman, Kurosawa used to achieve special effects manually on their own with meticulous dedication and hard work which they used to do themselves. This had made them the Real Masters of Cinema.Kudos.
Classism, colonialism, capitalism - in 12 minutes with no words, enacted by two kids.
Yours truly, Satyajit Ray.
How do you know this repesents all those things?
It's funny how cool it has become to insult capitalism while enjoying all the benefits of Capitalism. If it wasn't for capitalism and the technological revolution it brought legends like Satyajit Ray would've been a nobody.
@@rorschach4391 That statement is flawed on so many levels, I am not even sure it is worth critiquing
@@nihilanth_mudrarakshas Care to explain.
@@nihilanth_mudrarakshas Or is that all you gonna say??? Or my comment is flawed just because you don't like it.
This is the greatest short film ever made because due to the fact of how seamlessly pulls so many ideas in 12 minutes. From the Vietnam war and societal class to even the meaning of happiness. It's haunting and it's a masterpiece.
right
Thanks to the Oscar's. For saving this masterpiece.
Absolutely
The kite part: you can't have what I don't have.
So beautifully explained a typical behaviour of high class people of the society.
Not necessarily, this behaviour is class proof
Now that's what we call Spite
@@ShivamSharma-or6lz true
"nooo you can't be happy"
@@ShivamSharma-or6lzyeah we know how class proof it is
The rich can also be caged, the poor can also be free.
these words speaks so much
True
Nice
Good Afternoon my child,
HAHAHAHAHAAAA,
You are damn right and now doubt, you got the tremendous right opinion about the present Movies and Directors.
You are absolutely right and that's the reason they can never reach the Satyajit Roy's Tower of glory.
Blessings,
from your Uncle- Uma
You are right
When nerds indulge themselves in creating something extraordinary, they give birth to masterpieces. Such a great concept and ending
Stop calling smart people nerds Satyajit Ray was in no way a "nerd" he had a very deep voice and dominant personality
@@RanabirDan what does having a deep voice and dominant personality got to do with being a nerd? And in no way calling someone nerd is considered an insult nowadays.
@@Judge_Holdenalt Nerd in general is referred to people who are smart but also very socially awkward with no charisma and Ray was very charismatic and smart. Reading books doesn't make you a nerd it's a personality type
@RanabirDan the definition of it from Oxford dictionary
"a person who is extremely enthusiastic and knowledgeable about a particular subject, especially one of specialist or niche interests"
Now you say, is it an insult to him? It never was, common folks usually put negative connotations to the word and don't know of its true meaning.
@@Judge_Holdenalt I was talking about the stereotypical nerd depicted in movies which I thought the OP is talking about. If we are going by the original definition then yes he was a nerd
As stated above. The movie was lost and gone. I was called by a University Professor close to SFO that teaches Ray filmography in 2007 for an interview on the methodologies that SR used in direction. I wanted to see the movie then to recapitulate the direction and was shown this restored movie. I saw it with my son after 43 years, Thank Oscars' for revival.
Ikr, they respect real Indian art and artists, more than indians themselves
Sir, any idea about the other nameless kid ? Any way he can be tracked down ?
Wow...amazing story
Hey reply the questions??? If you know them
@@baghazukhov152 I too was trying to find him. I understand SR provided for his education free. No idea still
Few other countries might remember Satyajit Ray, but we(Bengalis or Indian) have happily moved to some other environment or other planet. Today's every box-office hit Bengali or Indian film is nowhere near to Ray's any film. That describes everything. Needless to say, how "Two" bears same kind of hallmark like any other film of Ray with his priceless direction.
sen walter so true. Nowadays an intellectual artist mind is quite rare in the industry. Makes me sad
Agree with you.
This is my 1st movie of ray sahab
Wozniak's statement clearly proves correct.
We lost creativity with Ray sahab.
in south india we still make some masterpieces
gautam dev most of the south films are either remakes of hollywood or just cringy romantic films.
South indian Action films are flooded with anti gravity scenes which even challenge physics. Killing peoples with bananas like wtf
It's sad how many viewers don't realise that this short film is a subtle portrayal of the *American-Vietnam War* 🇺🇸🇻🇳 by Ray with classic usage of symbolism and metaphors.
At the beginning, look at the *Mickey Mouse cap* and *Coca Cola* symbolising the US. The rich kid is shown to have all the materialistic joys of life yet is insecured by the poor kid's happiness (Much like the US intrusion in Vietnam)....His *loud toys* symbolise the advanced weapons against whom the simple flute, kite etc. is no match..... But at the end, we all know what happened in history, as the rich kid sits lost in the music of the flute and his "toys" crumble down...👏👏👏
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True. Many people don't realise this after watching it but Ray subtly showed many parallels to the vietnam war
thanks for sharing 😊😊
Everyone knows bro.
You know that very few people know about the reference of the America-Vietnam war in this short film but almost 90% of the people know about the reference who have watched this piece.
Also, the way the rich kid gunned down the kite parallels to Martin Luther King's statement about the escalation of the war in Vietnam "the promises of the Great Society have been shot down on the battlefield of Viet Nam"
US intrusion in vietnam is only to control communist growth.
It’s eerie every time he plays the monkey the kid plays flute. It’s about being connected but there are societal barriers. I’m sure boys parents say you can’t play with that poor kid
Amazing piece of art.. Last 5-7 seconds, it’s not the toy blocks breaking, it’s the ego which got shattered. Satyajit Ray 🙌🙌
thats relatable
Nice Observation. Thanks
And the window depicts a barrier trapped in his own world.
How? Not trynna argue just wondering
@@swapnadeepsom5924 even though he wins by shooting down the kite at the end he is still trapped / caged , what he realizes at the end is that he never won and hence the feeling of pride is broken down
Seeing the boy reel in his torn kite is so.... heart-wrenching.. I know what a toy is to a kid... especially if he has so few... a prized possession.. a big part of his world. Whenever I feel myself getting materialistic, I come to this video...to remember what matters.
Spot on!
That was heart breaking seeing hes expression.
Reminds me of The Ball Poem by John Berryman
"Never seeing a Satyajit Ray film, is same as saying never seen sun or moon": Akira Kurosawa
he never said that. dont post bullshit to please yourself in platforms like this.
@@random-jn8ec he said that you a**. Why don't you do a research before criticizing anyone?
Damn! You're right! :)
Master over masters.
It's not "only" about Vietnam War, it's not "only" about the rich vs poor. Ultimate storyline is the kid's realisation about himself, a caged robot - and that is way more important in this story imo.
The fact that Satyajit Ray made this film to show the tyranny of the US using US's money is ultimate savagery! This man always seems to amaze me. Thank you to the Academy for preserving Ray's work for me and millions others to be able to see!
Yes that's a wonderful clue u discovered!
Tyranny of the US???
Wonderful story
Wonderful
stop embarrassing yourself
In the age of Radhe, if you watch films like these, I appreciate you from the bottom of my heart
It is because people question how worse and shitty can movies get that they discover the impulse to dabble and explore true films like these, Prachi... No wonder there! 😆😆
Prachi this is how quarrel starts see even a rich child try to destroy a poor children than what we say about grown rich peoples
Name of movie
What do you mean by the age of Radhe ?🙄🙄
Actually you should be awarded for the reason that you thought about Radhe while watching this piece.
🤣😅
The real beauty is - It's never really shown that was it really the poor boy who was playing the flute in the end, or was it just his guilt eating him.
Both
Beautiful observation. Will you mind if I use it in my writing?
@@maheiramkhan Thanks, go ahead :)
Woow...wonderful angle..Abhinav Nikam
trueee
the cinematography is also brilliant, the poor kid is always shown from above...
The rich kid first hears the poor kid playing the flute. After he seemingly "defeats" the poor with his superior toys and destroys the kite eventually, he goes back happy feeling victorious. But finally hears the same flute music from the poor kid. Showing that the poor kid's spirit is still unbroken and undefeatable even after all that materialistic superiority that the rich kid showed off.. ✌️🙂. This is what I think Ray meant, guys.
Actually, this film carries symbolic meaning from different aspects of views.
@@pallabdutta7200 ok.. 👍🙂
Mr. Obvious 😎
This film based on Vietnam war
@@srestharghapaul4875 lmaoo
Not a single dialogue is used yet an entire story is told.
This is Satyajit Ray for you. _/\_
Yes.. True legend
Ok
The man who used to turn into God with a camera in hand 🔥❤
That’s basically how movies worked back then but okay
Man... Your name and profile pic(L) matches exactly
In the end when you hear the poor boy playing the flute, the camera moves and shows the robot toy marching to the tune of the flute, this gives the impression of soldiers marching with a band. In reality the rich kid owns the toy but it seems as if the poor kid is the one who is using it the right way. JUST BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!
Thanks for explaining
yes
It's not only about rich and poor, there's another aspect to it, one trying to be happy with material belongings another living life minimalist and taking life as it comes. A spiritual life looks poor from the perspective of material life and vice versa. Another beautiful aspect of Ray sir is he makes a barebone script and lets audience indulge in their own perspectives. 💎
We are not even in that level to comment on this kind of film... I always been a great devotee of Satyajit Ray...
Look at the present Indian film industry and look what Satyajit Sir made on those days. Incomparable...
His writings, Music Direction, Film making is not only art. It's pure sacred admiration... No wonder he is the first Indian to get Oscar Prize...
We are proud of you sir and we are proud to be bengalees for you sir...
Chayan Banerjee Oscars are shit look at How they treated Charlie Chaplin and Satyajit Ray just because they had different ideology.
Chayan Banerjee I'm a great admirer of his work, but he was not the first Indian to receive the Academy Award!
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oxymoron
Weird Lynx
Yes correct
It’s Bhanu Athaiya for Gandhi
Costume I guess
the rich kids acting is so good it made me want to give him a tight slap
Ahaha 😭😂
😂😂😂
@Sayan Chakraborty Satyajit Ray 🔥❤️
😁
😂😂
This short film was a symbolic representation of Vietnam War. The rich kid symbolises 1st world powers and the poor kid symbolises 3rd world countries. Great piece of creativity by the genius Ray.
absolutely right
wow , never thought of it in that context
The caged poor holding materialistic possessions vs the free spirited rich holding his happiness in every little thing he has.
Truly terrific from The Great, Satyajit Ray.
Did any one noticed at 5:25 ,when the rich kid point his gun towards the poor kid with bow & arrow. Poor kid became sad as he realizes that he can't fight with bow & arrow with a kid carrying a gun. This show the world history that how people with guns & money defeated poor people who have no advance weapon to fight, as they always have there traditional weapon. And this is right now is still happening.
Wow great observation
That's why a classic. Timeless.
Yes. Don't know why I started crying at that moment.
@@tejaswani.2270 8:54 was the moment when I felt bad...
when the opponent dont have same weapon then he/she shouldn't figth , they should use same weapon or no weapons , see mahabharat and ramayan when RAM didn't had charriot ravan didn't fought , ravan fought when RAM got charriot from lord Indra , which is called law of war
sir satyajit roy was so ahead of time
nah... that film perfectly represent the time it was filmed
gautam dev you have no clue do you? Of course tech was not there at all.. everything else was far better. U probably didn''t even understand it and the symbolism behind it. So naive
Clue: this was made during Vietman war.. now go figure
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@@gautamdev281 r/woosh...
that rich kid in the movie is now the grandfather of my friends cousin.. he is now 67 and recently had a bypass surgery..now he is healthy again
Wow
His name?
Liar 🌥🌥🌥😂
jhooth😒
Mithebaaj....🗡🏹
In Satyajit Ray's every movie every shot had a broad meaning, such a detailed depiction and artistic approach is excellent. That's why he's an iconic legend
One of the many reasons why Satyajit Ray is the BEST Indian storyteller ever.
The rich kid acting skills are amazing. I mean look at 8:56 . Look at that smile full of pride, and how fast and natural it changes to that facial expression of contempt against the poor kid. And again at 9:43 its impressive how he manages to smile with such cruelty and a childish arrogance that even for an adult would be extremely challenging to do.
Couldn't agree more.
Exactly gotta appreciate his skills
True.. both were so talented ❤
And most of his cast had not any acting experience.
@@sumanbepari609 power of ray
The unsatisfied rich guy and the self satisfied poor guy.....This is the meaning of "TWO".
Nice explanation 😊
@@hagimaru1147 why did i laugh at this💀
@@googoogaga8566 thats for common sense if you dont have then you dont have to laugh and i dont give F for you
@@hagimaru1147 ...bro i was laughing at your comment cuz i found it funny
What is wrong with you??
@@googoogaga8566 okay
A perfect documentary, without Satyajit Ray, it could never be made. He is really a genius for whom we Bengali people are proud of. Only a twelve minutes, that teaches us a life lesson, persuing happiness comes from inside, that abstract feelings never comes from the possessions we hold on our hands or displays for our room decorations.
man this is the most sweetest commentsection on youtube that i've ever seen
"Not to have seen the cinema of Ray means existing in this world without watching the sun or the moon"
- Akira Kurosawa
I would urge everyone , who have come here to experience this enthralling immutable work of Ray , to go through a book called 'Our Films , Their Flims' by Mr.Ray . He profoundly expresses his discernable ideas about the 'Art'. And , the universality of silent films ,which by imposition, and advent ,of audio has got depleted its all-appealing open ended character.
Edited : Wanted to quote the exact words.
Cinema*
@@walterwhite4699 nigga really?
Satyajit Ray is the reason I feel proud to say I'm a Bengali.
Real Talks not tagore?
Why not as Indian
Elango you should know the real reason 😂 a bong makes him look wiser while the other option doesnt. Maybe, that’s a maybe 😂😂
@@aravindbedean So Only Biharis proud as a Indian or someone else 😂
@Elango no they are the reason we don’t refer us as Indians 😂😂😂
The rich lad's portrayal of the United States was really spot on.
Satyajit Ray was an absolute gem. Beautiful.
Nowadays an intellectual artist mind is quite rare in the industry. Film makers failed to follow his legendary trail. Rip Indian Cinema😢.
@Damian Patriot Race 3 surpasses everything. That's a different league altogether.
Don't agree, there are some great filmographers today as well. Films like Newton, Kahaani, Black are some really thoughtful films. And you don't even know about the short films in India. THEY ARE AWESOME. Try some Indian short films.
making a movie is very tough.. for a normal person to do a movie in India is to submit his whole life into films.. it's very easy to criticise a movie but doing a movie needs lot of dedication, hard work, brilliance, talent and some luck too.
Why don't you try writing some screenplay.. then u ll understand the hardship of film making
The thing is we only scratch the surface but do not dig deeper. Every period of time has its own masterpiece. You'll have to dig deeper. There's art for the classes and art for the masses
@@martygusto3056 I don't think I have seen any Masterpiece from Bollywood recently . Most of them are just huge pile of shit . Though there are some good movies but even they are decent at best .
Let's just agree that these two actors were better than what we have today.
Nope
Today's bollywood is utter shit.
Well, it has nothing with the present but nepotism is the main reason why we don't have good actors. They are so rare.
We have actors but all is that we don't acknowledge them
@@rishavghosh9722 they're atleast better than mainstream actors!!!
Whenever I recommend someone Ray's films, I try to include this film within the top 5 films. Not only because it's an excellent piece of work, but also this film is an example on how beautifully metaphors can be portrayed on screen, without sophistication and ornaments in such a short time frame. Two has always been one of my favourite Ray's works. Glad that Academy restored it.
Hi Soham, Can you recommend top 5 films of Ray? Thank you.
1.Pather Panchali (A Song of the Little Road)
2.Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne (The Adventures of Goopy and Bagha)
3.Sonar Kella (The Fortress)
4.Hirak Rajar Deshe (The Kingdom of Diamonds)
5.Charulata (The Lonely Wife)
Here is my recommended 5 films (These are not necessarily my favourites) in no particular order:
1. Two
2. Aranyer Din Ratri (Days and Nights in the Forest)
3. Apur Sansar (The World of Apu) [If you can, watch Apu Trilogy: these three films together is the face of Indian cinema to the world.]
4. Nayak (The Hero)
5. Seemabaddha (Company Limited)
*sonar kella( the golden fortress) & Hirak rajar deshe(The land of the Diamond king)
Devi & Parash Pathar too.
Rich always want to dominant poor...but poor always fight... This is eternal truth 😤 Satyajit Ray not only a film 🎥 director, truly a legend philosopher.. As a Bengali, we are proud of him ❤️
the rich kid is america the poor kid is vietnam and satyajit ray is genius
@Great Destroyer bruh you should research before commenting .don't act like spoiled rich kid .
Rich Kid : Soviet Union
Poor Kid : Finland
@@farrightsocialistatheist845 If you watch his film Pratidwandi you'd know this is not true.
Kono bhaina , eitha kono koucho ?
@@farrightsocialistatheist845 no
Unbelievable concept without a single dialogue... Truly Genius
Being a bengali I feel so lucky because I can enjoy his creation in Bengali exactly what he wrote or made. He was actually a multifarious. He's one of the best Bengali ever .
One of the! Right!
He is one of the best that the world has ever seen
Have you seen apu Trilogy?
@@Vishal_Chauhan7 Dude , I'm a fanboy of Satyajit Roy ! ❣️ . So , yes ! :) .
@@ramizr lucky man ! . I wish to watch that movies but I don't understand Bengali☹️
It speaks volumes without having a single word being spoken is what truly is inspiring and heart touching !!
This film quality was ahead of its time. We may have better equipments and set but we can't produce such masterpiece. Truly remarkable work.
That ending was chilling!
I saw your comment before finishing it. I was afraid chubby was gonna shoot him
me too.
itsaguinness then it wouldn't have been a Ray film
same here
itsaguinness you shouldn't read comments be you watch the full thing, I used to do it but then stopped... ☮️
Rabindranath Tagore had written on his autobiography that those who has many things to plays has actually nothing to plays. That concept is seen here. So the rich boy though having many toys , watches the poor boy.
I am surprised to think that that concept is same today also. That's why Satyajit Ray is eternal. Proud to be a Bengali.
Great point! Thanks.
Proud to be Indian too
@@meenishjaiswal1790 I guess he who commented was a Bangladeshi Bengali. :)
It's true that 10 minutes are enough to learn or present something fantastic. This short film resembles so many things.
What a comment
One word : MASTERPIECE.
Thankyou for preserving this art.
Hi, if you havent dont miss his masterpiece.. Pather Panjali.
That ending is hauntingly beautiful. The editing, score, acting, framing, thematic metaphors and overall story structure, all are so subtle and yet so powerful and masterfully done. I have learned a lot from this than a film school. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Mr Satyajit Ray.
👌
I was expecting a climax where the guy in outdoors would bring on some friends and playing with them and the rich guy couldn't match it with plethora of toys he had.
Satyajit Ray is very subtle
Mughe bhi yahi lga tha
Your climax also suits the story very much
Yes a beautiful idea indeed 👍
Good idea.
Maybe it is the 31st or 32nd time I'm rewatching this video to understand what RAY can deliver in a 12-minute film and I found that every pixel of the film is creativity. A man may have unveiled all his creative potential. Amazing just unbelievable
Poor kid: plays flute again
Rich kid: war flashbacks
😂😂
XD
*Vietnam Flashback
@@mcpeguru4060**Pakistan Flashback
The poor kid plays the flute again and is happy. The rich kid is frustrated and unhappy.
It's a shame that this masterpiece is unknown to *_most Indians_*. I loved this ❤️ am sharing it .
Now, Indians love & Go Crazy Over Salman, Shahrukh,Anaya Pandey,Alia,Tiger,Etc..
@@shobhakumari6523 pls don't say Indians say north Indians. Half of the people in India doesn't know the actors and actresses that you mentioned.
Do you really expect this short film to be known by the most of the Indians ? 🙄🙄
Do you know about the movie 'Charachar' ?
I am seeing it for the first time today.
কোনো বাঙালি আছো নাকি? এটা বাঙ্গালীর জন্য গর্বের বিষয় ❤️❤️♥️
ভালোবাসার অপর নাম সত্যজিৎ রায় ♥️♥️♥️
Obossoi gorbo hoche. Tar sathe lojja o korche bangalir bortoman obostha dekhe.
@@antman6295 seja boleche dada
End ta ki chilo uf osadharon
জ্বি
Either that or kabir singh fans
I can only imaginee, how well Mr. Ray had seen and read the world. A subtle story without any dialogue. Masterpiece.
*FUN FACT:-*
* Satyajit Ray sir decided to make a *movie in late 1960s "THE ALIEN". It* *was to be co-produced by Hollywood* *production 'Columbia pictures' but* *eventually movie got cancelled. In the* *late 1980s Steven Spielberg stole this* *idea and made 'E.T:- the extraterrestrial',* *which was later remade in bollywood as* *"koi mil gya'*
Thre is a story by other writer in bengali like koi mil gaya
Wish Satyajit sir would've made that !
Just enjoy the movie there were hundreds of science fiction alien based stories and novels in western culture from 100s of year and I really dont think india has made much of science fictions in early 1900s and and alien science fiction doesnt feel like satyajit ray's style
He is more of artistic and classy
A series of thief 🤣
@@geeks4all507 satyajit ray has always written creative stories even fantasies....for example goopy gyne bagha byne....so a wonderful story such as that of et is quite expected to be satyajit ray's creation...though i dont approve of the blame suggesting plagiarism i know very less abouy
*Those kid's expressions are amazing... we can feel the poor boy*
And now expressionless starkids ruling the bollywood 😂😂
@@fazilahmed9267 sab bik gaye hai.....
@@fazilahmed9267 tum katai chutiyeo hon yha bhe chutiyaap kar rhe hon bure ko bura bolne se acha ache no praise karo.. This short film has many layers ushe decoed karo rather ye chutiyap ke
This film is made during the Vietnam War, experts believe that the film makes “a strong anti-war statement” as it ends with street kid’s flute sound overpowering sound of expensive toys. Now no need to say who is Vietnam here and who is the spoiled rich kid :D
@Abhishek shukla he said the same thing, don't try to overdo it.
@Abhishek shukla I think you know deep down you are not that smart and just wanna be smart. But don't give up. If you wanna be smart you will be. Just don't try to act like one when you clearly are not. Be real. Be authentic. That's more respectable than being smart
In the last scene , the toy falls and breaks like the rich boy. I think its a tale of 2 inner life spirit. One who seems to be rich but confined to a window. Another who seems poor but being in the wide open spirit of life. While one wants to win to justify the walls , one just allows his free spirit to flow enjoying his existence. Such a strong visual. No need to take home any message, sometimes its life as it is.
Just one line: "Maharaja tomaare Selaam"....its a reflection of the fight against imperialism, capitalism, consumerism to live a simple social life....where the one in power can never snatch away the purpose of living a blissful life from the one that struggling, no matter what.
He is the finest filmmaker of India...watching his movie inspires, teaches, gives strength, provides positive vibes-- fulfills all the criteria of a true ART!!!whenver I watch his movies, regret not having him now...!!
Just a small piece of art with such a deep meaning into it...It clearly speaks the turmoil between Rich and Poor without a single dialogue. Never seen a director as big as his stature in India....He is best among directors in the world :)
sadly there ain't another one rn
Heard of PuttaNNa KaNagal?! Don't miss his Kannada movies.
Aa gaya yaha bhi tu spammer
When the poor kid turned back with the torn kite I was constantly chanting "Give me hope" in my head without realising.
There was pity and joy both in the end.
And now bollywood is sending Gully Boy for oscar nominations.... What a shame!
I hate gully boy,fucking shit
Yep. Unfortunately we are left with shitbags making shitty decisions to represent Indian film industry on a global stage like the Oscars.
Gully Boy wasn't shit but also not as great as to send into the Oscars!
Tumbbad would've been a wiser choice!
@@PuneeeetAnand yes it is
They've should have sent Tumbaad instead
Its a heritage... M showing this to my students of Heritage club...
Wow this film was so ahead of time. His own robot destroyed his tower.
HahA VERY NICE THOUGHT,
Symbolic of 9/11
@@shashpicious20 ray didn't know that
@@cob426 That's why the comment says the film is ahead of its time.
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We are lucky that a genious like Ray was born in our country and we can enjoy his films and writings in our mother language. This is also an awsome piece of work.
"Art is biggest weapon against unjust power, and literature is the biggest weapon against dogmatic ideologies"
If you love Mr ray's movies you have good taste, if you can relate to it then start questioning your society
Ray ji
Not mr ray
If you are an Indian, call him ray ji. Don't insert British cospum 🙁
@@randomdogwith3ginternetacc996 that's a dogmatic ideology
Satyajit Ray was a civilisation himself.
The poor was having his fun ,the rich kid couldn’t bear that and tried to make the point that he has better toys, poor one didn’t care about it at all so rich was anxious and tried to torn apart the kite as he thought by doing this he’ll make the poor sad and feel happy, though he was successfull he found out that poor one is still happy and he felt sad about it. If I am not wrong it’s the same structure in modern society, rich earns money and try to show to the poor that he is happy if poor doesn’t care about it they will try to disgrace them and make themselves look better and bigger in terms of happiness and prestige if they are not successfull in makkng poor sad they feel unhappy after all their efforts. This is a masterpiece , he tried to show that the way we pursue happiness is wrong we must feel good about ouuselves from within and not by mocking others or doing harm to them because it never gonna work.
shashikant dwivedi sae kha
Unfortunately, Ray does NOT show that the poor is still happy. In fact, he shows the poor retreat and disappear, so the rich has indeed succeeded in stamping out the happiness of the poor - just as the rich have succeeded in making the poor miserable in OUR society. HOWEVER, Ray does show that this victory is hollow and does NOT make the rich happy. Ray is telling an all around sad little story, for no one comes out well in the end.
@@zantigar in last seconds you could still hear the flute which poor kid started playing again and rich kid was totally devestated you can see his toy tower fells off and he sits there quietly and sad I think that explains everything, also your point of view is interesting.
@@shashikantdwivedi5792 Watch that ending again carefully. The rich kid stares blankly out the window. I believe the rich kid is only IMAGINING hearing the tune of flute which the poor boy played at the beginning of the film. It is the poor boy's absence which is finally so heart-rending. Satyajit Ray shows how memory and the pangs of conscience are finally working on the soul of the rich kid. Listen to that lonely wind at the end - the little poor kid is NOT there. This is a metaphor for martyrdom: They can kill Gandhi or Martin Luther King, but they can't kill their songs. That is what brings tears to my eyes.
Background music at the start was soothing.
It suddenly made me happy.
what kinda music is that??
@@aashishgupta9392 Ray's own music .. He used to play many instruments.. All of his music was his own... You can check a film on him how he made his first film " Aparajito" On him... To understand him better
The child actors in this masterpiece acted better than most actors nowadays who get a lot of respect and money. This is the sad truth.
Are you from Rajasthan? Sriganganagar? Nosegay Public School?
I'm from West Bengal
@Kaushik Kurudi lol
@@amish4526 I am from rajasthan, sri ganganagar
True that. Half of the Bollywood with zero acting skills but their fans worship them like god and goddesses.
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