Episode 2 | Fursat Mein Serious Baatein with Varun Grover | Alankrita Shrivastava

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Rape as ‘Masala’ in Bollywood? Our next guest Alankrita Shrivastava, director of Lipstick Under My Burkha and Made in Heaven talks about how Bollywood uses rape in films and what it means. Watch the second episode of ‘Fursat Mein Serious Baatein with Varun Grover’, an all-new show tackling some of the tough questions in the film industry.
‘Fursat Mein Serious Baatein with Varun Grover’ is the all-new show where we talk with creators and filmmakers about a topic many have opinions on but few have answers: violence in cinema.
(Presented by ‪@breakthroughtv‬ in collaboration with Varun Grover and co-written by Nisha Kalra)
Credits:
Special Thanks to
Alankrita Shrivastava
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
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Video Plus
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One Stop Digital
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Yunus & team
Sound Recordist
Shanu
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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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@anilatarannum Год назад

It's always a great delight to hear Alankrita Srivastava talk. So many gems and food for thought are just casually sprinkled across her conversations. Loved this!

@ammarkhan3791 Год назад

Ft y. A G G

@vijurao8009 Год назад

Varun, what a refreshing view on Dangal and Pink. While both the movies were just outright fantastic, you are right the story became about victory of the Male protagonist. No wonder you are my most remarkable person list. From your stories to your comedy to Lyrics to Talks all are just so captivating.

@beingbongchronicles Год назад

Rituparno Ghosh's perspective and gaze with his cinema is a treat to watch. His female characters and the way he portrayed them showed a nuanced and empathetic depiction. Hindi Cinema can learn a lot from his range of films and how he subverted Patriarchal norms with an evolved male perspective. This discussion reminded me of Rituparno Ghosh alot

@jyotirmoyghosh1720 Год назад

Since he might be in a constant tussle with himself and his sexuality in his growing up years. Hence , I think he empathised with women a lot , more than other filmmakers, but basically hetero men who have always stayed at a privileged pedestal than the oppressed ones, don't try to even place themselves in the deep shackles of patriarchy.

@beingbongchronicles Год назад

@@jyotirmoyghosh1720 The personal turmoil always play an integral part in Art for sure. The hyper masculinity is one of the biggest problems the man faces mostly in their own growth. Guess the balance is key..

@jyotirmoyghosh1720 Год назад

@@beingbongchronicles Indeed.

@atishmaity7631 Год назад

I completely agree.. miss Ritu Da a lot these days..his story telling was outstanding.. the complexities each women deal on a day to day basis , he showed all of them perfectly be it bariwaali, Dahan, Unishe April,Raincoat,Dosor,Titli etc.. also his portrayal of transgender persons in later half of his career is truly remarkable.. filmmakers need to understand the complexities women and men with less masculinity face.. I would take another name who is very good with both.. Juhi Chaturvedi ( Vicky donor, Piku, October etc.).. Irrfan & Jishu both playing supporting role in Piku's life not trying to overshadow the father daughter relationship which is beautiful.. then comes October where I loved Varun's character, Empathetic, Sensitive,No male ego,Innocent, Caring...

@PokhrajRoy. Год назад

I’m here for this conversation with two of my favourite artists 👏🏽

@ramyapriyadarshini3961 Год назад

Very beautiful and thoughtful. Depiction of women in Indian cinema was alwayd all white and black but directors like alankrita are adding more colours to women's character which is fascinating and a very bold step. Varun your choice of questions are also remarkable because it shows the perspective and thinking of the director.

@dobby3159 Год назад

Studying in Wellham itself is a huge privilege! Makes me wonder if all the cream in bollywood or any industry for that matter are privileged one way or the other

@smitachowdhury5186 Год назад

And Varun, (going just by episodes 1 and 2) you have a great thing going! Much and more to you.

@miku1408 Год назад

The thing she said about not feeling fully free or owning space was actually quite profound

@cinema2748 Год назад

My goodness.!! Wellham school"s fee str. Yearly expenditure approx. 13 lakh. Admission fee 1 lakh. She comes from a really wealthy family. !!

@arjanbanerjee227 Год назад

Enjoyed the conversation. But I think Dangal can't be labelled as a male saviour film. It was a biopic on Mahavir Phogat. He is a father, trainer, motivator, inspiration for his daughters and protective of them by natural instinct.

@vedantahankari9569 Год назад

Beautiful Interview.. I loved her all points.. They were on point.. And these are the kind of discussions I want to see about cinema

@prabhavjain8391 Год назад

This is the exactly kind of discussion that was lacking on such scale in our cinema. An interview by an artist, of an artist about 'the' artforms always begets wonders. Kudos

@whyrishabh Год назад

Pehli baar Alankrita ko suna. Bahot achha laga. I learnt many things. Thanks for bringing her.

@learningvisit Год назад

I think Varun Grover was a great man .They talk are awesome 👍 They will speak reality what happening in my society and that things is so good 😊

@saugataghosh4371 Год назад

I wander why we are not getting more of him on RU-vid........@varun Grover , we want you more.

@smitachowdhury5186 Год назад

I feel like I got to *know* Alankrita Srivastava via this conversation! (And I liked what I saw/heard). To honour this new-found "knowledge", I will rewatch Lipstick Under my Burqa. And I will be very grateful to anyone who can direct me to a (streaming) source for Turning 30. 🙏

@kismita1 Год назад

I was 20 when I saw the turning 30- trailer. The movie got me excited about the 30s. Now that I am thirty, I would love to watch the film and what exactly is it about?

@aman331616 Год назад

When I listen some director's thought after watching thier movie it just blows away my mind, I think how superficially i watch the movie and how there are so many layers and different perspective of any character or any situation.

@SagarCampli Год назад

13:00 I remember as a kid my parents particularly my mum asking me to switch channel when there's a rape scene... With all the innocence once I told my mum it's the heroine so she won't be raped.. Then it was so important for the heroine to be "pure" Now we see male leads being raped... We have come a long way... Thanks to the film maker like you guys...

@PraC19 Год назад

Wonderful, wonderful and very powerful conversation!!!

@dobby3159 Год назад

I loved LUMB ! It was really crisp and came together seamlessly in the end.

@lalaland8112 Год назад

I watched lipstick under my Burka , with a girlfriend in theatre in Singapore. Originally from Bhopal, I was so excited, nostalgic opening scene shot in DB city mall but I was not prepared for what's gonna hit me. It was a gem, I liked Bombay Begum too. More power to such people who bring out the voices from among us. Thanks to Varun for this piece.

@PokhrajRoy. Год назад

This was a fun conversation ! Thank you for this 👏🏽

@Amro_spective Год назад

Alankrita is one the Indian women filmmakers with a unique and clear voice and style in her movies

@imageofparadox Год назад

Thank you, it's an interesting yet thought provoking conversation.

@sauravshekhar4989 Год назад

Why These conversation are not in Hindi ? I like it in English But I'm curious? 🤔

@Ghazal.sheikh5 Год назад

I'm fan of alankrita.. watched every film of her and what a brilliant storytelling

@anagha1605 Год назад

So so fun! Two of my fave artists🎉

@shreyaacharya670 Год назад

Always great to understand the cinema more 💐💐💐

@achamomiletea Год назад

amazing amazing question about Pink and Dangal being male-savior films! LOVED THAT BIT!

@shwetaupadhyay4189 Год назад

Great to see varun coming regularly to youtube

@tejaspatel9724 Год назад

Sir, i am really impressed and learn how to write from you ..sir, i would like to meet ... kandivali statin pe kitane baje mil sakta hoon ..

@sapna7708 Год назад

Sir ne start mein jo bola that made a lot of sense.

@SpeckInTheUniverseMihirSemwal Год назад

"One thousand years from now there will be no guys and no girls, just wankers. Sounds great to me." ~~~ Renton, Trainspotting

@nishaFly9 Год назад

Great episode 👍

@yashdeepshukla Год назад

I know this is not the right place but I just wanted to ask, when is the next video of aisi tesi democracy coming? or your stand alone stand-up video?

@PokhrajRoy. Год назад

18:15 It’s called ‘Manterruption’, FYI.

@pratieksengar Год назад

How a conversation should be like - effortless - candid - honest.

@salaljavid4320 Год назад

Need more podcast like this

@roshankumar.official Год назад

Baki to sab achha hai lekin dono ne jo kya bole jo relaxed sleepy interview bhai sahab itna comfartable kon hota hai

@simipasricha3538 Год назад

Awesome interview..

@sapna7708 Год назад

More than the guest I love listening to the host. 🙈

@PokhrajRoy. Год назад

Alankrita Srivastava and I have watching a film we like ad nauseum or many times in common lol

@mayankshukla4972 Год назад

Varun bhaiya aap bhi kuch bola ya poocha kro, it sounds like a sermon only the guest is talking on and on. Be it in this or previous one.

@yogendraa8390 Год назад

❤️

@k.k.5261 Год назад

Jaisa aadmi, vaise fans lol. Most his male 'worshippers' are oh so annoyed in the comments that the female guest is talking more than Lord Varun Bhaiyya, trying to give credit for HER ideas to him and his questions, some are bashing her films, others are asking for some male guest pweeez. Contrast that to the comments on Motwane videos. Even VG goes a lil ahem berserk on social media when cheering on men, mourning a famous man's demise, championing younger upcoming men, celebrating a man's heroic-ness or virtues. Women he talks about only trying to ~understand~ 🤔these creatures who make half the world(and he is 42 years old btw) or something banal about feminism to make sure all brownie points are secured and cashed at all chances, completely rejecting or scarily ignoring that this is also a person JUST LIKE myself and all these other men I feel love and respect for, whose future/career I care about on the same level as mine. I have never in my life seen fans who are 'unlike' the public figure they are fans of, so not surprised. Boomers who love Barjatya films where the woman is just worshipping a nincompoop parmeshvar and is just a figure of service are all so similar. Interesting.

@lakshminair3349 Год назад

Credits jab itni lambi ho, to acha lagta hai! :))

@happyarora6172 Год назад

Love u sir

@gemmabindra Год назад

i like the idea of women telling women stories, but I also like the idea of women telling male stories, and basically women telling any story and telling it well.

@shahatajsarkar7626 Год назад

❣️❣️

@sujoymukherjee1930 Год назад

Excellent

@wardakhan8267 Год назад

Wait! Where did my 35 minutes go? ❤

@jayashrikalita4849 Год назад

Sir please do stand up also

@shrutishah6008 Год назад

please don't stop: my head

@saugataghosh4371 Год назад

Varun Grover is the bestttttt..

@heyhowareyou1 Год назад

Pls interview Ratna Pathak Shah next!

@kanikamalik501 Год назад

This is the kind of talks our society needs

@smriti8423 Год назад

Varun, please please bring Rima Das also.. !

@Roffsrandomrants Год назад

Oops...just discovered the channel....subscribed👍

@1-_-I Год назад

English doesn't do justice to this conversation. Films which are being discussed are so rustic and close to our reality. I wish you could converse more in hindi

@cauliflowerhead2735 Год назад

She is a terrific storyteller. Made in Heaven and Lipstick under my burkha were masterpieces. Good luck, Alankrita! For your future projects.

@sapna7708 Год назад

Agency!

@user-sp2lj8et2n Год назад

कुणाल कामरा को बुलाइए🙏🏻

@shadabahmed579 Год назад

it wouldnt be a stretch to say she's an accomplished creator and still she has to put so much thought on funding for her movies/shows sad!

@MrVajinder Год назад

Not a hater, but towards the end everything became repetitive and every question had just one answer to it over and over again with alot of “like” “you know” at certain point it’s like, ‘are kehna kya chahte ho’. One should tell their idea of what are they doing for change rather than being all generic about it. 🙄

@sangeetachakravorty3048 Год назад

Missed Chenna ji

@shakalpematjaapandu3077 Год назад

💛💛💛💛💛💚💚💚💚💚

@rajmahanta5737 Год назад

She was talking in circles and had no clarity. It seems she has no idea about film making and is more interested in pushing her political agenda. I've only watched her Lipstick Under my Burkha, which was an okay film, a tad above mediocre. I just googled her filmography and don't anything great. I'm sorry, but I feel we could have had other creators with more passion for the art, because in the end, it's conversations about cinema and its effect on life.

@matineetime1940 Год назад

Biopower

@Chhhatrapal Год назад

Best!

@Ghazal.sheikh5 Год назад

Varun humara aaj ka gandhi hai.. non violence chahta hai

@gyan446 Год назад

JOke ye hai idhar they are discussing about "HINDI" films in english .. chotiye

@VKsWorld Год назад

hinduphobic writer alankita srivastav spotted

@whatever3041 Год назад

sir can you please try to sit straight, all this hilna-dulna is very very distracting

@anirbansarkar6773 Год назад

Lipstick was a shitty film. Such disgusting making.

@SMon-wh6om Год назад

Sorry unpopular opinion but Alankrita is a very overrated director. Her best work for me is only Made in heaven. I didn't like any of her other works. To some extent LUMB too is an average affair for me. And worst is dolly kitty.

@anirbansarkar6773 Год назад

Lipstick was a very shitty film. Such disgusting making.