This was a great podcast. Only AIB can bring such great talent to a single table.

8:24 - 10:55 the way he explained this scene ,changed my whole perspective of watching a movie.

Registrations for the 2nd batch of First Draft are now open at aibfirstdraft.com

A really good Podcast. Would love to see more of Satyanshu. Heck you guys can let him have a whole set of video series all to himself, where he talks about movies. I would suggest that something on the lines of what the Cinefix youtube channel does would also work great, from an Indian perspective. However, I would have to say the others on the round table felt more like they were here for just their series promotion. Having a separate chat with those guys without having Satyanshu guide/lead the conversation would also be something to look out for. Cheers Guys, keep up the good work.

wow can listen to Mr Satyanshu Singh talk for the rest of my life !

Lagaan final scene: Kachra couldnt hit the ball out of boundary line. Everybody's sad. Umpire calls it a No ball. We knoe bhuvan is on strike now! We are waiting to see him. The commentary , "hume ek aur gend mili hai".. and the british scratter to reveal the saviour!! And Rahman brings out his magic in background!! Man that scene is goosebumps worthy !!

8:00 PANEER SAMAJKE KHAJA

Salman Khan fans won't understand.

40 minutes of Film School podcast🙌 Thank you so much for giving such good insights🙏 I am still 2 years underage to join First Draft but Im working hard on youtube and my filmmaking skills to prepare myself.

This podcast shows how a film works in a writers mind and how they break down the process in a viewers mind which we as an audience often fail to comprehend..It shows how a piece of art works in an artists mind and I hope it comes back

This should be a weekly feature, each participant breaking down a film. Enjoyed it thoroughly.

We finally have a bunch of people talking about cinema and writing as art and not just a money making device. This is immensely heartening! Cheers 🍻

16:40 - Brooding man over the window, 1. The man is squeezing and releasing a yellow smiley ball. After a brief moment, he checks the scars on his forearm. His eyes fall on the photo of his family. Then he hears the beep on his watch. He sighed and turned. Finally, he puts a file ‘Department of Nephrology’ in his bag and leaves. (Drama) 2. The man is playing with a Rubic cube. He checks the cube and continued. Then the camera moves around the room. It is a child’s room. Suddenly, he puts the solved cube down on a table and left. (Thriller)

What AIB is trying to do is promote creativity and innovation this channel is not just about comedy. The youth or other people who are trying to make their career in film and media AIB is trying to help and encourage them. These people decoded how things work behind the screen and what efforts, creativity hardwork and what not is put together to make just one scene where people can indulge themselves in the movie.

I love these in-depth analysis of the anatomy of such memorable scenes. Great stuff!

So happy I watched this. Loved every word spoken by Satyanshu Singh. Didn't know that he is the one who wrote Rohan's poems in Udaan. Wow yaar! Mazaa aa gaya!! Kudos AIB!!!

Lagaan scene explanation is very awesome

The way those writers were explaining the scene gave me a new perspective to look at cinema. It's really amazing to learn what thought process goes or what it takes to convey a idea. Learnt a lot. Kudos to AIB to giving back to the community. Superb!

Honest Title should be- AIB Podcast : Greatest Lagaan Scenes :P

wow that 40 min went quick!!!

A clockwork Orange opening sequence in korova milk bar is the best opening in any film in the world aur itna film discussion aur nothing about Kubrick ???

We need more of this man..... This one was really interesting....

"Art Of Watching" by satyanshu singh

missing my favourite dialogue "khamba say hello"😔😔.

For someone with no knowledge and understanding of screen writing and film making this was beyond fascinating. Thank you for giving people a glimpse into this underrated art form. Loved it!!

Holy shit ! 40 min and I learned something new . Need to join the aib draft .

Damn! What an insightful podcast! More please. Maybe with Hansal Mehta?

People fail to understand the importance of writers. It is amazing to know the films through the writers' perspective. Amazing video (something people even pay to learn) ! Thank you AIB, for this free and very important gyaan. Hoping to join the first draft

oh my,the amount of passion that was emerging out from these guys while they were talking about films and script writing was ginormous. this was maybe the first intellectual aib's podcast. man I loved it.

Satyanshu Singh gives a new perspective to see movies.. great discussion ✌️👌

Tammany is like a teacher here "why this ? explain this ? " 😂😂

In The God Father, the girl wasn't actually raped but was beaten really badly because she resisted to have sex with her boyfriend and his friend. The girl's father wanted Vito Corleone to kill those guys but he denied to do so because he said that those guys didn't kill the girl and the same will happen with the guys (like they will be beaten really badly) and that would be the real justice. That really explained a lot of things about the character at the beginning of the film. He tells Bonasera (that girl's father) that Someday, and that day may never come, I will call upon you to do a service for me. But until that day, accept this justice as a gift on my daughter's wedding day. In one of the scenes when Sonny (Vito's son) died, he goes to Bonasera (he has a funeral parlour) and asks for a service to use all of his skills and powers to get the Sonny back because he doesn't want his wife to see her son like this and you get to see a KING weep. Just like that, most of the scenes of Godfather are truly masterpiece and this movie will always be my favorite one. Great podcast guys. It was really insightful. :)

This is fucking "Deep" man. Couldn't watch it in one go. Had to rethink so many things twice. Pretty awesome.

AIB please upload all the lectures online of aib first draft so that all of us can learn , that will help inspiring writers throughout the world also will help your cause, for which you have started aib first draft.

the guy with cap is AMAZINGLY BRILLIANT, the way he observe cinema , he is so much into his work

when the podcast came to an end, i realized i was lost in it, kind of woke up from a dream. Great fun.

Would love to see a discussion about Gangs of Wasseypur films.

Just one word, SALUTE. Salute to AIB for making such informative and interesting stuffs

Here after Mr Irrfan's demise 🙂😔 i really miss all the things related to AIB especially their bond with the maestro Irrfan.

I love how AIB promotes cinematic values Not just the KZfaq community but cinema as well.

best opening scene is from The Dark Knight

Sadly, we didn't get to see that series, Irrfan Khan still lives with us in our heart and I hope this series still gets made

Each word said by Satyanshu ji is pure gem and wisdom. This man is genius. He just needs good story ideas, which I think I could be helpful with.

0:42 2001: A Space Odyssey .....right off the bat. If you don't know it, you are missing the greatest match-cut/edit from humanity itself. No pressure.

Such perception can change how u view a movie. Great podcast, pls do more of this kind; the insights were so informative & educational even for an individual who is not taking a career in the movie industry.

The god father does ask for a favour. But later in the movie when he actually does, it shows you that its not your generic movie where he asks him to do somthing unethical which generally happens. Instead he has a simple request which shows his character and his devotion to his family. A masterpiece.

I have exam and i wasn't able to skip or fast forward this discussion. My whole perspective of indian cinema is crashed and starts to rebuild itself. Wonderful! Please do another podcast with these guys over the movie DON starring Amitabh. Thanks AIB podcast.

This the best PODCAST i have ever seen so far. The way you guys cracked down the script is beyond comparison. And Yes Tanmay you can order another cup of coffee yar :)

Did he just say 'debuting for the first time'

We would like to see a similar kind of analysis of any of the Ray's films..

I became fan of Satyanshu Singh from now on... I can learn so much from him... He's too much into films and it's methodology

I had just sat down for dinner with my friends and they were watching some TV serial. I usually don't even sit there as I hate those. But then, I thought maybe it will refresh me as I had a long day at office today. After some 10 minutes, I got up feeling that I cannot take this shit anymore. Opened up KZfaq and just clicked on this podcast to just check if it's interesting... I would like to say this was one of the best podcasts I have seen till now. The amount of in depth knowledge Satyanshu has in his field, I wish I had in mine. The way he explained everything about the different scenes from various films he talked about, I could understand word by word even though I have zero idea of how to make films. Everyone was given proper time to speak on their understanding of cinema and nobody was cutting in between. The other people also spoke very well. This, almost an hour long video was so good that I did not even realise so much time passed away. It ended properly on time and with the right amount of information. I hope to see more of such videos coming on KZfaq.

Satyanshu Singh, amazing perspective and explanation.. Will watch Lagaan again with editor's viewpoint 😊😊

I thought tanmay will go "tho fir paneer samaj ke khaja" at 8:00

This podcast taught me to appreciate film writers and film writing. I'll now watch movies in a different perspective. Wow

For those interested in writing, AIB should start a series of podcast.

I am currently doing a degree in Media and we learnt all this with the technical terms in one of our first courses. Our teacher talked about all the things they just discussed plus more including the Classical Hollywood continuity techniques and the scene from Psycho. When at around 20 mins Tanmay asks the question if the experience of watching a movie has changed after the course, a common answer which they don't talk about here is that knowing what went into making the movie and giving it the elements to have the effect it has, just makes the good movies seem even more brilliant and the bad ones, even more annoying. For me, the experience of watching a movie has been added with layers, one layer is just watching it as the common audience and the other layers being me mentally dissecting the techniques which they used to manipulate my thoughts and perception as the audience; which, ultimately also helps you realize how much thought actually went into the making of it.

Damien Chazelle and Whiplash should be discussed...

Satyanshu Singh is fucking talented man!! AIB toh All India Brilliant nikli..

39:00 made me pause this video and watch the entire Satya movie right now! Thanks Satyanshu!!

Best podcast ever. AIB keep making such podcast on films.

Great podcast! So cognitive!! Podcast should be of your videos i.e. AIB's videos, how you persued it though out the journey of the video. What changes have you done since your first video to your last video. The openions of these people that what they liked in AIB's videos and what changes needs to be done in the script. I just love the making of your videos, please keep posting the making.

Mr Satyanshu Singh is the brilliant one. If I got a chance to work with the man then it will be my pleasure. Seriously.... Mind blowing.... Brilliance I never said it to anyone. Thanks

Really academically oriented podcast. Didn't expect such depth from those guys at first. They clearly are well versed with their research on film making. Learnt a lot from it.

please make more videos on this topic with mr. satyanshu sir.... he is real genius ❤️

we need a second part

I think guys this is one of the best podcast ever. As I am watching the podcast I feel I am sitting across you guys. You guys don't need a hyped celeb in all your videos is a proven point I guess. The guests on this show themselves seem like the celebrities yet like one of us. And that's the beauty. Had this been a stage show, I would have given a standing ovation. Hats off guys. Till date I have had numerous discussions about film making. But this is the best entertaining show. If I was a processor of understanding cinema, I'd recommend/show this podcast to my students. Keep up guys!

Saddd I'm commenting in 2021..Who Knew We'd lost Irrfan in 2020 + Ministry would never be made due to Irrfan's Ilness..#SAD BONUS:MISS YOU AIB

This is the best podcast ever !!!!

This is just 4 people jizzing over laagan and a tanmay looking fascinated. Keep up the good work guys:)

Satyanshu Singh.. wowww.. i dnt knw shit abt movie craft but the way he was telling things abt movies that we have seen many times, gives us a perspective.

I absolutely loved it! This was a really engaging session where 40 minutes passed like that. I want at least two more sessions like this one.

Please make more scene breakdown podcasts. Loved this!

#SatyanshuSingh. Sir. I became big..very big fan of you...man!!!! Uhh are just outstanding.

this is why I love AIB..they love the craft called Film Making and this how passion talks...

this guy is a real genius, actual insight into the movie making ideology can be so enlightning, I had never thought, to be honest. Love the concept guys!

Please do a Part 2. A very smart podcast. Aib should do a lot more of these. Would like you'll to discuss 1. "You was my brother, Charlie" scene from On The Waterfront and the same in Raging Bull. 2. Gangs of Wasseypur 3. Montgomery Clift's Oscar nominated scene in Judgment At Nuremberg.

This is one of the best discussions and an intellectual podcast...👍

i dont know why people are exacting podcasts with hilarity.. what they have discussed is awesome stuff.. scenes and script

Best AIB video ever😍

I wish you still did things like this guys - amazing content

40 min. Of pure learning

Wish someone had spoken about David Fincher, maybe because I recently binged Mind Hunter. That opening sequence of the social network where Mark is speaking to his girlfriend is brilliant. The opening sequence of nocturnal also was just wow. The way he portrays those ladies as art installation is something else.

Wow! Amazed by the anatomy of scenes and watching it from a different perspective.

Thnx a lot... learnt a lot about filmmaking...🙏🤘

Oh god changed my prospective about films specially lagaan ❤️

I think writers are much underrated in our film industry but let's not forget that without writers a film cannot be made. Please encourage more young talented writers. Thanks AIB.

That interpretation of godfather's opening scene is just brilliant!

Absolutely superb ❤

Please make me sure you people going to do this type of podcast more

very informative,you give us a new perspective regarding film making & what goes in the mind of the people behind the camera which always remained undiscussed. thanks AIB

This was really a complete different dimension to film making and writing. Despite of being a non film person I happend to watch this entire podcast, and I really don't regret it. 💛

Tanmay is amazing. ❤️

Gangs of wasseypur man.. you need to talk about it

There r so many filmmakers like anurag kashyap,vikram,anand gandhi or those new directors who has gave us really good cinema in past should be invited in podcast

If it was 400 mins more, I would have listened to it with same attention. Thankyou AIB! This was my whole education of 26 years about movies in 40 mins, maybe more. Great!!!

AIB should release its own web series like tvf..hit like if u agree👍

Tanmay taking viva of graduates of first draft XD

0:22 "debuting for the first time"... 👏👏👏

Please talk about The Hustler, The prestige, 12 angry men, Roman holiday, birds, Annie hall, The appartment.