Episode 3 | Fursat Mein Serious Baatein with Varun Grover | Sudip Sharma

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“Any kind of violence without consequence is cartoon-ish.”
Sudip Sharma (NH10, Paatal Lok, Udta Punjab) is in the house! From talking about his parents’ reaction to his films to his own thoughts about including violence in his work, the conversation goes deep and goes places. Join Varun Grover and him in the newest episode of ‘Fursat Mein Serious Baatein with Varun Grover’!
‘Fursat Mein Serious Baatein with Varun Grover’ is an all-new show tackling some of the tough questions in the film industry.
Presented by Breakthrough India in collaboration with Varun Grover and co-written by Nisha Kalra.
Credits:
Special Thanks to
Sudip Sharma
Presented by
Breakthrough
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 Studio

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18 окт 2022

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Комментарии : 42

@imageofparadox Год назад

A brilliant conversation, when I watched NH10 I couldn't believe it, it was a different unusual cinema, its still one of my favourites, today I met the face behind it, lol, I couldn't believe such a charming personality was behind all these unusual pieces of art!

@twc-thewrongchoices5668 Год назад

Two of my favourite Indian screenwriters and you both have a big influence in my writing

@7milesyonder934 Год назад

I feel overwhelmed that such people are not recognized by all... Movies Mashan,Nh10 are those which I have watched and got an impact on my inner self,,felt like how creative and realistically something can be done that's very rare in bollywood... And of course the songs of Gangs of wasseypur were just mind blowing,I often sing those lines,,,"taar bijali se patle humare piya, teri keh h lunga, yaad teri aayegi mujhko badha satayegi..." So good 🙌✨

@KhopdiTodSaleKa 9 дней назад

If there is one show that I get to recommend to a stranger who knows nothing about Indian Cinema , it will be Pataal Lok . This show was the pinnacle of modern Indian cinema and for me at least it stays unmatched in its brilliant story, writing and direction even today . Thanks for bringing Sudip on the show , Varun . The discussion about reasons behind why we chuckle in theatres on hearing gaalis was very insightful and counter intuitive .

@1-_-I Год назад

Felt connected with the discussion this time. Amazing interview and great initiative.

@grayscale31 Год назад

Why constrain the conversation to singular topic, makes it very limiting . You both are some of best talents Indian screen industry currently have, would love to hear more talk of varied nature. Thanks

@raja-jl9os Год назад

Bollywood filmmakers don't know how to make good commercial movie 🤣

@moodkyahai937 Год назад

In my limited understanding patallok is the best writing with respect to any Indian show ever .

@abhik8259 Год назад

Some of my favorites (movies included) are: Udaan, Masaan, GoW, Tajmahal 1989, Mulk, Mirzapur, Made in Heaven, Ishqiya, Peepli Live, Ship of Theseus, and Lootera. Please fell free to add more!

@shreyaacharya670 Год назад

I wish you would talk about other important aspects of films along with violence.

@abhik8259 Год назад

I think Sudip and Varun are two gems in Hindi storytelling! Look forward to hearing/seeing more from you two!

@storytellershiveshmishra6189 Год назад

there was a time when i used to watch violent characters killing someone, and i used to think " why they just ignored the dead character so casually"

@PandaTheAB Год назад

Amazing insightful conversation between wise individuals...

@ajhaastha6283 Год назад

I love his work!

@sandip_bettereveryday Год назад

Loved this. Every part of it.

@ankush8387 Год назад

Very enlightening conversation and so much food for thought BUT i just came here to say you look SAME as amitabh bachchan in khuda gawah. Had been trying to place for days after the pvr re releases!!

@shakalpematjaapandu3077 Год назад

Will love to watch your work🙏🙏🙏🙏

@saqibali0827 Год назад

biggest fan of your bro I like your everything writing stand-up 😍😍😍

@souvikghosh5768 10 месяцев назад

He deliveres another masterpiece "Kohrra"❤ ❤ How come one man have "Patal lok" , "Kohrra" ,"Udta Punjab" , "NH10" 😅😅

@dr.mullaiarasushanmugam2338 Год назад

Can u add the subtitles.

@nadeemakhtar9082 Год назад

Wonderful series Varun. Brilliant & deep conversations Would love to hear you having deep conversations with anurag kashyap, kk menon, dibakar Banerjee, Manoj Bajpai, Nawaz, Amit Trivedi, Shreya Khandelwal, Vidya Balan, Neeraj Pandey, Vasan Bala, Anand Gandhi, Sohum Shah, Arshad Warsi & Naseeruddin, Richa Chada

@LakshBanthia1203 Год назад

Just a suggestion, Varun: you could consider picking specific examples (such as scenes) and then building questions, or nudge your guests to provide more specific examples too! With a little bit of nudging, Sudip could have talked more about how the specific sexual assault scenes in Udta Punjab and Paatal Lok were constructed (with due trigger warning of course). Absolutely loved your interview with Amit Varma on The Seen and the Unseen; please try to aim that as the standard for your interviews! Saying this just because I know because of that podcast episode that your conversations can be a lot more insightful. Much love and appreciation from an aspiring writer and filmmaker.

@rana1561 Год назад

In early days in US there was a plethora of thrillers and science fiction horrors radio shows, even radio plays, so yeah it is a possibility.

@mannsaab6138 Год назад

Sir eda e hindi cho sare interviews kreio 😊think u so much

@abhiandyou11 Год назад

Is that 'शहर और सिनेमा : व्हाया दिल्ली' on the table?

@chetanscore Год назад

Hi Varun, just trying to answer your question. There is an other side to not showing violence in art also. If you cannot show violence on screen and if a population cannot watch violence in art then as a community you are destined to face the worst of that violence. I don’t think the discussion should be about whether to portray violence or not but about how to portray violence.

@moodkyahai937 Год назад

Hey Varun can you please do an episode with ravish kumar.

@MK-np3me Год назад

Another good episode! Insightful and refreshing--appreciated Sudip Sharma's introspection and enjoyed both him and Varun sharing from their family's responses. Look forward to more such meaningful conversations.

@isqeisqe Год назад

- what I have never come across in Indian cinema is non sexual, purely physical violence against women. In reality, I think it is pre dominantly desexualized violence against women that exist. Isn’t that too a kind of fetishization ?

@k.k.5261 Год назад

Arre wah two uncles talking and suddenly comment section is back to bhayaanak respectfulness, no arrogant dismissals, no comments on uncles tone or privilege. Bilkul ghar ke drawing room jaisa with two men talking=instant credibility Must be nice being an uncle. Damn.

@moodkyahai937 Год назад

That line about violence without consequences is cartoon and then comparing it to Tom & Jerry was awesome

@nigamchoudhary5483 Год назад

Ooo ll

@nehajamal6553 Год назад

✌

@smitachowdhury5186 Год назад

Sudip Sharma's response to the question about the influence of cinema (on life) made s-o much sense. The guy who shoots someone after watching a film would shoot *anyway*. Also, definitely, if influence on us by cinema was s-o much, w-h-y hasn't the propaganda films influenced us as much as these.

@anandshreshtha3050 Год назад

गालियों का प्रयोग कुछ विशेष प्रभाव लाने के लिए ही हो , तब यह काफी बेकार लगती है वाली बात काफी सराहनीय !

@raja-jl9os Год назад

Talk about rajamouli RRR is global phenomenon

@neetarao4563 Год назад

Aaww! Aapki family ko yeh baar baar sunna chaiye ... चाहे कोई भी गली तुम चुनो प्रीत मिल जाएगी जी रास्ते.. जैसे सरकारी काग़ज़ात सब आ ही जाते हैं जी हाँ सही पते जो गर्मिओं की साम में हवा का एक ख्याल है.. वो प्रेम है.. सवाल के जवाब में अजीब सा सवाल है.. वो प्रेम है.. Gangsterism wala dialogue bhool jayenge.

@manjeetsingh-wv6yz Год назад

Kya Varun Saab..aap Hindi film likhte ho, gaane Hindi me likhte ho.. then why you guys are using English as primary language of conversation..Hindi me bat karo bhai..

@rishabhsachdev4416 Год назад

Varun gaining bit of a face fat :P

@shan.idreesi Год назад

Fake views

@sysk6773 10 месяцев назад

Moral policing really?? People involved in sexual relationship might have different take on this just for lust as love doesnt need pleasure. I didnt watched masaan but grabbed a pov from the conversation that they are trying to subtle 2:33 sexual relation valid. This will ruin marriage structure in india for sure why humans are this much stupid that they even can not learn something after seeing situation in western countries. Put your hand in heart and ask yourself do you want someone who was involved in a deep sexual relationship with someone or you want your sister to be like this to get fuc.. With any lustfilled guy???? Moral policing is important you can call me conservative but this is really bad for us and for upcoming generations.