I have lost count on how many times I have seen that movie and not even once I have not cried at that scene. Just can't explain...the feeling of a someone will look after you for life....that assurance even that boy's own father couldn't give...the moment was priceless.
Also the final scene where he runs towards him and he lifts him up into the air. It was symbolic of the entire concept of what Amir Khan did for him in life
That scene of Barfi , when he tries to make her smile when he himself was heartbroken , was damn emotional . And that October scene , dude ! , You always make satisfying videos 👏👏.
@@admnke lol but it serves no purpose 😂. And isn’t it more beautiful if the father was there to witness his daughter finally winning, after so many years of struggle? Instead they locked the poor guy in a room loll
@@angelfire1987 it does serve the purpose... I think you need to study more about cinema.. If it doesnt serve the purpose they u and me shouldnt be talking abt tht scene... There are several scenes in international cinema as well as bollywood Where directors leave the gap to make the scene iconic...take example of titanic death of Jack...or in Ghajini where Kalpana could not know before her death who the sanjay singhania was...sometimes such kind of gaps are in the movie in order to make movie iconic... The beauty about that scene is Everyone was calling Amir traitor after his intolerance comment, but with this scene Aamir made whole nation to stand up on national anthem.. Thts called genuis of cinema
He is totally correct about padmaavat . I know some may disagree but that jauhar scene was actually spectacular, when I saw a pregnant women and her daughter running to do jauhar it was astonishing
I am seriously confused by that scene. Because in Maharana Pratap, they showed that pregnant women should be protected at all costs and the youngest queen(forgot the name) was made to run away as she was pregnant.
The pregnant woman scene was a mistake. By the rules of jauhar, pregnant women couldn't take part in it. And, the leaders i.e. the queen always made sure that a small group of young men and women leaves the place safely so that they can reclaim their place in the future. Anyway, except that one minor mistake, the scene truely was a mesmerizing one.
The Jauhar scene of "Padmaavat" is just spectacular. It gives me goosebumps every single time I watch it. It shows how much of an amazing actress Deepika is!
That Water Boy scene in Swades will bring tears in any Indian's eyes! Brilliant acting by Shahrukh Khan. It's a shame the film can't do financially well in the box office!
I watched Swades years ago and barely remember it, but watching that scene in this video brought tears to my eyes. Incredibly powerful. I must rewatch that movie.
How Corporate Culture works, the amount of Money SRK earns in USA was still probably more than the money earned by his entire village. How we value things is completely screwed up.
I wish SRK took on more roles like those in Swades or Chak De India. He is such an incredible actor but his talent is painfully underutilised. The last such role he did was in Dear Zindagi.
The scene from the movie "Bhag Milkha Bhag"- When after the separation period of India, in a scene when Divya Datta has to compromise with a man for her brother and her safety. When she came out that hut after sprinkling water on her face that scene choaked me and in the last when Farhan Akhtar returned to his sister house and she didn't recognise him but after then when Farhan handover his coat to her sister OMG the acting of Divya Datta again choked me even after that I'd to take a glass of water. She is really a brilliant actress. and leaves her foot-mark even in a two-minute scene too.
@@ananasbanana The list is not based on the overall movie but the specific scenes. The scenes mentioned are based on the subtlety, cinematography and overall storytelling of that scene and are great additions.
@@ananasbanana it is about particular scenes there were many powerful moments in that padmavat scene like carrying the print of husband and showing a pregnant women into the fire!!
How can you forget #3Idiots? - Raju's scene in hospital, when his father suffered an attack. - Joy's suicide scene. - Madhavan's scene with his father in the end. - And ofcourse whole friendship song, when raju was in hospital.
I was 12 when I watched swades and that water boy scene sent chills down my spine one of the best scene in Bollywood and it also shows what brilliant actor shah rukh is, which his stereotype romantic hero image doesn’t show
PewDiePie #1 People still think the R word is a slur when it’s an affront to disabled people Oh wait, you’re a Pewdiepie fan It all makes sense now, the braindead nature
I think the scene of URI when the girl the cried for her for her father and looking at Vicky Kaushal with great emotions and Vicky controlling his tears was also very powerful and heart breaking scene of the movie WITHOUT ANY DIALOGUE.
The scene from Barfi is my absolute favourite and I cry each time I watch it. I had tears in my eyes even while watching it in this video. Truly a masterpiece!
The scene in masan when deepak is sitting at the shore with shalu's ring and then he throws it away and then jump back in river to find the ring.. This scene was like a dagger in my heart.. One of the best powerful scene.. And in Uri when they attack at the very end.. I loved that scene usually director choreographer fight scenes with music and sound but that scene in uri with only breath sound of actors gave me chills.
So gald that you put out your view on the padmavaat climax sequence. Though everyone has a right to differ, but I strongly feel that jauhar scene was directed in most beautiful and dignified manner putting out the essence of the entire movie (why it was made). Probably some couldn't get the point or didn't look into the details well enough. But that climax left everyone numb when the movie got over not knowing what to feel. There was joy and sadness at the same time. That scene definitely elevated to movie to why it became a blockbuster. Complete SLB magic there !!
that Swadesh scene....... I'm even not an Indian, I'm Bangladeshi...... But, still can relate myself in those situations...... when even if we want, can't do much for those poor souls.......
The last scene in october where Dan has a vision of Shuily right at the moment she passes away, left me shook. I have heard from people of having such experiences when a loved one leaves.
The last scene was even more heart breaking when he was sitting near the shiuli uprooted tree as if he is Taking away her now.. and still doesn't know why she called Dan that night
Your interpretation of Padmaavat was so amazing. I'm glad someone finally said that Rani padmavati 's jauhar wasn't an act of cowardice but empowerment. It needs real guts to choose death over handing themselves over to the Rapists. And for everyone saying it glorified jauhar, jauhar was a reality of the past that needed to be showcased because it was there and we cannot deny that. The women resisted the khilji army..many people fail to notice that. The women fought, there burnt coal but even after everything when they realized that capture was inevitable,they chose death over a life of torture,humiliation and imprisonment.
People who trolled varun dhawan by making memes that he is getting Oscar has made them silence by his superb performance in October. He is perfect for serious roles like badlapur and sui dhaga but people don't support it to wo bechara kya kare filme karna chor de. Sad reality of indian audience
Agreed! It’s a perfect demonstration of the fact that a good movie does not need a heavy and intense storyline. It can be tender, with no real plot and still move your heart. The film feels like a poem to me. Too bad not everyone enjoyed it.
Some scenes I'd like to add 1. Tere nam's scene where the actress is dead and radhe sees her dead body 2. Ghajini's scene where Ghajini killed asin and aamir khan is lying on the floor 3. Literally any scene from My name is Khan 4. Any scene where Ajay Devgn's eyes are in frame 5. Ranbir kapoor in rockstar at the end of kun faya kun song
I think ghajini's end scene was the best...when he saw the footprints of him and kalpana ...only tune plays at bg and the moment was b'full as he remembers her with not even a single word spoken...also the final winning scene of hockey match in chak de India was tremendously portrayed by srk
@@seraj1411 I saw that movie like 2 hours back. I found it good, but just a li'l detached from reality. Best thing was Rani and Neeraj's (Wadia Sir) acting. Did you guys not feel it?
I really think Swades deserves a re-boot- I would love to see that film on the big screen. The performance of his love interest in that film, Gayatri Joshi, was so brilliant. What a huge loss to Bollywood that this was her only movie. Her first and only film and a performance so deep... I have to watch Bollywood with subtitles, and I rarely go to the movies here in the States anymore because the stories are not moving. I can watch Bollywood and know that the story and the cinematography will be more important than CG. Swades is one of my favorites.I love the theme of this video, because the one improvement Bolly directors could make is to "show not tell" with their cameras- too much dialogue makes a film into a play. This video can serve to inspire Bolly directors to find more moments like the ones you have showcased to mature the editing. However, I love Bollywood. My son had a college roommate from India ( and need up being the "best man" at his wedding) and I will always be grateful to that young man for opening my eyes to this genre of film.
I love the shayri scenes from znmd , especially when happiness of hrithik is shown by running horses .....beautiful frame with fabulous background score
1. GOW-2 -Climax scene where Faisal Khan Got Shot. 2.GOW-1 - Shahid Khan deceived by gun seller 3. Taare zameen par- Ishaan crying in the bathroom 4. Omkara- Climax Scene 5. Ugly - Climax Scene 6. Masaan - when Deepak Chaudhary receives dead body of her gf Shaalu Gupta out of the blue at the cremation ghat.
This movie is gem & specially Avinash tiwary as majnu is finest actor I don't know why ishan khattar got award for best debut it should be given to avinash tiwary.
@@shreyashukla6669 because Laila Majnu wasn't his debut movie. He's done supporting roles before in movies like Tu hai mera sunday. Though he could've got a Best Actor nomination, his performance was that good.
also the acceptance of love from a teacher which the kid craves for during the painting scene. Song climax of tu dhoop hai chamse bikhar. Goosebumps all the way.
@@vimisunful bang on... the scene where ishan as well as the audience catches the glimpse of the painting and ishan cant help but bursts out and hugs nikumbh...🙌☀️
Honestly saying I don't think student of the year deserved a place in this list there r soooo many movies which had just beautiful scenes with no dialogues.
He included it just to let us know that there are beautiful scenes in not so great movies too. That scene has got a terrific background score by the way
The movie as such did not make a place in this video. It is the scene that deserves applause! The beauty of the scene is the defining part of all emotions and the piano BGM was the perfect fit. Agreed that the movie was a bummer, which is also said in this video, but the scene as such, much much wow! th-cam.com/video/-El_iQ0i5Og/w-d-xo.html Watch this and tell me if it doesn't give you the feels!
I cried just looking at Deepika's face in that end scene! I totally agree with your argument. The whole movie was based on how tactfully she handled all the situations despite her husband not liking it. And in the end she willfully gave up her life which was a slap on the face of Khilji. He wasted so much of time and energy on her just to go it in waste. Couldn't have imagined a better ending for the film. Jauhar was not something that the film celebrated but it made people realise how cruel were the times and we are lucky enough to not be there.
That scene from chak de india...where shahrukh khan portrays so many emotions through his eyes after the world cup win without any dialogs....that act was unimaginably amazing. ...shouldve been included
Really nice video jammy. Jauhar and srk scene from swades were truly awesome. Ranbir enacting that scene was at another level and an absolute gem of a scene
Firstly , I want to mention that our point of views are quite similar and as the name of this video showcased, I really hoped Barfi and October would be a part ! Also the way you said I'll always appreciate October is something which I keep on saying to people who thought the movie was a mistake . It's warm and heart wrenching and your videos are really amazing ! Keep growing .
Movies have shifted a lot from the past, where there used to be many dialogues to now where there can legit be lengthy scenes without them. It's all possible due to the cinematography honestly. Ambiguity is presented, which lets the viewer interpret their own thoughts and feelings at that moment. All of this is possible thanks to the production quality we have today. The theatre/headphone audio, camera work, direction, SOUNDTRACK.etc so many things man!
I'm Latina and consider myself a Bollywood enthusiast. Love your channel because it helps me understand narratives in films that may be foreign to me. Thanks a lot! Gracias!
@@ananasbanana Romanticised and Glorified concept of that Jauhar scene in Padmavat may not be acceptable to many including me, but the raw courage and intent of those characters to go ahead and accept that as their fate or as an escape from the inevitable future that lies ahead of them after their men got defeated is honestly amazing. Though fictitious but the portrayal of that courage and determination in those women was done in an immensely intense way. I wouldn't say it was the best scene of that movie, but it left my theatre in pindrop silence during the whole scene. Everyone held their breath to that amazing and powerful scene.
Nice video. I had one more suggestion from recent movie gully boy where ranveer is driving a car and the car owners ask him what is his qualification and then tell their daughter that you'll end up like him. The potrayal of emotion from smiling to hurt to just a tear at end of the eye by ranveer was amazing
Even the background music in that scene of SOTY is touching you know... They portrait so many emotions in that scene and without even dialogues. That was more than beautiful ❤️🙌🏻
The last 20 mins of Uri wer the entire strike takes place deserved a mention❤p.s. I'm so glad you mentioned October its such a beautiful and different movie😭💘
Great video! October is one of my all time favourite movies, really beautiful film! And I completely agree with you about padmavat! I watched kalank's trailer and since you've featured Karan johar's directed scene in this video, I'd encourage you to watch the trailer of kalank. The last frame showed in the trailer shows Varun (her lover) running towards Alia in a DDLJ-esque way as the train is moving forward, but before he could hold her hand and get on the train, she slips off the train and suddenly Aditya (her husband in the movie) who's inside the train, holds her hand and prevents her from falling off the train. And then there's a frame in which one hand is being held by Aditya to prevent her from falling off and the other hand is extended towards Varun who's about to climb the train. Zero dialogues but really gripping frame! At least in my point of view, let me know what you think about it!
The scene in Lootera, where Ranveer is painting the leaf amidst the snow, and Sonakshi walks out..and then they look at each other. The tears and smiles on their faces and the background music, conveyed a ton of emotions. Though the scene was short, it touched me deeply.
I loved the jauhar scene in padmaavat. Send chills down my spine. As for the people who didn't like it, its human mind. It takes a very long time to build up a positive impression but only a fraction of a second to build a negative impression.
That student of the year scene is always subtle and one of the best things in the movie I always cherish while watching it everytime!! Thank god that u noticed... Because many ppl don't get it nd they r always clouded by karan johar nd nepotism issues!!!
The scene in Aakashvani when the heroine is about to leave and Karthik just comes and sit by his side and both cry to their heart contents sitting next to each other
How can you forget KHAMOSHI... bhansali's masterpiece in his initial years...nana and his wife being mute...express their feelings soo well...and the climax scene when he realises his daughter his alive... that pure happiness...
You can say anything but Deepika Padukone raised the bar of acting Her acting is so natural All her emotions pain Every audience feels so connected to her ♥️
Guys don't miss taare zameen par the scene when Ishaan sees amirs paintings and both burst into tears was wonderful
I was crying with alot of tears watching that scene
And the song "Tu dhoop hai chan se nikal" absolute give Goosebumps everytime❤️
I have lost count on how many times I have seen that movie and not even once I have not cried at that scene. Just can't explain...the feeling of a someone will look after you for life....that assurance even that boy's own father couldn't give...the moment was priceless.
Also the final scene where he runs towards him and he lifts him up into the air. It was symbolic of the entire concept of what Amir Khan did for him in life
@@hey_jarviss tears roll down at this scene every single time I watch this scene.
"Shahrukh and his eyes, as he fill up with tears doesn't require any dialogues." Damn true🔥
Absolutely
That scene of Barfi , when he tries to make her smile when he himself was heartbroken , was damn emotional . And that October scene , dude ! , You always make satisfying videos 👏👏.
Yesss. He is so good at this. Thanks jammy
The scene in 'Dangal' when Aamir's daughter wins and he hears the national anthem locked in a room.. ❤
It didn’t even happen in real life. He was sitting right there when she won.
Exactly...thts one of the most beautiful and emotional scene in indian cinema
@@angelfire1987 its not abt it happend or not in real life...its abt beauty of the scene and acting of Aamir khan
@@admnke lol but it serves no purpose 😂. And isn’t it more beautiful if the father was there to witness his daughter finally winning, after so many years of struggle?
Instead they locked the poor guy in a room loll
@@angelfire1987 it does serve the purpose...
I think you need to study more about cinema..
If it doesnt serve the purpose they u and me shouldnt be talking abt tht scene...
There are several scenes in international cinema as well as bollywood
Where directors leave the gap to make the scene iconic...take example of titanic death of Jack...or in Ghajini where Kalpana could not know before her death who the sanjay singhania was...sometimes such kind of gaps are in the movie in order to make movie iconic...
The beauty about that scene is Everyone was calling Amir traitor after his intolerance comment, but with this scene Aamir made whole nation to stand up on national anthem..
Thts called genuis of cinema
He is totally correct about padmaavat . I know some may disagree but that jauhar scene was actually spectacular, when I saw a pregnant women and her daughter running to do jauhar it was astonishing
I am seriously confused by that scene. Because in Maharana Pratap, they showed that pregnant women should be protected at all costs and the youngest queen(forgot the name) was made to run away as she was pregnant.
@@shreejatadas9922 it was a major attack...how did you expect anyone to escape...every woman had only two choices surrender or die 💔
The pregnant woman scene was a mistake. By the rules of jauhar, pregnant women couldn't take part in it. And, the leaders i.e. the queen always made sure that a small group of young men and women leaves the place safely so that they can reclaim their place in the future. Anyway, except that one minor mistake, the scene truely was a mesmerizing one.
Jauhar is a choice. “Sati” is forced. There is a difference between two. That was a brilliant scene that showcase d the bravery of women,
@@sheenashrivastava4531 sati bhi choice thi dharam khatam hone laga to pratha ban gai
The Jauhar scene of "Padmaavat" is just spectacular. It gives me goosebumps every single time I watch it. It shows how much of an amazing actress Deepika is!
And that scene of shahrukh khan after winning world cup in Chakde India.
yes
SRK is the most unutilized actor
Get lost
Gagandeep Singh the penalty shot scene also
Also when they leave the house and return and a kid cuts the "gaddaar" from wall.
The jauhar scene with 'Rani sa' playing in the background is everything u call a masterpiece.
@Rossandrachiel Raichel
not really. I couln't take the scene seriously because it was so over the top
@@Leonderlie no it wasn't
Yup amazing❤️
That Water Boy scene in Swades will bring tears in any Indian's eyes! Brilliant acting by Shahrukh Khan. It's a shame the film can't do financially well in the box office!
I watched Swades years ago and barely remember it, but watching that scene in this video brought tears to my eyes. Incredibly powerful. I must rewatch that movie.
And yet films like kuch kuch hota hai and dil to pagal hai worked 😂
How Corporate Culture works, the amount of Money SRK earns in USA was still probably more than the money earned by his entire village. How we value things is completely screwed up.
@@sanghitadey8475 that's the audience not the actor's mistake
A travesty...
I wish SRK took on more roles like those in Swades or Chak De India. He is such an incredible actor but his talent is painfully underutilised. The last such role he did was in Dear Zindagi.
He would take such roles if the audience support's him.The audience is too stupid for such roles they just want to see him in masala roles
That's a beautiful video...
Thanks for featuring the scene from Swades
I was thinking to suggest this channel to you, To listen the list in your loving voice.😘
Love 😍
Wow my 2 favorite channels commenting and celebrating each others success.. loved it.. made my Eid.
The scene from the movie "Bhag Milkha Bhag"- When after the separation period of India, in a scene when Divya Datta has to compromise with a man for her brother and her safety. When she came out that hut after sprinkling water on her face that scene choaked me and in the last when Farhan Akhtar returned to his sister house and she didn't recognise him but after then when Farhan handover his coat to her sister OMG the acting of Divya Datta again choked me even after that I'd to take a glass of water. She is really a brilliant actress. and leaves her foot-mark even in a two-minute scene too.
I got Goosbumps during the Johar scene of Padmavat, it was very powerful and Khilji's scream in the end makes it perfect.
Padmavat was trash and so was student of the year, can't believe this youtuber included this shit amongst the unsaid great cinema
@@ananasbanana The list is not based on the overall movie but the specific scenes. The scenes mentioned are based on the subtlety, cinematography and overall storytelling of that scene and are great additions.
@@ananasbanana it is about particular scenes there were many powerful moments in that padmavat scene like carrying the print of husband and showing a pregnant women into the fire!!
Azune Ana I agree, I never expected Jammy to praise Padmavati. Have mixed feelings about this channel now.
@@ananasbanana leftist feminism propaganda spotted🤣🤣🤣
M.S. Dhoni untold story.. Pre inteval scene at Railway station.. Sushant looking at train
that scene as well when he came to know his girlfriend was dead.
@@stutiswarnkar5147 yes that too...
Scene even he missed his flight
@@artwithaakriti sadly he is no more
Sushant can do scene without dialogue
Ghajni
The scene in which kalpna gave the amount of 135000 to Sanjay aka Sachin n the protagonist is not able to tell her the truth.
100% right
Definitely yes
"No dialogues". Read the title again.
How can you forget #3Idiots?
- Raju's scene in hospital, when his father suffered an attack.
- Joy's suicide scene.
- Madhavan's scene with his father in the end.
- And ofcourse whole friendship song, when raju was in hospital.
Coz he's a Varun Dhawan fan🤣🤣🤣
"NO DIALOGUES REQUIRED"
Read the TITLE again.
Each and every scene of 3 idiots is epic
@@ananyadas2042 bhai 3 idiots ki baat ho rahi hai varun dhawan kaha se aa gaya
I was 12 when I watched swades and that water boy scene sent chills down my spine one of the best scene in Bollywood and it also shows what brilliant actor shah rukh is, which his stereotype romantic hero image doesn’t show
There are better actors, open your mind kid
SRK looks okay when placed among bad actors, when in fact he's a mediocre actor
@@ananasbanana Bhai Fan spotted
@@ananasbanana pls name some actors (Bollywood)
PewDiePie #1 People still think the R word is a slur when it’s an affront to disabled people
Oh wait, you’re a Pewdiepie fan
It all makes sense now, the braindead nature
U left me speechless...and "October" is the only story in recent times reflects a selfless love...
I think the scene of URI when the girl the cried for her for her father and looking at Vicky Kaushal with great emotions and Vicky controlling his tears was also very powerful and heart breaking scene of the movie
WITHOUT ANY DIALOGUE.
URI was trash, didn't have a good storyline, it was not believable and happy endings are so cliche
It's a poor man's action film
@@ananasbanana gand maara
@@ananasbanana I think only you are the fool who didn't like it
@@ananasbanana agree. Uri is so overrated
@@ananasbanana isko attention chaiye isliye esa cmnt kia h.. ignore kro isko
The way you explained the SOTY scene was better than the movie
The scene from Barfi is my absolute favourite and I cry each time I watch it. I had tears in my eyes even while watching it in this video. Truly a masterpiece!
sanika kharat lolz.... crying for the plagiarized movie... no wonder why Hindi cinema never evolved.
@@afnanforyou oh just shut up okay..barfi the whole movie was emotional..haters like you don't deserve such movies...go to hell
@@cloudheaven6806 OK! Now go back to the cave you escaped from, nincompoop. And take this is in your ass too _|_
Finally found a name twin🔮♠
This movie is a true master piece and the actor🔥🔥❤❤
The wedding scene from devdas should have made this list...the amazing acting of sharukh and Aishwarya during those scenes.... Achingly beautiful
Aadhandhun the piano/murder scene. It was a masterpiece.
I was surprised that it was not included!
Yes, true.
@Alish Lakhani exactly!
Andhadhun was one of the 3-4 best movies i saw in last 5 years. I remember every moment in theatre that day.❤❤
Yeah!
SRK CAN MAKE ANY MOMENT POWERFUL WITH HIS EYES & EMOTIONS!
Jauhar scene leaves u emotionally drained...it gave me goosebumps...hats off to deepika her eyes spoke everyhting👏👏
The SWADES scene gives me goosebumps whenever I watch it
The scene in masan when deepak is sitting at the shore with shalu's ring and then he throws it away and then jump back in river to find the ring.. This scene was like a dagger in my heart.. One of the best powerful scene..
And in Uri when they attack at the very end.. I loved that scene usually director choreographer fight scenes with music and sound but that scene in uri with only breath sound of actors gave me chills.
Swadesh's water seen is damn heart wrenching 😭god knows how come swadesh flopped in box office
Because we Indians don't like quality movies.
Ranbir's Barfi scene is my all-time favorite. it's too emotional and heart breaking. After Sharukh, it's Rabir, the king of Expressions
So gald that you put out your view on the padmavaat climax sequence. Though everyone has a right to differ, but I strongly feel that jauhar scene was directed in most beautiful and dignified manner putting out the essence of the entire movie (why it was made). Probably some couldn't get the point or didn't look into the details well enough. But that climax left everyone numb when the movie got over not knowing what to feel. There was joy and sadness at the same time. That scene definitely elevated to movie to why it became a blockbuster. Complete SLB magic there !!
So many scenes from Tamasha as well! Yet another brilliant performance by Ranbir Kapoor.
Yeah right but I think deepika was so natural and ranbir was doing good acting as he is good actor
Lot of guys who work in IT companies in Noida, Pune, Bangalore relates to the character Ved from Tamasha.
@@stifler4eva1 not just IT guys.. any individual stuck in this robotic life can feel the vibes
True. It's a very underrated movie that portrays such harsh realities of modern life.
Most of the movies of Ranbir are underrated..
The scene when alia in dear zindagi confessssss her feelings towardss srk tilll the end is justtt amazinggg
that Swadesh scene.......
I'm even not an Indian, I'm Bangladeshi......
But, still can relate myself in those situations...... when even if we want, can't do much for those poor souls.......
Our nations and that movie just is so catchy
True👍👍👍
Tamasha's end scene where ranbir confessed to his father about life and Deepika ... One of the best scene and movie🤩
My favorite also....
The last scene in october where Dan has a vision of Shuily right at the moment she passes away, left me shook. I have heard from people of having such experiences when a loved one leaves.
The last scene was even more heart breaking when he was sitting near the shiuli uprooted tree as if he is Taking away her now.. and still doesn't know why she called Dan that night
That scene of Kangna ranaut in the fashion movie at the ramp walk when accidentally strip off her dress...and her expression..
Your interpretation of Padmaavat was so amazing. I'm glad someone finally said that Rani padmavati 's jauhar wasn't an act of cowardice but empowerment. It needs real guts to choose death over handing themselves over to the Rapists. And for everyone saying it glorified jauhar, jauhar was a reality of the past that needed to be showcased because it was there and we cannot deny that. The women resisted the khilji army..many people fail to notice that. The women fought, there burnt coal but even after everything when they realized that capture was inevitable,they chose death over a life of torture,humiliation and imprisonment.
*they threw burnt coal
I don't why audience did not like OCTOBER movie, according to me it should have been persent the Oscars top 10 list of that year
Agreed!
I love that movie.
Who told you that?? October was liked by everyone
@@mobya1724 what, I do not understand what u wants to ask
People who trolled varun dhawan by making memes that he is getting Oscar has made them silence by his superb performance in October. He is perfect for serious roles like badlapur and sui dhaga but people don't support it to wo bechara kya kare filme karna chor de. Sad reality of indian audience
I am glad you mentioned October. It is one of the most beautiful films in recent times. I think you should make a vedio on it 👍👍
Agreed! It’s a perfect demonstration of the fact that a good movie does not need a heavy and intense storyline. It can be tender, with no real plot and still move your heart. The film feels like a poem to me. Too bad not everyone enjoyed it.
One of the finest movies
Agreed with you
Agreed
Durga totally agree with you...October was a gem...so less to say but so much expressed..damn nice
The scene from Swadesh .. each time I watch it I feel the pain of Mohan ..
As a SRK fan I definitely agree about that scene in Swades.
I also
The Swedes scene really got to me, now I’m in tears after watching and imaging all those kids who live that way.
Some scenes I'd like to add
1. Tere nam's scene where the actress is dead and radhe sees her dead body
2. Ghajini's scene where Ghajini killed asin and aamir khan is lying on the floor
3. Literally any scene from My name is Khan
4. Any scene where Ajay Devgn's eyes are in frame
5. Ranbir kapoor in rockstar at the end of kun faya kun song
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None of these scenes impressed me one bit. The usual melodrama.
The ghajni scene was very well done, yet so underrated.
I think ghajini's end scene was the best...when he saw the footprints of him and kalpana ...only tune plays at bg and the moment was b'full as he remembers her with not even a single word spoken...also the final winning scene of hockey match in chak de India was tremendously portrayed by srk
@@Kashif314 i don't remember asking you a goddamn thing
"Barfi" scene is my most favorite Bollywood movies scene ever
I love tried and refused productions for various reasons
One of them is his voice, isn't it
@@abhishekraj5507 Yup 😊😊
Abhishek Raj 😊
Swades is one of the most brilliant movie i ever watched .. If you haven't watched it, please do. A great movie with great message.
True!!
Rani Mukherji's break down scene from the movie "Hichki". One of the best scenes from last year.
Yes, not to mention her performance in Black
Yes, Hichki is very good movie
@@seraj1411 I saw that movie like 2 hours back. I found it good, but just a li'l detached from reality. Best thing was Rani and Neeraj's (Wadia Sir) acting. Did you guys not feel it?
I really think Swades deserves a re-boot- I would love to see that film on the big screen. The performance of his love interest in that film, Gayatri Joshi, was so brilliant. What a huge loss to Bollywood that this was her only movie. Her first and only film and a performance so deep... I have to watch Bollywood with subtitles, and I rarely go to the movies here in the States anymore because the stories are not moving. I can watch Bollywood and know that the story and the cinematography will be more important than CG. Swades is one of my favorites.I love the theme of this video, because the one improvement Bolly directors could make is to "show not tell" with their cameras- too much dialogue makes a film into a play. This video can serve to inspire Bolly directors to find more moments like the ones you have showcased to mature the editing. However, I love Bollywood. My son had a college roommate from India ( and need up being the "best man" at his wedding) and I will always be grateful to that young man for opening my eyes to this genre of film.
Heart wrenching scene from BARFI, the movie is an absolute gem... Superb acting by Ranbir Kapoor..😑😑
Thanks for the video, it was great 👌
Sir U forgot to mention the moment in URI when The general's daughters shouts the war cry. That scene still gives me goosebumps
I love the shayri scenes from znmd , especially when happiness of hrithik is shown by running horses .....beautiful frame with fabulous background score
That was indeed a great scene and should have been in this list
1. GOW-2 -Climax scene where Faisal Khan Got Shot.
2.GOW-1 - Shahid Khan deceived by gun seller
3. Taare zameen par- Ishaan crying in the bathroom
4. Omkara- Climax Scene
5. Ugly - Climax Scene
6. Masaan - when Deepak Chaudhary receives dead body of her gf Shaalu Gupta out of the blue at the cremation ghat.
If I could, I would give this narration a 100 likes... Much appreciated👏👏👏
When 'RAHUL meets his mother' in K3G tops the rank man. No dialogue pure emotions ❤️
Oh bhai
gangs of Wasseypur 1st and 2nd both climaxes had no dialogues. Both were cinematically brilliant.
Honourable mention tak nahi diya yaar.
He missed many thriller films, including many directed by Anurag Kashyap and included fucking Student of the Year and Padmavat
Do you watch YUDKBH?
@@ananasbanana true.
October was a great movie, when I watched it (as an experienced professionalism in film making) I appreciated a lot of scenes
And varun performance was also superb. He is perfect for serious roles like badlapur, October, Sui dhaga
Majnu meeting laila after 4 yrs in the movie Laila Majnu should also be included.
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I agree
This movie is gem & specially Avinash tiwary as majnu is finest actor I don't know why ishan khattar got award for best debut it should be given to avinash tiwary.
That scene hit me so hard that i started crying like a child in theatre.
@@shreyashukla6669 because Laila Majnu wasn't his debut movie. He's done supporting roles before in movies like Tu hai mera sunday. Though he could've got a Best Actor nomination, his performance was that good.
Jauhar is the most iconic scene..... one can't just explain all the relevance n significance in words. It's something more spiritual....
You missed out the moment from chak de india and tare zameen par!
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When father comes to meet Amir and saw his son while leaving... Taare zameen pe masterpiece
also the acceptance of love from a teacher which the kid craves for during the painting scene. Song climax of tu dhoop hai chamse bikhar. Goosebumps all the way.
@@vimisunful bang on... the scene where ishan as well as the audience catches the glimpse of the painting and ishan cant help but bursts out and hugs nikumbh...🙌☀️
i cant forget that scene from swades where the village gets light for the first time and an old lady says *Bijlae*
Honestly saying I don't think student of the year deserved a place in this list there r soooo many movies which had just beautiful scenes with no dialogues.
He included it just to let us know that there are beautiful scenes in not so great movies too.
That scene has got a terrific background score by the way
The movie as such did not make a place in this video. It is the scene that deserves applause! The beauty of the scene is the defining part of all emotions and the piano BGM was the perfect fit. Agreed that the movie was a bummer, which is also said in this video, but the scene as such, much much wow!
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Watch this and tell me if it doesn't give you the feels!
I am glad you explained Padmavat's essence in detail.
It was beautifully portrayed.
Last scene of barfi .. where he throws shoes in air desperately to find zilmil.
I cried just looking at Deepika's face in that end scene!
I totally agree with your argument. The whole movie was based on how tactfully she handled all the situations despite her husband not liking it. And in the end she willfully gave up her life which was a slap on the face of Khilji. He wasted so much of time and energy on her just to go it in waste. Couldn't have imagined a better ending for the film. Jauhar was not something that the film celebrated but it made people realise how cruel were the times and we are lucky enough to not be there.
That scene from chak de india...where shahrukh khan portrays so many emotions through his eyes after the world cup win without any dialogs....that act was unimaginably amazing. ...shouldve been included
Everytime I watch that Swades scene I just break down into tears.
*EVERYTIME I SEE THE JAUHAR SCENE, IT BRINGS TEARS IN MY EYES & GIVES GOOSEBUMPS*
SRK and His Eyes
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This is just needed to make a scene emotional or Powerful ❤️❤️
I'm just thinking that how many movies u might b seeing in a day or vo bhi itnea detail mea 😅
saniya joseph these people are called the one who pays ""attention to the details""
@@jituscalc3215 hahahaha! Literally . I can't do that at all
3:50 YESS GAWD YESS !! This movie touched my soul.... And yet not many people around me seem to understand why...
Swades moment gives me goosebumps and makes me depress everytime I see it.
Biraj Raha I hope the politicians feel the same way and do actually something for the needy rather than playing stupid blame games
@@kaps89 Yes brother.
That URI scene when that little girl cries n salute to his father ...my God! I almost cried!
Ishaan in tare zameen par receiving award in the end, but feeling scared n nervous as he never got any appreciation and attention in life so far..
That scene from student of the year makes me smile and feel nostalgic EVERY SINGLE TIME
Really nice video jammy. Jauhar and srk scene from swades were truly awesome. Ranbir enacting that scene was at another level and an absolute gem of a scene
Firstly , I want to mention that our point of views are quite similar and as the name of this video showcased, I really hoped Barfi and October would be a part ! Also the way you said I'll always appreciate October is something which I keep on saying to people who thought the movie was a mistake . It's warm and heart wrenching and your videos are really amazing ! Keep growing .
there are several scenes but the barfi scene is all time topper.. no words no background score but thousands of emotions spoken..
Mayurakshi Jana Praising a palgiarized movie. No wonder why Indian cinema never evolved.
One of the best video from tried and refused... So pure... No negativity.
The Barfi scene always make me cry.. it's so beautifully acted.
Movies have shifted a lot from the past, where there used to be many dialogues to now where there can legit be lengthy scenes without them. It's all possible due to the cinematography honestly. Ambiguity is presented, which lets the viewer interpret their own thoughts and feelings at that moment.
All of this is possible thanks to the production quality we have today. The theatre/headphone audio, camera work, direction, SOUNDTRACK.etc so many things man!
I cried so much in Barfi
Mostly Happy tears.So amazingly beautiful that movie is
I'm Latina and consider myself a Bollywood enthusiast. Love your channel because it helps me understand narratives in films that may be foreign to me. Thanks a lot! Gracias!
Interesting video topics man! ✌
One of my favourites is Chake De! India's last scene 💕
Lagaan.. the last ball n reaction of people..I feel their joy to the core..
Best and honest review channel... Love it...keep it up bro
He praised Johar...that's sucking up and completely insincere
@@ananasbanana Romanticised and Glorified concept of that Jauhar scene in Padmavat may not be acceptable to many including me, but the raw courage and intent of those characters to go ahead and accept that as their fate or as an escape from the inevitable future that lies ahead of them after their men got defeated is honestly amazing. Though fictitious but the portrayal of that courage and determination in those women was done in an immensely intense way. I wouldn't say it was the best scene of that movie, but it left my theatre in pindrop silence during the whole scene. Everyone held their breath to that amazing and powerful scene.
@@ananasbanana Then you should unsubscribe the channel if you are unhappy with his content then 😃....
i'm literally crying from you showcasing all these beautiful scenes at once oh my god hahah, great job dude
Nice video. I had one more suggestion from recent movie gully boy where ranveer is driving a car and the car owners ask him what is his qualification and then tell their daughter that you'll end up like him. The potrayal of emotion from smiling to hurt to just a tear at end of the eye by ranveer was amazing
The scenes are about beautiful scenes in silence.💓
Even the background music in that scene of SOTY is touching you know... They portrait so many emotions in that scene and without even dialogues. That was more than beautiful ❤️🙌🏻
The last 20 mins of Uri wer the entire strike takes place deserved a mention❤p.s. I'm so glad you mentioned October its such a beautiful and different movie😭💘
That scene from the iconic movie swades always gives me goosebumps, I can't control my tears whenever I see that scene.
Great video! October is one of my all time favourite movies, really beautiful film! And I completely agree with you about padmavat!
I watched kalank's trailer and since you've featured Karan johar's directed scene in this video, I'd encourage you to watch the trailer of kalank. The last frame showed in the trailer shows Varun (her lover) running towards Alia in a DDLJ-esque way as the train is moving forward, but before he could hold her hand and get on the train, she slips off the train and suddenly Aditya (her husband in the movie) who's inside the train, holds her hand and prevents her from falling off the train. And then there's a frame in which one hand is being held by Aditya to prevent her from falling off and the other hand is extended towards Varun who's about to climb the train. Zero dialogues but really gripping frame! At least in my point of view, let me know what you think about it!
The scene in Lootera, where Ranveer is painting the leaf amidst the snow, and Sonakshi walks out..and then they look at each other. The tears and smiles on their faces and the background music, conveyed a ton of emotions. Though the scene was short, it touched me deeply.
I loved the jauhar scene in padmaavat. Send chills down my spine. As for the people who didn't like it, its human mind. It takes a very long time to build up a positive impression but only a fraction of a second to build a negative impression.
The scenes from Padmavat nd Barfi are my favourites
I just love the ranisa song in the background....really poweful nd runs chills through your spines
That student of the year scene is always subtle and one of the best things in the movie I always cherish while watching it everytime!! Thank god that u noticed... Because many ppl don't get it nd they r always clouded by karan johar nd nepotism issues!!!
I saw Swadesh when I was really young, but that one scene just captured me. Till today that scene is really powerful.
The scene in Aakashvani when the heroine is about to leave and Karthik just comes and sit by his side and both cry to their heart contents sitting next to each other
Yes yes yes
How can you forget KHAMOSHI... bhansali's masterpiece in his initial years...nana and his wife being mute...express their feelings soo well...and the climax scene when he realises his daughter his alive... that pure happiness...
You can say anything but Deepika Padukone raised the bar of acting
Her acting is so natural
All her emotions pain
Every audience feels so connected to her ♥️
Joker dancing coming down the stairs is most powerfull scence
In the history of world cinema
Lol no