Episode 1 | Fursat Mein Serious Baatein with Varun Grover | Vikramaditya Motwane

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Film me zyada maar pit hona accha hai… or not?
Tackling this “lighthearted” issue, we have writer and director Vikramaditya Motwane (Sacred Games, Udaan, Lootera) - here to talk about his thoughts on masculinity, violence in films and what it means for him to include (or not include) scenes of violence in his films.
Check out the first episode of ‘Fursat Mein Serious Baatein with Varun Grover’, presented by ‪@breakthroughtv‬ and made in collaboration with Varun Grover.
Credits:
Special Thanks to
Vikramaditya Motwane
Written by
Nisha Kalra and Varun Grover
Produced By
MediaMonks India
Country head- Films & Content
Joshua Upputuru
Executive Producer
Aditi Pakala
Senior Producer
Gauri Tikhe
Films Manager
Shiv Pillai
Director of Photography
Arkodeb Mukherjee
Chief Assistant Director
Imran khan
Production Designer
Vinod
Costume Stylist
Nikita Wanvari
Hair Make up
Ravi Samel & Team
Line Producer
Imran Merchant
Production Managers
Nivith
Karan
Sonu
Behind the Scenes
Deepika Pathak
Camera Operators
Sonit
Saurabh
Vishal
Camera Equipment
Video Plus
Light Equipment
One Stop Digital
Light Team
Yunus & team
Sound Recordist
Shanu
Vanity Vans
Mumbadevi Veyhicles
Production Cars
Aastha Cars
Spot Team
Paresh & Team
Post Production
Editor
Aakash Jaiswal
Colourist
Badrul Hassan
Post Production Coordinator
Ashutosh Upadhyay
Music Director
Gavin & Haroon
Sound Engineer
Vikhyat Paniyadi
VFX Team
Stephen Joseph
Ranjan Verma
Post Production House
Maverick Studios.

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Комментарии : 190

@prasr3858 Год назад

I would listen to whoever Varun speaks to.. even with a Rangeen Billi 😅 he’s so great to listen to.. and thoughtful too.

@007einstien Год назад

Naaaaai, we cant have VARUN GROVER interviewing someone like VM and have it not be a 3 hour conversation about writing and cinema and just one specific topic 😢 😢

@LeadershipNBreakthroughs Год назад

As this episode talks about depiction of violence on screen, one movie which strikes a chord with me is Aparna Sen's Mr. & Mrs. Iyer. Though no blood is shown on screen but the violence and the impact is chilling. Brilliant portrayal and what a cinematic impact. And I do often feel maybe the lens through which we portray or depict violence definitely change when it is from a woman's pov than man.

@mubashirhaq2651 Год назад

That denture man!

@LeadershipNBreakthroughs Год назад

@@mubashirhaq2651 So true. It haunts me every time I think about the scene.

@mubashirhaq2651 Год назад

@@LeadershipNBreakthroughs maybe that is the purpose.. I kept thinking about that scene and what happened to him!

@Firozshaikh1973 Год назад

Thank you fr reminding about this movie it did give goosebumps without showing too much

@anandayush4338 Год назад

Aparna Sen is a legendary filmmaker infact the whole family's contribution to cinema is unmatchable

@gauravrai576 Год назад

( 20:20 ) क्या ही ख़ूबसूरत और ज़रूरी सवाल पूछा आपने, वरुण!! इस तरह के संवाद एक लेखक के तौर पर आपसे ही अपेक्षित हो सकते थे. 👏👏👏

@kushagratewari249 Год назад

'Writing a gender neutral character...' was such a beautiful and unexpected question. Despite not talking much about techniques rather on creation of characters and driving force in movies made this episode so special.

@AbhishekKumar-kn8gv Год назад

The best interview on the internet after a long time Keep doing interviews like this Varun sir.

@abhinavkumar8377 Год назад

These two are the reason i still like Hindi cinema

@raja-jl9os Год назад

People love south filmmakers and actors more than cheap bollywood shit

@shrutishah6008 Год назад

i admire you so much. thank you for this. its fun to see someone take the projection of an artform seriously. lots of love ❤

@MK-np3me Год назад

Very refreshing and rewarding to see Varun in the role of an interviewer. I appreciate that he makes this more of a conversation. Good episode and looking forward to more of them. Shubh kamnayen.

@PandaTheAB Год назад

Great insightful conversation 😊 Never realized the part about the difference in writing vs actual portrayal of violence till it was highlighted. Tropes are definitely influenced and developed by what people watch and they lead to more commercialization of those tropes. It is a vicious circle.

@personaldata1270 Год назад

On suggestion pointer ...I have as a creator myself .. for example you invited Vikram Motwani...so while he was telling about certain scenes , if you would have shown small clips of the scenes themself, then it would have been more concrete.. not only to us but to him also so that he cud spk after liking at those scenes

@abhilashaojha Год назад

So grateful that you started this series. Absolutely wonderful ❤

@sumitkashyapjha Год назад

It feel so refreshing to see a conversation like this. Absolutely loved how Varun ji build the conversation is almost as good as his Stand up sets and Moh Moh ke Dhage 😒

@sarahkumkumapoovu Год назад

Terrific discussion. Vikram is brutally honest and perhaps too self critical. I think Bhavesh Joshi is an underrated masterpiece that should have multiple sequels. I’m sure a female character would have been very interesting but the film holds well in its formation too. Wish it had been a bigger success!

@alishbodar8119 Год назад

2 minutes into the video and I am already in awe of your narration skills.

@kunaljain6865 Год назад

So much wanted to see a show with you as the host, and have discussions on Cinema, Stories & Politics / Ideologies around the stories with some of the best people from the Hindi / Regional / World Cinema. I am glad this is happening now and the first guest itself is one of my favourite filmmakers Vikramaditya Motwane sir. Have been a huge admirer of his work since Udaan had released in 2010, still remember seeing Inception and Udaan on the same day and to this day it has been the most memorable double feature visit to the cinema. Didn't want this conversation to end so soon, and would have loved to listen to a deeper conversation around the important subjects raised during this conversation...Looking forward to many more of such interesting serious baatein, fursat mei kri hui.

@PraC19 Год назад

Bring Kausar Munir!!!

@krishmehta7521 Год назад

Varun bhaiya episode Acha tha aur kaafi interesting concept hai. Bus ek feedback tha when you restrict the conversation to just one topic, it sometimes becomes a little repetitive and the retention rate would decrease (unless it’s a big celeb or a controversial opinion). Baaki aapka kaam toh hamesha dekhenge

@Ghazal.sheikh5 Год назад

It is important to have a subject and talk diffeent perspective around it

@smitachowdhury5186 Год назад

Best thing I heard? VM says, "I have just finished a movie *AND* the editing is also (almost!) done." 😍

@ojhadinesh Год назад

Dear Varun Sir , Please keep Uploading any kinds of your videos , we love listen to you. Thank You 🙏🤗

@shyamts7125 Год назад

Thank you for doing this in english so that non hindi speakers like me could understand a great mind like Vikram😍

@meantika Год назад

Varun, this was authentic like most of your work. Vikramaditya was honest and real. .You both have great rapport and it showed. Looking forward to more such conversations.

@raja-jl9os Год назад

Kgf is alao show brutal violence

@harshkum Год назад

good intellectual conversation. would love to see more. specially discussions that include social issues.

@kamanivenkatagowtham8333 Год назад

Most awaited episode, Thank You Varun 😊

@pratyushkumarsahoo8591 Год назад

Amazing episode 👏..great job both of you

@ShoumikDeVideos Год назад

The acceptance of violence and non acceptance of affection is very deep rooted. We grow up learning it from our parents… if ok for dad to hit mom or yell at her in front of kids but its a big taboo to show any kind of affection.

@raja-jl9os Год назад

Bro kantara movie dekho

@lubispensieve Год назад

Thank you for returning to RU-vid Varunji ❤️🙏🏼🌹 Khush Amdeed!!!

@PraC19 Год назад

WONDERFUL INTERVIEW! Beautifully done.

@zikuzsar Год назад

Some of the best takeaways came from the last 5 mins of the episode. That was absolute gold! Even though, I personally was not very convinced with the violence debate, but sure enjoyed the discussion about gender discrimination. Major topic which I felt was missing in this was about Gender Pay Disparity. But chalo sahi hai, great 1st podcast. And, it's a pet peeve, you say "Whatever" quite a lot, Varun. 🙈 Cheers!

@prashantkulkarni1276 Год назад

Thank you Varun Sir for this new channel ❤️

@ameyakannur3637 Год назад

please never stop this show

@damanp445 Год назад

Serious varun bhi bot harddd!!!

@arnabmukherjee3255 Год назад

Its a treat hearing on various topics from you. Thanks for coming back again on youtube.

@Ayesha_F Год назад

Ah! So glad you started this channel. Really looking forward to watching. ❤️

@editorspanel8286 Год назад

Thanks a lot for starting a series with these amazing filmmakers and storytellers. It's really insightful, how an element in film is designed and what impact it can have, what is the actually intention of the filmmaker in portraying it the way they do. It's a masterclass for someone like me who is a filmmaking student. Thank you so much.!!

@raja-jl9os Год назад

Bollywood dont know how to make rooted commercial movie watch kantara its unique commercial movie

@ajslife3961 Год назад

Awesome start Varun. That's a great UDAAN to start the show with the engaging, riveting, inspiring and deeply moving movie maker Vikramaditya Motwane. Also, its good to see you are slowly becoming bachpan ka Varun Grover (mota).

@lalitgautam9118 Год назад

Such a pleasure to listen to listen to you two together ❤️❤️

@hitakshisharma8350 Год назад

Where have you been Varun sir...been waiting for you since Sandeep aur pinky farar..so good u started show with vikram Motwane...good start..

@smriti8423 Год назад

So rare that I got through and infact enjoyed listening to two men talking ..

@TejasNarvekar1 Год назад

Congratulations on the new channel Varun bhai. All the best.. Subscribe kar liya hai.. 👍🏼

@bhawnasharma6557 Год назад

Great Episode, Only you could ask such brilliant questions. Nothing less than Amazing. Loved the entire Episode.

@shakalpematjaapandu3077 Год назад

Nice title of show 🙏🙏🙏 Also i am a huge fan of udaan movie still remembers how many awards it had won at that time.

@Bhw5097 Год назад

Great topic, great questions🔥

@dr.dharmesh.bhadja Год назад

cool people, cool talks! nice to have varun on left side of the mic. Interesting things will come...

@shreyaacharya670 Год назад

Great episode 👏👌

@iamadityavaishy Год назад

Great episode. Waiting for next 😌

@cheyushvaswani6768 Год назад

Thank you for starting this much needed conversation around violence, which I feel (in my humble personal opinion) can very often be avoided/symbolised in our content. Would love to hear more on usage of cuss words and perspectives around it.

@storytellershiveshmishra6189 Год назад

I really loved this episode, Deep insights about musculinity, though i d love is you explore more contents of hindi cinema not just restricting it to one topic

@pranitkadam7420 Год назад

More power to you!!!!! Best wishes for the channel and for this show❤️🙌🫶

@happyarora6172 Год назад

Mere chehre pe khushi hai I like it boss

@phenomenal14U Год назад

Love this episode 👍👍👍😁😁

@carpediem8533 Год назад

Very honest and real conversation.

@aryapraagya Год назад

When you talk about the depiction of violence, there has to be discourse around violence inflicted upon women and how that is often portrayed without empathy

@stevechatha4533 Год назад

Does anyone else remember the OTHER version of Sholay in which Thakur kills Gabbar by stomping on him with those keel waale chappals!?! I swear, THAT is the version I grew up watching & then suddenly, Sholay came on TV & the climax changed!!! For YEARS I told people about the chappal se maut scene & nobody believed me, but thankfully the internet happened & many others remember seeing that scene, too, but I think the Sippy’s had to change the end at some point. I’m not delusional. Hua tha. Maa kasam!!

@INDIANRCB Год назад

Good for ur next project 👏👏👏

@tejasnetkar Год назад

Varun bhai you done Great work

@twc-thewrongchoices5668 Год назад

Great analysis of Mr.bhansalis filmaking style The unsettling violence

@yogeshkokane8480 Год назад

Would like to see a special playlist to guide newcomers in film making world be it writing, be it anything!

@soniachand6728 Год назад

Great conversation! Loved it! 🤌🏼♥️

@ankur.strings Год назад

Fulfilling. ✨

@WakingGrunt Год назад

Sir.... Glad to see you again ❤

@AnilJeengar Год назад

Very interesting subject and very well execution... Well Done Varun

@jonahijaanta 11 месяцев назад

Movies teach us that concerns are useless but in reality concerns are matter ❤

@hafiztapadar3273 Год назад

Fan of both

@anubala3223 Год назад

We needed this talk.

@nishaFly9 Год назад

It's a different show 👍

@personaldata1270 Год назад

I hope it's a nice show.. Where the right elements of a talk show are covered, in whatever way the creator seems right, for sure

@Aman_nyc Год назад

Legend 💪 VG 🙏

@saddamkhan-nk8sl Год назад

Varun Sir is back😊

@sarthakchaubey8939 Год назад

If future episodes could be in Hindi. It would be even better.

@krushnakadu2866 Год назад

'Empowerment needs to be normalised, Consent needs to be normalised'....he said it.....

@swapanburman7704 Год назад

Good initiative

@WatermelonSugar1209 Год назад

Lovely episode. I liked how you chose a topic for this and related it to the idea of masculinity which cinema has thrust opon the society. Kudos to Vikram for recognizing that he can’t create deep female characters. Hope that gets more women in the writer’s rooms. Keep on going Varun!

@naamnei Год назад

Those who're into it, any idea what MBTI and Ennnegram Vikramaditya M and Varun G might be? Fascinated by their creative skills

@samtailosu Год назад

My two favorite people.

@mehak8534 Год назад

Appreciate the room for end credits !

@vineetwunnavamohanty176 Год назад

Sakini Dakini is a new Telugu ,buddy cop film that has come out on Netflix, led by two female actors.

@KaadiLaaBeediLaa Год назад

Big fan of u sir. Karnatak

@bumurk6087 Год назад

Nuance in this show is important

@yashsachdev1928 Год назад

Wow! What a conversation.. very very insightful. Tip for viewers: watch vikram's part at 0.75x and Varun's at 1.25x

@CineMahaul Год назад

बधाई वरुण!

@SanishMaharjan Год назад

@whatever3041 Год назад

इतना हिल डुल कर बात करने की क्या ज़रूरत है, पर ठीक है सब का अपना अपना है, Anupama Chopra is the best when it comes to interviewing, she manages to ask difficult questions without being pushy and doesn’t lose her cool but then she is super rich so may be that helps like A LOT.

@vikaskumar70 Год назад

Maja aaya

@ganeshghadge8626 Год назад

Nice

@Azeemmerchant Год назад

❤️❤️❤️

@fazayal83 Год назад

I had read this in a Hindi story in school. Don't remember the name of the story or the writer. There was a line in it "Shareef aadmi gundon se zyada Police se darta hai. "

@shashankethane Год назад

The episodes need to be longer

@yogendraa8390 Год назад

❤️

@sanskritinahata Год назад

Can we have a movie on psychology and understanding the human mind and emotions? Like the hyper masculinity and Dev das syndrome is all because boys are not encouraged to be in touch with their emotions by their fathers and society etc. so you can get into the victimhood or saviour mode rather than learning to handle your own emotions (your feminine)