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Komentáře • 83

  • @Kunalmitra95
    @Kunalmitra95 Před 9 lety +81

    Truly great film. Now with Ship of Theseus, The Lunchbox and Court, India cinema is surely going places. Just hope this opens a market for these films working on a box office level. The line of segregation between commercial and parallel has existed for far too long in our country and needs to go now.

  • @pruthakpruthibi1709
    @pruthakpruthibi1709 Před 3 lety +14

    His second film is. 'THE DISCIPLE'
    which is the only Indian film which won,
    Best Screenplay at 77th Venice International Film Festival 2020.

  • @FilmCompanion
    @FilmCompanion  Před 9 lety +30

    Thank you so much guys!

    • @utkarshsmart1030
      @utkarshsmart1030 Před 4 lety +1

      Try avoiding to whistle when you are talking or should I say faking your extra modern accent, it pinches my ears... You are truly too much fake... Speak more modestly. Cheers... Try... Please... I want to listen to you but you, your fakeness and your whistles are making it tough for me... Please do try... Request... Cheers

  • @jashdholani4473
    @jashdholani4473 Před 9 lety +36

    Perfect use of words to describe a complex work of cinema. :) Such a brilliant review!

  • @NishatEqbal
    @NishatEqbal Před 9 lety +22

    19 awards.

  • @hrishiraj4106
    @hrishiraj4106 Před 9 lety +27

    And she knows everything about the film...she is the best reviewer in this industry...without her review my weekend doesn't starts...Thank you Anupama Chopra...
    And yes you are so much beautiful....!Lots of love....

  • @Ashish-nd3xj
    @Ashish-nd3xj Před 3 lety +8

    Greatest indian movie of last few years.

  • @Ravi-xf8dw
    @Ravi-xf8dw Před 6 lety +3

    it was such a great film.. and a perfect review Anupama...

  • @amirsatardekar779
    @amirsatardekar779 Před 3 lety +8

    "Diciple" another movie fron director of court Chitanya tamhane.

  • @bgnswarnim1
    @bgnswarnim1 Před 2 lety +1

    Poignant movie, beyond the constraints of language. I particularly liked the depiction of normal lives of the players beyond their official roles. Life goes on, but not for the one who has been caught under the vortex of our legal system. Superb work #ChaitanyaTamhane . #FilmCompanion

  • @simhanarasimha6686
    @simhanarasimha6686 Před 6 lety +8

    Anupama Chopra is the best in Business , always great to watch her reviews

  • @travelyourself5646
    @travelyourself5646 Před 5 lety +6

    Best movie ever

  • @anupmane5611
    @anupmane5611 Před 3 lety +1

    Sir Vira sathidar.... he's no more 💔

  • @tLyartysshjakedk
    @tLyartysshjakedk Před 4 lety +4

    Very short review I think it is injustice

  • @lonewolfe2502
    @lonewolfe2502 Před rokem +1

    He depicted reality of today.

  • @hardikkashyap7687
    @hardikkashyap7687 Před 3 lety +7

    For Me Court is the Greatest Indian Film Ever Made in span of 100 years of Indian Film Industry.

  • @hasanshahid1599
    @hasanshahid1599 Před 3 lety

    Really good movie n excellent review. I should have mentioned great movie instead of good movie.

  • @argumentativeindian8638

    Have to see this..

  • @pioneer3729
    @pioneer3729 Před 5 lety +8

    And ppl say that movies are NOT real life!
    *scoffs*

    • @Lazymath007_
      @Lazymath007_ Před 3 lety +3

      Movies are a reflection of society. I dont know someone who says otherwise?

  • @honestabe5153
    @honestabe5153 Před 4 lety +1

    It's a great film

  • @SanishMaharjan
    @SanishMaharjan Před 2 lety

    Ok.

  • @VishalJoshi_Dani
    @VishalJoshi_Dani Před 6 lety +6

    What he want to prove in movie...confused start confused end...

    • @mylovingvishu7274
      @mylovingvishu7274 Před 5 lety +8

      He just want to show "Reality of our judicial system". I waste my 2-3 days and night to think about this film. I event cant sleep that night, just thinking about our judicial reality.

    • @shyamkalaskar8974
      @shyamkalaskar8974 Před 3 lety

      To understand this film, you have to watch 3-4 times. It shows reality of court in very simple way

  • @shubhamrindhe876
    @shubhamrindhe876 Před 4 lety

    Where do we get to watch this movie???

  • @gfrcompany7234
    @gfrcompany7234 Před 5 lety +1

    Kummanam 🙈🙈🙈

  • @Sai_Krishna_Reddy
    @Sai_Krishna_Reddy Před 4 lety

    Where can i see this film

  • @Arvind...
    @Arvind... Před 4 lety +3

    Why were the resort scenes inserted in the movie towards the end?
    I felt the movie contained too many irrelevant scenes which unnecessarily increased the length of the movie!

    • @vkwagh2738
      @vkwagh2738 Před 4 lety +11

      Resort scene is important because it show judge personality and that's somewhere related to his verdicts

    • @BG-nk4fo
      @BG-nk4fo Před 4 lety +11

      To expose the IQ and temperament of the judge..... Judge - who appeared to be somewhat sane until that point..

    • @anahita-bn6cy
      @anahita-bn6cy Před 3 lety +17

      You didn't get it ,right?😔 The last scene shows how the judge treated his voiceless grand child as our system treats the voiceless ... And just think .. when the judge was awakened from his nap by children's chorus shouts , how he behaved? That's how people feel when their privacy get violated..... And many many many ( literally)more things in the last sequence but I'm bored of writing .

  • @vrishalisonar453
    @vrishalisonar453 Před 3 lety

    Anupama stops telling the story of film under the name of review !!!!

  • @ankush2275
    @ankush2275 Před 2 lety

    This is a very amateur review.

  • @MrDnag88
    @MrDnag88 Před 9 lety +14

    If everything you know about Indian courts come from Hindi Films (as u said), then you are probably the wrong person to review the film, coz the world is new for you, so it will be fascinating. And, if that is really the case, then you should probably stick to reviewing rom-coms and refrain from reviewing films like Court or Byomakesh. Coz, you are a person of limited worldview, who gets easily enamoured.

    • @FilmCompanion
      @FilmCompanion  Před 9 lety +7

      Deepak Nag You are right. I do get easily enamoured but you will agree with me that Court is a great film. - Anupama Chopra

    • @MrDnag88
      @MrDnag88 Před 9 lety +2

      Film Companion Not really. Its a good film (a one time watch) and as I remember reading somewhere, it appears to be assembled with a lot of labor and hard work. But, I am not sure if great cinema is meant to do that, or let me rephrase it, I don't remember a great film being great because it went into the depths of 'what happened' only. It's always been much more than that. And, court becomes tiring for those who know what happens in the courts! Most people were growing impatient as it dragged on like the case itself.

    • @abhaythegodfather
      @abhaythegodfather Před 9 lety +22

      Deepak Nag Chaitanya Tamhane caught our system taking a nap..& ppl who were still having a nap found it tiring...I watched it twice...for the 1st time I was laughing throughout for it's absurdity...but the 2nd time I realized it's a tragedy !!

    • @ArthurKnight1899
      @ArthurKnight1899 Před 7 lety +3

      +Abhay Salvi exactly!! i was laughing at the absurdity and satire in it but yet feeling tragic for the same reasons!! it is a masterpiece jem!!

    • @BG-nk4fo
      @BG-nk4fo Před 4 lety

      @@abhaythegodfather Agree

  • @rakeshrawat6903
    @rakeshrawat6903 Před 5 lety +3

    Sorry to say mam, but I did not like this review.

  • @yashagrawal88
    @yashagrawal88 Před 5 lety +6

    What is wrong is refusing to hear a case because the involved came in inappropriate clothes - nothing ! There is the rule of dress code which has to be abided by. Dress codes are there even at offices, various professions/occupations etc..

    • @gauravdwivedi8856
      @gauravdwivedi8856 Před 3 lety +1

      Judge refused to hear the case just because one lady was wearing sleeveless...like really..how can someone follow strick dress code.. she was not in short skirt

    • @imightbeme4093
      @imightbeme4093 Před 3 lety +10

      These rules are backdated and unnecessary but still exist. That is the point.

    • @gauravdwivedi8856
      @gauravdwivedi8856 Před 3 lety +1

      @@imightbeme4093 true

  • @subramanianganesan4356
    @subramanianganesan4356 Před 5 lety +3

    The film looked like a documentary for me.....it was very boring.....I might not have understood such a pure cinema

    • @mylovingvishu7274
      @mylovingvishu7274 Před 5 lety +11

      This film is reality base. Who told u it gives u entertailement.
      No acter or actress, no drama, no songs, even background is not blur.
      Watch again and try to think about Topic. Think about our Judiciary system.🙂

  • @vinay12383
    @vinay12383 Před 5 lety +1

    Ek number falatu movie ahe.dont wacth

    • @tejasd2751
      @tejasd2751 Před 5 lety +21

      Tumhi Race 3 bagha . Hi movie tumchya sathi nahi ahe .

    • @k__ashu
      @k__ashu Před 5 lety +9

      @@tejasd2751 bro it's not his fault. People misunderstood Cinema for entertainment. It's a talent to understand and appreciate art which sadly very few people have in this era

    • @tejasd2751
      @tejasd2751 Před 5 lety

      @@k__ashu 👍

    • @amitraje6175
      @amitraje6175 Před 4 lety

      And only faltu film gets recognition at international and national award.

  • @manishnegi8658
    @manishnegi8658 Před 7 lety +3

    worst film ever watched.. watch only if you want headache,how a person can make such a shitty movie,some parts are good but ending is worst, now I understand why Indian Cinema is not developing if you give award to such movie and sent them for international award then how can we get reputation in international Cinema ...just watched movie and ruined my day

    • @ferrumpugnus3708
      @ferrumpugnus3708 Před 7 lety +31

      Manish Negi I Know Ending Is Not For Typical Indian Audience And As You Talk About International Cinema Have To tell You Maximum Oscar Nominated Or Oscar Winning Movies Has This Kind Of Ending And I Would Like You To Understand The Ending Just Read It Below Those Who Have Not Watched The Movie Dont Read It From Here.
      The climax is the one of the best part of the movie, i love that movie and i love to discuss about it.. We need to first understand the gist of the movie, which i will try to put it in short with respect to the character..
      First we need to understand the movie is a court case fight between Narayan Kamble vs Maharashtra state BMC. Someone has to be responsible for the death of the sewage worker. The Maharashtra state BMC is trying to avoid the responsibility, that the death of the worker was not because of unavailability of safety gears that should have been provided to the worker to work with but because of provocation of Narayan Kamble's poems.
      Lifestyle:
      Vinay Vora: Lawyer of Narayan Kamble, Upper class, wants to make a change in the society, drinks high branded whiskey in the night, Goes to a good restaurant for dinner, Money is not important for him, a man with sense of what is right and wrong. He firmly believes Narayan Kamble is right who is trying to uplift his community which is still suffering in a caste driven society and the death was not because of his poems.
      Public Prosecutor Nutan: A middle class, age in 40s, two kids, lives in a chawl system next to railway track, a good family outing is a roadside lunch (khanawal), a movie and daily gossip including discussion of the saree colour in the train. Treats every case as just another job of the day, if you can recollect her saying "Dambun taka 20 varsha sathi jail madhe, majhi sutka hoil lavkar", here we are talking about a innocent old man with ill health in 60s. But makes no difference to Nutan, who just wants to get out of the case.
      Did u see, Vinay Vora lifestyle is nowhere close to Narayan Kamble yet he is fighting for what he believe in. Where as Nutan's lifestyle is more closer to Narayan Kamble yet she fails to empathise his situation.
      Scene The court session blackout...
      The blackout is for us to think how our society works, as i have mentioned above the state is trying to shed of its responsibility by saying that the death was due to provocation and blame it on such a man who is a rebel, doesnt do anything other than writing rebel books and poems and doesnt have any power to stand against the state.
      The climax..
      The judge: who decides what is right and wrong, so many lives/families are decided by the decision this man takes in the court. Eagerly waits for the vacation to start, he goes for a picnic, plays anatakshari. There is a scene where he talks to one of his friend whose son has a health issue and could not pronounce the words properly.
      The friend says we have tried many doctors and medication is going on to which he says why dont you try changing the name add another alphabet to it, the health issue will be solved. A judge who decide on so many lives is giving this kind of advice to his friend.. Think about it.
      The last scene where he is sleeping on the bench and few kids who decides to play a prank on him, they execute that prank and the judge catches hold of one kid and hits him hard. The kid says nothing, cries and goes away, the judge goes back to sleep.
      The last scene is an amazing metaphor to our society, that there are people(kids deciding to play a prank) who wants to change our society, the way we think, talk, walk, people like Narayan Kamble, Vinay Vora, who knows what is right and wrong. But when they raise their voice( Executing the prank) the society (sleeping judge) gets hold of one and slaps him hard (Narayan Kamble, Vinay Vora) and goes back to sleep again.

    • @9767443902
      @9767443902 Před 7 lety

      manish negi i just wasted my 3 hr on such nonsense boring time wasting so called realistic movie .
      and i m not typical masala film lover i just like watching realistic movie but Court is not upto the mark .

    • @Ravi-xf8dw
      @Ravi-xf8dw Před 6 lety +2

      great comment man.. thank u .. it helped me much to understand .. what a great movie it was...

    • @pranavgawande808
      @pranavgawande808 Před 6 lety +2

      Donald Trump brilliant analysis

    • @AP-ko3xy
      @AP-ko3xy Před 3 lety +4

      @@ferrumpugnus3708 what a super and precise explanation... Kudos to you a d taking out so much time to write this. 🙏

  • @vrooom2936
    @vrooom2936 Před 8 lety +19

    How this movie can be rated so high...........its so below average. Just watched now.....it is bad actually....After positive reviews from almost all reviewers, I had lot of expectations. Worst part!!!! they sent it for Oscar...ha!!!
    I do like art house and slow offbeat movies, but this is so overrated. Ok, it shows the reality of courts...so what???? Where is the story...?? Such compelling acting performances for just nothing.....Can not understand how it got so many awards.

    • @zukokai5687
      @zukokai5687 Před 7 lety +27

      u mean to say dat ur opinions are above all others who liked dis film...mayb its just u who has a different point of view on thus..n failed to understand its message..its adoes have a story arc..n its awesum...n mind it..its not overrated..the film got famous by its word of mouth n was never hyped...

    • @vineetkasture378
      @vineetkasture378 Před 7 lety +12

      Happy to see someone is giving their honest opinion in this fake wanna be intellectual world :) The problems with people in general is that even if they have been disappointed with the film, they wont say it bcz it has got acclaim from foreign film festivals....& foreigners always gets delight to see India's poverty & misery

    • @pranshugwalherkar1721
      @pranshugwalherkar1721 Před 7 lety +14

      may be you didn't like the film but for me it was a blast of emotions, i haven't seen a film which is not following any rule of cinematic grammar but still so much engaging and the ending of film was simply genius. i think for me it is top there with modern classics like a separation, tony erdman, birdman, amour.

    • @9767443902
      @9767443902 Před 7 lety +2

      Varun i just wasted my 3 hr by watching random chatting and irrelavent scene lol

    • @makthearya
      @makthearya Před 6 lety +11

      You have no sense of reality. THIS is what happens in real world. Try to get out of your own world.