Khakee | Has It Aged Well? ft. Alok Sharma
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- This week on 'Has It Aged Well?' we're taking a trip back to 2004 to talk about the enticing cop drama 'Khakee' starring Amitabh Bachchan, Akshay Kumar, Aishwarya Rai, Ajay Devgan and Tusshar directed by Rajkumar Santoshi. Joining Abbas and Urjita is writer, director, and die hard Amitabh Bachchan fan Alok Sharma. Topics discussed include: The various phases of Amitabh's career, how this film set up the "angry old man" phase of AB's career, the times Akshay used to give a damn, the infamous twist of this film, what cultural and social messages from the film hold up twenty years later and the banger of a song that "Aisa Jadoo" is.
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35 mins into the podcast…I realised the guest in this resembles the talking mannerisms of Ashneer Grover😅 shark tank fame
He kinda looks like him too now that I look at him
26:00 Boy he predicted right Amitabh has one more reinvention and he's doing it with Kalki there's gonna be shift in his movies now this is how u use Legendary Actor like Amitabh Bachchan in full glory damn these guys nailed it in Kalki
I watched Kalki today and came back to listen to the amitabh bachan reinvent part.
Alok bhai ki baatein 👌👌
Never stopped talking
Small trivia. Tushar kapoor role was originally to be played by Akshaye Khanna
Am glad that didn't materialise I don't wish anything changed in that movie now
Come here only for alok sir
The constable who slaps Amitabh Bachchan across the face is Kamlesh Sawant, who portrayed Gaitonde, a corrupt cop, in the movie DRISHYAM
Another trivia Kamlesh Sawant's character name in Khakee is also Kamlesh Sawant
@@CaptainVyom918 I know
I remember watching this movie when I was a kid and my brother burst out crying when Akshay Kumar's character died. It was such a shock to us. We thought that Akshay was the main hero of the film and the main hero wasn't supposed to die. After watching this podcast, I learnt that Amitabh Bachchan was the main hero.
The twist that changed the fate for three characters aishwariya betrayed Akshay ajay betrayed aishwariya wow hum Dil phenk chuke Sanam 😂 0:01
Bhai that kind of detail I need for every akshay kumar movie ..And I notice all these things ...❤❤❤❤
Khakee is an underrated gem by Rajkumar Santoshi as well as AB's most underrated work. Also, Mahalaxmi's betrayal scene steels the show but the first real twist that gave another boast to the story was when it is revealed that Ansari isn't a terrorist but an honest guy being framed. For me the highlight of the movie was Amitabh Bachchan's monologue.
The discussion was great .... Would love to see another episode with the hosts calling mr alok as a guest again ... His passion , knowledge and insights about this industry are flawless ...
Maybe a podcast on Sholay...
Nice discussion but the guest was behaving a bit like a know it all. Which he might be but little humility would be nice 😅 Legit talking over people
Yes. So true.
He was passionate and he knew stuff. The hosts were cutting him off. Its not like he was not on topic.
@fibicreations Might be a matter of perspective. To me, it did not seem like the hosts were cutting him off at all, they were trying to get a few words in because he would just keep talking 😅😅 It's not a monologue or an interview, it's a discussion.
are snehil n antariksh coming back anytime soon??
Lag nahi raha hai. Miss the other shows
At 45:58 Urjita was like..oh so this is the tharki behind the facade of a cinephile.
Poor Akshay in 2004. Got played by Aishwarya in Khakee and Priyanka in Aitraaz.
14:00 Yalgaar was the film where mukhesh
Was called dad
How come Lakshya was not referred to in this podcast since it was also a movie that released in 2004...
It was
Khakee was so intense that I literally hated this movie. Everything around Amitabh was going wrong and this reminded me if Jagte raho of Raj kapoor ji. He was also helpless in the entire movie. Alok ji ne jo tushar kapoor wala sequal bataya hai, I guess I can watch that but khakee ya jagte raho mein fir se nahi dekh paunga.
Mukesh Khanna father movie was Yalgaar
Abbas's creepy immature laugh streak continues at any hot woman is mentioned. 😅
Good episode. But if you follow Alok on social media you must be knowing he is very passionate about Superheros and comics. Khakee is a nice film and the episode is good but if it was for some superhero film like Shahenshah, Mr. India, Ajooba toh shayad zayada maza aata. Urjita is cute but she need to bring the same humour to the show that she has in her stand ups. Abbas ji wo Maqbool hai Omkara nahi.
Han, I would love to see a podcast on Mr India with Alok ji
Did not like this episode. There are many goods and bads about the movie that did not come out. Digressed into other irrelevant discussions and movies. Wasted time. One point I liked is the discussion on this movie being masala and Ardh Satya mix.
Fida was 2004. And kareena cheats shahid and goes with Fardeen
If you liked Khakee then you should watch 16 blocks starring Bruce Willis. Amazing movie
10 / 10
6:14 ek hasina thi
Seeing what happened in Pune Porche accident case ,i wonder why would not any one support encounter killings , system will always be against underprivileged
The underprivileged are overwhelmingly harmed by the same abuse of power. You don’t even hear about all the poor people who are abused and killed in custody. Nobody who actually cares for the poor and marginalized would give power tripping cops more leeway to decide who lives and dies. Nobody who is rich and well-connected ever gets encounter-ed anyway
The guest looks and sorta behaves and sounds just like Ashneer Grover! yeh Doglapan hai bhai!
Please......
Abbas introduction never works. Has not done once.
Two great comedians & yet no realisation of zero impact of this track, is perplexing.
Rest of the show - tone & tenor - is something, one looks forward to.
6/10 for Khakee, takle gaali khayega sabse. Shaana mat bann.
Okay this discussion was so not up to the mark. Everyone is speaking over each other without letting the other complete. Especially the guest who is constantly speaking over the female host. At one point she had to say - “ but listen”
Also the other host with glasses pointed out Maqbool as Omkara 🤦🏽♂️He seems completely disinterested & watched the film a night before this podcast was to be shot. 👎
Clicked on the thumbnail with so much excitement and ended up being disappointed.
Khakee had so much more to be unpacked in this but all it ended up being was everyone losing the plot instead of sticking to the film. Please offer something better next time when picking up such an iconic film for discussion.
Apologies if this is too direct.
Urhita bring the cute and bubbliness to the podcast magar mudde se zyada wo funny hone ki koshish karti hai.
I think Abbas should leave this podcast and hand it over to someone who has an actual interest in movies. He has almost zero knowledge of the movies in context, his timeline regarding the movies is seriously screwed up. I mean anybody can google things, and this guy still doesn't know anything.
I agree bro….but Abbas is the one because of whom we have this show. It was his idea. Without Abbas..Has It Aged Well will be incomplete ✨
@@siddheshadhatrao5866 I understand how people might feel, but personally as a listener I would say I'm not here to be emotionally attached to the participants 🙂
He created the show and he should be the host but he shouldn't look fown upon the movies and let guests speak.
Maybe you’re a Khakee fan so you feel this way but i never thought it was more than briefly entertaining so i didn’t mind Abbas’ take on it. I don’t think he has to love every movie they go back to but clearly if you liked the movie you would be disappointed
@@dia606 It was never about him liking or disliking the movie in particular. It's just that his knowledge and awareness of movies in general is just screwed up. It's like watching someone prepare a thesis on a subject after only reading a brief intro about it. Total noob.
Urjita ❤