Okay so there is this movie Split... and it stars James McAvoy.. and its about split personality disorder and I loved the acting and it was an amazing experience. That being said.. I am not sure whether the mental health aspect of the movie was depicted in a healthy and ethical manner. So will you please watch and review it? Thanks a lot
The movie never claimed schizophrenia. The little girl had trauma related psychosis. The last scene was like hypnotherapy where the therapist brings you back to your childhood…and you realize why you were traumatized. You are totally right about the psychiatrist friend. He was a waste of space.
But there is no evidence that patients who have trauma-related disorders experience psychosis or hallucinations that directly invoke their trauma as was portrayed in the film-research has only showed that people with comorbid trauma-related disorders (e.g., PTSD) and psychotic disorders (e.g., schizophrenia) may have some psychotic symptoms associated with the the trauma, such as paranoid delusions about people’s intentions or hearing voices that support those delusions. A common symptom of PTSD OR C-PTSD is intrusive memories (flashbacks, nightmares, etc.), but this is nothing like a hallucination.
@@noiya.r.n Yes, I concur. In PTSD one has flashbacks, but not hallucination. Here the protagonist was definitely psychotic as she wasn't imagining but visualizing. I say it is not Schizophrenia because that is not trauma related- it is organic. This disorder definitely does not exist in the DSW-however it is closer to PTSD, in how it is induced and appears to be Schizophrenia in how the patient is experiencing it.
@@ABhattacharya I understand what you mean-I’m sure there have been cases where people with complex PTSD experience psychotic symptoms that do not constitute another diagnosis. But the hallucinations in this movie are also very unrealistic, among other aspects of mental health portrayed… I feel like most of this could have been remedied with a basic internet search, but I guess that would ruin the weird premise behind this film. I would have been way more receptive if Rinku had dissociative identity disorder and they portrayed her as having an alternate child identity, for example-at least that is still considered in the realm of possibility for a trauma-related mental disorder and could have made for a really captivating story.
The best friend’s character was THE MOST problematic aspect of the film. And we’re talking about a film that had many such plot/loop holes. I’m not a psychologist/psychiatrist, yet the film just boiled my blood to the core. Have huge respect for Anand. L. Rai and team for investing so much into their films, but the slightest level of sensitivity is what the film lacked.
Fun fact: This became the most watched movie over wherever it got released? 😲 People are too out of money to take up therapy, but all their money flies off their bank accounts when it comes to going to theatres or taking up Netflix, hotstar etc Lol
But this is not really a movie about mental illness. I think it depicts the reality of the society today. People do make a joke out of mental illness. People do trivialise mental illness. For me, I did not take any offence in the fun making because it's what is happening. But the main characters being doctors and doing all these funny things is a bit illogical. Some movies depict reality, some movies exaggerate because that's what movies do. What is influential from a movie is really not clear. I think you're offended perhaps because you're a psychologist. And sure, that makes sense and that's okay.
Showing a psychiatrist who claims that he knows women because he is a psychiatrist. Is that a very appropriate representation of a mental health professional???
Yesterday, I watched this film with my mom and with every scene I was like what the hell is happening. The way they have portrayed mental illness is disgusting, I mean atleast gain some knowledge from the right professionals and then use it. The psychology student inner me was so upset but anyway I'm so glad you made this video. I'm gonna share it with my fellow classmates and other people. Ps: love what you do, you're an inspiration! ❤
And the arrogance of the writer of the movie says it was not meant to be a documentary on mental health. Instead of owning up, they are giving lame excuses. Such arrogance. The only thing good about the movie was the soundtracks except for that Chaka chak song because of the weird lyrics.
I resonate with you on every level!. Being a psychology graduate I often get sidelined and mocked for calling out anything that belittles and trivialise mental health. It’s exhausting and hurtful.
It is said Johar's 'Dostana' eased up conversations about gay men and made things better for them. I cringed when I saw the movie though. It makes me happy people are loving a movie with a schizophrenic protagonist. It's not that common.
I completely agree with the fact that the movie didn't throw proper light on mental illness but should that be the main sole reason to dismiss the movie on a whole? And also, when did we decide to make movies as advertiser of mental illness awareness, shouldn't the awareness start in our education system? Yes I do agree there are better movies that talk about mental illness like a beautiful mind, silver linings playbook, etc. but atrangi re comes no where close to being a film that talks about mental illness in the first place because that wasn't the creators intension or vision from the very beginning. You can criticize the film for it's portrayal of mental illness but you cannot dismiss the fact that this movie is really really good. You have your opinions and I have mine and although I agree with you on most of the things you have said in this video, I still stand by the fact that dismissing this film and hating it is just not fair. Peace :)
I understand what you mean and it's entertaining for the dramatic element it has for most of the target audience who just watch the movie for fun and nothing supposedly educational. So yes, it's not a movie about mental illness awareness. However, while the plot is mainly focused on the nature of a mentally ill character and how they effectively "treat" it, don't you agree that as makers of the film, it bestows a sense of ethical responsibility to have factual accuracy? In India, Bollywood has a very great influence on views and opinions of people. It's not a demand for making it about mental illness awareness but when you do bring in a sensitive topic such as this, it's rather a basic expectation to not cause damage the lives of the affected people and the efforts of people trying to make the gravely needed betterment in the area. Sure this isn't what occurs to people who are just enjoying the show and find this to sound like salty nitpicking by professionals, I guess. But if you sometime happen to visit an institution that deals with mental illnesses or people that either have their loved ones or themselves going through this and realise the influence these things can have on people, I'm confident you'd find what is being said more agreeable. It's natural for the general audience to easily ignore all the inaccuracies and that's not objectively wrong on the viewers part to think they're harmless. But as a movie maker, these faults are not really inexcusable.
@@mohammedsihan3585 supposedly educational??? You want that?? Ok fine clear neet ug then do five n a half year MBBS , then clear neet pg, do MD of three year....that's how you get education.......not by watching movies .
Mental illness can be cured with love, friendship,laugh,songs bottom line is if you are surrounded with right kind of people then every mental illness can be cured
It's 00:44 and, I saw atrangi re and search in TH-cam for psychological perspective of that movie. And you know what I felt you are the only one who felt the same way where I felt. Then I liked this video and subscribed your channels. Hope you make more videos
I have been studying schizophrenia medications in multiple projects both orals and LAIs and I was shocked, extremely shocked as to how they thought and depicted schizophrenia treatment works!!! The tx's aim not to resolve love triangles!!!!
I’m a counselling psychologist so idk how schizophrenia treatment works in real life (I only know the theory and what I’ve seen in internships) but yeah. It all seemed very sus to me 👀
My mom has schizophrenia, she got this because i got accident when I was small. She thought that my dad attempted to murder me but not.Medicine helped my mom.But she is not fully recovered and somehow knows the reality.
Love triangle is her imagination so hallucination and delusion are part of schizophrenia. Yes schizophrenia is treatable in the sense the symptoms Can be controlled. Even this review is so bogus but again every one has their opinion and this is literally stupid review. Even the psychiatrist is a student I have many psychiatrist friends who joke around with each other. This is just a review.
I absolutely love your educational content. I find it very supportive to my analysis of the wrongdoings of influence caused by art and movies. I had a conversation with a friend about how art influences people and we influence art too but there has to be a boundary in many influential aspects of art and media. Thanks a lot for what you are doing!!
Hey, chillax girl! The way they addressed this issue in the movie deserves some appreciation. It's meant for people who may not know much about mental illness, helping them take that first step of acknowledging its existence. The name might not make sense to you, but think about your own channel name too. Maybe learn a bit about movie-making and target audiences before jumping to conclusions. Keep it cool!
Hey Divija, There's a kdrama called 'It's okay that's love ' where the main character has schizophrenia. I loved the kdrama but since i don't have much knowledge about schizophrenia, i wonder if they have portrayed it rightly or not. After watching this drama , i came to know that there is something like schizophrenia. I was wondering if you could do review of any shows or movies where they have actually portrayed mental health or other conditions in q correct manner. Thanks for doing these reviews btw. 😁
They have portrayed mental conditions very well. Many Korean writers are super specialized in mental health , they do their studies and produce good work. You feel the hard work which writers put into them, Not just entertainment like Bollywood thinking ah right or wrong who cares no one knows.
To be honest, it sounds so logical from ur point of view but if they show everything to the common man . They won’t digest. Most of the people like it now coz it feels real . 🤓
Yeah but it’s farrrr from reality. The schizophrenia would have been detected by her family and friends a long time ago. We just don’t want people to think this is reality
It's a brilliant film and must see...from someone who has experienced mental illness for years. Films are an art, and psychologists cannot make the them. Never expect films to teach everything about life...do your own research audience and have fun!
Lol I don't think you understand how displaying it in harmful way can cause so much harm, it's almost like people day it's just "film" But indians are so influenced by them that they learn extremely harmful behaviours from movies
@@anupamaMall it is fiction, sad that people think films are to teach them everything. People who have dealt with mental issues in family have also loved the film. Sadly, many don't understand genre and writing. If all the trolls are true, then any film where the hero kills a villain justifies murder because "people would fall for it?"
What's more appalling is that this movie's come out in 2021. I mean there are some older movies that have depicted mental illness more accurately. although using it for a story, they dint make it a joke or trivialise it . Eg. Karthik Calling Karthik or 15 Park Avenue
Completely agree with your point. Movies create influence and that is how people perceive it in real life. Mental condition is not a joke and shouldn't be treated as one. The portrayal was definitely wrong but I think people should be smart enough to see that rather than foolishly believing in whatever is being catered to them. I believe its the illiterate and unintelligent people who will get influenced by this not the smart ones. The film however was very good and like I said it should be treated as a film rather than trying to derive a moral story out of it. Just for fun and entertainment.
Timely upload indeed! But people are blindly in love with their favorite actors and actresses and wouldn't understand. IDK why bollywood celebs are literally worshipped, they're just doing their job to earn money isn't it 🤦
That friend and psychiatrist enraged me SO MUCH. I get your being concerned about your friend, but don't you have any ethics as a mental health professional, as a medical professional. Especially the scene where he casually says the auditorium is filled with patients having OCD, Schizophrenia so they will see whatever Sara wants to show... like whaaaaaaaaaaaat? First, it is so unethical to pull a stunt like this in a hospital/medical college/anywhere, that too with no supervision of seniors, second, since when did OCD have hallucinations as symptoms, third, just because 2 people have schizophrenia doesn't mean they are going to indulge in each others' psychosis/hallucinations. Not getting accuracy on portraying mental illness is still debatable/forgivable, but at least get one correct in the entire thing.
To all those saying don't expect realism: But the film is too over the top. Do you really believe that medicine work like magic and that the patient will just understand everything on their own? 😂
Exactly! I totally agree with you Ik it's "just a movie" but there are very few people with mental health awareness in India and you show it to the audience this way, like a joke, they are never gonna take it seriously. Actually this movie is not concerned with mental health awareness at all, I don't even know if they know what schizophrenia actually means, because if that was the case they wouldn't be portraying it this way and the way Rinku is "cured" in the end oh god If they don't know how to do it they shouldn't, I hope they don't make more movies like this (I just watched a summary of the movie, thank god I didn't waste my time)
I agree with what you said. I think its important to take medicine for that person to feel better, not for the comfort of those around them. The movie gives off the message that people with mental ilness annoy, bother the people around, which is humanly wrong. Another thing is that taking medication comes with side effects, which for me were horrible and now I feel like a different person and it is not nice. (I used to take antipsyhotics. I tried different ones, but I decided to go off them) And bruh, if you expect me to take pills for you, I am mad. Another thing I am angry about is when everyone with mental ilness was put in the same box, saying they can see the hallucination. Maybe I am going too far, but it kinda feeds her psychosis. This doesn t go only for this movie, but I absolutely hate it, when people romanticize mental ilness. For example, depression. It s not only being sad(don t get me started on people saying that depression is just saddness), insomnia, sh. It s also smelling bad because you haven t had a shower in weeks, missing deadlines, failing exams, being fired, looking bad(please, not the mascara tears), older than you actually are, but we don t see these in movies, because it isn t fancy and cute, is it? (But, there are also people with high functioning depression) And guess what? Even if you show a little bit of this, there is also that person, who saves you and becomes your lover. I am sorry for people, who like 13 reasons why, but I don t see a personality trait, besides her disorder, depression. (From what I remember, there is someone that likes the main character. I understand that you want to help her, but love?) You just minimized her whole being to her mental ilness. Good job! Sorry for the long comment.
I think it’s not schizophrenia, could be a rare manifestation of PTSD or (I forgot the exact term for this but I remember that it’s seen in kids with unstable and abusive households where they create an imaginary world or an imaginary friend; it’s been more than a year since I’ve read psychiatry 🤭)… I agree with you on using terms like “pagal” and other derogatory terms to describe Rinku’s condition. As a doctor, I feel like they should have just hired a psychiatrist while writing the script but as an avid cinema lover, I think the movie is good, it made me cry at a lot of instances and I had a smile on my face in the climax. The title atrangi re was being referred to the story, as told by the actors in the promotions.
So as per what I've studied as a Clinical Psychologist, when we talk about positive symptoms (anything that's an abnormal addition - hallucinations / delusions), it stops being just about PTSD or imaginary friends because it hampers their daily life. Delusions and / or hallucinations (along with a few more symptoms but majorly these) are enough to get you a diagnosis of psychosis, schizophreniform disorder, or Schizophrenia, depending upon the duration of the symptoms 😅
@@yashvi_prakash non necessarily.🤔 Transient auditory hallucinations occur in certain cases of normal grief reaction and is not considered psychosis. Ref. Kaplan&sadock.
Your points are logical. I just watched this movie and then I came to see review for this movie. I feel the same as you said. and, at some points, their emotions and acting were okay and Dhanush especially has done a good job. however, this film has to be very serious entirely by not directing some mocking or funny scenes. I know that people should have at least little knowledge about mental health to understand this movie otherwise some people will take it in another direction. and I am saying this coz, I have also gone through a serious mental illness and I am still healing from that. and as a patient, I understand the importance of the main character "Rinku". I cried a lot while watching it, I mean I couldn't stop my tears 'cause I am relating the character of Rinku. anyway, this movie would be something else if it was directed in a more serious way like you said. thank you for this video and god bless you all.❣❤❣
Thanks for making this video and making us aware abt this movie. I had no idea abt the story in this movie since i dont pay attention to bolly movies these days. Also side note i know this is a serious video but this is an appreciation for your eyeliner 😂. Full paisa vasool making a video with it on.
I was so excited about watching this movie..being a psychology student..but again..here we are disappointed with the lack of sensitivity and seriousness that this film portrays..Just like you mentioned..it angers me too..how people who are completely unaware about such real life issues get adversely influenced...And the creators?I mean if you REALLY want to introduce a unique concept, why not be completely aware about it yourself first, much before introducing it to a society which is learning to adapt to the mere concept of mental health till date?!
Hey mamagoat! Love your content ♥ These vids actually are a huge step towards moulding mental health awareness and are more informative than my college lectures honestly :) Just being curious, can you review kartik calling kartik someday?
This is just a movie so take it as it is.. Nobody can actually teach you psychology in just 2 hrs.. Fact is that somebody is trying to convey a message through,what people are not aware of.
Please let me know basic difference between bsc psycology and bsc (honours)psycology..which is better option..secondly my niece is a student of 10 +2 medical stream..she is likely to get near 90 percent marks in the 12th...which CU or Govt colleges or Private univ/colleges will be the best for her..please guide me in this regard
Guys listen, *the movie never claimed it was schizophrenia* It was due to the traumas that she suffered during her childhood. And the movie isn't even ABOUT mental illness. It's a love story. That's it.
Amazing review,you make us aware and after going through your review, one observes the negative perspective and how certain scenes can influence us in a wrong way.Thanks a lot for doing this.
@@inpursuitofhappiness366 I get what she's trying to say but I don't agree completely. But hey, she's the professional here. I just think the character's mental condition was not clearly specified and it's a fictional story so can't expect the facts to be 100% correct. There is a huge space for different possibilities in the world of fictional stories. I viewed it more like a love story more than an educational one. However, how she's not even taking Dhanush's name says a lot about her own taste in movies and actors. You don't disrespect Dhanush..nope!
I have so questions after watching the film: Is it really that easy to treat mental illness with some medicines and lies? How did she understand everything on her own in the end?
Have you watched housefull 2 ? Now Idk in which film did they showed Akshay Kumar having DID... u know what I mean if u have watched the movie pls correct me if I am wrong.
Omg yes, I was gonna suggest her to do a review about that. I want to know more about DID, and the way they potray it in the movie is just stupid I feel
Iam a doctor and trust me i honestly hated how mental health and it's treatment was shown . It did entertained me but i second u . Thats absolutely not how it works. The psychiatrist friend was a shame . Thats not how it works. This movie definately doesn't claim to be an ambassador which educates about mental health but since it will reach mass audience and people's minds are way more impressionable than many claim it to be also this may be the only medium which may have exposed them to mental illness related issue therefore it definitely raises eyebrows. See mental health is deeply misunderstood in society and let's break our privileged bubble and realise that bollywood and regional cinema still is major source of entertainment and knowledge to many people across country and a movie likes this is will act as an information primer about mental health and it's treatment and misinformation can be extremely fatal and we don't wish to experience blunders it can create . I have seen some cases of pseudoscience and misinformation getting diagnosed when it's too late . We educated and privileged section of society may just take it with pinch of salt because we are preconditioned to recheck facts on books and internet but it will not cross minds of many people . I absolutely enjoyed the movie but they could have best of all worlds if they would have had self educated themself about these things and then write this movie . It could have atleast been more right or educational and still entertaining. Educational movie can we very entertaining as well
A better question would be which movies don’t trivialize it 😭 dear zindagi is probably the most decent one out there that I’ve seen. It has its bad points but it’s still a step in the right direction
as a someone who is very interested in cinema and wants to pursue it as a career...i loved the movie....and i sat here to watch this with a very salty mood preparing all hate comments before even actually watching it....but honestly i kinda do agree with you...they really did cause more harm than good and they never countered the taboo...it was more like "promoting paagalpan" and making mental illness a funnily weird of some sort...the movie was entertaining no doubt the actors were fab but they failed to make the point they were trying to...makers really could've done a better job and that doctor character was very genuinely shit...with that doctor they have delivered the message that all psychiatrists are frauds and people will become more scared them...
Tamasha was a movie dealing with insecurity and borderline personality disorder and I guess bipolar disorder too. It did tried to show a deeper and realistic portrayal of the circumstances, mental state of a person going through it. But it flopped bcs it too complex for most of the audience understanding. I feel if Atrengi Re went deep audience out right rejected it. Mental illness is a complex issue and needs to be understood thoroughly so that u can portray it in such a way everyone can understand it. I guess the maker's themselves didn't understood what they were dealing with hence they choose to keep it like typical bollywood rom story.
I was laughing at Shruti Sinha (she is from Roadies extreme ) because she continuosly says that I am a psychology student , that's why I can read people's mind
Thnks for making a video about this...its important for people to know tht mental health is important nd not a joke...nd its tru tht in India its taken very lightly..movies like those just make it worse
Hello ma'am my name is pushpa Sahani , I'm from Kanpur , ma'am I'm a student of pasychology M.a. , Ma'am , my age is 23 , ma'am I am divorce.. ma'am I watch your vedio , ma'am I totally confused to what I do in the career in psychology, ma'am I also want your councelling, ma'am please can you guide me.... please ma'am I need help please ma'am guide me ...
Okay. There are many things said here in the review that are correct medically about mental illness but you can’t expect a movie to be 100% medical ethically! It’s just a movie at the end of the day…
I never see them mocking serious physical ailments like cancer. But they always mock mental illness. Also why can’t I expect better research? If I find something wrong, I will give my opinion. They don’t need to follow it but at least my viewers will not let it influence them.
@@awkwardgoat3 You are correct. I am not denying that at all. Ofcourse I came to watch your review because I was expecting some substance. I just wondered how much we can expect from Bollywood - or are we expecting from wrong folks? Perhaps more education of these issues is really needed to change people’s perception overall. Was talking in broader terms about this just being a movie. Not that I don’t agree with you.
If we are looking for a social change towards Mental illnesses then we mental health professionals have to rethink about our role as professionals, are we merely gonna sit and make instagram videos or TH-cam videos (that too only for elite classes) or we have to go out real in grassroots, meet with public officials , lobbying for rights of persons with mental illness. This is a broader problem which needs grassroots interventions. We cant expect it from movies only.
Me : The Map of Bihar shown in this movie is wrong. Me : The Map of Delhi Shown in this Movie is completely wrong. You : I have not seen these maps in the movie. Me : Mee Too. I have not seen the Maps. This movie is not about Maps. It is for entertainment. Nothing more and nothing less. If you look for a primer on mental illnesses, you will be disappointed. You are looking at the wrong place. The husband : Seeing his just born girl child. To wife "You say, she looks exactly like me. but I see no similarity. Wife : Stupid, you are looking at the wrong end. 😃😃😃
Nobody expects realism I'm sure when people go to see mcu movies which are 100% fictional they don't expect realism, but they also dont expect it to be so dumb and ignorant towards aj actual REAL issues that is stigmatized.
The writer of the movie is so arrogant that when he was asked about the genuine controversy of the movie he states that the script wasn't meant to be a documentary on mental health issues. Such arrogance.
Waste video by so called intellectual girl... I really don't know that how today's educated class see outter things? The movie is based on multiple aspects not only mental illness of a girl. And all these facts copied by some articles or books won't help the core audience of India. It's a movie to give some sort of message to society so please take it in that way... This girl is considering a movie as a psychological patient's biography for medical students. The movie is awesome by the way...
It is a problematic film, very bad for those who don't know alot about mental illness but it was a light heart watch.... A one time watch maybe... I think it does put forth a little bit on suppressed trauma and on the fact that suppressed trauma can come out in very strange and unexpected ways and does not just psychosomaticly impair an individual.
Broooooo.... Like WTF is happening in INDIA????? Everyone is praising this bullshit film?? and these are the same people who disliked the film KARTIK CALLING KARTIK like you can literally see the growth... 🙂 Oukie so as a schizophrenic....someone will come in my life will act romantically to me...and will give me medicines (whatever the medicines ) and I'll be ok 🙂mera psychologist to chutiya h...mera psychiatrist to chutiya h....hm bhi chutiya h 🙂 I'm so pissed off right now can't tell you.. Director-----movie on a serious mental health and only focusing on it... Audience-----are ye kya bana diya bhkk aisa ni hota.. Director-----making movie on a serious mental health by insulting mental health.. Audience----ye hui n baat yhi to hota h 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂Ok ok fine
What other movies would you like me to review?
Karthik calling Karthik. Even if it is old I think they have portrayed mental health issues (schizophrenia in this case) pretty well.
Okay so there is this movie Split... and it stars James McAvoy.. and its about split personality disorder and I loved the acting and it was an amazing experience. That being said.. I am not sure whether the mental health aspect of the movie was depicted in a healthy and ethical manner. So will you please watch and review it? Thanks a lot
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The movie never claimed schizophrenia. The little girl had trauma related psychosis. The last scene was like hypnotherapy where the therapist brings you back to your childhood…and you realize why you were traumatized. You are totally right about the psychiatrist friend. He was a waste of space.
But there is no evidence that patients who have trauma-related disorders experience psychosis or hallucinations that directly invoke their trauma as was portrayed in the film-research has only showed that people with comorbid trauma-related disorders (e.g., PTSD) and psychotic disorders (e.g., schizophrenia) may have some psychotic symptoms associated with the the trauma, such as paranoid delusions about people’s intentions or hearing voices that support those delusions. A common symptom of PTSD OR C-PTSD is intrusive memories (flashbacks, nightmares, etc.), but this is nothing like a hallucination.
@@noiya.r.n Yes, I concur. In PTSD one has flashbacks, but not hallucination. Here the protagonist was definitely psychotic as she wasn't imagining but visualizing. I say it is not Schizophrenia because that is not trauma related- it is organic. This disorder definitely does not exist in the DSW-however it is closer to PTSD, in how it is induced and appears to be Schizophrenia in how the patient is experiencing it.
@@ABhattacharya I understand what you mean-I’m sure there have been cases where people with complex PTSD experience psychotic symptoms that do not constitute another diagnosis. But the hallucinations in this movie are also very unrealistic, among other aspects of mental health portrayed… I feel like most of this could have been remedied with a basic internet search, but I guess that would ruin the weird premise behind this film. I would have been way more receptive if Rinku had dissociative identity disorder and they portrayed her as having an alternate child identity, for example-at least that is still considered in the realm of possibility for a trauma-related mental disorder and could have made for a really captivating story.
@@noiya.r.n I agree.
The best friend’s character was THE MOST problematic aspect of the film. And we’re talking about a film that had many such plot/loop holes. I’m not a psychologist/psychiatrist, yet the film just boiled my blood to the core. Have huge respect for Anand. L. Rai and team for investing so much into their films, but the slightest level of sensitivity is what the film lacked.
The fact that no one is criticising, is the biggest clue to the state of mental health awareness in India😔
Agreed. My mom plays off mental illness
Why you always have a problem with every movie man?
Fun fact: This became the most watched movie over wherever it got released? 😲
People are too out of money to take up therapy, but all their money flies off their bank accounts when it comes to going to theatres or taking up Netflix, hotstar etc Lol
But this is not really a movie about mental illness. I think it depicts the reality of the society today. People do make a joke out of mental illness. People do trivialise mental illness. For me, I did not take any offence in the fun making because it's what is happening. But the main characters being doctors and doing all these funny things is a bit illogical.
Some movies depict reality, some movies exaggerate because that's what movies do. What is influential from a movie is really not clear. I think you're offended perhaps because you're a psychologist. And sure, that makes sense and that's okay.
Showing a psychiatrist who claims that he knows women because he is a psychiatrist. Is that a very appropriate representation of a mental health professional???
Yesterday, I watched this film with my mom and with every scene I was like what the hell is happening. The way they have portrayed mental illness is disgusting, I mean atleast gain some knowledge from the right professionals and then use it. The psychology student inner me was so upset but anyway I'm so glad you made this video. I'm gonna share it with my fellow classmates and other people. Ps: love what you do, you're an inspiration! ❤
Totally agree
And the arrogance of the writer of the movie says it was not meant to be a documentary on mental health. Instead of owning up, they are giving lame excuses. Such arrogance.
The only thing good about the movie was the soundtracks except for that Chaka chak song because of the weird lyrics.
I resonate with you on every level!. Being a psychology graduate I often get sidelined and mocked for calling out anything that belittles and trivialise mental health. It’s exhausting and hurtful.
tbh I feel no representation is better than false/bad representation.
It is said Johar's 'Dostana' eased up conversations about gay men and made things better for them. I cringed when I saw the movie though. It makes me happy people are loving a movie with a schizophrenic protagonist. It's not that common.
I completely agree with the fact that the movie didn't throw proper light on mental illness but should that be the main sole reason to dismiss the movie on a whole? And also, when did we decide to make movies as advertiser of mental illness awareness, shouldn't the awareness start in our education system? Yes I do agree there are better movies that talk about mental illness like a beautiful mind, silver linings playbook, etc. but atrangi re comes no where close to being a film that talks about mental illness in the first place because that wasn't the creators intension or vision from the very beginning. You can criticize the film for it's portrayal of mental illness but you cannot dismiss the fact that this movie is really really good. You have your opinions and I have mine and although I agree with you on most of the things you have said in this video, I still stand by the fact that dismissing this film and hating it is just not fair. Peace :)
Agree
I understand what you mean and it's entertaining for the dramatic element it has for most of the target audience who just watch the movie for fun and nothing supposedly educational. So yes, it's not a movie about mental illness awareness. However, while the plot is mainly focused on the nature of a mentally ill character and how they effectively "treat" it, don't you agree that as makers of the film, it bestows a sense of ethical responsibility to have factual accuracy? In India, Bollywood has a very great influence on views and opinions of people. It's not a demand for making it about mental illness awareness but when you do bring in a sensitive topic such as this, it's rather a basic expectation to not cause damage the lives of the affected people and the efforts of people trying to make the gravely needed betterment in the area. Sure this isn't what occurs to people who are just enjoying the show and find this to sound like salty nitpicking by professionals, I guess. But if you sometime happen to visit an institution that deals with mental illnesses or people that either have their loved ones or themselves going through this and realise the influence these things can have on people, I'm confident you'd find what is being said more agreeable. It's natural for the general audience to easily ignore all the inaccuracies and that's not objectively wrong on the viewers part to think they're harmless. But as a movie maker, these faults are not really inexcusable.
Exactly....ye kahan movies dekhne Aaye Hain...ask them to watch documentaries.....
@@mohammedsihan3585 supposedly educational??? You want that?? Ok fine clear neet ug then do five n a half year MBBS , then clear neet pg, do MD of three year....that's how you get education.......not by watching movies .
@@taramaheshwari2392 seems like you clearly didn't understand the whole comment and just picked out two words from it without context.
The movie A beautiful mind very clearly portrays how serious schizophrenia is and that released in 1992.
Mental illness can be cured with love, friendship,laugh,songs bottom line is if you are surrounded with right kind of people then every mental illness can be cured
It's 00:44 and, I saw atrangi re and search in TH-cam for psychological perspective of that movie. And you know what I felt you are the only one who felt the same way where I felt. Then I liked this video and subscribed your channels. Hope you make more videos
I have been studying schizophrenia medications in multiple projects both orals and LAIs and I was shocked, extremely shocked as to how they thought and depicted schizophrenia treatment works!!! The tx's aim not to resolve love triangles!!!!
I’m a counselling psychologist so idk how schizophrenia treatment works in real life (I only know the theory and what I’ve seen in internships) but yeah. It all seemed very sus to me 👀
@@awkwardgoat3 Definitely sus
My mom has schizophrenia, she got this because i got accident when I was small. She thought that my dad attempted to murder me but not.Medicine helped my mom.But she is not fully recovered and somehow knows the reality.
Love triangle is her imagination so hallucination and delusion are part of schizophrenia. Yes schizophrenia is treatable in the sense the symptoms Can be controlled. Even this review is so bogus but again every one has their opinion and this is literally stupid review.
Even the psychiatrist is a student I have many psychiatrist friends who joke around with each other.
This is just a review.
I absolutely love your educational content. I find it very supportive to my analysis of the wrongdoings of influence caused by art and movies. I had a conversation with a friend about how art influences people and we influence art too but there has to be a boundary in many influential aspects of art and media. Thanks a lot for what you are doing!!
Thank you for the validation 😜
Hey, chillax girl! The way they addressed this issue in the movie deserves some appreciation. It's meant for people who may not know much about mental illness, helping them take that first step of acknowledging its existence. The name might not make sense to you, but think about your own channel name too. Maybe learn a bit about movie-making and target audiences before jumping to conclusions. Keep it cool!
This proves even after all the SSR thing , Bollywood will still make fun of mental health ..
8:38 BRO HE LITERALLY SAID PPL WITH OCD CAN SEE THE INEXISTENT GUY I'M SO DONE WITH PPL.
Hey Divija,
There's a kdrama called 'It's okay that's love ' where the main character has schizophrenia. I loved the kdrama but since i don't have much knowledge about schizophrenia, i wonder if they have portrayed it rightly or not. After watching this drama , i came to know that there is something like schizophrenia. I was wondering if you could do review of any shows or movies where they have actually portrayed mental health or other conditions in q correct manner.
Thanks for doing these reviews btw. 😁
I second this!
Yup I loved that drama . Definitely request Divija to review that as well.
this !!
They have portrayed mental conditions very well. Many Korean writers are super specialized in mental health , they do their studies and produce good work. You feel the hard work which writers put into them, Not just entertainment like Bollywood thinking ah right or wrong who cares no one knows.
Yess please make a video on this one
To be honest, it sounds so logical from ur point of view but if they show everything to the common man . They won’t digest. Most of the people like it now coz it feels real . 🤓
Yeah but it’s farrrr from reality. The schizophrenia would have been detected by her family and friends a long time ago. We just don’t want people to think this is reality
If only schizophrenia were so quick to get cured
My father is a psychiatrist, believe me we were both so angry after watching the movie, every scene made us feel like "what the hell"
Cry bout it
It's a brilliant film and must see...from someone who has experienced mental illness for years. Films are an art, and psychologists cannot make the them. Never expect films to teach everything about life...do your own research audience and have fun!
Lol I don't think you understand how displaying it in harmful way can cause so much harm, it's almost like people day it's just "film" But indians are so influenced by them that they learn extremely harmful behaviours from movies
Also it's mediocrity at best
Then you have no idea how masses are impacted by such interpretation
In this day and age it's not acceptable to show mental illness treatment in such an unrealistic way.
@@anupamaMall it is fiction, sad that people think films are to teach them everything. People who have dealt with mental issues in family have also loved the film. Sadly, many don't understand genre and writing. If all the trolls are true, then any film where the hero kills a villain justifies murder because "people would fall for it?"
What's more appalling is that this movie's come out in 2021. I mean there are some older movies that have depicted mental illness more accurately. although using it for a story, they dint make it a joke or trivialise it .
Eg. Karthik Calling Karthik or 15 Park Avenue
Completely agree with your point. Movies create influence and that is how people perceive it in real life. Mental condition is not a joke and shouldn't be treated as one. The portrayal was definitely wrong but I think people should be smart enough to see that rather than foolishly believing in whatever is being catered to them. I believe its the illiterate and unintelligent people who will get influenced by this not the smart ones. The film however was very good and like I said it should be treated as a film rather than trying to derive a moral story out of it. Just for fun and entertainment.
I just watched the movie and had a lotta concerns!🙂 Timely video ✨
Timely upload indeed! But people are blindly in love with their favorite actors and actresses and wouldn't understand.
IDK why bollywood celebs are literally worshipped, they're just doing their job to earn money isn't it 🤦
That friend and psychiatrist enraged me SO MUCH. I get your being concerned about your friend, but don't you have any ethics as a mental health professional, as a medical professional.
Especially the scene where he casually says the auditorium is filled with patients having OCD, Schizophrenia so they will see whatever Sara wants to show... like whaaaaaaaaaaaat? First, it is so unethical to pull a stunt like this in a hospital/medical college/anywhere, that too with no supervision of seniors, second, since when did OCD have hallucinations as symptoms, third, just because 2 people have schizophrenia doesn't mean they are going to indulge in each others' psychosis/hallucinations.
Not getting accuracy on portraying mental illness is still debatable/forgivable, but at least get one correct in the entire thing.
I know righttt!!! Same thing crossed my mind while watching that scene lol! Totally fucked up!
It’s nice to see a healthcare provider reviewing movies. I enjoy movie reviews more than the actual movie. I subscribed!
To all those saying don't expect realism: But the film is too over the top. Do you really believe that medicine work like magic and that the patient will just understand everything on their own? 😂
Exactly! I totally agree with you
Ik it's "just a movie" but there are very few people with mental health awareness in India and you show it to the audience this way, like a joke, they are never gonna take it seriously. Actually this movie is not concerned with mental health awareness at all, I don't even know if they know what schizophrenia actually means, because if that was the case they wouldn't be portraying it this way and the way Rinku is "cured" in the end oh god
If they don't know how to do it they shouldn't, I hope they don't make more movies like this
(I just watched a summary of the movie, thank god I didn't waste my time)
I agree with what you said. I think its important to take medicine for that person to feel better, not for the comfort of those around them. The movie gives off the message that people with mental ilness annoy, bother the people around, which is humanly wrong. Another thing is that taking medication comes with side effects, which for me were horrible and now I feel like a different person and it is not nice. (I used to take antipsyhotics. I tried different ones, but I decided to go off them) And bruh, if you expect me to take pills for you, I am mad. Another thing I am angry about is when everyone with mental ilness was put in the same box, saying they can see the hallucination. Maybe I am going too far, but it kinda feeds her psychosis.
This doesn t go only for this movie, but I absolutely hate it, when people romanticize mental ilness. For example, depression. It s not only being sad(don t get me started on people saying that depression is just saddness), insomnia, sh. It s also smelling bad because you haven t had a shower in weeks, missing deadlines, failing exams, being fired, looking bad(please, not the mascara tears), older than you actually are, but we don t see these in movies, because it isn t fancy and cute, is it? (But, there are also people with high functioning depression) And guess what? Even if you show a little bit of this, there is also that person, who saves you and becomes your lover. I am sorry for people, who like 13 reasons why, but I don t see a personality trait, besides her disorder, depression. (From what I remember, there is someone that likes the main character. I understand that you want to help her, but love?) You just minimized her whole being to her mental ilness. Good job!
Sorry for the long comment.
Thank you so much for making a video about this, can't wait to watch it.
The fact that no one is talking about this shows how seriously mental illness is taken in India
I think it’s not schizophrenia, could be a rare manifestation of PTSD or (I forgot the exact term for this but I remember that it’s seen in kids with unstable and abusive households where they create an imaginary world or an imaginary friend; it’s been more than a year since I’ve read psychiatry 🤭)… I agree with you on using terms like “pagal” and other derogatory terms to describe Rinku’s condition. As a doctor, I feel like they should have just hired a psychiatrist while writing the script but as an avid cinema lover, I think the movie is good, it made me cry at a lot of instances and I had a smile on my face in the climax.
The title atrangi re was being referred to the story, as told by the actors in the promotions.
So as per what I've studied as a Clinical Psychologist, when we talk about positive symptoms (anything that's an abnormal addition - hallucinations / delusions), it stops being just about PTSD or imaginary friends because it hampers their daily life. Delusions and / or hallucinations (along with a few more symptoms but majorly these) are enough to get you a diagnosis of psychosis, schizophreniform disorder, or Schizophrenia, depending upon the duration of the symptoms 😅
@@yashvi_prakash non necessarily.🤔 Transient auditory hallucinations occur in certain cases of normal grief reaction and is not considered psychosis.
Ref. Kaplan&sadock.
I think you are talking about maladaptive daydreaming. It's not a psychosis but can be debilitating.
Your points are logical. I just watched this movie and then I came to see review for this movie. I feel the same as you said. and, at some points, their emotions and acting were okay and Dhanush especially has done a good job. however, this film has to be very serious entirely by not directing some mocking or funny scenes. I know that people should have at least little knowledge about mental health to understand this movie otherwise some people will take it in another direction. and I am saying this coz, I have also gone through a serious mental illness and I am still healing from that. and as a patient, I understand the importance of the main character "Rinku". I cried a lot while watching it, I mean I couldn't stop my tears 'cause I am relating the character of Rinku. anyway, this movie would be something else if it was directed in a more serious way like you said. thank you for this video and god bless you all.❣❤❣
Thanks for making this video and making us aware abt this movie. I had no idea abt the story in this movie since i dont pay attention to bolly movies these days. Also side note i know this is a serious video but this is an appreciation for your eyeliner 😂. Full paisa vasool making a video with it on.
Thanks 😂😂
Thank you for this video. Really resonated with everything you said. I felt the same and needed validation that I was not being uber sensitive.
I was so excited about watching this movie..being a psychology student..but again..here we are disappointed with the lack of sensitivity and seriousness that this film portrays..Just like you mentioned..it angers me too..how people who are completely unaware about such real life issues get adversely influenced...And the creators?I mean if you REALLY want to introduce a unique concept, why not be completely aware about it yourself first, much before introducing it to a society which is learning to adapt to the mere concept of mental health till date?!
At least they will talk about it at least now......
At least they will talk about it at least now......
At least they will talk about it at least now......
@@taramaheshwari2392 Ya i guess that is a fair point..
But again..keeping a bollywood standard in perspective..it was an okay-ish attempt
Hey mamagoat! Love your content ♥
These vids actually are a huge step towards moulding mental health awareness and are more informative than my college lectures honestly :)
Just being curious, can you review kartik calling kartik someday?
This is just a movie so take it as it is.. Nobody can actually teach you psychology in just 2 hrs.. Fact is that somebody is trying to convey a message through,what people are not aware of.
Exactly
Are you literally translating Atrangi Re title into English and critiquing it?? You lost the review thing right there..
mamagoat supremacy 🐐
Can you review "it's ok to not be okay" it's one of my favourite kdramas and I would love to hear your thoughts on it
Please review rockstar, tamasha and highway and help us understand what exactly they going through or try to show in those particular scenes
Please let me know basic difference between bsc psycology and bsc (honours)psycology..which is better option..secondly my niece is a student of 10 +2 medical stream..she is likely to get near 90 percent marks in the 12th...which CU or Govt colleges or Private univ/colleges will be the best for her..please guide me in this regard
Guys listen, *the movie never claimed it was schizophrenia*
It was due to the traumas that she suffered during her childhood.
And the movie isn't even ABOUT mental illness. It's a love story. That's it.
So she wasn’t experiencing psychosis?
Amazing review,you make us aware and after going through your review, one observes the negative perspective and how certain scenes can influence us in a wrong way.Thanks a lot for doing this.
Atrangi also kind off means different and not necessarily funnily weird. These are just my thoughts….
Most concerning thing for me is people in India are enjoying this movie no one gives a damn about how they just made fun of this serious topic
Bang on!
Bollywood just disappoints so much 💀 They romanticise dangerous things like stalking and make a joke out of serious stuff like rape and mental illness
Sara Ali Khan, Akshay Kumar and "the male protagonist"💀
@@inpursuitofhappiness366 I get what she's trying to say but I don't agree completely. But hey, she's the professional here. I just think the character's mental condition was not clearly specified and it's a fictional story so can't expect the facts to be 100% correct. There is a huge space for different possibilities in the world of fictional stories.
I viewed it more like a love story more than an educational one.
However, how she's not even taking Dhanush's name says a lot about her own taste in movies and actors. You don't disrespect Dhanush..nope!
I have so questions after watching the film: Is it really that easy to treat mental illness with some medicines and lies? How did she understand everything on her own in the end?
Exactly
everything you said is so true. i totally agree. you’re doing really good.
much love
xoxo
Yassss waiting for this 🙌🏻 i like ur reactions they're so meaningful :))
And also my medal?? 😌
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I want to become a Psychologist.
Thank you for inspiring me 🙂
Edit:- Man I got more likes on this comment than people IRL like me
I'm a Clinical Psychologist and did not like this review, maybe you need to get your facts clear before making such statements. Thank you
Can you review the movie Kartik Calling Kartik??
THERAPISSED!!!! AHHHHHHH I LOVE IT
i love your videos
We all love Dhanush but Atrangi movie is all about propaganda, nothing else. Now bollywood gutter involving South actor into that gutter..
The psychiatrist friend's character gives a Jordan Peterson vibe
I totally agree with you. That’s exactly what I thought while watching the movie
Why am I not able to see your replies to comments? 😩
Have you watched housefull 2 ? Now Idk in which film did they showed Akshay Kumar having DID... u know what I mean if u have watched the movie pls correct me if I am wrong.
Haven’t seen it 👀 I used to like Akshay Kumar. Why is he doing this 😭😭😭
@@awkwardgoat3 idk in which movie but do watch it... let me search more about it and I'll tell u
@@awkwardgoat3 hey its housefull 3 will u pls watch the review it? Coz I believe I might be wrong.
Omg yes, I was gonna suggest her to do a review about that. I want to know more about DID, and the way they potray it in the movie is just stupid I feel
Iam a doctor and trust me i honestly hated how mental health and it's treatment was shown . It did entertained me but i second u . Thats absolutely not how it works. The psychiatrist friend was a shame . Thats not how it works. This movie definately doesn't claim to be an ambassador which educates about mental health but since it will reach mass audience and people's minds are way more impressionable than many claim it to be also this may be the only medium which may have exposed them to mental illness related issue therefore it definitely raises eyebrows. See mental health is deeply misunderstood in society and let's break our privileged bubble and realise that bollywood and regional cinema still is major source of entertainment and knowledge to many people across country and a movie likes this is will act as an information primer about mental health and it's treatment and misinformation can be extremely fatal and we don't wish to experience blunders it can create . I have seen some cases of pseudoscience and misinformation getting diagnosed when it's too late . We educated and privileged section of society may just take it with pinch of salt because we are preconditioned to recheck facts on books and internet but it will not cross minds of many people . I absolutely enjoyed the movie but they could have best of all worlds if they would have had self educated themself about these things and then write this movie . It could have atleast been more right or educational and still entertaining. Educational movie can we very entertaining as well
Diagnosed with SLD past 4yrs and it's my fault year after year I need to prove myself
What are the other movies which trivialize mental health, I've gotno idea
A better question would be which movies don’t trivialize it 😭 dear zindagi is probably the most decent one out there that I’ve seen. It has its bad points but it’s still a step in the right direction
@@awkwardgoat3 well I don't consume a lot of content but yes I'll watxh dear zindagi then, curious now xd
as a someone who is very interested in cinema and wants to pursue it as a career...i loved the movie....and i sat here to watch this with a very salty mood preparing all hate comments before even actually watching it....but honestly i kinda do agree with you...they really did cause more harm than good and they never countered the taboo...it was more like "promoting paagalpan" and making mental illness a funnily weird of some sort...the movie was entertaining no doubt the actors were fab but they failed to make the point they were trying to...makers really could've done a better job and that doctor character was very genuinely shit...with that doctor they have delivered the message that all psychiatrists are frauds and people will become more scared them...
Always to the point!!!! Love your content and you ofc ❣️
Tamasha was a movie dealing with insecurity and borderline personality disorder and I guess bipolar disorder too. It did tried to show a deeper and realistic portrayal of the circumstances, mental state of a person going through it.
But it flopped bcs it too complex for most of the audience understanding. I feel if Atrengi Re went deep audience out right rejected it.
Mental illness is a complex issue and needs to be understood thoroughly so that u can portray it in such a way everyone can understand it. I guess the maker's themselves didn't understood what they were dealing with hence they choose to keep it like typical bollywood rom story.
I was laughing at Shruti Sinha (she is from Roadies extreme ) because she continuosly says that I am a psychology student , that's why I can read people's mind
Thnks for making a video about this...its important for people to know tht mental health is important nd not a joke...nd its tru tht in India its taken very lightly..movies like those just make it worse
I m also a psychologist and I totally agree with what u r saying.
Hello ma'am my name is pushpa Sahani , I'm from Kanpur , ma'am I'm a student of pasychology M.a. , Ma'am , my age is 23 , ma'am I am divorce.. ma'am I watch your vedio , ma'am I totally confused to what I do in the career in psychology, ma'am I also want your councelling, ma'am please can you guide me.... please ma'am I need help please ma'am guide me ...
Please review Kartik Calling Kartik too..
p.s. All of us are extremely grateful for this type of content..Thankyou mamagoat🥺❣
Okay. There are many things said here in the review that are correct medically about mental illness but you can’t expect a movie to be 100% medical ethically! It’s just a movie at the end of the day…
I never see them mocking serious physical ailments like cancer. But they always mock mental illness. Also why can’t I expect better research? If I find something wrong, I will give my opinion. They don’t need to follow it but at least my viewers will not let it influence them.
@@awkwardgoat3 You are correct. I am not denying that at all. Ofcourse I came to watch your review because I was expecting some substance. I just wondered how much we can expect from Bollywood - or are we expecting from wrong folks? Perhaps more education of these issues is really needed to change people’s perception overall. Was talking in broader terms about this just being a movie. Not that I don’t agree with you.
If we are looking for a social change towards Mental illnesses then we mental health professionals have to rethink about our role as professionals, are we merely gonna sit and make instagram videos or TH-cam videos (that too only for elite classes) or we have to go out real in grassroots, meet with public officials , lobbying for rights of persons with mental illness. This is a broader problem which needs grassroots interventions. We cant expect it from movies only.
@@vinayaksharma1353 So well put together 👏👏👏
👏👏👏 thankyou for this
BSC psychology with congonative neuroscience at University of Nottingham
Me : The Map of Bihar shown in this movie is wrong.
Me : The Map of Delhi Shown in this Movie is completely wrong.
You : I have not seen these maps in the movie.
Me : Mee Too. I have not seen the Maps. This movie is not about Maps. It is for entertainment. Nothing more and nothing less. If you look for a primer on mental illnesses, you will be disappointed. You are looking at the wrong place.
The husband : Seeing his just born girl child. To wife "You say, she looks exactly like me. but I see no similarity.
Wife : Stupid, you are looking at the wrong end. 😃😃😃
I totally agree with the hall scene. Even though I am not a psychiatrist I thought it was so problematic and dehumanizing.
if the movie is realistic, it will be very generic. there has to be element of entertainment. imagine Big Boss without a script.
Ah yes. Schizophrenia is so entertaining 🐷
Nobody expects realism I'm sure when people go to see mcu movies which are 100% fictional they don't expect realism, but they also dont expect it to be so dumb and ignorant towards aj actual REAL issues that is stigmatized.
The writer of the movie is so arrogant that when he was asked about the genuine controversy of the movie he states that the script wasn't meant to be a documentary on mental health issues. Such arrogance.
What if this movie just trying to potray the way mental health is looked down upon in our country?
It’s not 🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️
@@awkwardgoat3 okie :)
Hey, I would like to see your perspective on the movie 3 "moonu" Great review so far 🙌❤️
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What are your views about Bhool Bhulaiya movie?
Haven’t seen it from a psychologist’s perspective. Saw it when I was a kid 👀
Waste video by so called intellectual girl... I really don't know that how today's educated class see outter things? The movie is based on multiple aspects not only mental illness of a girl. And all these facts copied by some articles or books won't help the core audience of India. It's a movie to give some sort of message to society so please take it in that way... This girl is considering a movie as a psychological patient's biography for medical students.
The movie is awesome by the way...
Thanks for the review 🌼can you please review "A beautiful mind"
Nd yea we luv u, ur vids give me a new aspect to life keep doing wat u do
It is a problematic film, very bad for those who don't know alot about mental illness but it was a light heart watch.... A one time watch maybe... I think it does put forth a little bit on suppressed trauma and on the fact that suppressed trauma can come out in very strange and unexpected ways and does not just psychosomaticly impair an individual.
Hello, could you please review Amazon original series starring Abhishek Bacchan, called Breathe: Into The Shadows?
The mental health of Bollywood itself keeps detoriating while making every movie lmao
Broooooo....
Like WTF is happening in INDIA?????
Everyone is praising this bullshit film?? and these are the same people who disliked the film KARTIK CALLING KARTIK like you can literally see the growth... 🙂
Oukie so as a schizophrenic....someone will come in my life will act romantically to me...and will give me medicines (whatever the medicines ) and I'll be ok 🙂mera psychologist to chutiya h...mera psychiatrist to chutiya h....hm bhi chutiya h 🙂
I'm so pissed off right now can't tell you..
Director-----movie on a serious mental health and only focusing on it...
Audience-----are ye kya bana diya bhkk aisa ni hota..
Director-----making movie on a serious mental health by insulting mental health..
Audience----ye hui n baat yhi to hota h
🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂Ok ok fine
i can't digest tajmahal scene 🙄
BSC MSC psychology at University of Manchester
Great review.
Please review movie trance..i really want to know..
Hey, would really love if you review to this anime movie " A silent voice ". And BTW love your reels and videos ❣️❣️
How many people psychiatrist saved? All they do is some sugar coated words, tricks and send them back