Welcome to Wicks diary. My name is Ryan Snelling. I am so happy to be here today. It's early evening. I'm just getting settled. I've been sitting at my computer all day today trying to edit a video and it's

taken longer than I thought. The Nus Ferratu trailer dropped earlier today so I

did a reaction for that as well so a lot of work a lot of work went on today

But it's all good because I love this stuff. It's been a minute since I've been on watch diary

I love you guys. Thank you so much for being here. I'm grateful to you. I'm going to do

something a little bit different today. I'm going to be talking about this little Indian movie that I watched last week. It's a great film. I'll tell you all about it.

And I'd be thrilled to hear that you even watched it because of this podcast, but there also might be people who are listening to this

podcast who have seen it and just want to hear my thoughts on it. So whether you haven't seen the film,

have seen the film, I'm going to be talking to both of you guys today. I'm not going to be like

spoiling the shit out of it. I'll probably separate it into parts. That way, if you don't want the movie

spoiled for you, you can hop off here and go watch it and then come back and listen up.

But it'll just be a classic review show. Why am I talking about this movie?

Well just in general, I'm going to be covering more Indian cinema on my YouTube channel.

I actually started a brand new YouTube channel to focus on it primarily.

Here's the main reason.

First of all, it does really well.

Like, I'm not going to lie. It does well.

But one thing that I've noticed, every time I've posted a video or a podcast covering an Indian movie.

The fan base, the people who are commenting, the people who are watching, listening, the amount of passion that they have for their film

industry and for their movies is unparalleled like I've never seen anything like it and I'm inspired by it. It's also

really fun watching a movie where like you know when I go to an American blockbuster or an

indie film for the most part I've felt every feeling that you can have I guess what I'm trying to say it's hard to feel

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