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Laapataa Ladies Movie Reaction - Part 3
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- Join Stephen John McLaughlin and John Christopher Walsh for our Laapataa Ladies Movie Reaction - Part 3.
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0:00 Intro
0:09 Reaction
26:24 Our Thoughts
For those who understand the language, there are many parallels:
Deepak and Pradeep (The husbands) - Both their names mean "source of light" but one character is someone who gives light while the other takes it away.
Phool and Pushpa both refer to the words for "flower" and both girls have an awakening of sorts on tier independence and confidence.
Also, Laapata means lost which can refer to both their situations and their lives - They weren't just lost in locations but in their lives as well.
stole the comment from jaby koay's post :P
PHOOL (flower)
PUSHPA (flower)
Deepak's village: SOORAJMUKHI (A flower)
The bus Deepak takes to his village: PUSHPA TRAVELS (Flower)
Flower: A symbol of tenderness, innocence or purity. This symbol of innocence and purity is spread throughout the village life in the film.
Phool's husband: DEEPAK (lamp/ a source of light)
Pushpa's husband: PRADEEP (lamp/ a source of light)
A lamp can either guide you through darkness or it can burn you.
Deepak is a guiding force, a ray of hope for both Phool and Pushpa in their darkest times. While Pradeep burnt his ex-wife to death.
(One lamp showed the way, the other burnt down a life)
Pushpa's real name: JAYA (victorious)
Jaya is a rebel at heart. But, because of the social and gender expectations, she is forced to be soft, and tender like a flower ( PUSHPA). Jaya especially mentions the dish made of lotus stems. She consumes a dish made of flowers ( Kamal Kakdi). She symbolically consumes her tenderness her softness, and the flowery side of her character. She rebels against the social norms and expectations such as taking her husband's name and running away from her marriage to pursue her education. She strives to be VICTORIOUS.
Name of the police officer: SHYAM MANOHAR
SHYAM: Dark, Black ( one name of Lord Krishna)
MANOHAR: Lovable, one who wins our heart (another name of Lord Krishna)
In the first part of the movie Shyam Manohar is shown as corrupt, and a greedy officer. Showing the dark side of his character. Thus, he is SHYAM.
In the second half, Shyam Manohar wins our hearts by taking the right step by saving Jaya from her husband. Thus, he becomes MANOHAR.
This shows the dual nature of power and judiciary. It can be dark and mischievous but it can also be very beautiful.
These are some interesting things I observed after watching the film. This is a purely subjective observation and can vary from person to person.🌼
Absolutely adore this movie..❤ and thanks for reacting .. Really enjoyed the reaction 😊
Thanks 🙏
Thank you for your reaction really enjoyed it. I really like how you articulate this movie. I really enjoyed this movie and the subtle empowering of women that women in rural areas can relate to. I'm from the UK, East Midlands
Thanks Mandy 🙏
I’m glad you guys finished the series. It was an endearing film. I loved it.
Also, I see you can pick up some nuances now that you are familiar with Indian films. It shows your cultural knowledge is growing.
Wonderful reaction Guys.
Thanks 🙏
amazing reaction guys! glad you enjoyed it
Thank you 🙏
Next Bajrangi Bhaijaan movie please ❤❤🙏🙏
Bull shit film
one of the most heartfelt, beautiful, and simply best movies ever.
This was made by Aamir Khan's ex-wife Kiran Rao, and prodiced by Aamir Khan productions ✨
Guys...i was more invested in your accent!! it sounded so interesting and cool! where are you guys from?
Scotland! 🏴
Seriously.. u actually didn't understand the movie i think
Watch our review then 😎
Manjummel boys please ❤❤❤
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Lovely 👌
Mr.Purple...it is little hard to understand your English 😢and i want to know your accent from...?
Seriously, you guys need to zip it! 😒 You're totally missing out on all the amazing moments and dialogues in the movie because you won't stop talking. Just focus on the movie already! It's so good, it's a shame you're not paying attention and enjoying the beautiful moments.
Wow just wow
Stop being so rude bro
@kumarraaj1, wow! You're such a juvenile. The video is a reaction video. By the way, most folks can walk and chew at the same time. If you can't, get off the net and start working on your motor skills. Ciao!
The fact that they even hearted this comment 😭 if you don't like their reaction don't watch! Why hate them so much?
It’s okay mate. Our review of the film is coming and this is where we prove we didn’t miss anything 😎👍
Next SULTAN MOVIE
Who the hell watch movies this way,,,u guys have got not a bit of concentration on what you r watching,,, seriously???
Those conversations are the absolute beauty of this movie,,,and u r blabbering around the whole time.
Are you doing this just for the sake of reactions and views??,,, Even if you don't understand the language just try to feel that emotions during those conversations
I am really displeased,,, won't watch your reactions any more
That’s your choice mate but we fully understand the film and all the production behind the film, storyline and performances. Perhaps before commenting you should do your homework on us as we did a full review of the film afterwards.
React Malayalam movie 'manjummel boys'
You people are speaking too much
Guys, I understand the concept of difference accents, but you guys have nothing going for you in regards of understandability. Your accent is literally like you're purposefully trying that no one understands you, plus your voices do you no favours either. Maybe you guys understand the accent since you've heard it all your life, but it it really difficult for most. Either try to pronounce the words better, speak slowly, don't blast your voices right into the mike and please, stay on the relevant topic of the film/scene, you guys wind up talking too much of random unrelated bs.
Appreciate all constructive feedback pal but as much as you understand the concept of difference in accents you clearly don’t understand how to communicate constructively without being insulting. We understand it might be struggle for some and that is fine. We accept the channel isn’t for everyone and that’s perfectly fine and I would always suggest to those people to find a channel that suits your needs. We’ve been doing this for 5 years now and have built an incredible community in that time with nothing positive and negative feedback. The positive feedback is always nice to read but the negative feedback has always been constructive. Perhaps you could learn a thing or two about decorum from our community 👍
@@MovieBurnerEntertainment I don't care about the decorum as long as my point gets across. But honestly, I may have been overarching in my original comment because I was watching some reaction of yours and got super irritated at all the things I mentioned, the unrelated random bs the most. And sure, it might not be for everyone, but at least try making it as easy to understand as possible. It would be better if you actually stayed on the relevant topic at least while reacting, so that you don't end up missing. crucial detail cuz you were busy cracking up at a random joke