Doctor G Movie Review & Analysis | Ayushmann Khurrana, Rakul Preet Singh, Shefali Shah
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- It's time for #DoctorG and no one is really interested in this #ayushmannkhurrana movie and that is a rarity when it comes to #bollywood movies recently. This social comedy focussing on male gynaecology and the skepticism around it is a mixed bag at best. I hope you like the Doctor G Movie Review & Analysis starring #rakulpreetsingh and #shefalishah as well
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Am I the only one who thinks Rakul’s character clearly cheated her fiancé by kissing Ayushmann Khurrana and got away with it in the name of progressive thought process or whatever the shit it was.
No ,you are not only one
SAME!
@@TriedRefusedProductions plot of chandigarh kare ashqi
Wait I am more interested to know if you are the real Ruskin Bond
@@RichyHere most probably no but there is still a chance.
As a medical student, I can confirm that men studying obgyn is not THAT much of a stigma!
Bollywood is stuck in 70s
Yeah, even top gyno are males and it's common
It’s still a stigma tho from the POV of the patients being treated.
@@kakashiuchiha3448 so true
It is a stigma.
Even dermatologists, scanning, etc., still female patients not comfortable and this directly proportionate to the business impact for the hospitals.
Saw Anurag Kashyap’s interview where he said the problem arises when you get “STUCK” in a formula that worked once. Biggest Bollywood issue is sticking to formulas. Everyone was making Biopics, then everyone started giving social messages, now many are doing horror comedy.
Logo k pas pese nhi h paneer m gst lag rha h 🤡
Post-pandemic Ayushman and Rajkumar Rao genre of movies look more suited to OTT watching as they seem quite repetitive. They need to do something different to be able to pull the audience to theaters. The only movie I am currently very excited about is Bhediya. Fingers crossed.
Knowing Bollywood audiences, I am fearful that they will compare Bhediya to the recently released Werewolf by Night short film
@@RSG_TheMonster nah they are all for concept films but I can't say they will root for the movie, as the leading actor is not promising and can't gravitate audience to theatres.
Hope Story will be main lead of the movie or else ..
I agree that one really needs to acknowledge the current scenario and adapt otherwise irrelevance is inevitable
Unfortunately these all were signed and decided before pandemin
Me too...
I think the Age Rating system is it's self is a massive joke. Yeah you can show a girl getting sexually harassed by a villain in a family film but you can't show a doctor doing his job? The scenes aren't even graphic or pornographic to justify the rating.
true 💯 even in US its so weird but u can understand a bit considering how Gun Violence is there thats why they avoid Blood whereas makeout is fine.. But here its all messed up
It’s insane to me how educational pieces like this get an A certificate 🙈
Top notch Comment.
Getting use to something new takes time. These are not common theme in every other movie
Rating system in many countries is a joke. Same has been said for US ratings system too. Brief nudity is pg-13 but if it is considered sexual, then it is r. Even if it is this kind of movie. Violence is allowed but say two swear words and you are an adult rated movie.
Ok, hear me out: How about two people who JUST DON’T FALL IN LOVE? Just be friends with a charming bit of tension.
YES YES YES! also your comments are all over youtube always haha 😂
Bollywood ke pet par laat maar diya😄
Yes I would love to watch it!
I remember watching ek mai aur ek tu, which had kareena and imran khan a long time ago. It was like a breath of fresh air.
Pokhraj i see you everywhere!!
As i a doctor i have to convey the fact that We have male gynaecologists who are successful and are experienced.. And there are patients who come to our hospital specifically for consultation of the gynaecologist who is a male.. We have rules also , a male doctor will be examining a female patient only with a accompanying female staff... And at the end , doctors are doctors.. I donno where is this stigma the movie trying to show ? And which college has so many post-graduates in a single classroom ? ROFL 😂
The movie however addresses the point of a female assisting a male doctor when treating patients. It’s research isn’t as lazy as people are perceiving
Another doctor here and I agree 😂 a whole classroom of PGs like UGs 😂
And I guess they showed ( from trailer, I haven't seen the movie ) he wasn't able to get ortho so he takes gynae and he is a doctor from bhopal
I am pursuing MBBS from madhya pradesh , and ortho cutoff ranks for general category are generally lower than gynae
I know its a small detail😅
@@TriedRefusedProductions it's clearly evident from the trailer itself .. People making fun of Khurrana that he is peeking into vaginas.... The movie is trying to project a stigma which almost never existed in the real life !!!
I can agree to every other thing you said but the thing about stigma is that i guess you live in a metropolitan city or a tier A city, go to smaller cities in states like Rajasthan, Haryana, Bihar, UP, MP, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, etc.you will find that, because it is always said that India is a country of more smaller villages & cities than metropolitan cities
Although I only saw this movie to see Ayushman, most of my friends are doctors and MBBS students, therefore I felt that the narrative of the film was seriously faulty. We never felt odd being around so many men in the gynaecologist section. Instead, this movie portrays a very fallible version of reality: a powerful, retrograde India. Dude, In several instances, I felt like this movie was attempting to browbeat me into learning about something that isn't really a problem in reality-it isn't even a stigma. I'm not sure when Bollywood will realise that India is more developed and accepting than what is depicted in its movies; I know there are always opposing viewpoints, but these movies usually portray things in exaggerated ways.
I'm also in mbbs and I found those things very uncommon and over the top , males chose gynecology willingly, there's nothing wrong in it and as expected rakul and clg drama was disappointing as hell
Exactly!! Even as a patient we never think whether the doctor is male or female…. Kuch bhi movie bana do bas…
It depends on the state and the locality. Huge bias still exists in Mid eastern states, especially UP. Not uncommon for pregnant patient to refuse to talk to male students unless chided by the residents, refusing to consent for examination since there's a male student/intern nearby. In last 5 years with a capacity of nearly 30 ObG seats, never saw a male JR in my college.
@@AshishSharma-bb7or that's the pregnant women's fault, they're the ones who are just there for treatment and not to show their genitalia to a man
@@AshishSharma-bb7or bollywood vale hamesha sanitize version hi dikhate h ye log kabhi bhi real chize nhi dikha pate h
bollywood ka koi bhi director kantara jesa movie nhi bana sakta h
"What was once a novelty, truly has become a routine" perfect way to conclude 💯
Agreed.... Jammy is so good at it and getting better
Say what you will but Ayushmaan was legit speaking facts when he told Rakul preet about how when she wants she kisses him , put her head on his shoulder she can but when he wants to bloom it into a relationship she thinks about Aasif (her fiancee)
Saw it on netflix recently. I was kinda appaled by the fact that no one who has watched is talking about this. I was thinking is it me who is outdated and too old? (I am 29 BTW)
Honestly their relationship was the worst part pf the movie
You might not kiss your friend but you put your heads on their shoulders when you want to cry, you laugh with them, you eat with them. Coming back to kiss, she did realize her mistake and went on to communicate about it with both her fiance and Uday, she said she didn't want to continue with him like this but he insisted himself "jaisa chal rha hai chalne do" if you can recall. Then how is it her mistake?
The very fact that you pointed out is the only scene in this movie that didn't sit well with me or the movie premise maybe.
@@mansipal5437 So if I sleep with my “best friend” after getting engaged, and unilateral declare afterwards that it was a mistake, it is okay?
@@mansipal5437 it was a mistake on both of their part.They both collectively cheated on her poor fiance, who was so nice to politely confront him & was even ready to break the engagement... Why even bother to be close to someone else when you are committed to someone else but she realised confessed and pulled back immediately so it's okay...even her friends at hospital were worst, giving Uday advice to keep trying on her knowing she's getting engaged.
2018/19 was Ayushman peak , now he is just another medicore actor for me. We grew up from these kinda of movies but Ayushman didn't 🙃
As a Doctor going through the gruelling process of NEET PG counseling myself, I related with this movie a lot. All doctors have fondness for certain branches and an equal dislike for others, But many of them do end up compromising and find their true calling (including myself) . And for the record, I too had my share of "take gynae coz you are a woman doctor" and I absolutely dislike gynae. The actors and the director did a thorough research and were absolutely on point. Shefali Shah as the H.O.D of Gynae department was the shining star of this film for me. She was so convincing that she reminded me of my gynae HOD at college.
Ayushmann Khurrana embodied the quintessential dilemma of male doctors who have to work in Gynae department.
Last but not the least, the co-actors who portrayed the fellow doctors did an amazing job of showing the camaraderie between us doctors.
Also, "male female kya hota hai, doctor doctor hota hai" . Period.
Very true ... Gynae dept are now dominated by women and ortho men ... Only PPL from our fraternity will understand this .. but yes once u do come out of intial hitch male docs do well of course... But the hitch that's wat the movie 5alks abt ..
And abt the relationship they showed ... Ryt now the generation z and especially the medical gen z are the ones who explore relationships more ...
And as we say it ... We should change with times
See male docs don't have any issues in gynae department. They are treated like Raja beta in the department to the point it gets annoying. I had a lot of fun during ortho internship.
Dont like a subject, don't take it. Dont blame gender for it.
I did my MBBS from Agartala GMC, Tripura, here our obgy department had only HOD who was a woman and rest all the professors were men! And patients used to prefer male obgy (what I observed here in north east scenario) 😅 it’s actually not a stigma!!! Shefali shah is so convincing as a obgy doctor 👩⚕️
U are from Tripura or from other state? Asking because Im from Tripura. Also they don't just prefer male obgy doctors, they prefer good doctors. JL Baidya is currently the top Obgy doctor of Tripura,who is a male. Patients have to book their slots 3 months priror to in order to get his appointment. Earlier it was Ela Lodh, a female
@@RubiscoTalks hai I edited my comment to give few more info
@@Z71990 I have been fortunate that I was a student of Dr JL Baidya sir… he is awesome and best as a teacher too :)
@Rubisco Talks is Agartala MC good. Because I have my neet UG counseling starting today and I have been trying to find good colleges
@@saimallika4969 it’s good 👍🏻 getting any government medical college is important
The problem now with the movies done by Ayushman Khurana is that earlier the audience did not have much of choices w.r.t the social commentaries drama, and hence Ayushman used to kill on the box office. But now this genre has been saturated with the rise of ott popularities which churn out these topics on a weekly basis and the audiences do not feel the need to go to theatres for the same.
This isn't Ayushman's first A rated movie, Vicky Donor was also A Rated. (not that it deserved an A rating, that movie should have also been around 13+ age)
No it had a UA Certificate
It had U/A certificate
Bollywood seems either demoralised or overconfident...they are not even promoting their own movies properly...
I don't know man, the are acting like they lost the battle.
@@abhishekdarjee7069 i don't know what's running in their mind... they're still announcing remakes 🤦🤦😔
@@abhishekdarjee7069 What can they possibly do? When people boycotting their films for silliest of the reasons they can find. I am not with bollywood or anything but people should know that by boycotting every films they are creating more SSR than ever.
PS: I am talking about original content films!!
@@rameezrazaansari4105They are currently just safe playing by either remakes or social message movies. The audience has become more toxic towards bollywood regarding content liberty. I hope 2023 will be a good year for them as most of the mass commercial movies will release that year
@@Unknown-kh8mr shamshera, vikram vedha, lal singh chadda, 83, prithvi raj, All came with very high expectations but failed, and brahmastra is on average line,.. and you are talking about 2023!!! 2023 too will end up like 2022
even if pandemic didnt come the audience was bound to get stagnated with ayyushman khurana and his script choices. same happened with srk who basically got trapped in his romantic persona(yes he tried experiments like swades fan zero paheli asoka raone but they were either under appreciated or lackluster in execution chak de india is the only one that worked) ayyushman is walking a very thin line now.
I agree 100% . One does need to adapt and offer something fresh!
Somebody plz also convey this to Tiger Shroff. I'm fed up of his backflips. He looked promising but just wasting himself with script choices
@@The_Universe_Boss what else can that guy do 😂 he clearly doesn't know the A of acting.... Dancing and flipping around like a maniac are all he can do.... Eventually his brand will die out too
@@The_Universe_Boss no one takes him seriously, he us a comedy piece
@@Nishanth_mementomori like Jon wick
Ayushmann's filmography is a great testimonial to the kano model.. What is exciting and "wow factor" today will be basic tomorrow.
Need to evolve continously.
Shefali shah in her interview with the bombay journey show mentioned she signed this movie way back. If this offer had come to her today, she wouldn't have accepted the role.. Tells a lot about the movie..
Probably tells you how well versed she is of how people are reacting to films
@@TriedRefusedProductions lol, It was because of the length of role in the film and nothing else. 🤣
As a doctor , I can very well say that men taking up Obstetrics is not at all a stigma . There are many many successful male OBGYNs in this country , even in small towns . Mqjority of Indian women have no problem with having a male OBGyn as long as he is good at his job . No need to preach about an issue when there is no issue at all .
Couldn't agree more
He/she*
4:35 OMG, THESE BOLLYWOOD DIRECTORS ARE STILL SHOWING TAMIL ACCENT and RAJNIKANTH as Representative of South ? It's so sad that AYYO Sraddha Agreed to do that
and that's the punchline. So dated!
@@TriedRefusedProductions Which punchline "Mind it"?. Apparently, he never used that word, I don't know how come this people made it up
@@Kiran-eQVsuKMVLQz7eNbd he never said "Enna rascal" either.
@@vikramprasanna8908 Exactly
When you write a project with a topic based on what you know, but don't think of researching about the topic. Literally defines Bollywood.
Don't know why but whenever Rakul is in any movie and as a love interest I feel so disconnected with the storyline. As the actresses that emerged from the south indian industry are in the south movies only as sidekicks(except some) they don't feel relevant in Bollywood love stories. Not just Rakul but there are copious examples of the same.
Rakul definitely has not convinced me as a capable character actor
@@TriedRefusedProductions Her portrayal of a character is always as low as nothing at all.
in every goddamn movie she is the same , the only movie or last time she looked or felt different was yaariyan
Pooja Hegde is same as her..any film she's in I just don't feel like watching that film ..
@@pritamthakuria2156 yaariya was such a guilty pleasure movie, i never want to watch that crap😂😂
For movies to work post the pandemic they need to be grand in terms of production value and scale otherwise the audience prefers to watch it online 👍🏻
kashmir files and kartikeya2
@@chitturivamsi1122 They are exceptions, i am speaking about the general trend
The thing about Ayushmann Khurrana movies now is that earlier when they used to be subtle about social commentary like in Dum Laga ke Haisha or Vicky Donor or Shubh Mangal Savdhan where story's focus was never on the social issue but the character themselves who found themselves in a difficult position and we saw how they dealt with it whereas now i feel like social commentary comes first instead of the characters and the whole social messaging doesnt feels subtle but feels like the movie is shoving it down my throat...and i feel like both Rajkumar Rao and Ayushmann have been typecasted in such kind of roles and it saddens me to see that...both of them need to do more other kinds of movie, maybe more thrillers or horror or drama because even as a fan of both them i have become sick of the same kind of comedy these movies offer
I really think film industry all over the country need to rethink strategy with movies and being able to distinguish between movies that are better of ott and which deserve to be in the theater. Watching a movie like this home doesmt really affect the experience in comparision to brahmastra. While the later wasnt as strong when it came to writing but it was a brilliant visual experience specially in Imax. The theater experience has come down movies which are larger than life.
we are on a sweet spot of transforming from a developing country to a developed one, and with the content on local complexity of our culture, society and problems (which we dont do justice at all, and rarely make highest quality and fresh content on it), we should also make lots of content on our struggle of handling international issues as a nation, why are we not making content on these also
we are not there yet, it is still a long way, and not accepting this reality will create further delay in achieving it.
As long as our Per capita is not more than 10k dollors we are not developed
@@zaroonzedd9018 of course we are not developed yet, when did i said we are, im saying we should make content on our international struggles as a nation with different nations and international issues and our involvement in them as a developing country but also not just another developing country but a potential super power
most cinema goers want escapism, a break from reality. ...
@@user-hq8wm8giyujcg *when did i say.. did h to past tense (said) nhi lgega.. Also kaafi time h developed hone me dost, 2032-33 maan k chalo (not sure, but hojaega) just we've to keep up whatever we've been doing with an addition of taking our heads outta petty politics, religion & left vs right wing (not traditions) & focus on relevant stuff then it'll be way quicker
My biggest problem with the movie is how pointless his bestfriend was as a character and how Rakul's character gaslit Ayushman. She literally had the gal to kiss him and then berat him for developing feelings.
It's kinda irritating how she gets to screw her fiance over, manipulate Ayushman and is set free just because it's her choice.
Welcome to the real world kid.
I love Ayushman Khurana too but I'm also tired of him doing these same kind of films for many years. I also feel sad about Anek flopping. Let's just pray that his next movie "Action Hero" becomes hit. I really want to see Ayushman in different and bold avatars.
He should have done a promotion for this film properly. Hopefully it does well.
I really admire Amitabh Bachchan he delivered some really good performances in every genre be it Action,Comedy,Romance, Drama,Thriller
and even his experiments with Paa, Piku and Gulaabo Sitabo movie didn't disappoint us for sure
@@KrishanKumar-ec1ch he is overated
Amitabh is the greatest
@@lissyjohn7619 kool
@@lissyjohn7619 We don't believe you sorry
@Rajat Tyagi an all time great lol
Till very recently the Head of Deptt at AIIMS, Delhi was a man, and he worked there for over 3 decades. One of the most respected names in this field. Yet he must have faced hesitation from his patients.
I do commend the writers for coming up with a hatke story. They need to be appreciated for not getting tempted to rewrite a successful South blockbuster.
Breezy film, worth a watch. AK is delightful as always.
I Don't think the subject is the problem. I think the producer and director need to understand the portraying and stroy telling aspect of these kinds of story cannot be the same as 2018/19/20.
I think this kind of subjects can also appeal the audience but the director and producer need to treat it in right order. Look at Hirani's movies amd how he treats them. That's why he has 100% hit record
Ayushman's niche genre movies have become OTT staple, he needs to up his game to stay relevant, specially after this post pandemic bollywood crisis. Also expected better from Anubhuti ('Afsos' was great).
At some point it's just bollywood to be blame cz mostly now the outsiders are getting only this type of social msg movies if you see rajkumar rao, ayushman they are not getting mainstream movies like other nepo kids gets
@@kakashiuchiha3448 Bollywood new filmmakers think kgf is cringe movie 😬
Yesss Afsos was so good, but it's not on prime anymore! 🥲
Action Hero, Dream Girl 2, Fukrey 3, Blurr, Mumbaika at least few of them make an impact at Box office .
Id disagree with you on 6:46 . The masses never resonated with Andhadhun and Article 15. Thats the reason they collected much less at the box office as compared to his 100 crore earners like Dream Girl, Bala, and Badhaai Ho. This genre is or was his strong point and he needs to reinvent himself in this genre itself rather than moving to films with comparatively darker and violent themes it.
I would still say that Andhadhun did way more for him than many of his social comedies. Atleast in terms of the way he is presented as an actor!
@@TriedRefusedProductions Yes andhadhun just was out of the box and amazing
Andhadhun had just touched 100crores in India
only after releasing in China and Abroad it is now at 400 cr+. Films like Andhadhun never come every year and it wasn't earning much. That year, even Race 3 went home 300 crores
@@TriedRefusedProductions No doubt it was an exceptional movie. But the point is that such a movie can only be truly appreciated by the Classes. The masses have still not learnt to accept such wonderful gems, evident by Race 3 earning the number it did as rightly pointed out in a comment above.
@@jaazielpereira1139 agar race 3 m salman khan nhi hota to 10 cr bhi nhi kama pati
Apart from the same formulas, this movie is very much needed for today's generation,
Comment section is filled with educated and nri guys,
I'm sorry to say this movie
is not for you,
There are lot of taboo,
old style people, who are not so well educated or they are not well known about society,
Ayushman khurana movies should be watched by ever citizen of the country, so that the whole country changes the mentality state of people.
Whatever, Ayushman's work is to act not to write script or songs. He justifes his work fully.
I just finished reading Amish Tripathi War Of Lanka 4th book. I must say that this series should be made in film with Proper choice or it will ruin the book.
Amish Tripathi is a GAY n does not know anything of Hindu culture. He is a desh drohis, with a hidden agenda of spoiling the minds of youth. Read the blogs of Captain Ajit Vadakayil
Ayushman is a pool of talent but since the start of his career his choice work has been to repetitive and since so much is happening in the work art.. you can't sustain on the same type of work.. because with OTT and the competition of work around you need to challenge your self .. and ayushman really needs it
Thats the problem i feel with the audience sometimes, when there are remakes then everyone is either boycotting them due to some very old statements made by the actors in some old interviews or just bash them stating "please bring something new" & when someone does bring something new, then they start ridiculing it by pointing out things like "this part of the film is the deal breaker even though it is small, but still it's a deal breaker" , "this theme is not pleasing at all" , "this stereotype does not exist, hence it is a third class performance" , "this does not happen at all in my premise, so it's not right to portray it like this" blah blah blah...
In the era of remakes, please start giving applause to something new if someone is trying to bring a fresh work in a refreshing perspective DEFINITELY EVERYTHING HAS ITS PROS AND CONS, NO DOUBT ABOUT IT & ITS COMPLETELY FINE TO TALK ABOUT IT, BUT DONT RIDICULE IT LIKE YOU DO WITH REMAKES🙏
Rajamouli ne rrr m faltu ka romance aur dance nhi dala 😬
This is one of the very few sensible comments here. People literally are saying don't make woke movies, as if it's catered to you and you alone. Personally i prefer good message-guving scripts than any typical masala movie with overrated af dialogues anyday.
I was just discussing the same with my friends when the trailer came out. His movies just keep revolving around the same theme of a social issue, ridicule it, then realize your mistake and end it with a moral. They were good in the beginning but got so monotonous over time. They need to realize quickly the expectations of the audience in a theatre vs ott is very different
I REALLY LOVED THIS MOVIE..I DONT AGREE WITH YOUR TAKE ON CLIMAX..MOVIES LIKE THIS HAVE TO BE SUPPORTED..
They know it's an ott content. But for it to work in theatres, i dont see them promoting also to the level that atleast the film gets some sort of start. Feel like even makers also are now considering releasing such films in theatres as mere formality
In West Bengal, most gynaecologists are male... And patients even in rural areas are not hesitant to consult them...
Also in Delhi
Don't delete this message.
Practo registered gynaecologist across some major cities in India.
Doctor Gender.... Female Male
1. Mumbai - : 152 : 50
2. Chennai - : 177 : 12
3. Delhi - : 297 : 30
4. Bangalore - : 402 : 18
5. Hyderabad - : 192 : 13
I think that a movie about different film industries stereotyping other people/foreigners based on their looks and assumptions in their own regional movie. Would be better since some movies from different industries in India do that a lot based on assumptions. Pluss many people can relate to that. Note: I came up with this idea after knowing that one student turned out to be a Rajinikanth fan and spoke in tamil accent.
Don't know from the where this stigma came from. Most of the Top Gynaecologist of my city and even in India are Male. Also there is a rule if a male gyno doctor is there he should be accompanied by a female nurse. Problem is bollywood writers still have this mindset. Also maybe it's a stigma in villages, but not in cities. But the movie is based on a city. So I don't know how they came up with this
I think Ayushmaan Rajkumar Nawazuddin films are best suited for OTT now... Sad but it's a reality now.
Post pandemic movies are either OTT or cinema movies. This is a textbook OTT movie.
For movies to work as cinema movies they either need to be a grand spectacle (RRR or marvel), or needs to have a great and well written story, or needs to be light hearted family movie.
Loved the movie... Brilliant topic... Love ayushman and how his scripts are always a breath of fresh air.
I would still prefer to watch an original content movie though might be not that great rather than watching remakes of hit movies just because they have superstars in it !!
The only good thing about today's bollywood industry is ace actors like Shefali Shah,Pankaj Tripathi,Sanjay Mishra and a few more are getting their second innings ready 👍👍thanks to OTT that promotes talent over nepotism 👍👍
Your analysis makes Shefali as the real shine in this movie. It got me thinking why Shefali was so unconforatble talking about her stint in the movie when she was talking to Siddharth Alambayan in Mashable India.. Shefali's try to disown the movie was so evident that it could surely be featured in your awkward interview series as well.
Okay hype was low , but where was the promotions ???? It's not like Ayushman never did promotions when his films were working. A bit promotions would've increased opening for sure.
I work in the OBG department right now and honestly, patients don't feel uncomfortable while I examine them, day in and out, I would say, put on 8-10 foley's catheters and till now, I have even conducted 2 normal vaginal deliveries.
Going to watch kantara...really excited.
.other hindi movies... I'll give it a miss
I would like to you someday jammy thwre is just so much to learn from you. You really have a point of view and don't shy to share it with us. I really admire you and our pop culture boys as well.
As a doctor, I can say that there is literally no stigma against male gynecologists. Female urologists, female orthopedicians, female surgeons, even female physicians face a bigger stigma. Bollywood needs to start showing the struggle of female doctors rather than whatever this was. They legit have a movie about a goon becoming an mbbs, about an abusive bf becoming a surgeon and now this....but not one movie that highlights the difficulties faced by women doctors. We are constantly questioned about our competence by senior doctors, patients and nurses for no reason other than our gender. I even remember our first year anatomy hod saying that the boys in the class should study hard because the girls can even become housewives after mbbs but the boys can't do that. I have heard stories of female postgrads being asked to leave the room when a male patient is examined for scrotal hernia. But no such thing happens to males posted in gynecology. My male colleagues have delivered babies and stitched up episiotomies. They have shamelessly flaunted about how they can say "pants down" and female patients would strip infront of them. It's so disgusting. There are male gynecologists who still do the husband stitch which makes the vagina tighter after childbirth. The problem is that first they don't even ask the woman's permission and second this stitch makes coitus extremely extremely painful for the woman and third that they're literally sexualizing a woman who just delivered a baby. There is legit no stigma against male gynecologists even though many of them are disgusting and unprofessional and deserve the stigma.
Shefali Shah....is really great....i love her act.... actually scared with her thriller or intense scenes....looks sooo real
Didn't even knew this movie was coming let alone the trailer
Learning everything from movies is not good for health.
Bro will u watch kantara in hindi??... If u do plss tweet about the dubbing quality..
Is it bad?
As a male doctor, village women have no problem going to male obgyn, while women from urban areas usually prefer women obgyn which I don't have any problem with.
He has very comfortably gone back to his pre Bareily ki Barfi days xD Who could imagine.
I am actually looking forward to seeing Ayushman in a regular film that is not ‘Hatke’ or does not try to deliver a message
There are a lot of male gynaecologists even people from older generations....
There are very few who actually work in story based movies and ayushman is one of them. Let's admit in doing so he'd deliver poor movies, mediocre movies and also good movies. But I wouldn't say it's time to change. We have shahrukh and Salman already for delivering us the 'change'.
It doesn't matter whether this movie becomes hit or not..appreciate Ayushman Khuramna for doing movies Abt topics that are hardly discussed in main stream. He could have gone for masala and over commercial movie to get probable hit.
But his movie is doing well for its budget. I actually liked the movie.
I am doctor. Have been watching House, MD. The trailer was in itself telling me it’s 20 years too late. Can we have more engaging cinema - oh I forgot, they (Bollywood) do everything like workshop, body, diction etc except good engaging edge of the seat writing. Grow up Bollywood or suffer huge losses in every project till you are wiped out completely
Men studying obgyn is not a taboo in many parts of our country..but that wasnt the only point in movie. It shows so many realities very convincing parts of medical fraternity..It was a good movie..
This is so archaic. My gynaecologist was male in a small city at that and 25 years ago. Much ado about nothing.
Only the genre is repetitive not story. It can be presented in many different ways
The subject it self is not convincing.. on this era we have option to choose doctors but wasn’t not the same for our parents or so.. seeing male gyno is normal…
I am myself a gynaecologist and when I was doing my post graduate training, 5 of my colleagues were men, my guide was a man, one of the best gynaecologist in our department was a man and our HOD was a man! If you check the facts as well, there are so many male gynaecologists who are lived by their patients! I can never understand why movies never show the reality and do this!! The stigma is long gone! When we enter the medical field, we all know that any patient is a patient for us and we really don’t care what the sex of the patient is. We only think that we should serve our public. This movie is saddening
I am disappointed that this took down Shefali as well. She has maintained quite the streak.
I'm American 🇺🇸 but I love ❤️ indian culture 🕉
Can't Hindi industry try making K-drama type urban fantasies with Indian magical beings like Apsaras, Yakshas, Pischasas, Vidyadharas, Kimpurushas, Yoginis, etc ??
Can't they make Chinese period idol dramas type of stuff with imperial court drama, harem fights, royal coroners chasing assassins, political rivalries between clans etc ??
I think that would be a good change because the saturation of ultra-nationalistic Gary Stuish stuff, crime thrillers and social comedies is so frustrating!!!
Adur was one of it's kind
And had got so much popularity despite that bollywood haven't made any other movie series of that type
I don't think they think from audience pov what we want in a movie, but they are making movies which will suit there ideology of wokism
I completely agree with this review and the fact that it's time for Ayushman to evolve. He's becoming a one trick pony and it's exhausting.
Salman Khan.
I liked the movie. Didn't really find it preachy as such. Loved the acting and humor.
I can see there are a lot of comments about the men studying gyn not being a stigma and I agree too, but in one of the scene Dr. Gupta clearly states that one of the reason why he did not want to be a gyn is because of patients being very hesitant to consult a male doctor and the career prospects. I am not sure if this point is not stressed enough in the movie or if its a personal bias of the viewers.
One of the thing I hate about the movie was the unnecessary chemistry shown between Dr Uday and Dr Fatima. Kissing a fellow batchmate when you art engaged and then expecting him to move on as if nothing happened. The extremely stupid scene where the fiancé of Dr Fatima comes up to Dr Uday to clarify what's going on between him and Dr Fatima and then moved on as if nothing happened. I don't understand why there is a constant narrative being pushed forward by recent movies where infidelity is shown as a part of WOKE culture.
Because woke culture has become a race of being the most "progressive" and sensibilty does not make sense there any longer.
Ok what she did might be wrong but nobody is talking about that married man sleeping with a girl who was not even 18
@@bhagyashree28d because the man who was exploiting the minor seemed to be facing the consequences in the pre-climax.
When will Bollywood stop Sterotyping south Indians with Rajinikanth jokes 😐
@@KrishanKumar-ec1ch Hindi Theriyathu Poda
Ayushman really need a strong character that steals the show , maybe a dark romantic movie can help him .
Please give the trailer review on "Ori Devuda" featuring mithila palkar in telugu movie as lead actress
Trailer released on 8th Oct 22
High time to shift Hindi cinema from bombay to hindi heartland physically but more so giving its complete and absolute command to local hindi region talent, artists, and intellectuals from all kinds of stream of thought. And complete removal of all top elites of current hindi film industry (which are mostly punjabi) and cultural influences like punjabi marathi etc
Not also Bombay, it's just 5% of bombay they more focus on them in the name of whole nation
true 💯 i believe an equal balance would be better then logo p chhordo jo dekhna ho
@@harshilgorasiya2111 yeah🤭🤦🏻♂️ and as per bollywood whole india follows same culture
agar tumko lagta hai ki baki city Better hai mumbai se Hindi cenima ko shift karne ke liye toh bhai voh baki city ko bana do Bollywood it is that simple , sabko pata hai mumbai ki value kya hai isiliye tum ne Bollywood ka right full owner mana hai mumbai ko . tum khud apne questions ka answer kar dere ho
Lol yeah move it to UP , isn't there a plan by Yogiji.
BIMARUwood is a good name
I saw a pic of a woman being in labour, that is obstetrics and not gynae..maybe he is an ob-gyn in the movie and not just a gynaecologist.
I am a medical student from Malaysia, and there are equal numbers of male and female in this speciality. Maybe in india its still a stigma
In India at least currently, obs and gynae is taught together and the degree is given as obs-gyn. The doctor may later pursue either or both branches. The separation of these two may happen in future.
I am a doctor and I have never seen a male doctor being excessively ashamed like this. there is not this much gender based segregation. I have worked with so many male Obgyn seniors.. never seen anyone being uncomfortable. to be honest, the competition is like hell in medical. so it's very normal to not get the desired speciality. and people do take subjects they don't like. most of them end up liking the department. few even leave midway and write exam again.. it's not that big deal.. I have worked in Gyn for 1 year after MBBS .... it is a very busy and hectic department. and.... they don't really hold classes for pg students like that... coz I don't know how much big is that hospital but there are hardly more than 10-12 pg in a batch maybe (for a particular speciality) . atleast for most of the institution. Any post MBBS person is more than happy to get a seat in any good field.. so... this is a little more dramatic than needed... but as a story, they wanted to create more impact so they just chose to make him hate the field maybe... but that shouldn't have to be coz of his gender. many medicos don't want Obgyn coz of hectic lifestyle (including me).
p.s. sorry for blabbering a lot...
( a post graduate 3rd year student who is wasting her exam prep time here on TH-cam 😂)
But asap this movie comes on OTT it will be hit !!!
I didn't expect a South Indian stereotype in a 2022 movie, especially in an Ayushman movie.
for a layman this movie is refreshing entertaining emotional.. thoroughly enjoyed it..must see.👌
to be honest, i believed this was a one time watch movie for when you have nothing else going on that evening, but the main problem i had was with the A rating. the movie's main and admittedly most interesting conflict is about a relationship between an underaged girl and a middle aged man, and how she ends up pregnant( and how our main character deals with it from his POV) . this is a topic that needs to be discussed with audiences 16 and above as they are they are the ones most vulnerable to such a possibility.
and the worst part is that uday does not face any proper consequence of his ignorance towards the grooming and his willingness for helping his friend out, i truly believe that if bollywood is 'not afraid' of talking about such topics and wants to show character development in the heros of their stories they should also not be afraid of showing actual consequences to a bad decision, uday's response and way of dealing with the situation was admittedly bad, just because the underage girl (who had gone through so much mentally and physically) thanks him for not letting her die does not mean he should be absolved of any consequence, the least should have been, him getting expelled if not being punished for the crime in court along with his friend as an (accomplice)
I think no one knows what will work at the box office in the current scenario ,Bhool bhulaiya being a below average film became a smash hit and if you look closely on kartik filmography he more or less do same kind of roles (except dhamaka),However when you are successful nothing really matters , same goes with ayushman I guess he was successful back then so no one really cared pretty much sums up the human mentality including me. My personal opinion is that kartik should get same criticism what ayushman is getting and both are valid considering what ott is offering us.
when i saw rakulpreet in trailer with that spank dialogue and weird dance steps i got the idea that again she'll be doing same atmoshpheric role.
dont know why she's given roles when there's no need.
i wonder do these actors watch there old videos/movies and analyze have they grown or not or just watch how good looking they are now as compared to their early days.
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Excellent analysis Jammy. Love AK but his movies of late are just a waste of time and talent. Hope he sees thus clip and realises his own abilities.
Maybe an OTT release would have suitrd this movie . With Vikram Vedha , Bramhastra out in theatres, movies with social message will obviously feel boring.
Well the movie is a gem among Ayushmans genre as it showcases a doctor in a position that portrays more of a realistic view how the medical field professionals moves about, rather than following romantic idealism shown in movies like Kabir Singh.
As an MBBS student I was very irritated when the film made the "tatti peshab" joke on pathologists... it sounds very hypocritical that they are trying to glorify something and at the same time you don't respect other things that are equally as valuable and important... Moreover, I found the concept of the movie to be very hypothetical. Obgyn is considered as a prestigious and fulfilling option by a lot of male doctors. They are trying to point an issue that doesn't exist. It feels like they have a solution looking for a problem 😕. You can't sell a movie like that. Overall, the movie is far from relatable and over dramatic.
According to me, Aayushman is the only actor of bollywood in today's time whose movies can give a guarantee of entertainment.
Bas kar bhai kitna roast karega
True.
The very irony of the censor board giving the movie an A rating and reiterating the point the movie has tried to make about taboo reagrding that ascpect of women's health lmao
Yep there is wierd censorship around women's health when it involves breast/vagina.
Doctors cannot even release content which may help women identify symptoms.
All they put out are drawings which God knows who can understand
Prefer watching such movies on OTT.