Ep 83: A band called death - USA

[00:00:01] Hi dear bro studios

[00:00:09] Hey, thank you so much for tuning in to a new episode of Cut To Movies with Vivek and Viru.

[00:00:14] Just before we dive in, we'd like to give you a disclaimer that this episode is filled with spoilers.

[00:00:20] So please, do watch the film first.

[00:00:23] Unless of course, you don't have an issue with spoilers, in which case...

[00:00:32] Hello and welcome to another episode of Cut To with Vivek and Viru.

[00:00:36] Hello, today is not Vivek, so our usual suspect is Shreejit.

[00:00:42] Shreejit, hi how are you man?

[00:00:45] Hello, I'm great, I'm glad to be with you guys again.

[00:00:50] Yes and it's always fun to be in the podcast.

[00:00:53] Right, we were going to do Nigerian film but we didn't think about it this time.

[00:00:57] Because Shreejit, you have started your own Nigerian YouTube channel, tell us about it man.

[00:01:03] Thanks, thanks, thanks.

[00:01:04] Yeah, so I've just started my YouTube channel, it's called Nolly Goodfellow.

[00:01:09] Coming from Nolly Good.

[00:01:11] And yeah, so far I've only done one episode and I will be uploading more episodes pretty soon.

[00:01:19] It's just a fun take on film, it's just...

[00:01:22] I won't call it film reviews though every time I just pick up one film and talk about it

[00:01:28] and then just having fun with it, that's all the channels like so...

[00:01:34] Yeah, if you are listening...

[00:01:36] That's great, sorry.

[00:01:38] That's great, I mean you are the Nigerian film expert

[00:01:42] and we have discussed so many Nigerian films here.

[00:01:46] So I'm sure that will show is also going to be awesome

[00:01:49] and everyone should just tune in and listen to his first review

[00:01:55] or review, you can't say that.

[00:01:57] His take on a film, just a fun take on that film

[00:02:01] and yeah there will be many and I have got a secret preview of the second episode

[00:02:07] which you guys won't be able to see before it releases

[00:02:10] but I would be able to see.

[00:02:12] So thank you Shreejit for that.

[00:02:14] And I have to especially thank you guys, Vivek and Vee Roo

[00:02:21] because doing this podcast actually gave me the confidence of taking it online

[00:02:26] and actually even thinking about doing something around film reviewing

[00:02:32] or just talking about films, I won't call it reviewing

[00:02:35] because there it's a lot simpler than that.

[00:02:39] Yeah, I mean when we started it was not about reviewing it per se

[00:02:43] but it was just about having two guys having a discussion

[00:02:46] and whatever points come out of it, how you felt about it basically.

[00:02:50] As a viewer.

[00:02:52] So anyway, but this time we are not doing Nitin and Film

[00:02:56] this time we are in the United States and we are doing a documentary

[00:03:00] called A Band Called Death

[00:03:03] and it's about, it's a story of three musician brothers

[00:03:08] who were born in the 1950s or they started punk band

[00:03:19] and it was called Death

[00:03:21] and because of the name, the name was very dangerous

[00:03:25] but because of the name nobody did not get any radio play

[00:03:30] largely was lost and unsuccessful.

[00:03:34] But the elder brother who was the visionary brother

[00:03:40] he always had this feeling that we will become great someday in the future

[00:03:47] and after his death actually

[00:03:50] and sure enough after he died like, but way after he died

[00:03:54] like 35 years later they were found by some people on over the internet

[00:04:01] and suddenly they became sensations

[00:04:04] and they went on tour again

[00:04:07] not like they found another guitarist though

[00:04:10] and yeah I mean it's a great story

[00:04:13] Shreejit how did you find out about it?

[00:04:16] Okay so here's the thing

[00:04:19] I saw this on 2B

[00:04:22] the app 2B on their American library

[00:04:26] I just came across this film

[00:04:28] and using VPN on 2B there is so much of content that I've come across

[00:04:34] which is simply available on YouTube

[00:04:36] This is available on YouTube guys, a band called Death

[00:04:40] So this one is on YouTube now

[00:04:43] so I could revisit it on YouTube

[00:04:45] and I just love the fact

[00:04:47] I mean there are so many interesting things to this

[00:04:51] even though you're watching a documentary

[00:04:53] it's like you're watching a film because the story is that moving

[00:04:57] The whole fact that there was a punk rock band

[00:05:02] even before there was punk rock

[00:05:04] that's what death is

[00:05:06] that's what this band called death is

[00:05:08] So that is the musical aspect

[00:05:10] besides that there is this family aspect

[00:05:13] where this whole thing starts from the previous generation

[00:05:18] they were like a closely knit family

[00:05:20] the father was a great influence on them

[00:05:23] after the father died

[00:05:25] But then he allowed them to go into music and all of that

[00:05:30] Yes and their mother got some money out of some insurance

[00:05:35] and she gave it to them and told them to do it

[00:05:38] That's how they began music

[00:05:40] and the other family aspect is when the father died

[00:05:44] that had a great impact on Daniel

[00:05:47] the eldest brother of the band

[00:05:50] and that's why he named the band Death

[00:05:54] So that is one aspect

[00:05:56] David I think, yeah, okay

[00:05:58] Sorry David, David, yeah

[00:06:00] So David was so taken aback by his father's death

[00:06:04] or I don't know if taken aback is the right word

[00:06:07] he was taken aback of course

[00:06:09] but then it got him thinking so much and

[00:06:11] about death then, yeah

[00:06:13] I got him dwelling so much on it that he named the band Death

[00:06:17] Now the second aspect of death is that

[00:06:19] is David himself

[00:06:22] So throughout the band

[00:06:25] and because these brothers had told their father

[00:06:28] that they wouldn't fight or anything

[00:06:30] which is a very bollywoody thing

[00:06:32] Mixing the difference is that the brothers fight

[00:06:35] and they are stuck to it

[00:06:37] This guy was so hell bent on keeping the name Death

[00:06:43] and that cost them a lot

[00:06:45] It costed the family a lot

[00:06:48] It costed the brothers a fortune

[00:06:50] They were not able to do much

[00:06:52] and they weren't moving ahead in life

[00:06:54] but they still stuck to it

[00:06:57] Which is I don't know

[00:06:59] I mean he did all this

[00:07:01] but I was thinking who does the idea

[00:07:03] What is so packed in life?

[00:07:05] Is there a problem?

[00:07:07] Just because of the name and everyone is telling you

[00:07:10] just change the name and it is going to be big

[00:07:13] So I don't know if it was good

[00:07:16] It could have been discovered much earlier

[00:07:19] if the name wasn't Death

[00:07:21] Yeah

[00:07:23] So I found that really fascinating

[00:07:26] And talking about family back

[00:07:28] when the thing is rediscovered

[00:07:31] when the band is rediscovered later

[00:07:33] like you mentioned on the internet

[00:07:35] It is the kids of Bobby Hackner

[00:07:38] The bassist who then take it forward

[00:07:41] So it is all about your family

[00:07:46] What Karan Johar Christ

[00:07:48] Karan Johar

[00:07:50] And that too in a very beautiful way

[00:07:53] It's a very moving story

[00:07:57] I mean amazing story

[00:08:00] What a beautiful story

[00:08:02] So I was looking at the directors

[00:08:04] They shot some 200 hours of footage

[00:08:09] and they put it together

[00:08:12] This documentary made itself

[00:08:15] because the story was there

[00:08:17] And these guys were also like

[00:08:20] They tell it also very heartfelt

[00:08:24] like the brother and the family

[00:08:28] when they are talking about it

[00:08:30] the way they tell the story

[00:08:32] It's very heartfelt

[00:08:34] You can go along with the story

[00:08:37] You get moved by the story

[00:08:39] because they kind of

[00:08:41] You understand the brother meant so much to them

[00:08:44] and the bond was so brilliant

[00:08:47] And when he rediscovered

[00:08:52] and someone called back

[00:08:55] His son calls him

[00:08:57] We heard this about death

[00:09:00] and then he says the song and the hair

[00:09:02] and stood at the back of his neck

[00:09:06] So you can really feel it

[00:09:11] After so many years

[00:09:13] if your son someone discovers

[00:09:15] In fact even the son

[00:09:16] when he listens to a song

[00:09:18] and suddenly thinks

[00:09:20] I have never heard this

[00:09:21] but this is my dad's voice

[00:09:23] That's amazing

[00:09:26] You understood

[00:09:29] And the most extraordinary

[00:09:32] I don't know if I can call it supernatural

[00:09:34] or whatever out of the ordinary thing

[00:09:36] in the film that really stood out to us

[00:09:38] before David dies

[00:09:41] He hands over all the copies

[00:09:45] of it to his brother and he says

[00:09:47] they will come looking for this

[00:09:49] which happened 35 years later

[00:09:52] So I don't know

[00:09:54] it's like the conviction that he has

[00:09:56] that we have something beautiful

[00:09:59] and maybe the world is not ready right now

[00:10:02] and they will be

[00:10:04] And he has a philosophical

[00:10:07] He saw the triangle in the clouds

[00:10:10] One was God

[00:10:13] and there was this another

[00:10:14] He made a logo of death on it

[00:10:16] and God looking over them

[00:10:20] and the fact

[00:10:22] they were probably the three people

[00:10:24] corners of the triangle

[00:10:27] I don't know

[00:10:28] and God looking over them

[00:10:30] and the fact that he feels that

[00:10:33] there is something more after this

[00:10:36] This life is just a waiting room

[00:10:38] which is also an interesting take

[00:10:41] that in front of him

[00:10:43] that is the real thing

[00:10:44] and this is just a waiting room

[00:10:45] and I am going to perform in front of God

[00:10:49] So death is not

[00:10:51] and he really felt that death is not

[00:10:53] like a bad thing right

[00:10:55] you take it as a negative

[00:10:57] but it is not

[00:10:58] life like birth is not

[00:11:01] such a big deal

[00:11:03] it's like natural

[00:11:04] death is also natural

[00:11:06] and it's not to be taken as negative

[00:11:08] which everyone else

[00:11:10] thought no no

[00:11:12] what is this death

[00:11:14] what is this song of the band

[00:11:16] what is this song of the band

[00:11:18] that won't work

[00:11:20] but I strongly believe one thing

[00:11:22] in their disadvantage

[00:11:24] one thing that was disadvantage

[00:11:26] was the fact that they were black

[00:11:28] because white people can have any name

[00:11:31] symmetry or I don't know

[00:11:33] meshuga all types of

[00:11:36] Are you into rock music

[00:11:38] are you into heavy metal etc

[00:11:41] not into heavy metal

[00:11:42] I like rock music of course

[00:11:44] some nice retro

[00:11:46] good old Pink Floyd Led Zepp

[00:11:48] you know the most popular ones

[00:11:50] so yeah I do love rock music

[00:11:53] I never heard

[00:11:55] like listen to a lot of English music

[00:11:58] but very popular pop songs I used to listen to

[00:12:01] but this one

[00:12:03] the other thing that I found was

[00:12:05] like black people were

[00:12:07] everyone there used to be

[00:12:09] into Motown music

[00:12:11] this is what I learnt from the documentary

[00:12:13] and the fact that in

[00:12:15] in Detroit they were like

[00:12:17] playing white boy music

[00:12:19] which was rock

[00:12:21] that was also a problem

[00:12:23] like the people around them

[00:12:25] they were so I think that was also a problem

[00:12:28] black people didn't appreciate the music

[00:12:31] because it was rock it was not Motown

[00:12:33] and then white people

[00:12:35] because these are like black folk

[00:12:37] who are playing rock music

[00:12:39] maybe they should follow this

[00:12:41] I mean maybe they should follow this

[00:12:43] I don't know

[00:12:45] I think the white people's version was more towards

[00:12:47] black guys coming up with a band name

[00:12:50] Death

[00:12:51] that was you know something that was

[00:12:54] that they felt wouldn't go down with people

[00:12:56] like when they went to this town

[00:12:58] they were putting out posters and backpacks

[00:13:00] posters or Piro Bala Bhai this is a good town

[00:13:02] they said take this off your gang shit won't work here

[00:13:05] it wasn't a gang it was just music

[00:13:07] and the

[00:13:09] most interesting thing is they were a

[00:13:11] highly spiritual family

[00:13:13] and even the music

[00:13:15] was very clean

[00:13:17] there was

[00:13:19] unlike other rock bands from the time

[00:13:21] which are all about

[00:13:23] I don't know

[00:13:25] satan, yeah drugs

[00:13:27] sex and rock and roll and all of that

[00:13:29] this was nothing

[00:13:31] this was none of that this was more of protest

[00:13:33] music and

[00:13:35] politicians in my eyes

[00:13:37] and those kind of things

[00:13:39] oh that's like

[00:13:41] amazing I also heard it for the first time

[00:13:43] I could understand

[00:13:45] wow powerful

[00:13:47] and the way

[00:13:49] it was really good

[00:13:51] and maybe it was

[00:13:53] much ahead of its time

[00:13:55] when people were

[00:13:57] scared

[00:13:59] so I don't know about punk rock

[00:14:01] and like yeah when I heard

[00:14:03] that they discovered

[00:14:05] they felt this was punk rock

[00:14:07] before punk rock was punk

[00:14:09] right so

[00:14:11] yeah because the whole punk movement

[00:14:13] came out later on

[00:14:15] in the mid 70s

[00:14:17] to later 80s or so

[00:14:19] and these guys are already

[00:14:21] performing so I think going by the genres

[00:14:23] we have today they

[00:14:25] were a punk rock band

[00:14:27] but if you ask them back then what genre

[00:14:29] they're playing they would have just said rock and roll

[00:14:31] they wouldn't have known

[00:14:33] because it wasn't

[00:14:35] it hadn't become mainstream

[00:14:37] or it hadn't come to the fore by then

[00:14:39] it was their own style of

[00:14:41] doing rock

[00:14:43] yeah

[00:14:46] the whole story

[00:14:48] like the documentary per se

[00:14:50] is a very simple documentary

[00:14:52] I mean

[00:14:54] there's no such technique

[00:14:56] there's nothing like that

[00:14:58] it's like

[00:15:00] it's simple storytelling

[00:15:02] they've gone back to that place

[00:15:04] spoken to

[00:15:06] all the people like they were saying

[00:15:08] 200 hours of footage

[00:15:10] and then the editor

[00:15:12] did his magic of putting everything together

[00:15:14] to make this film

[00:15:16] and yeah it is freely available

[00:15:18] so everything I mean it's great that

[00:15:20] you found it on youtube and told me

[00:15:22] to watch it because it's like a beautiful

[00:15:24] story

[00:15:26] I mean one such thing

[00:15:28] sometimes it feels like this is a fool

[00:15:30] they just change the name

[00:15:32] one brother

[00:15:34] or are they telling the truth

[00:15:36] that despite being so much

[00:15:38] these two brothers stood by him

[00:15:40] is that true

[00:15:44] they know that

[00:15:46] yes yes it does

[00:15:48] it definitely crosses your mind

[00:15:50] it could have been a wedding

[00:15:52] and the wives would have said

[00:15:54] what are you doing? you have to change the name

[00:15:56] you have to pay

[00:15:58] I'm sure this is how it would have been

[00:16:00] which have not come out

[00:16:02] in the documentary

[00:16:04] it was all goody goody

[00:16:06] but yeah

[00:16:08] but the overall story is amazing

[00:16:10] and

[00:16:12] the connection between the brothers is also

[00:16:14] real you can feel it

[00:16:16] through the way they say things

[00:16:18] you can feel that

[00:16:20] and everywhere they perform

[00:16:22] everywhere they perform they still

[00:16:24] mention David

[00:16:26] and even the

[00:16:28] I mean the kids

[00:16:30] the next generation named themselves

[00:16:32] after the

[00:16:34] uncle so

[00:16:36] what was that name

[00:16:38] they forgot the name of the brand

[00:16:40] which was like one

[00:16:42] rough

[00:16:44] rough Francis

[00:16:46] rough Francis

[00:16:50] nice so I mean yes

[00:16:52] this is an awesome movie

[00:16:54] I think people should watch it

[00:16:56] it's really available on youtube

[00:16:58] but before we leave I mean

[00:17:00] any other documentaries that you have watched

[00:17:02] like on music which you like

[00:17:04] on music

[00:17:06] on music I've seen a lot of

[00:17:08] documentaries I've seen

[00:17:10] you have

[00:17:12] doors I've seen this one

[00:17:14] for he be

[00:17:16] Beatles

[00:17:18] Beatles

[00:17:20] Beatles no I haven't seen Beatles

[00:17:22] I've seen this one

[00:17:24] doors

[00:17:26] I've seen Jim Morrison

[00:17:28] I've seen this one

[00:17:30] on Jimi Hendrix I've seen this one

[00:17:32] on Queen

[00:17:34] Bohemian Rhapsody which that wasn't a

[00:17:36] documentary that was a movie

[00:17:38] movie I think

[00:17:40] I think this one should

[00:17:42] have a movie of its own

[00:17:44] I mean even the documentary

[00:17:46] does its job

[00:17:48] but maybe a film could

[00:17:50] even

[00:17:52] it would

[00:17:54] I'm sure someone will make a movie

[00:17:56] I'm sure

[00:17:58] when someone thinks

[00:18:00] we have to make a movie on it

[00:18:02] we will definitely make it

[00:18:04] there are so many inspiring

[00:18:06] black stories which

[00:18:08] had never come out and I'm sure

[00:18:10] now is the time when they are coming out

[00:18:12] and I'm sure they will catch it

[00:18:14] so when I was researching about this

[00:18:16] there is another film that

[00:18:18] was similar to this theme

[00:18:20] it's and it won

[00:18:22] an Academy Award which was

[00:18:24] called Searching for Sugarman

[00:18:26] in that also there is

[00:18:28] a musician in South Africa

[00:18:30] in America

[00:18:32] a musician became very popular

[00:18:34] he sold a lot of CDs

[00:18:36] and that guy

[00:18:38] sold about 5 or 6

[00:18:40] CDs in the US

[00:18:42] I mean he was there

[00:18:44] he went into obscurity

[00:18:46] and he found it

[00:18:48] and his rise

[00:18:50] he was supposed to be dead

[00:18:52] and they went back

[00:18:54] found him he was alive

[00:18:56] got back

[00:18:58] got him back on tour

[00:19:00] so it's called searching for sugarman

[00:19:02] and

[00:19:04] I don't know where you can find it

[00:19:06] but definitely this is like similar

[00:19:08] theme

[00:19:10] which we should probably watch

[00:19:12] another

[00:19:14] documentary which is similar to this

[00:19:16] but it is not around music

[00:19:18] it's called

[00:19:20] 3 identical strangers

[00:19:22] I saw it

[00:19:24] I thought

[00:19:26] it's on Netflix

[00:19:28] that and this film I had seen around the same time

[00:19:30] and I found

[00:19:32] quite a lot of connect among the two

[00:19:34] but the good thing

[00:19:36] is this at least leaves you happy

[00:19:38] that leaves you miserable

[00:19:40] and it leaves you

[00:19:42] sick in the gut

[00:19:44] I don't know

[00:19:46] I mean

[00:19:48] sick to the gut

[00:19:50] I don't think I can watch that again

[00:19:52] it's a really old story

[00:19:54] but it is

[00:19:56] it's dark

[00:19:58] there are other dark films

[00:20:00] like Netflix

[00:20:02] like true crime

[00:20:04] I think

[00:20:06] by doing an R father

[00:20:08] in which

[00:20:10] there is this

[00:20:12] gynaecologist

[00:20:14] who kind of inseminated a lot

[00:20:16] of women with his own semen

[00:20:18] oh yes yes that was so dark

[00:20:20] that was like

[00:20:22] pretty

[00:20:24] yeah yeah

[00:20:26] then a keep sweet prayer

[00:20:28] about the clan

[00:20:30] again

[00:20:32] there are many such rapes

[00:20:34] and all of that I mean it's dark

[00:20:36] again

[00:20:38] what was the god

[00:20:40] so there is a whole series

[00:20:42] community

[00:20:44] there is a whole series on discovery

[00:20:46] what's it

[00:20:48] I

[00:20:49] investigate of something like that

[00:20:51] basically

[00:20:53] discovery channels app

[00:20:55] so they have an entire series on cults

[00:20:57] so mini series

[00:20:59] all 20 to 30 minute episodes

[00:21:01] on different cults

[00:21:03] oh okay

[00:21:05] so there was a wild wild country

[00:21:07] too

[00:21:09] wild wild country is another

[00:21:11] that's a documentary which is

[00:21:13] oh it's I don't think

[00:21:15] I've seen such a thrilling documentary

[00:21:17] like I don't think

[00:21:19] I've seen such an emotional documentary

[00:21:21] as a band called death

[00:21:23] I don't think I've seen such a thrilling one

[00:21:25] as wild wild west

[00:21:27] and now all of that

[00:21:29] what do you call it

[00:21:31] true crime was the fire

[00:21:33] then there is

[00:21:35] there is like

[00:21:37] there are many pop corn documentaries

[00:21:39] can be called

[00:21:41] yeah there is athlete

[00:21:43] which is about

[00:21:45] the

[00:21:47] American

[00:21:49] gymnast

[00:21:51] who did a lot

[00:21:53] of this

[00:21:55] and he was kind of

[00:21:57] molested

[00:21:59] about that

[00:22:01] then there is this Pepsi

[00:22:03] where's my jet

[00:22:05] which I watched recently

[00:22:07] oh and

[00:22:09] Pepsi had a contest

[00:22:11] that if you collect so many points

[00:22:13] you will get a jet

[00:22:15] which they never thought someone would do

[00:22:17] but one guy actually did it

[00:22:19] and then he didn't get a jet

[00:22:21] Pepsi was like that

[00:22:23] and on top of that there is a time pass documentary

[00:22:25] but yeah

[00:22:27] couple of good ones

[00:22:29] I saw one

[00:22:31] my octopus teacher

[00:22:33] that also went to the

[00:22:35] academy of what I think

[00:22:37] it won

[00:22:39] and there is one called

[00:22:41] don't fuck with cats

[00:22:43] which is very interesting

[00:22:47] time pass

[00:22:49] have you seen this one murder

[00:22:51] among the Mormons

[00:22:53] no you have to see this

[00:22:55] it is really end

[00:22:57] murder among the Mormons

[00:22:59] among the Mormons

[00:23:01] this film is about

[00:23:03] a guy who is

[00:23:05] a master

[00:23:07] forger

[00:23:09] and how he

[00:23:11] convinces people

[00:23:13] by creating

[00:23:17] religious scriptures

[00:23:19] and other things

[00:23:21] scriptures

[00:23:23] and engravings

[00:23:25] and other artifacts like that

[00:23:27] he just create them

[00:23:29] and he will convince people they are old

[00:23:31] and that was before

[00:23:33] you had as much technology as we do now

[00:23:35] and he would even get it

[00:23:37] sanctioned from the authorities

[00:23:39] and they would give a letter

[00:23:41] of recommendation that this is genuine

[00:23:43] so

[00:23:45] oh ok

[00:23:47] it was so big

[00:23:49] forger

[00:23:51] oh mine

[00:23:53] it was so big

[00:23:55] and the two documentaries

[00:23:57] which I don't know where I will get

[00:23:59] but that left an impact on my mind

[00:24:01] where one was

[00:24:03] man on wire

[00:24:05] have you seen that

[00:24:07] so man on wire

[00:24:09] was about

[00:24:11] I think twin towers

[00:24:13] and he put that wire

[00:24:15] between them and he walked

[00:24:17] from one side to the other

[00:24:19] and this was like

[00:24:21] done

[00:24:23] obviously it was illegal to do it and he

[00:24:25] performed that

[00:24:27] and he did the whole journey

[00:24:29] how he did it

[00:24:31] twin towers

[00:24:33] man on wire

[00:24:35] it's amazing

[00:24:37] and the other one is called

[00:24:39] bus 174

[00:24:41] I had seen it long time back

[00:24:43] where there is this young man

[00:24:45] who took a bus

[00:24:47] which is called 174

[00:24:49] Rio de Janeiro

[00:24:51] he takes the hostage

[00:24:53] and on top of that

[00:24:55] he did the whole footage

[00:24:57] and that is brilliant

[00:24:59] you must definitely watch it

[00:25:01] bus 174

[00:25:03] so yeah

[00:25:05] so many documentaries

[00:25:07] nowadays

[00:25:09] Netflix is very time pass

[00:25:11] it should be sensational

[00:25:13] for people to watch it

[00:25:15] that way it's not very interesting

[00:25:17] it's popcorn viewing like I said

[00:25:19] but very good ones

[00:25:21] are rare to find and

[00:25:23] sometimes good ones come

[00:25:25] like my october teacher

[00:25:27] and he said

[00:25:29] sea spurrissi

[00:25:31] he even made sea spurrissi

[00:25:33] oh sea spurrissi

[00:25:35] yes yes yes

[00:25:37] fishing

[00:25:39] so this was also time pass

[00:25:41] but yeah it was well done

[00:25:43] that was well done

[00:25:45] but anyway thanks for the recommendation man

[00:25:47] it was a very good one

[00:25:49] and very emotional different kind of one

[00:25:51] family one

[00:25:53] and current one

[00:25:55] or what was that

[00:25:57] who was the director

[00:25:59] who was the director

[00:26:01] and Manmohan Desai documentary

[00:26:05] but it's

[00:26:07] I won't

[00:26:09] say Manmohan Desai

[00:26:11] or even Karan Joghar

[00:26:13] it's basically what they aspire to be

[00:26:15] is what I was

[00:26:21] no no no it's truly touching

[00:26:23] because the story you can feel

[00:26:25] it's not like

[00:26:27] something is being made or fake

[00:26:29] you can really feel the connection

[00:26:31] you know it

[00:26:33] so yeah go ahead

[00:26:35] tell me

[00:26:37] is this South African comedian called Loisa Gola

[00:26:39] so I was just watching

[00:26:41] this set of visits there on Netflix

[00:26:43] it's pretty funny

[00:26:45] so that part where he says that

[00:26:47] he calls up his female friends

[00:26:49] and he's like what are your plans for the weekend

[00:26:51] and she'll be like

[00:26:53] nothing I'll just sit at home drink some champagne

[00:26:55] watch something on TV and cry

[00:26:57] he's like I want to do that too

[00:26:59] yeah

[00:27:01] so if any of the guys want to do that

[00:27:03] this film is meant

[00:27:05] for it

[00:27:07] it's a total tear joker

[00:27:09] and it leaves you with a smile

[00:27:11] and it's a great movie

[00:27:13] or if you want to

[00:27:15] cry some more

[00:27:17] then you can listen to our podcast

[00:27:19] inside

[00:27:21] so that too can happen

[00:27:23] he'll touch you

[00:27:25] and you'll cry

[00:27:29] anyway thank you Shriji

[00:27:31] thank you for this

[00:27:33] and do send in your

[00:27:35] documentary recommendations

[00:27:37] and we might just call you

[00:27:39] if we select one we'll just call you for a discussion

[00:27:41] like Shriji comes in

[00:27:43] and so do

[00:27:45] send in

[00:27:47] we'll keep asking

[00:27:49] do follow us

[00:27:51] on our Spotify channel

[00:27:53] at least

[00:27:55] on Instagram because we'll keep updating

[00:27:57] you with interesting stuff

[00:27:59] like we said earlier

[00:28:01] we're changing the format

[00:28:03] so let's see

[00:28:05] we'll probably go into a monthly format

[00:28:07] talk about more films

[00:28:09] in one show

[00:28:11] and let's see

[00:28:13] what we do

[00:28:15] Shriji's show is to watch

[00:28:17] so go on YouTube

[00:28:19] and what was the name again

[00:28:21] Nolly Goodfellow

[00:28:23] Nolly Goodfellow

[00:28:25] okay

[00:28:27] bye guys