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Today's government mandated femslash couple of the day is
Pushpavalli and Vasu!
on comedy i love, and life
I’ve been watching some excellent, laugh-out-loud Indian comedy recently - Pushpavalli & Comicstaan (Amazon Prime, if you’re wondering). And I figured soemthing out - the kind of comedy I love.
You’d think I’d already know this, after years of watching stand-up and sketch, Youtube and television and movies. But I realised something really important.
I love comedy with people. People as in more than one. For me, stand-up is fun, but hollow. There’s something missing, it feels like eating a bag of cheap potato chips and not feeling full. It’s missing some ingredient that changes it from junk to food. There are a few rare stand-ups who don’t make me feel this way - Rowan Atkinson, Bo Burnham, a couple others I’m too tired to name. But they are the minority, and they do things a little differently.
But by default, I love my comedy to have chemistry. The chemistry of a two or a group of people, who’ve found this thing they love together and they’re making comedy together. There’s something awe-inspiring about it, about the way people just click and complement each other. It’s a feeling I realise I’m always craving, whether it’s at work, or in friendships or relationships. It’s such a rare feeling, and it’s a joy to watch other people experience it.
One of my favorite teams is Sumukhi Suresh and Naveen Richard. They’ve co-starred in Better Life Foundation, Pushpavalli and their own sketch comedy show. If you haven’t seen them in anything together, do it.
Naveen on his own is amazing - he plays crazy, ridiculous over the top characters, is great at character comedy, and has this unique voice where he’s simaltaneously sincere and insane. He’s really good with subtle comedy, where the tone and the words do all the heavy lifting. Sumukhi is different - she plays the stern, serious, straight character in Better Life Foundation, and even in some of their sketches together, but quickly pivots into sheer insanity - and when Sumukhi goes crazy, she goes crazy. Together, their work is just amazing - not just their performances, but their writing as well.
I’m not doing them justice, but you just need to watch their work to understand. ( Some other examples: Community, The Office, Middleditch and Schwartz, Chris & Jack (Youtube), Jake & Amir, the list goes on and on.)
Truth be told, I’m super jealous of them. That they get to do things together, to make comedy, to make art.
That connection between people, that’s what it’s all about. Those rare and precious moments of synchronicity. I feel like that’s what life is all about.
Mother and daughter actresses
Vasundhara Devi - Vyjayanthimala Pushpavalli - Rekha Mala Sinha - Pratibha Sinha Tanuja - Kajol
Pushpavalli returns on Amazon Prime Video with a New Season, Obsession and Vendetta Restraint, boundaries and animal rights ar...
@manishanand shares a throwback video from the sets of Pushpavalli Season 2 which is now streaming on Amazon prime video. They look like they are having a crazy time on the sets and that had definitely translated into Manish and Sumukhi Suresh’s performance on screen. #ManishAnand #sumukhisuresh #pushpavalli #pushpavalliseason2 #amazonprimevideo #webseries #actor #actress #filmlinenews #streaming #MoviemateMedia #dhananjayfilmy #insta #instadaily #Facebook https://www.instagram.com/p/B_dMa4GpJV3/?igshid=s79ffgfw3h20
Netflix and Dil: Pilot Season
With so much bingeable content available, we watch the pilots of six Indian streaming shows and discuss which ones we’re interested in seeing more of.
Show Notes:
Our Netflix and Dil playlist
Streaming With Suchin (thank you Suchin)
Little Things
Pushpavalli
Four More Shots Please!
The Family Man
Bard of Blood
Taj Mahal 1989
NEXT TIME: Silsila and Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna
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