Cillian Murphy's Reaction When Asked If He Has Watched Indian films
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- čas přidán 11. 08. 2023
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Cillian is such a down to earth, genuine person. No faking anything even when it might feel like an awkward moment.
@@user-co1sv2bq5d What part is terrible for Muslims to say?
Isn't "Slumdog Millionaire" an Indian film? If so, I would bet Cillian HAS seen that and just doesn't remember.
Update: Thank you to all who corrected me. It's based on a novel by an Indian author, but it's a British film with a British director.
@@user-co1sv2bq5d To be honest, I didn't hear Cillian say anything like that, User-co. . So I don't really know what you are talking about and couldn't even guess what he meant. But could it be that you are referring to a different video, or perhaps that English isn't your native language, and so, with his Irish accent, you have simply misunderstood him?
In this video, the only thing I heard him say, before he was interrupted by Djimon, was, "No, I don't think I have. I don't think I have. Which I know is a terrible thing to say ..."
(Or something close to that, anyway.) And by "I don't think I have," I interpret him to mean that he can't remember ever seeing an Indian film, so he might have, but doesn't think so because he can't remember one.
And as for "I know that's a terrible thing to say," I think he really meant it was an unfortunate thing to have to ADMIT to because it implies he might have a low opinion of Indian films and had purposely ignored them OR that he was maybe a lazy actor who hadn't kept up with all the films he should have. But in any case, he's simply acknowledging that his saying he's never seen one, or can't remember one, is probably going to imply something unflattering about either himself or about Indian films or film makers.
I hope that helps, User-co, altho' I'm not sure my explanation is any clearer than his words were, lol.
@@user-co1sv2bq5d You are most welcome, User-co, and I am very, very happy that I could help with your translation. And it is a special pleasure to be communicating with someone from a different country and culture, and especially one as nice as you seem to be.😍
And just to reassure you, although your translator may have made those few mistakes, it must still be a very good one because your English is quite good most of the time!
From my heart to yours, I wish you a very, very happy, peaceful and prosperous 2024!!🤗🤗🤗💕
P.S. Are you saying you would like to ask a question about Peaky Blinders? If so, please do so and I will try to answer, although I only know what I have seen on CZcams shorts. I haven't actually watched the show.
He says that's a terrible thing for ME to say. Meaning he feels bad for not having seen Indian cinema. He didn't say for Muslims to say. He said "for me to say" @@user-co1sv2bq5d
Half of the Indians might have not seen bandit Queen let alone recognising shekhar Kapoor! Hats off to the man! Should have mentioned his name too along with Murphy.
I am one of the half who donno it
@@dwitchhyou should watch it .. its amazing
I only know seema biswas acted in it. Got some award !! Ignorant me !!😢
He's Djimon Honsou
I have seen it. Available on CZcams as well.
I love both responses. Cillian didn't fake his reality even if some celebrities would, and Djimon was trying to remember the name of that movie so we wouldn't think he was faking it lmao. Both seem to be really pure in their answers
Djimon was not faking it, and neither was Cillian. Both of them were being honest. So yes both responses were great. Good to see honesty in celebrities, it is not common.
It was a bit rude that he interrupted Gillian though
@@euphorbia1581 he stepped in because Cillian was in a uncomfortable situation. It's what bros do
@@euphorbia1581 it felt kinda natural (to me anyway) like when someone asks you something and you have the answer on the tip of your tongue and when you remember you just blurt it.
That was very rude to interrupt Jillian like that!!
"Yes, I've seen Last of the Mohicans and Dances With Wolves."
😂😂😂
Nice one 😂
😂😂😂😂
And last predator!
Nah! 😂😂😂
I love how djimon honsou goes out of his way to make sure the woman feels her culture’s films are respected
He over did it a bit
For what? Be honest, let's love each other based by character, not culture of religion
@@bogdanst6018 he was js letting her know her culture is looked at respectfully by him. a lot of people are disrespectful towards indians and their culture.
@@annabuchanan4256not really lol.
@@junibeecortez8292 I actually work with Indians and I found them very funny and smart! When I mean religion I mean Islam and Christianity Wich you see everyday, everywhere!
Love how he stepped in when Cillian seemed uncomfortable
I DON'T. It's OK for⚪️ people to feel discomfort.
@@thejen24😂
@@thejen24🤡
@@thejen24that kinda sounds racist
@@thejen24 No it isn't
Djimon Honsou is actually such an amazing actor and character. Wish that we saw him more in big film. Impeccable bloke.
He's really a man of integrity. There's something old fashioned about him. I've followed his career since Red Eye, he was mesmerizing in it. I'm so glad to see him getting the recognition he deserves.
He shouldn’t feel bad. It’s not a terrible thing to say. It doesn’t mean he has something against India or Indians. A lot of Indians haven’t seen Irish films either.
I guess he felt bad to the person asking the question. And I won’t expect the polite Cillian would ask her back if she’s seen an Irish film.
Exactly people making something out of nothing again
The BBC did Indian films every weekend during the 60s 70s 80s , I saw bandit queen I'm sure late 70s or 80s , Friday nights was foreign film night BBC 2 I think and bbc1 Sunday afternoons , of course now you get more on netflix , cilian just didn't have the choices when we had 2-3 channels in 70s lol, a choice between two crap progs or a foreign film , what you gonna choose 😂 , sometimes the films were duff too tho , problem with more channels is you miss out on things that you wouldn't normally watch , or in your youth you were out more living instead of watching ,
To be honest, there are a lot more people abroad who have watched Indian films than Irish films :D
@@keelfly fair enough
I really respect Murphy for not pretending he has. Some people would say "oh sure sure of course I have" when they haven't but not him.
For example?
@@pirateeagleofficial
I'm not going to name any names because I don't want to bash anyone. I just think it was mature of him to tell the truth and not worry that it might make him look a little uncultured.
@@MoriahgI am sorry, but most of the old celebs of Hollywood have come across Indian films due to our stars like Amitabh and SRK
Cilian is simply new to cinema so we can’t expect much from him in terms of cinema knowledge
@@ironicaaz3593 He's not new to cinema lol, he's not Hollywood/American if that's what you mean. He's also said he avoids watching dramatic movies or binge watching while he's working on a project. Many famous Indian actors are also known best in the West for their roles in Western cinema, or non-Bollywood 'Indian' films. I'd be surprised if most celebs had seen many Bollywood films.
I don’t respect that. I respect the guy who went out of his way, as a professional, to connect with someone else culture. Let’s not push each other to be mediocre, please ?
This guy..love his brutal honesty!!
There's nothing brutal about "I haven't seen an Indian film, before."
If he wanted to be really charismatic, he'd want some recommendations.
But not having seen an Indian film before doesn't make any statement other than he hasn't seen an Indian film, before.
Bandit Queen was such a powerful film. It still haunts me 30 years on.
He is grown up in nigeria, Africans are more exposed to indian films than the rest of the world
I'm peruvian (South America) we have seen a lot of indian films
You are right, British people however don't really get to see Indian movies unless maybe you specifically are trying to find one on the internet. Most of the movies we are exposed to are American, British or Australian.
In France, we are fans of indian films.
@@jackwhitbread4583 Unless you have some British Indian friends and visit them lol
Same here in South Africa since we have a HUGE South African Indian community and even non Indian people have seen many Bollywood and even some Nollywood movies but a lot more Indian. Me as a white South African Guy used to lolve the Indian action movies on a Sunday evening
Bandit queen. Thats a very good choice of a movie to appreciate. I was hoping he didnt come across some crap indian movie.
Cilian is so genuine and honest.
one jndian movie i remember is three idiots
@@Okuni_its not art its just a commercial movie.
Bandit queen is art and 📽️ cinema.
Bandit queen is propaganda, where Daku Phoolan was converted to Phoolan Devi fr..... 😅😅
@@samayvyateetIts a Biopic. She was already Phoolan Devi before Shekar made rhe movie.
@@erabhikdasgupta In the early local news reports she was mentioned as durdant Daku Phoolan, killer of innocent villagers ..... later when the Lutyens or communist media went to report, they changed it to 'Phoolan devi' she was never a Phoolan devi before that, she was armcandy of multiple dacoits before she grew old and took charge of the gang ... fax bong brother
Djimon Honsou is 👍👏as an actor, definitely deserved the "Best Supporting Actor" for Blood Diamond, doesn't get the roles he deserves, hopefully, he too has a turn of events!
Gotta watch The Apu Trilogy. It’s not for people who dislike old or slow films, but if anyone else is into Yasujiro Ozu’s films like Tokyo Story and Late Spring, I think you will understand why they’re some of the best films of all time. I don’t watch too many modern films.
I love how while Cillian is trying to respond, Djimon still trying to remember the name and then save the moment hahaha
That’s not awkward at all. He just answered the question lol. Lots of people have not watched Indian films. ❤
Cillian Murphy stays calm even in an awkward moment. Kudos to him 🤟❤️👍😎
Both BRILLIANT ACTORS!!! I have adored Cillian Murphy for as long as I can remember! Djimon Honsou is also incredible! I haven't seen as many of his movies but, Blood Diamond was SUCH a great movie!!! Both class acts! I am just a bit confused when Cillian says "I know that's terrible.." or something like that... Why? I mean good on Djimon for showing so much love and respect for the interviewer's culture but, I don't think it's TERRIBLE Cillian hasn't seen any Indian films... He just simply hasn't been exposed to a lot of Indian films... It's not like evil... Not trying to pick him apart! Just a simple honestly no I have not, but I will definitely check those out.. I dunno.. I clearly WAAY over analyze everything... Forgive me... Nothing but, love to him just thought it an odd way to put it..
Huge shoutout to the person who put the meaning of poignant.
You shouldn't be happy someone put up the definition of poignant. You should be upset that people are fkg idiots
😂😂
hahaha I did wonder why that happened
It's legit one of those words that I've always had a slightly wrong definition for, I honestly appreciated the correction lol. I think I just thought of it as like, "making a really good point"
😂😂😂
Glad he watched "Bandit queen" . It is the right kind of Indian film which I would recommend some foreigner.
I now what I'm whatching next weekend
Thx for the recommendation, more or less.^^
Was thinking to perhaps extend my horizon with "Polite Society" last year, but see now it seems to be a British movie. And unfortunately didn't watch it.
Is 3 Idiots an indian film? I believe it was a huge hit even for us outsiders
I’d recommend RRR or Monkey Man
what are other ones?
I'm a huge fan of Indian cuisine, not so much of their cinema.
They do, however, have a great book that has detailed illustrations.
There are a few films in a setting of a family owned Restaurant. Loved them so much!!!! ❤️❤️ I adore the legacy of family identity and branding by way of recipes. Of course Indian cooking still holds most of the world in it's magic!🎉
Okay two honest and polite men. Good talk.
Djimon is a man of culture
And Cillian even more so due to his answer 😂 Those Bollywood musicals are loved in India but nobody except some Indian people watch them outside that and they are painful. What is also ridiculous is that on IMBD every Indian movie is rated so high over any other countries' movies even if it's some absolute piece of dogs hit rubbish. Bit of a chip on the shoulder for sure!
Bollywood movies are just a terrible rip off of the old Busby Berkeley musicals from the 30s and 40s.
@@huzcer I believe you don't know much about Bollywood movies and Tollywood musicals...
@@Mostbee well when you can't trust the reviews because all those insecure idiots give it 10/10 on imbd ... I saw "the white tiger" a while ago and that was ok. But basically indian movies will rarely have an audience outside that region.
@@huzcer Yeah, you said the right word... audience.
Western movies aren't made thinking people in Mumbai will watch them, won't do anything to please Indians, and some of them who are ignorant will say "they are painful to watch" and "it's some absolute piece of dog shit rubbish" for 8,8 imdb movies
At least he had a go at trying not to offend the interviewer.
Nigerian films. I'm so proud of my people
I love how cillian murphy was honest and didn’t try to impress Indian audience like all other international celebrities do these days for money and fan following
Or May be they just want to be nice . What’s wrong in being nice and polite ?
People dont like it if youre being fake about it@@namratasingh1723
lmaoooo this is such a funny comment cuz so many celebrities get hate for not knowing international cultures so they HAVE to put in a show and impress
@@namratasingh1723it’s possible to be nice and polite without lying.
They are celebrities so of course they will try to appeal to majority audiences. No celebrity is truly themselves - they all put on a fake persona. Including Cillian. He is being honest here, but no celebrity is always 100% honest.
i want to give him a hug
But why, just because he praised something related to india??
@@Salmonellatyphi no because he seems like a respectful and genuine guy
@@deezing he's literally acting respectful and genuine
@@faustopacheco120 oh really i didn't realise you could read someone's intentions and thoughts through phone screen
@@deezing apparently you've never heard of body language
Not only is cillian down to earth but he also acknowledges how he wants to now that it’s been brought to his attention. He’s real but also kinda and caring
It's not a terrible thing to say. You didn't, period. Either you didn't care or didn't happen to watch a film from an specific country, it's no crime at all. You are not forced to watch movies from every single country in the world
I was kinda hoping he'd say "oh yes, Slumdog Millionaire was terrific."
I would have Said something with Life of Pi😂☠️
Me too
SM is not an Indian film.
@@skat8446but very inspired, even the end credits are an homage to Bollywood films
@@skat8446 That's the joke the OP was making.
Djimon Honsou is magnificent! You, too, Cillian! ❤
Yes! thankyou for saying so!
At least he didn’t lie and make some shit up like a lot of celebrities would have. He kept it real
Satyajit Ray is one of the greatest directors ever.
I like Cilian Murphy's honesty here.
I love Indian films from the 90s. There's a lot of music and singing.
Really 😂
Well, they still do a lot of singing and dancing.
It’s soo good to see honesty at action from time to time 😊
What a decent genuine man Cillian is.
In summary: Its easier just to say no I haven't.
And probably better to say you haven't seen any than say you've seen Desi Babes Gone Wild volumes 1 through 9.
@@keaton718 sir, i don't know what those are but imma immediately google it and have some lotion at hand.
@@keaton718 💀😂
Easy and honest. No-one wants to be patronized
Three word answers in an interview really doesn't keep the conversation going that well
Why is it a terrible thing to say? Nobody has to watch anything if they don't want to.
He just said that so the lunatic liberals don’t call him an uncultured white cis male
because then 2billion indians gets offended easily
I love movies and I try to know at least one from every country. I would feel a bit embarrassed if someone asked, and I said no because it suggests their movies are boring, not worth attention, etc. even if I simply haven't seen anything yet. I imagine it can be the same for him, since he is an actor associated with cinema and respects this art. Maybe he felt ignorant at that moment.
I thought the same thing. Nothing wrong or bad about it. It would be terrible to lie and pretend you love something you don't. I've always thought Bollywood films would be shit. Full of silly singing and dancing. I know what I like and that isn't it. I'll watch Scandinavian films any day, I think maybe it's the setting of them that I like. They have a rawness and gritty feeling to them. Let The Right One In is by far my favourite vampire film and one of my favourite films full stop.
@@anothermouth7077citation needed, looks like you're the one getting offended here.
Cillian is a breathe of fresh air, with all his talents, looks & being a humble individual. A rare bread. Stay blessed!
They both responded perfectly
Shekar Kapur's fame outside is more than in Bollywood. I loved his "Elizabeth" and "Elizabeth: The golden age". These are great movies. Cate Blanchet won her first golden globe award for best actress with it.❤❤
Is that movie about Queen Elizabeth II ?
@@Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos It is based on life of Elizabeth 1, queen of England in late sixteen century. It's a great movie.
Cillian Murphy 😍😍😍😍😍😍
I remember watching old black and white indian films from the 40s, on late night tv when I was a kid. These were from pre Bollywood, and had great storylines.
'Monsoon Wedding' is a remarkable achievement.
I’m a white American woman who found Bollywood films in 2006 after watching Bend it Like Beckham, looking in the library database for other films by the director and fell in love with Aishwarya Rai, Shah Rukh Khan, Rani Mukherjee, the Bachchans, Hrithik Roshan, Kajol, Priety Zinta, and so many others! I watched every movie available in the county library system. I have a large collection of DVDs, mostly Shah Rukh. I go to local theaters that show Bollywood films and I have been asked by Indian audience members if I like the films. They are amazing! I love the passion, the beauty, the music, the stories. And yes, I saw Bandit Queen. My favorites are the K movies…Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Kal Ho Naa Ho, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham and Kabhi Alvida Naa Kenya. Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi is a favorite. Since the pandemic, I haven’t seen any but I will. Love them.
Your favourites are some of the best/classics for sure!
WE HAVE A SHAHRUKH FANATIC HERE. 😂😂😂😂😂
My grandad was a cinema projectionist and from time to time would show Bollywood films at an arts cinema in our city. The whole Indian community would come out and turn the place into a giant party. Nobody watched the film really. It was more about getting together for a feast. They used to bring food up to us in the booth and it was great. Curry, samosa, bhajis ... you name it. All gifted to us. Loved it.
My dad used to go to a cinema,in Manchester that showed Indian films, and during the interval we would queue up to by samosas and kebabs. I couldn't understand what was being said so I had to ask my dad what was going on.
This Is the best video I 've see in the whole year.
What saddens me is that the people actively trying to get into watching Indian films will not know it for great stuff like Bandit Queen, Pather Panchali, Lagaan, Anand but they'll know it for AAARR AAARR AARRRR! 😢
can't help.Its mainstream cinema now. It also depends on people's taste. Most western do expect to see over-the-top no-brainer bollywood films. But then rarely you will find someone looking for art. Like I have this hungarian friend who could be best expert on Mr Satyajit Ray. These people are few though.
I've seen quite a few Indian films when Channel 4 in the UK used to put them on late at night when I was a kid in the 90s but I don't remember any of the names of them which is a shame cos I really enjoyed some of them.
He was honest, that’s all you can ask for. Nice of her to blindside him with that question though. 😳
Saw Djimon Honsou after many years! Didn't know that he grew up in Nigeria. I loved his role as Solomon in Blood Diamond. Why is he not seen in movies these years?
He is from Benin, not Nigeria
Yes, I loved him in "Blood Diamond" too! In fact, I loved everything about that film...well, except the death of the DiCaprio character. I cried, lol.
You mean apart from Aquaman, the two Shazam movies, Black Adam, The Kings Man, Rebel Moon, Guardians of the Galaxy and a bunch of others he's been in recently?
Me too. He was astounding on that role, so happy to see him again.
Djimon....my man. Love from India. I have watched blood diamond 100 times and this man is always in my shadow.❤❤ love from India❤❤
at first i thought he was bluffing about the indian film but when he mentioned shekhar kapoor, he saved it well
Djimon single-handedly saved himself, the interview, Cillian Murphy, and the Indian market for whatever film this was in one expert move.
Cillian: I don't care about my answers. no means no. 😂😂😂
And so it should be , why should he have to pretend otherwise 🤷♀️.
@@gemstar7286 there are people who coat gold when they speak.
He cares about her feelings, hence he says "its a terrible thing to say." But hes not going to lie to her. Thats what you call a gentleman.
@@gemstar7286because to simply say even obvious truth and reality hurts people's feelings highlighting how embarrassingly fragile their feelings must be. So they expect others to make statements fitting to their narratives and feelings otherwise after making a question they either criticize or argue and complain about the reply even though they are the ones who proceeded to ask questions and even if the answer of those who replies were honest. People are such burdensome walking contradictions and nagging pain in the ass. Especially the feelings freaks.
Why lie
I randomly bought Devdas one night after a friend mentioned it and cried. That movie goes so hard and I’m glad I branched out and took a chance on it.
As a cricket fan from NZ, Lagaan is a must see. Loved it !
I have only watched one Indian film, Ek Tha Tiger and I liked it! 💪😎
Why the apology for never seeing an Indian film? 😔😩 No need, Cillian! Don't feel ashamed. This world has become so judging, narcissistic and entitled. Why should Cillian have been expected to have seen an Indian film? Smh
Cillian Murphy is trying to be respectful to the Indian audience. Also, he works in film and India has one of the largest film industries in the world, rivaling only with the American film industry, so it's probably a bit embarassing for him to admit he hasn't seen any Indian film ever.
@@krautgazerI don't think he was embarrassed. He was apologetic.
Indians are still so unsecure searching kudos. Pitiful. The lady particularly is pitiful.
Bollywood movies are musicals. If you don't like musicals there's no reason to watch them.
Well he works in the film industry so..
His arms are always crossed
Imagine how hard it was to extend them when he walked as a PB
Relatable
The reason is that he's a highly introverted person.
Grinding out some rather dumb interviews because it's in the contracts.
He does not like press junkets. He does them because he knows the film has to be promoted. Also the press is usually part of an actor's contract for the film. In many cases they are not even paid for them.
Oh please . Just because you don’t watch another country’s film . Don’t feel bad .
Hi I am a big fan Cillian from Spain ❤
We Nigerians grew up with all films and Indian and American films and Nigerian films are huge and even represented my school at the Indian Culture day even in Nigerian. I now like tv series than films and prefer comics, zombies, fantasy, Korean and seem to watch Nigerian films when I see my hairdresser or old Uni mate....need to see more movies.....will certainly look for Bandit Queen.
Okay Mr. Nigerian
"WHERE IS THE DIAMOND?!!!!"
Still between his toes.
Both incredible actors.
For those looking to get into Indian films but not sure where to start, Three Idiots (from the novel Three Point Someone) is a great springboard if you’re only used to western films. Very powerful story told in an accessible way. Highly recommended
Love the poignant definition lol
A man of class ❤
Always be honest, even if it’s uncomfortable, it’s better to be trusted than anything. Good for Cillian.
Taare Zameen Par, or Like Stars on Earth, was a film our English teacher showed us. It's such a heartwarming film that also pushed me into teaching. 3 Idiots also taught me the importance of understanding the different ways students learn, and the value of friendship. Dangal is another great film.
He could’ve simply lied but he chose not to
his eyes are so big, he‘s like 🧿👄🧿
In the U.K. years ago, I think Channel 4 used to put Indian films and a Nigerian soap opera on Sat or a sun mornings. I used to love all the colours the clothing, hair and make up had; plus the singing and dancing in the Bollywood films was fun to watch.
They didn't mention Lagaan ?! This is a masterpiece from India.
Cillian is always his true self. He was candid about not seeing an Indian film but at the same time grounded and was humble about it. That's the best thing about him! Btw, Cillian looked stunning in that ashen grey shirt! ♥️
When doesn't he look stunning, lol? Such a beautiful, yet humble man and a brilliant actor.
3 Idiots will always be the top tier Indian Film ..... Maybe Cillian should try that .....
@@Lucky-vu6hw which movie?
3 idiots is kinda overrated
@@mMayonaise nope
it's the best movie Bollywood ever made
many more
but still one of the best
@@mMayonaise well, I am a person who says things which are very famous overrated a lot.... And nope, 3 Idiots ain't one. It deserves it's fame it is getting. To be honest, it deserves way more fame than it is getting. It is not as hypey as Chhichhore but the life lessons and elements it touched was way more than any of the movies....
@@GoodCharacterBoy he should watch salim javed movies they are great writer in bollywood they make masala movie with style
Im SO thankful for the definition ❤
Solomon looks great after selling the diamond
Thomas Shelby be like "Have you....Go watch yourself first"
Just say no😂
I am deeply impressed when I come to know that Djimon Hansou had seen Bandit Queen and even remembered its name among a lot of forgettable Bollywood movies. This is absolutely appropriate for the lead actor of The Amistad to be sensitive and responsive towards the characters of the Bandit Queen. The Amistad is the tragic story of African Slaves, while The Bandit Queen is the tragic story of a Low Caste Dalit woman who struggled violently against the oppressive forces of society which tried to keep her down in a slave-like state of life. How very similar the two stories are!!!
🙏🙏🙏
He owned it. Better that than trying to lie his way out
I was assuming that he would say some mainstream commercial Bollywood film of any Khan but I was surprised when he talked about Bandit Queen.
They are garbage and so cheesy
Pather Panchali is a film everybody should see
All of Satyajit Ray and Ritwik Ghatak
Where can we get that except bengali language?
@@SaradaBani Airtel Xtreme play. I got it for free for first 3 months with my Airtel router
@@SaradaBani It`s only in bengali language but has subtitles..
Both were honest ..but still some difference
This was more about Djimon Honsou than Cillian.
You don't have to pretend... just being authentic 😀
this was a completely pointless post...
Don't ever feel uncomfortable when you're telling the truth.Just be respectful
Don't worry Cillian, you're not missing anything from Bollywood 😂
But he is missing A LOT FROM SOUTH😢
Nooo I get the joke because of most of them , but let me tell you and those who know ,KNOW there is brilliant ones that are so so much better than 80% of what Hollywood give you , Korean films are the best tho and no I’m not talking about parasite
@@sahilbashir9905south is no less joke nowadays
@@candicesibanda3103 80%?? how did u come up with such a crazy number
@@Poonam_kitchenyou have to know where to look and not what mass media shoves down your throat lol and as well films that tend not to make a lot of money are gems over there and there is a lot
We all have our own culture and our own choice, thats completely fine if you dont watch them.. we respect all... and yea we are racist .. before all religion comes the most important one... HUMANITY indeed the best religion.. you might want to give it a try as its quite evident from the question.. as an INDIAN i am conveying as a part of HUMAN RACE WITH RED BLOOD ..nobody cares irrespective you racist you aint.. you watching you not .. if you dont find nice people ..try to be the nice one .. also try to replace buts with ands .. hope that helps ..
Tf is bro yapping about?
No one's complaining
Have you watched any French or African film? I guess not many Indians have, simple as that
The question made them both wriggle
honesty above all else, nice to see Cillian respecting that, theres an old saying that im probably butchering that goes "i would rather be hated for being honest than loved for being a liar" no idea from who or where i learned this but it has stuck with me throughout my whole adult life so far
Indian films on an average are of poor quality. As an Indian, I don’t blame them for not watching any!
They are so cheesy 😂
99% Indian films are so cringy and really really bad. Even the biggest hits like Kgf Jawaan n what not. All are damn terrible . I am glad he watched a rare good movie. Having said all that, India do has some really amazing movies which should have been recognised globally. But because of those 99% absolute horrific films those 1% of gem of movies get ignored. Some of our great movies are Masaan, Ship of Theseus, Saaransh, Raincoat, Udaan, Company, gangs of wasseypur, SUPER DELUXE, Titli, Dil se, Talvar.....
When people say Indian movies they assume Bollywood movies. Which is not true . There are many good Indian movies but not many good Bollywood movies
But malayalam films are on another level
Imagine siiting with top tier actors and you ask
" Have you watched indian films "
And then thunking why people haye on India.
People don't hate on India. YOU hate on India.
Simple sa ques tha itna bhadka hua kyun lag rah hai tu
Huh? Very pompous of you to look down on Indian actors. There are many that act incredibly well - better than most Hollywood stars. Just cause it’s “Hollywood” doesn’t make it great. The host is Indian hence she asked. Some of you people are so odd
Great interview