Public reaction! As ‘The Bengal Files’ has sparked heated debate, with many questioning if it’s propaganda. Audiences, however, defend it as the boldest film ever made, urging critics to research, watch the movie and then form an opinion.
00:16I heard about the fact that the facts are what I saw and I had a little research
00:28to see the movie so that it is propaganda.
00:33Many people are saying that it is propaganda and all.
00:36So I would say that I first researched and then what happened and then you see the movie
00:42and then say whether it is propaganda or not.
00:45I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I don't know how much it will do.
01:08So I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, it's hard for , but it's hard for the
01:38The oldest film ever made in India has not been made in the whole film.
01:50The whole film is seen in 1947.
01:54What happened in the partition time?
01:56It happened in Punjab.
01:58We know about it.
02:00But we know about it.
02:02The partition was also in 1947 in Bengal.
02:06The duration was more than the duration.
02:14The duration was less.
02:16It could be less than 80s.
02:20But we felt like the one is fine.
02:24The direction was very good.
02:26The actors were very good.
02:30The actors were very good.
02:32I'm a very good actor from the role of Bharati.
02:39He's a role in the Gajab and a role in the role of Gajab.
02:42He's a actor, Darshan Kumar.
02:45Darshan Kumar has done a great actor.
02:46What do you think?
02:48Did he know the whole world?
02:53He knows the whole world.
02:56The whole world knows what happened before.
02:59What was happening before?
03:00The system has not changed now.
03:02We are also the villain of the villain.
03:04What do you think about the movie...
03:06...the movie has been more, more, more.
03:08How is it?
03:10How has it been?
03:12The movie has been seen as well.
03:14It has been seen as cuttings.
03:16It has been seen as well.
03:18It has been seen as well.
03:20It is less.
03:22How do you think about it?
03:24What is the best part about the movie?
03:26The best part of the movie is the dialogues, music, songs, background music for four stars.
03:36It was a great movie. I think it was done very well.
03:39We are from Bengal. Although we live in the US, we are from Bengal.
03:43So it's given a pretty good ground reality. I think they portrayed it very well.
03:48It is said to be the boldest film ever. So do you think this is the boldest film?
03:53I think it's a very sensitive topic. So I think they did a pretty decent job of showing a pretty nuanced view of how the movie is.
04:00So as it is said, the movie is quite controversial. Did you find anything controversial in the movie?
04:05I'm sure there are perspectives which everyone may not agree with. So I'm sure it's going to stir some controversy.
04:12So this was a chapter in the history that was ran. Nobody knew about it.
04:15So Vivek Aramjan, Anhimyotri is known for such movies to take out the film. So how was that movie overall if I speak?
04:22I think it was done very well. That's what I'm saying. I think it's a very sensitive topic. Obviously it's going to spark a lot of controversy.
04:28So I think he handled it very well.
04:30Okay. If I speak about the actors, Anupam Kher, Misun Chakravarti, Varshan Kumar, Pallavi Joshi. So how was the acting?
04:36The acting was superb. I like Pallavi Joshi's acting the best.
04:39Okay. Sir, if I speak about overall background music in everything, how was it?
04:43Yeah, we are from Bengal. So it's all Bengali music. So obviously we are going to like it.
04:48And the best part about the movie is that that will attract audience to the theaters?
04:52I think it could have been shortened a little bit. That's the only thing. So I won't say it's the best part. Obviously that's something that could have been done.
04:58But again, there were so many things to be told. So I think it was done pretty well.
05:02Okay. And lastly, ratings out of five? Five.
05:06I liked the film very good. And I have to say, worth it a film.
05:11I was just saying, please take a look at the time and take a look at it.
05:15Okay. Vivak, I think it's like the direction. It's like the bold film. It's the boldest film ever. So how old is it?
05:22It is. It's the bold. I won't even know. I don't have any words actually.
05:27It's the boldest film. It's the boldest film.
05:32I just wanted to see the actors who were very excited.
05:39How did the acting become so much?
05:43I wanted to see him especially.
05:49We saw a lot of the role in Gandhi.
05:52But I was just curious to see him.
05:53And we wanted to see him in a way.
05:55He said he was very good.
05:56Why did the people see him?
05:58How did they think he had to be more controversy?
06:00Hey, I didn't like it.
06:02Exactly, I felt like I knew about India.
06:05Why are these things all over the place?
06:07Because we were not in this time.
06:09And with the color grading,
06:12everything is very good.
06:15Yeah, when I was talking about music,
06:17it was good.
06:18Sometimes I felt like I was from the music line.
06:21So I felt like I wasn't going here.
06:24But it was good.
06:26When I was talking about music,
06:28I felt like I was talking about music.
06:30We are in the moment of reels.
06:32We have been accustomed to 15 seconds.
06:35But yes.
06:36If you look at music,
06:38it's good.
06:40When I was talking about music,
06:42four and a half.
06:43I think after Kashmir Files,
06:45the way Kashmir Files has hit you with the stones,
06:49Bengal Files have hit me with the bricks.
06:52If I speak about the reality,
06:54why the audience should watch this movie?
06:58Audience should specially watch this,
07:01because it is a film by Vivek Agnihotri.
07:04That's it.
07:06And another reason is a terrific performances.
07:09Everybody's performance,
07:10everybody's role is so well crafted.
07:13And everybody has been given that equal importance
07:16and they have taken full advantage of it.
07:19And they have given us some golden moments.
07:22Like the film made me cry.
07:24It didn't make me entertain.
07:26Because I don't think it is a film.
07:28It's an experience.
07:29I'm not looking at it as a film,
07:31as an entertainment.
07:32Don't.
07:33If you're thinking of going for entertainment,
07:35please don't go.
07:36You go only if you want to be enriched,
07:40only if you want to fight for your rights,
07:42only if you want to know
07:44who is on the fourth side of that lion.
07:47We the people.
07:48And we have to understand
07:49we have a lot of power
07:51which we don't use
07:53or we cannot use.
07:56Can you just think about the star cast,
07:57the actors?
07:58It's a big star cast.
07:59Yes.
08:01Everybody.
08:03Everybody.
08:04I think some moments
08:06which will remain with me
08:08as Mithunda's
08:09one scene where he says
08:11it's a monologue
08:12and he says
08:13I cannot speak.
08:15And that's the moment
08:16you understand
08:17he is representing
08:18the Indian society now.
08:20Like we cannot speak.
08:21It's not him.
08:22Okay.
08:23That one moment.
08:24Like Darshan Kumar's
08:26one moment where
08:27he is asked to say sorry.
08:29He is rather forced to say sorry.
08:31You can see his veins on his forehead
08:33and all his veins on his neck.
08:35That's acting.
08:37That's a performance.
08:38That is some performance.
08:40Simrit Kaur.
08:41She has done a great job.
08:43She looks beautiful.
08:44She performs like a dream.
08:46And how can I forget Pallavi Joshi.
08:48Pallavi Joshi has become a soul
08:50of the character.
08:51She's not the...
08:52She's a Bharat Mata now.
08:53For me,
08:54if somebody says
08:55Aapke Nazar mein Bharat Mata konei
08:57I think Pallavi Joshi's face will pop up.
09:00And Nimesh.
09:02Nimesh also.
09:03Like I will never forget his walk.
09:05Because he has kept...
09:07He was persistent
09:08the way he walks
09:09throughout the film.
09:10That's the real character of the film.
09:12The speed of the ratings
09:14What is your rating?
09:15Eight out of five.
09:16Eight out of five.
09:18Man.
09:19To become a new idea bus.
09:21Register to ideabasdungle.com
09:24Or download the ideabasdungle app.
09:26Or you can give a missed call to 916-777-7774.
Be the first to comment