An Indian Movie From Odisha That Helped A Dying Industry | Daman Movie Review & Analysis
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- One of the movies from a state that caused waves last year was #daman starring #babushanmohanty in the lead role! This #odisha originating movie has caused such an impact that even #ajaydevgan took notice and helped launch the hindi dubbed trailer of the film! Now that #bollywood is taking notice and movies from various states are causing waves, which will be the new state from which a gem appears? I hope you like the Daman Movie Review & Analysis
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As Prithviraj mentioned his & Prabhas conversation about how the next blockbuster film would come from Odia or/and Northeast states he was indeed right.The real growth as 'Indian Cine Industry' will happen only when all states produce quality films as a Maharashtrian I too hope Marathi Industry gets its due just as other state cine industries have got theirs.✌🏼
100% I hope even more states come out with that standout film that gets national attention
@@vsadha5241 or maybe people from northern part are not xenophobics
@@laxmanrawat748 thats why marathi,odia are last in north india and bollywood is 1st you dont give respect to your own industries
@@TriedRefusedProductions I agree...Also the industry grows or not but it will highlight the talent from different parts of india.
Trust me Dreaming in your bed is good but making a good movie or just writing a good screenplay is difficult, So Forgot about 500 CR movie, start making some amazing movie first not expecting that much return but backing with a good script.
Yes, in my childhood I used to watch old Odia movies with my family and it's a beautiful memory of mine. But over the years, due to the lack of creativity and predictable story telling in Odia movies I shifted to watch more movies from outside and almost forgot about our cinema. This has been a breath of fresh air finally but I think we can still do even better!
thank god for that atleast & hopeful for more to come!
I used to watch odia songs because they were too hot
As a non odia you have totally nailed the past and current scenario in the odia industry....as a subscriber from Odisha gives me immense joy that there is someone who is doing his job as a reviewer to such perfection
thanks Sourav. Will be at it!
As an Odia i feel happy and proud that everyone is recognising this film so much and I admire you and this channel so much .. lots of love jammy ❤
The film thoroughly deserves the praise!
@@rashmiranjanswain7547 Bhai first of all don’t spread hate comments and secondly there are some pictures of siddhant mahapatra, anubhav mohanty, aparajita, uttam mohanty and other good old actors they were so good at their times which we misses in an Odia film nowadays. People of odisha are proud of their culture and I am from western Odisha and believe me I just love my language (sambalpuri) so unique 😊and every festival related to this soil. ollywood is more than crappy love stories and South Indian shitty remakes and this film proved that. That’s why people are thanking him for reviewing this film and it is a big deal because this films will get recognition at national or may be international level, like RRR winning golden globe and nominated for Oscar.we should be proud that such types of movies have been made in Odisha.👍
@@rashmiranjanswain7547 my choice of movies are different. That odia film pratikshya is far better and I have already seen the teaser of pushkara. It looks good.
@@rashmiranjanswain7547 Rolls Royce aau Nano bhitare farak achhi. If you know, you know.
Strongly support this movie 👍👍
Best wishes from Karnataka to Odissa. We are so happy to see 'Daman' doing so well. Let great films come from all parts of India.
Thanks from ODISHA
Don’t need your wished
❤️❤️❤️ from Odisha
There are so many inspiring stories in Odisha. If directors of ollywood take them on a serious note many miracles can happen. Daman proved as a phoenix bird of Odia film industry.
I wonder why remakes was the way to go for most of the industry while the state itself has had so many socio-political changes that can easily become stories that people will connect with!
@@TriedRefusedProductions The remake are the easiest and safest way to invest the money by the producers on stories which are previously tried and tested in original languages. Also we audiences have liked the remakes other than going to support a original concept many times. Also the writer and directors not getting the due credit of their movie can be one aspect of downfall of several industries.....
The filmmakers should make movies on Odisha's history like the Paika Rebellion and on freedom fighters like Veer Surendra Sai.
@@swastman2 Bhai budget nahi pa
I'm from Jharkhand and I'm happy for my odia brothers and sisters.
I just hope such movies soon come out of jharkhand, bihar and chhattisgarh as well.
Let's work on our stories brother. I want to see more from Jharkhand industry
@@mr.hunt07 😊
Jharkhand should showcase story from Nagpuria region or the Santhali region per se . If you look back , Udaan was shot in Jamshedpur, making it kinda a Jharkhand story ?
Directors from Odisha are making their marks on global podium since years. Nila Madhab Panda with his "I am Kalam", "Kadvi Hawa" and Soumendra Padhi with Jamtara are a few examples. These and other directors have spectacularly shown the world some very relatable stories of Odisha and Eastern India belt. Having said that, as an industry, yes we have a long distance to go to be there.
By the way, the real hero behind this story, Dr. Omkar Hota is pronounced as the word "Hota" in Hindi. Just so you know. :)
An Odia and a Hota here.
Nilamadhav Panda is a gem
As an native of odisha and living in other state due to work i agree Odisha film industry is going down hill but with DAMAN I see some light in darkness
Being a regular viewer of your channel.. Feeling proud that a film from my state is getting discussed.
I am an Odia and i feel good that our movies are getting recognised. Your video reminded me of - "Puja Pain Phulatie" movie from odisha, i was in class 6th and i literally cried when the movie ended.. those were the gems odisha industry created. Never the less, its good to see finally regional cinemas breathing .
I am from chhattighar but i can speak and understand odia and it is a proud moment for me and i share the same emotion what an odia can feel right now because of the recognition of industry thank you jammy
The main issue of the Odia industry is the lack of effort. Despite having good actors, actresses, directors, or even good stories, a lack of interest to create something meaningful has always plagued the industry. With the sudden rise in social media, odia audiences are more attracted to ott platforms or Hindi and south movies which contributed to fewer footfalls in odia films. Covid 19 also had a devastating impact on the movie industry marking the end of many notable and legendary actors and actresses. However, with a deeply rooted storyline and a praiseworthy performance from the cast especially from the lead actor Babusan Mohanty, this has proved to be a gamechanger that we have been waiting for almost 2 decades and henceforth brings the hope of the revival of the good old days.
Just reading the comments here makes me realise how frustrating it may have been for all of you to see the countless remakes and lack of effort made by creators. Hope this calls for a change!
@@TriedRefusedProductions it already has in a very good way! The next release after Daman was Pratiksha which is another original story where Dipanwit is the lead! Would recommend you to check the trailer out! We are now really hopeful about the industry reviving itself!
Plus a lot of odia people have inferiority complex with odia language and feel proud that they only speak hindi and watch hindi movies.
@@anshupandit4490 No that's not true...
As an avid movie follower and an Odia, Daman is indeed a breath of fresh air in Odia Film Industry. Very few people know that the industry has produced fine actors like Bijay Mohanty (NSD Passout), Mihir Das and Hara Pattnaik. Some of their movies which were made in the 80s are pure gold. Coming to Daman, what worked in its favor (in my opinion):
✅Brilliant cinematography, which does justice to the beautiful landscape of Malkangiri
✅ Sticking to roots (Odia culture is infused with local tribes, folk songs and this movie has integrated these elements into its storytelling)
✅Superb acting - Seeing Babu Shan pull of such a role was a huge surprise, given his past choices. But the support staff are so raw, that it enhances the feeling of reality
Hoping that the Odia Film Industry brings out similar beautiful movies based out of other areas like Mayurbhanj, Raghurajpur, Sambalpur and Kalahandi in future
You should review the Odia movie "Pratikshya" too. It also stars Dipanwit Dasmahapatra and boasts of a simple yet effective storyline.
As an odia it really makes me happy that you researched that much about odia film industry.
It's astonishing to me on how many national awards have been won by popular Odia creators and how post the 90's its really been a sad lull period. I can imagine those whom look at the golden era might have been so frustrated for so long!
@@TriedRefusedProductions 🥲
@@TriedRefusedProductions ✨Hope more originality in Odia movies rules...
My first Odia film was Pratikshya. I loved the story and the performances. I truly believe that the industry has a lot of potential, if they come out of the remake mindset and set to make rooted movies...
Thank You 😊
No effort in storytelling or filmmaking is present in Odia film industry . Thank you for sharing your review on the film. As an Odia Subscriber of yours I hope you become the best critic man because u are one .
going to keep at it brother
I have been waiting for this review since the day I watched the movie. I am so proud that such a small industry has made such a huge impact with this film. I remember watching it in theatres and not believing that this was made in odisha. Hope more of this impactful work lies ahead.
Hoping for more such compelling work rather than the same mindless remakes that have zero to no impact
@@TriedRefusedProductions Same thing happened with bengali films
Same thing happened with bengali films
@@TriedRefusedProductions I agree, it makes me so proud seeing a project from my state getting so much attention nationwide. You should also check out "Pratikshya" starring Dipanwit Dashmohapatra, the same actor that played Ravindra the pharmacist. The potential is truly there, the industry just needs a stage and the opportunity to explore it.
Hey Jammy. I'm an avid viewer of your channel from past 5-6 years. I'm an Odia and as you asked what are the frustrating aspects of Odia Cine Industry in the last few years. I'll be mentioning most of the aspects below.
1. Remakes (As you have mentioned) : Odia Cine Industry has a great romantic story even better than Titanic and Twilight with Remaking movies. From Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Hindi, Bengali .... Our Odia directors have not spared any good movie. From past few years Bollywood is in love with Remaking old hit songs (Thanks to Neha, Tanishk) and Our Odia industry is doing the same but with movies from other languages (Thanks to those 3rd Class Directors). They have just copied and pasted the same formula with lower budget, mediocre acting and that to scene to scene copy.
2. It's always not about copying. There has been many movies which are not copied but still they suck. They really suck bcz all they want is money. So they will just make movies which have Massy Action(with Below Avrg Script), Item Numbers, Cheap Comedy ( On Weight, Transgenders etc).
3. STORY : The few movies which have released other than the remakes doesn't have good compelling stories.
4. Monopoly of Hand picked of Frontline Actors : Odia industry lately has been struggling to find Hero material actors. We don't have good frontline actors who can be considered as a Hero in terms of Acting. Every movie industry have at least 10-15 front line actors (Hero) but we have only 5-6 (in My POV) And other than them I don't think others can even Act...
5. Budget: Honestly after seeing the success of DAMaN. I don't really think budget is a constraint. But if you see all movies can't be made under a limited budget. Some stories require more budget for better visuals, graphics, crisp editing, VFX etc
6. Marketing: Lately there has been few good cinemas but they don't get attention of viewers just bcz of poor marketing.
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As an Odia cinema lover, I can't recommend Pratikshya enough! Please give it a watch and review this, you won't regret it. Pratikshya is story of every odia. Jay jagannath
When i was a kid i used to consume the older Odia films every Sunday. The stories were simple, rooted in realism, relatable, nuanced n heartfelt. There were stellar actors like Bijoy Mohanty who passed NSD alongside Naseeruddin Shah, Om Puri etc. He was a National Film Awardee as well.
The earlier Odia films were never about "masala". Even the big commercial films were family oriented (focused). Hence the masses from rural areas connected to it. I really have innumerable fond memories of those films despite them being before my time.
I think the Odia film industry started going down in the late 2000s , which is when the Telugu remake fever took over. It destroyed all creativity amongst the filmmakers in lieu of making cheap profits without effort.
Lack of govt support for the Film Industry, reducing interest of the educated masses in subpar Odia content, lack of amenities to nurture quality actors n technicians are various aspects that led to the downfall of our once flourishing film industry.
I hope with Daman, the interest in quality filmmaking arises again.
Oh my God Anmol! You've no clue how elated I'm to see my Odia movie industry rising from the ashes like Phoenix and getting the recognition. You've no clue how rich odia literature has been. Your movie analysis andreviews are my absolute favourite. Keep up the great work!
0:49 It's Actor Siddhant Mohapatra,Actress-Rituparna Sengupta ,Movie Name -Katha deithili Maa ku .
I think the main problem in Odia cinema in recent years is the lack of creativity and poor performance of the cast. The remake culture of some not so original story has ruined a good industry. We the 90s kids can remember the golden era of Odia cinema having some legends and their legendary performance. In recent years there are barely any actor whose performance is praise worthy (excluding Daman though).
That's crazy that the culture of little to no impactful films has persisted for so long! I hope that becomes a story of the past now just looking at the impact a movie like this has
Actually the industry has been devoid of brilliance from past 2 decades before it it stood with every other industry head to head creating regional pieces , so its great to see it rejuvinate again😇
When I saw the thumbnail where it was written 'dying industry', I felt that it was unfair to treat it as dying. It can be more of an 'industry who had lost its way', but with DAMaN movie, Odia industry redeemed itself and is currently showing to the entire nation how a good movie can be made with less budget and a solid storyline. Being an Odia I have never watched an Odia movie in the theaters since my childhood but DAMaN trailer just took me by surprise, kept me interested till the very end and allured me to book tickets on the first day itself and watch the movie in Odia. It was an amazing experience, and I loved the movie from the bottom of my heart and felt so proud of the entire team and the actors' performances with every passing minute of the movie. I hope Odia industry continues to make such good movies and show to the entire nation the power of a good storyline even if there are less budget involved instead of relying on South Remakes or unnecessary action filled movies.
I was waiting for your DAMaN review since it was released in Odia. Finally it happened. Jammy, I recommend you to watch “Pratiksha”
My dad was the writer of movies like Stree, School Master , Rakhile Siba Mariba Kiye , Suna Bhauja , etc… he passed away with cancer in 2005. By that time the industry was ruined. DaMaN was the next Odia movie I watched after dad’s demise. Glad I watched it!❤thanks for reviewing!! I too had requested this review 😇😇
You are the loving daughter of your Late legendary father who contributed tremendous stories to Oriya film industry. Please come with some unreleased scripts if any available at your home .🙏👍
Odisha has much more to offer in the future, films like these are a testament to the talents and stories that we have in the state. Pratikshya is one such film where you get to entertain and educate without preaching. The heartfelt relationship between father and son has been portrayed beautifully..you'd left the theatre but pratikshya would stay with you forever.
I'm an Odia, but never seen any Odia movie because of the quality. There are few good movies in Odia language like 'Aadim Vichar', 'Sala Budha', etc. Now Daman is the good movie which got the potential to revive the artistic potential of the industry.
HOPE SO TOO rather than producers thinking the tried and tested formula of remakes is the best. Then it will be back to square one!
An odia movie getting featured in your channel is one of the proudest moment for us. Never had i thought that we could see such a great movie from this industry. Hopefully this will inspire many more beautiful original contents in the state
Being a lover of cinema and having been following your content for a while now, this definitely feels like a heartfelt moment in itself. Finally a movie from our dear state that has substance, emotions, gripping storyline, backed by commendable performance and I’m glad it’s been talked about everywhere. Hope this redeems the industry and encourages film makers to take up such stories and build an engaging script around it. Congratulations to Team Daman. Also, can’t thank you enough Anmol for reviewing this and giving it the push and pedestal it deserves. Still work in progress, still hopeful for better days at the movies. Would also take this opportunity to just put it out there, I know content reviewing is a subjective thing and there are professional stigmas attached with it, yet you should know that you’re currently and truly the best at your job. And we believe in your honesty towards your job and we feel your absolute love and admiration towards cinema. Keep going mate.
Bhala lekhichu
Very well put bro
I was waiting for you to review this one... I knew it wouldn't go unnoticed after the impact this movie had made... Hope the days will be back where we used to watch a movie of our favourite odia actor on a Sunday afternoon...
Being an Odia, it's really overwhelming for an Odia movie to reach this level ❣️❣️Thank God we have been able to create a phoenix in the form of Daman and may we continue to create such movies in future
Brother Interesting Fact : Odia Industry has made another Movie "Pratikshya" story With Pharmacist Character As A Protagonist Which will be Remaked By Anupam Kher and He Will Play In the Movie
Thank you for recognizing and putting all the effort into the pronunciation of the names of the cast and crew and our state. 💛💛💛
Another movie is on its way named Raavan by Anubhav, do watch that as well.
Jammy's anxiety level while pronouncing odia names 📈📈
Also, the title of this video is so apt because movies like Daman will compel odia creators to take the craft seriously as we have some incredible folklore that needs to get explored.
Finally a review of an Odia movie. Being an Odia myself I'm extremely proud that the odia film industry is finally getting it's recognition. My friend who finished his PG last year is posted in one of the KBK area. It's actually a true story for all the Odia people.
I think the main problem in odia movie industry is lack of originality. Everything they produce are copied or remake of some other movie. Not just movies but songs also. Even the original songs which they rarely make, have so many words in hindi and urdu like 'saiyara banzara, sawaria, sufiyana, etc etc. After year 2000, the golden era vanished and their only goal became following the typical Bollywood. But I'm really happy for 'daman'. It is definitely the lotus in mud. And I just hope the industry will learn from the movie that what audience are really looking for in a movie.
By the way I must mention one thing. Babushaan is the son of legendary actor Uttam mohanty and Legendary actress Aparajita mohanty.. and they were the brightest stars of Odia film industry in that golden era 💛💛
Man Oh Man, it’s here, finally it’s here! :’) This review was highly anticipated. This film has definitely taken the whole industry by storm! Really well researched, Jammy! Super proud! ❤️
What DAMAN and PRATIKHYA hv done is unthinkable for me in terms of appreciation in story telling and technicalities.
But it has been a mockery of remakes and poor stories for past few decades , let alone we expect a torch bearer to herald Odia film industry.
I believe Odia film industry needs to work much on the content where it can return to its lost glory and bring back its audience to witness.
The story is real and that of a senior of my very own Medical College, when he was serving one of his first postings. It feels surreal to see this story going so far & wide. Thank you Jammy for talking about it.
DAMaN indeed is a path breaking film.
Finally some regional movies getting their deserving recognition instead of typical pseudo bollywood material, cinematography is at his best, emotions are so touchy that I cried in first half, one of the reasons why this is one the highest IMDb rated movies from India.
I've been following your channel since your begining and I'd always wonder that there'd be a day when you'd talk about an odia movie in your channel and finally ❤️❤️
Daman was a very humble and refreshing yet honest attempt made in a dying industry and it revived it in a way nobody imagined. I hope ollywood industry would start this new journey and I'll see you talking about another odia movie in near future ❤️❤️.
Love from a regular viewer from odisha ❤️❤️
Thank you so much for putting forth your views on Daman, Anmol.
Hope you stumble upon this comment.
*Please note that I've not been an avid viewer of Odia movies and I'm writing this with the limited knowledge that I have.*
As someone who is from Odisha, the success of this movie feels personal on many levels. The Odia Movie Industry came up with several gems decades ago, namely Nirbachana, Biswaprakasa, Magunira Sagada, Sesha Srabana, Maya Miriga, Matira Manisha,etc. But then, it made several dissapointing films after that which were mostly crappy, over the top and detestable.
There was a time when the audience was frustrated to a point that they started looking down upon the industry and lost all hope in it, owing to the industry's lack of efforts in making good films.
Then came a great effort by Nila Madhaba Panda in the form of Kalira Atita, in 2020, depicting the story of a village gradually getting submerged by the ferocious ocean. But, sadly, it failed to grasp the attention it deserved.
In September, last year, came Adieu Godard, which managed to attract eyes of viewers in many parts of the country and as far as I know, it also became the first Odia Movie to make it's way to International Film Festivals. But, still didn't make much noise among the local viewers.
Then came Daman in November, 2022. Right from the time the trailer dropped it caught the attention of many people, waiting for it with bated breath and much hope. When it hit the theatre, people showed their support in the best way possible. There was gung-ho in the air and people were ecstatic as a note-worthy film from our industry was finally getting the much attention. This movie accomplished in restoring people's faith in the artistic ability of the Odia film Industry and winning the hearts of the people of Odisha.
I really hope this doesn't stop here. I hope the viewers demand even better stories and the makers come up with even more note-worthy projects
The same mediocre love drama,.. songs lacking the melody of the old golden era of Odia songs,.. no effort at all in the direction and acting to portray any realistic stories or anything new,..
Daman came as a breakthrough ♥️
The nation needs more of our regional movies, bringing the state and the beautiful stories into movie lovers notice.
This movie should serve as an inspiration, you don't need a big movie budget , rather simplistic and realistic acting, story writing and direction is enough to capture people's hearts..there are lakhs here who are still waiting for movies like this and not just any mediocre mass love stories
Hello team TRP ! I was really looking forward to this review.. I am from Odisha and I am a doctor too … So it is obvious for me to relate this movie in real life … The production team has done a really great job considering the current scenario in Odia movie industry.. Once this industry was known for its great story telling particularly in the field of family dramas and social issues .. But things got changed after 2000s … Movie makers focused more on remakes and the glory faded … Even the production has been so bizarre that you can’t even find an HD version of the cinema … Being a cinephile I won’t say this a very great movie but surely it has been quite an achievement for Odia industry after so many years … And being a doctor I personally feel this movie will change the attitude of people towards doctors which has been a serious issue now a days …
Jammy talking about Odisha♥️Love from Odisha bro
This is really a great achievement for Odisha Film Industry... @Jammy this my request please watch some of the most successful Bengali films of 2022...Like Bollobpurer Roopkotha, Aparajito, Belashuru, Lokkhi Chele, Haami 2, Dostojee
Thank you for covering this,a much needed one,l was ashamed of how odia industry was doing all these years though it had a pride past,thanks to you and salute to Team Daman and especially also salute to the real hero whose story was told...Dr.Omkar Hota,it was an honour to meet him,he's a great doctor yet being a simple human which thrives to do his duty to his best of abilities💗🎉much love from odisha
@@rashmiranjanswain7547 Brother....your words to her aren't good...but, your emotions are correct. Many people in Odisha, adhere those stereotypical mindset. Only for this kankada mindset, we as a community always underrated in India.
@@rashmiranjanswain7547 your thought represent two sides of a coin. One is your belief about great history of our state and other one is people's stereotypical perception of our state. We need to talk about Odisha among non odias to break those stereotypes. Hope , the scenario will change with positive mentality of true educated people(not those so called educated 'Sahari murkha mane'). Bande utkala Janani
@@rashmiranjanswain7547 outsider praise kala boli nuhen Odia film jemiti srenira banahauthila seithipain,l don’t like chihorapanti,maybe tamaku se sabu bhal laguthiba,sethipain semiti film tamemane hi chalauthila badhe,haan bhala Ghara loka Odia film dekhiba chadideyithile including me,mun kahaku chateni khayiba chada btw,l am not unemployed,are you? Sethipain badhe ajatha re mo upare frustration bahar karucha,mun tumaku kichi personally karini au asiki mate insult karucha Odia heiki bhi,sethiru au bahara lokara impression kana rahi a,kana prove karibaku chahuncha je eyi Pilati jiye critic hisabre Odia film tiku bhala kahuchi se tama ku example Rakhi Odia lokanka Guna grama janu je tame jhiamananku public platform re kemiti insult karucha,thank you for your behaviour,now l am again ashamed of being odia because of you,thanks for that.🙏Oh my God l didn’t know we were talking about culture and tradition and history of odisha here,l thought we were discuss about the quality of films.Dhanyabaad,semiti hi fake profiles baneiki jhiamanaku insult karuchathaya,bohut unnatti karucha tame au tame semiti kariki odisha ku bhi unnata karaucha bohut,God bless you.If you don’t know how to talk with respect then be ashamed of yourself first,the first and foremost thing in odia culture is respect and good behaviour which reflects the values of odisha and family too.So,dare you talk to me like that,tu kahiki address kana karucha mate,l am not your servant.Don’t show your shitty behaviour here.
@@rashmiranjanswain7547 are seya badhe tame sabu dekhucha sabu,tamaku bhal laguchi boli,mun se sabu kebe dekheni ki eparjyanta pathan bhi dekhini ki dekhibini,tame dekhucha au mate target karucha,bhala au tamemane nije dekhiki hit karaucha semiti sabu jinsa au alga loka ku jaha taha kahucha,it's time you shut up otherwise l will file a police complaint now.Ghare badhe tamuku jhiamananka sangere kemiti katha huanti simhaheini,Tama bhauni au maaku bhi emiti treat Kara badhe tame.Aga bhala manisa hua nije tapare algamananku anguthi dekheiba.Please get lost now.l don't talk to ill mannered uncultured people jahara patha satha nahin ki chakiri bakiri nahi au fake profile baneiki lokanku jaha paritaha kahe.You are not needed here.Tama bhalia abhadha asikhita mananka payin odia industry ra halat semiti heijayichi jauta kichi ta sikhita loka bhala content baneibaku chesta karuchanti kintu tamaku ta Ribbon fita bhal laguchi,mate kana faltu Katha kahucha.Nija chehra aaina re dekhiba Jaya.I warned you not to talk to me like that,now next time if you tell me anything l will file a case against you.Eita Tama ghara nuhen je jahaku pare tahaku jaha hele kahideba.
I am very thankful to you that you have covered this movie. Your research on our Odia film industry is so thoroughly done. I am really very happy to see one of our Odia film review on your channel. All the points you have mentioned is correct regarding recent downfall of our industry.
We have a very rich and old culture and there are so many great books and stories those if made into movies, it will be pan India hits. But the approach should be genuine. Another book adaptation is coming in the name of " PUKSARAA" which is deep rooted to its source material. At present it is production stage. What I feel is present generation of movie makers in Odisha are really enthusiastic and passionate about the art. And hopefully we will see many more good work like this movie. I once again thank you for sharing this movie review.
Kudos...
We as the people of Odisha grateful for your appreciation and enthusiasm toward promoting odia cinema. However, I would like to turn your gaze into another odia film that has much more laurels on its hat. Pratikshya has won best story in DC south asian film festival..also featured and screened at the IFFI Panorama section.. and has been a blockbuster in the region..running continuously for 7th week straight...watch it and make the rest of India aware of this odia phenomenon.
Have been sincerely waiting for your indepth review Jammy bro. Thanks a lot for discussing about this great movie which is a ray of light in our Odia industry.
Bro, the reason why Odia films have not been able to catch eyeballs is that it has not been able to feel and actually represent the pulse of Odias like our identity, culture and various other aspects. There are very talented artists in our industry and I strongly hope that they will be able to produce good quality content in the future so that you can review them once again.......
As someone with an Oriya mother, I remember watching Oriya movies from the 90s in my childhood. It used to be family friendly and lighter in it's sense. But nowadays when I visit my maternal grandparents home and see some movie trailers on TV, it doesn't make any sense at all. Finally saw something which is so humble in it's approach
Finally, thank you for the review. I was so looking forward to your reaction & opinion about this movie. Now that you have added your review of Daman, I know that this movie has really spread its wings and won hearts. Although there were movies which had garnered national interest, but none of them created waves like Daman. As an Odia, I really hope this will mark the rise of Odia Industry & the makers will finally get some crack in making content-rich movies that can catch the attention of its well-wishers and viewers.
Jammy I am from MALKANGIRI ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Odisha ...Proud Moment for Odia Industries
It's really make odiya viewers happy n proud to see the movie Released Pan India 😍😍 thank you Jammy for the review ❣️❣️ so true we had grt story in past, with this movie may be we have more good story to tell... ❣️❣️
Thank you for saying both Odia and Odisha with the proper pronunciation, Anmol!
It’s been 3 year I am watching your videos , first time I am with proudness
Im from #Odisha and after this film release i really want you to review this. finally you did it #Jammy as your subcriber i really like your unbiased reviews towards different genre films & film industries...
Feeling great full that you have reviewed the movie. I hope it will get better reach now and gets its due from the national media and audiences.
I remember growing up as an Odia I used to feel cringe watching the movies from my own state. But one specific movie is imprinted in my mind really well even though I don't remember its name. The movie was about caste system, superstitions etc. It was all performed by regional actors which made it look like I'm watching a real life incident rather than a movie. I really regret not being able to remember the movie's name because even as a kid I was really captivated by the story. And I absolutely agree that when compared to the retro times the current movies feel really cheap and cringeworthy to watch. There was a rawness in the older movies. We've got several awesome stories and folktales from the state that needs to get the rightful attention.
It will be good if more standout films come out from odia,assamese,nagaland,sikkim or other northeast states....we need to diversify the film industry to pose soft power all over the world
As an avid fan of Odia cinema, I urge you to take a few minutes to review this movie "PRATIKSHYA". Your voice can make a difference in bringing these films the recognition they deserve.
Do the review of pratikshya..it has far more recognition won best story in DC south Asian Film Festival, screened at IFFI goa and anupam kher sir is making the hindi remake. PRATIKSHYA ♥️♥️
Thank you for your review ☺️. I have watched my last odia movie 14 years back which was also a remake of South. After that I haven't watched a single odia movie.
Daman has gave us hope and confidence on our odia industry. I hope they will continue the same on coming future.
I respect your correct usage of odiya/odisha rather than oriya/orissa which most people do. And finally your wide coverage of movies across the Indian landscape, hats off
my grandfather made 2 odiya film in 80s.one movie get national award...that is the golden time of odiya cinema
Let's make sure that the talent and hard work behind the movie " pratikshya " are recognized. This was a celebration of Odia cinema and culture and I would Urge you to please review it and help odia cinema come to the forefront.
As an odia so happy to see our movie is getting its recognition at national level ,hope this movie brings the past glory back and lastly thank you for this review
A movie made on a budget of 90 lakhs is getting global recognition...proud to be an odia ❤️
Firstly, seeing DAMAN's review on your channel gives me so much joy and pride. It's the second Odia movie of my life that I have watched till date and in a theatre because of the hype it has created. After watching it in a single screen cinema hall back in Bhubaneswar in our native language with a packed theatre I could not help but accept that it does live up to the hype. I could never imagine Ollywood had it in it to produce such a gem. Barring the technical aspects and yes the scenes being inspired from Panchayat and Swades, which honestly is quite glaring and impossible to not miss, it does a fair job of showing it as an inspiration instead of a bland copy.
Wish this glory continues with more such Odia films coming in the future.
The day I start binge watching Odia films the way I do for Malayalam films today, it would be the real win for me.
The basic stories are the hardest to act out on screen, because we already know and can predict the happenings. But how it's presented is what matters.
Finally , odia movie ko recognise Mila. Proud moment for our odisha. Jay Jagannath 🙏🙏🙏
I am too from Odisha and that too from another backward interior district Phulbani...we r lucky to born in a privileged family but there r still many ppl who even die due to unavailability of basic amenities.. this movie act as an eye-opener to all those who complaints and r fussy for trivial things...Thank u Jammy for reviewing this gem hope this movie cud accentuate the reality of the real India...
Thank you Jammy for reviewing Daman and getting our Odia Film industry to the limelight through your channel, as an Odia I feel proud and happy. I guess for me the change what Daman brought in the Odia film industry is the effortless acting by its actors which had long been forgotten since the 80’s. As a viewer I am not against Remakes of South movies but the way the Odia actors performed made it look very mechanical than natural. Also Daman also showed that there is no dearth of original stories in the Odia film industry
Being an Odia myself, I despised watching Odia movies because of the remake culture, lack of original stories and them trying hard to mimic the other industries. But in my opinion, these days Odia industry is quite progressing and is trying to bring out authenticity which it had lost.
In recent years the odia industry mostly focused on remaking south India movies rather than producing something new. But Daman broke that stereotype thing and I hope now the odia industry should try this type of experiment and focus on new stories rather than remaking stuff which already majority of the people have seen.
I've seen some of the glimpses of the remakes and they were not even attempting to faithfully adapting them. They looked like skits rather than movies and I'm hopeful the impact of such films changes that fate
@@TriedRefusedProductions ooh really as if your hindi film don't make remake,drishyam,coming bhola,shezada coming all are remake movie,ok and south also make remake movie,do you want i can give you a list,don't point finger odia industry,you are just a you tuber your work is just to review not to tell odia what to do,we odia have rich history and culture this kalinga empire once dominated sea trade with java sumatra bali sri Lanka like country,pm modi have mentioned the role of kalinga present odisha kharavela one time conquered whole of India remember ,jai kalinga
@@TriedRefusedProductions there are many original good content odia film based on odia culture is lined up ,love in London his February where odisha chau dance,chaitra parba is shown,bhai movie ,ravan,chandrama,pushkara odia movie based on odia Hindu culture shoot near jagannath temple ,this will release in 2023 ,you will know what is the culture and tradition of odisha from pushkara movie,
@@rashmiranjanswain7547 😂😂😂kharavela is a Telugu name, kalingas used to speak archaic Telugu,
Kharavela is the Telugu name of lord Krishna, khara means dark, Vela means lord, kharavela means dark lord
@@gampa_10_31 ooh really telegu then bhubneswar might be in telenanga i think,because kharavela capital is today bhuvneswar udyagiri khandgiri caves,which is in odisha,
Being someone who has watched both the versions (Odia and Hindi), i would say a lot has actually been lost in the translation. Adivasis and their version of the language is completely different, that authenticity and hence the impact is completely lost.
Babushaan has done a great job, he is probably the best of the current gen actors. I think he has portrayed the inner turmoil brilliantly.
A Proud Moment for all Odia people. Thank you for making this video.
Thank you for sharing your review Anmol😃.
The problem with the Odia film industry, termed as Ollywood, has been inability of filmmakers to remake South movies. Every industry does remakes, but the way filmmakers adapt the story and present it for the local audience should differ. This is where filmmakers from Odia film industry have faltered. To match the tone of the performances done by actors down south, Odia actors started going over board with their performances, eventually leading to disappointments. This industry has the potential to go big, but the restrictive mindset of filmmakers of not understanding the audience's needs has pushed the industry back. Daman comes as a refreshing change. Would recommend you to watch Pratikshya starring Dipanwit Dasmohapatra is lead role.
Well said!
Hope is the start of a series of movies coming from our Heartland depicting our culture with full glory!
As a Odia Viewer, the reasons of the downfall of Odia industry was shitty Stories(Mostly Remakes) and weak cinematography.
But Fortunately with Movies like DaMan lets hope we can bring a new era to this industry.
I am very big fan of your content and reviews 👍😍 and your views on movies are spot on whether it's the good and bad aspects.
I love your oration, how well you describe which is soo true♥️♥️
I am glad that you not only talked about the movie but also about it's industry.
I think it will be a great series if you can talk about each lesser talked about movie industry all over India and dig a little deeper.
Thanks for bringing up this movie. Love from odisha ❤
As a Odia feel so proud to see review by Jammy bhai with good research ❤️. As a subscriber of Jammy my experiences are ( Tried and refuse production ) was the best review channel of India because Jammy watch movies of every industry and didn't flinch to share his honest and Nonbiased experience and opinion.
Proud moment of odisha a odiya movie recognised at national level 👍 Thnk u Jammy Bhai 👍
Jammy, you have no Idea how proud I am to finally see a movie review from my state in your channel. Definitely the potential is there! Trust me, it's just a matter of time! ❤️
Thanks for this support towards the odia industry. Please do the review of pratikshya..it has been screened at IFFI goa and Anupam Kher is making the Hindi remake.
Anmol, this deserves more recognition.
#PRATIKSHYA
So basically as you asked
The industry used to be really big and its way of portraying the culture in the state was far good to be acknowledged
Like if you go back to the old days
The actors used to be so fine and the way of story telling was fabulous
There used to be raw aspects of reality that would be eye-catching and easy to relate
Where as now a days it's basically
All about remake
There is a huge influence of other regional industries.
Which has has gotten very boring and tiring to watch
It's good to see DAMAN getting it's part of fame .
It's never late we can still shine and make an impact .
Love from Odisha❤️
Daman & Then
Pratikshya is an emotion for every movie lovers it's going to release in hindi by Anupam Kher Sir ❤️❤️
Hey Jammy, first I want to applaud for your approach, the studying motivating and cheering tone for an film industry completely new to you. And your about the past and present situation of our Odia film industry couldn't be more right in my opinion.
I am from Odisha and I have stopped watching odia movies for more than 10 yrs. In my childhood the stories were true to the society it catered, humble yet soulful but with time the tone got louder, the craft of acting started fading. Now the Odia film industry is at it's ruins, not a single new praiseworthy actor actress or movie in the last 10-15 yrs.
In these times the intention, the truth inspired storyline and the realistic on the ground approach of this Movie Daman makes me happy and hopeful. Originality and creativity don't have limits, they can burst out any time any where, so here as a Odia, all the cheering for new age ଓଡ଼ିଆ creators, hope there are more original and crafty movies to come.
finally recognition but #LEO is coming up
Thanks a lot for highlighting Odia movies. Lots of love from Odisha
Great to see you researching so much about Odia movie industry. Odia movie industry used to be so good in the 70s that my uncle’s movie got remade by Barjatyas in Hindi back in the era
I am extremely proud of Odiya cinema as DAMAN marks a remarkable transition in filmmaking at the industry. It is an emotional moment for Odiyas, as what we literally craved for from the industry is promised now through Daman. With crossed fingers, I just hope that Daman really transports us to a plethora of commendable and outstanding cinema through its success in the pan-India belts.
The efforts shown by you to get all the Odia words and the names right is truly appreciable!
Been a longtime subscriber of you Jammy and I never had though you'd tread into this territory. I truly can't express my elation at this moment. Daman is indeed a rare exception for our film industry, certainly not the only one but it is the one that dropped the bomb. You've pretty much mentioned all the problems with our cine industry but in my opinion, the biggest problem is the lazy and incompetent "mainstream" film makers who don't give a crap about the art. And the general audience too share a part in the problem as they have been dictating the trend in films till now. But with Daman and followed by "Pratikshya", which also features Dipanwit (a theatre artist), I certainly see the winds changing. I'm not necessarily being too optimistic about this but definitely keeping that hope alive in my heart for this time.
Hii 🙋,
It really feels great to see an Odia movie dubbed in Hindi and getting national fame. Adding on that, I would also want to pivot your attention to "Western Odisha Film Industry" (Sambalpuri Films) , YESS There are more than one movie Industry in Odisha itself ‼️I would recommend you to watch "Bhuka" (First Sambalpuri Film), "Salabudha" , "Aadim Bichar". They are really some great movies. Even some of them got National Awards.
P.S. - All those mentioned movies are available in TH-cam.
Love you Jammy for this. Thank you soooo much. We have been waiting for your take on this movie since the release of this movie.