Film Feud

The best bollywood sports movie of all time? Or just another predictable formula film? We feud, you decide!

On this week’s bonus episode from Film Feud Bollywood, Vidur and Vikram debate Chak De India. Vidur can’t complaining about how formulaic it is and comes up with titles for the movie referencing the Hollywood movies it plagiarizes (The Might Chicks!). Vikram is mighty impressed by the acting of the hockey players and the hockey playing of the actors and can’t stop gushing about the surprisingly understated performance by SRK. The feud gets heated when the Trump Card is used to yell "Fake News" on an important point.

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Coming straight from the unreleased Film Feud archives, an episode that captures the early days of feuding when the passion to feud was at its highest (read: lots of cursing) and many-a-foreign-films were watched with glee.

Should a film depicting decades of gang violence in a Brazilian favela also teach us where our food comes from? Vikram and Vidur explore this and other important topics on this week's feud as they argue over the show's first a highly lauded Brazilian film - City of God. Vikram's more passionate than he has ever been causing him to switch to his mother tongue in key moments. Vidur shares his unique strategy for rising to the top if he woke up in a favela tomorrow. One overuses the word genius and the other responds with blah. One thing they both agree on - Nana Patekar would have been a perfect addition to this movie. So who won? They feud, you decide! 

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A brilliant rendition of slice of life cinema? Or, a snoozefest movie that should have been called The Nap? We feud, you decide!

Coming straight from the unreleased Film Feud archives, an episode that captures the early days of feuding when the passion to feud was at its highest (read: lots of cursing) and many-a-foreign-films were watched with glee.

On this week's episode, the guys debate The Hunt, a danish mystery drama film starring Mads Mikkelsen. The feud gets off to a jumpy start when Vidur compares a (not so) well meaning little girl to Damien Omen, and Vikram gushes over how well shot the entire movie is. They both find some common ground over the cinematography of the movie, but things heat up when the guys differ over the emotions that this movie invokes.

Lastly, the discussion takes an anticipated turn towards Mikkelsen's portrayal of Le Chiffre from Casino Royale, because, you know, he like bleeds from his eye.

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One of the strongest Marvel movies? Or an attempted comedy thats not that funny? We feud, you decide!

In this week's feud, the guys debate Thor: Ragnarok. Vikram is not a fan of the sudden jump in genres and change in character from previous Thor movies. Vidur can't get over the use of Led Zeppelin's Immigrant Song which Vikram concedes was great. The feud heats up when they discuss Loki's ambiguous powers and Taika Watiti's comedy chops.

Get ready for Korg impressions, Hela puns and Led Zeppelin screams.

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The best animated movie of all time? Or, a schlocky Disney story with lame musical numbers? We feud, you decide!

In this week's feud, the guys debate The Lion King. 

This episode is sponsored by Hubhopper, India's very own podcast app. It has thousands of unique shows and stories in every genre and is totally free. Check it out by clicking here or download it directly from the play store or app store!

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An end-to-end laugh riot with 90s Bollywood's Jodi No. 1? Or a senseless slapstick suckfest? We feud, you decide!

On this week's bonus episode from Film Feud's spinoff show Film Feud Bollywood, Vikram feuds with a guest feuder - Mr. Aditya Chhatwani or Cha2 as those at FFB lovingly call him. He fits right in like a glove, from making sure his views are not known before the coin toss, to coming up with drinking games, to a masterful impression of Govinda as Chachaji. Vikram loses it after a point and pulls the trump card on Cha2, because he cant bear another impression of Satish Kaushik as Kunj Bihari saying "-iye toh sahi".

Warning - WAY too many Govinda, Satish Kaushik and Nana Patekar (?!) impressions incoming.

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The best action movie of all time? Or, a typical 80's rendition of a run and gun flick? We feud, you decide!

In this week's feud, the guys debate Die Hard. Vikram begins by professing love for this movie, while Vidur can't get over Bruce Willis' wifebeater look. The back and forth continues till the guys  run out of feud bullets and end with a fitting tribute to the late great Alan Rickman.

This episode is sponsored by Hubhopper, India's very own podcast app. It has thousands of unique shows and stories in every genre and is totally free. Check it out by clicking here or download it directly from the play store or app store!

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The best "Delhi movie" of all time? Or a weak follow up to Khosla Ka Ghosla? They feud, you decide!

On this week's bonus episode from Film Feud: Bollywood, Vikram and Vidur debate Oye Lucky Lucky Oye. They come up with hilarious drinking games for the movie and take turns parodying the songs. Vidur can't stop raving about the direction while Vikram can't get over Abhay Deol's acting.

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