Film Feud

A WW2 and Quentin Tarantino classic? Or a violent self-indulgent wish fulfillment fantasy? We feud, you decide! Beware - Brad Pitt's Lt. Aldo Raine impressions incoming! On this week's episode, Vidur and Vikram feud Inglorious Basterds. Vidur gushes over Tarantino's abilities, while Vikram cannot comprehend the sudden decline in Tarantino's output in the 2000s. They find some common ground over Christoph Waltz's performance, but are at it again when Brad Pitt's accent is brought up. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website A-river-derchi

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. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website

A genius mind bending neo-noir thriller or a confusing indulgent student film? They feud, you decide! On this week's unforgettable feud, Vidur and Vikram are faced with a high stakes coin toss they go up against another Christopher Nolan film - Memento. After a quick discussion of the Bollywood and Pixar version of the same concept, things heat up when the feuders realize they have different interpretations of the ending. They clash over directors cuts, uses for anterograde amnesia and tattoo ideas. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter.  You can also find more episodes on our website

A story falling apart at the seams? Or, Nolan's beautifully thought out masterpiece that defies time? We feud, you decide! On this week's episode, the boys are feuding Christopher Nolan's Inception. Straight out of the gate, both of them profess their love for Nolan, which bites Vikram in the ass once he gets tails. But like a true feuder, he picks apart the movie, specifically the plot holes, which Vidur tries his best to help Vikram understand. That is followed by the worst rendition of Je Ne Regrette Rien (the song in the movie guys), which Vikram absolutely decimates. They finally discuss how Vikram feels Vidur has been "incepted" that this is a good movie and before Vikram can jump into another balling take on the song, Vidur decides to call it a day. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

Don't have time for the full episode? Not sure if Film Feud is the podcast for you? Or maybe you're just a little commitment phobic? No worries, we've got you covered. Check out the episode highlights! On this week's feud, Vikram and Vidur debate The Green Mile. They begin by finding common ground and agreeing that Mr Jingles the mouse gave the best performance. Vidur cannot stop bringing up the director Frank Darabont’s previous prison-based classic - The Shawshank Redemption while Vikram deep dives in to reddit threads on how many units of magic John Coffee transferred. Vidur takes the feuding to the next level by reciting a poem he wrote on the movie. They even attempt winging a discussion on the death penalty which fades very quickly. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

A moving masterpiece with powerful emotional journey or an overstuffed story that feels like a life sentence? They feud, you decide!  On this week's feud, Vikram and Vidur debate The Green Mile. They begin by finding common ground and agreeing that Mr Jingles the mouse gave the best performance. Vidur cannot stop bringing up the director Frank Darabont’s previous prison-based classic - The Shawshank Redemption while Vikram deep dives in to reddit threads on how many units of magic John Coffee transferred. Vidur takes the feuding to the next level by reciting a poem he wrote on the movie. They even attempt winging a discussion on the death penalty which fades very quickly. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

The best fantasy movie of all time? Or, a dated, slow and hollow take on the fantasy genre?! We feud, you decide!  On this week's feud, the guys find themselves in a tricky situation as they take on the much beloved, critically acclaimed first part of Lord of the Rings series - The Fellowship of the Ring. Vikram gives away his true feelings about this series even before the coin toss, while Vidur remembers the movies as overhyped and fails to understand the haphazard way in which the story unfolds. He keeps calling Saruman Salman, much to Vikram's ire, while Vikram gushes over the way the Ring is treated as the antagonist by the script and is fleshed out like any character is. The feud comes to a head when the inevitable comparisons with Game of Thrones escalate, with both guys not being able to find any common ground.  EXCEPT - Andy Serkis is bau5 (he's not even in this one you tools). Nonetheless, expect a lot of "My Precious" bombs throughout this one. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

A mind blowing cinematic illusion or a failed misdirection? They feud, you decide! On this week's feud, Vidur and Vikram display a rivalry that mirrors the movie they are feuding - The Prestige. Despite them both being fans of Christopher Nolan, their feud ends up as intense as Borden vs Angiers, or as they refer to it, Batman vs Wolverine. Comparisons to The Illusionists are dealt with quickly, followed by some more interesting comparisons to 90s Bollywood movies. Things heat up when Scarlett Johansson and Andy Serkis get insulted. Vidur insists this is the least unnecessary use of Michael Caine in a Nolan movie while Vikram gets sick of hearing about magical realism. They discuss crazy fan theories, whether scientists are obsessed by magic, and the prestige of The Prestige. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

Don't have time for the full episode? Not sure if Film Feud is the podcast for you? Or maybe you're just a little commitment phobic? No worries, we've got you covered. Check out the episode highlights! This week, Vikram and Vidur feud over a homegrown entry in the IMDB top 250 - Taare Zameen Par (Like Stars On Earth). Directed by Aamir Khan, albeit with some controversy, and starring the most famous child actor of his generation Darsheel Zafary, the film really invites the feuders to go no holds barred. Vikram does not hold back on his opinion about the kids in the movie, his thoughts on dyslexia and its representation and constantly mocks the attempt at tugging on heartstrings. Vidur counters with praises of the acting, message and story. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

A heartwarming kids movie with an important message? Or Bollywood's schlocky attempt at oscar bait? We feud, you decide! This week, Vikram and Vidur feud over a homegrown entry in the IMDB top 250 - Taare Zameen Par (Like Stars On Earth). Directed by Aamir Khan, albeit with some controversy, and starring the most famous child actor of his generation Darsheel Zafary, the film really invites the feuders to go no holds barred. Vikram does not hold back on his opinion about the kids in the movie, his thoughts on dyslexia and its representation and constantly mocks the attempt at tugging on heartstrings. Vidur counters with praises of the acting, message and story. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

Don't have time for the full episode? Not sure if Film Feud is the podcast for you? Or maybe you're just a little commitment phobic? No worries, we've got you covered. Check out the episode highlights! Genre defining piece of art? Or a Michael Bay-esque kids movie? They feud, you decide!  On this week's episode, the guys feud the one and only - Terminator 2. They start of discussing whether this is the mother of all action movies and get into a heated argument with their take on how this movie tackles human emotions being replicated by robots. A recipe for disaster? You bet! Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter.  You can also find more episodes on our website

Genre defining piece of art? Or a Michael Bay-esque kids movie? They feud, you decide!  On this week's episode, the guys feud the one and only - Terminator 2. They start of discussing whether this is the mother of all action movies and get into a heated argument with their take on how this movie tackles human emotions being replicated by robots. A recipe for disaster? You bet! Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter.  You can also find more episodes on our website

Don't have time for the full episode? Not sure if Film Feud is the podcast for you? Or maybe you're just a little commitment phobic? No worries, we've got you covered. Check out the episode highlights! 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. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can request a movie to feud like Raghav! You can also find more episodes on our website

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. Don’t forget to let the guys know who you think won on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

Don't have time for the full episode? Not sure if Film Feud is the podcast for you? Or maybe you're just a little commitment phobic? No worries, we've got you covered. Check out the episode highlights! An entertaining chronicle of an important event in motorsport history? Or a formulaic retelling that lacked soul? We feud, you decide! On this week's feud, its Vidur vs Vikram feuding Ford vs Ferrari. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can request a movie to feud like Raghav! You can also find more episodes on our website

An entertaining chronicle of an important event in motorsport history? Or a formulaic retelling that lacked soul? We feud, you decide! On this week's feud, its Vidur vs Vikram feuding Ford vs Ferrari. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can request a movie to feud like Raghav! You can also find more episodes on our website

Don't have time for the full episode? Not sure if Film Feud is the podcast for you? Or maybe you're just a little commitment phobic? No worries, we've got you covered. Check out the episode highlights!

A one-of-a-kind epic crime saga or an uninspired indulgent gangster movie? They feud, you decide!  Don't miss this throwback to one of our most popular episodes ever!  On this week's feud, Vidur and Vikram come out guns blazing as they clash over a bollywood movie and the longest movie on the IMDB top 250 - Gangs of Wasseypur. With 5 hours of movie to feud over, the feuders waste no time. One instantly begins comparisons to the Godather while the other claims his college experiences numb him to an important part of the movie.   Things heat up when Vikram whips out his Bhojpuri accent. Meanwhile, Vidur tries to keep it high brow, drawing parallels with Jiro Dreams of Sushi. They bring up the reality of life in Bihar, go through the hilarious subtitles and break in to self composed Weird Al-esque version of the songs. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website Let us know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud Note: Unlike Gangs of Wasseypur, this episode of Film Feud is NSFW but censored

A worthy contender for 2020 Best Picture? Or a flash in the pan foreign film phenomenon? We Feud, You Decide! On this week's feud, the boys debate the Academy Award Winner For Best Picture 2020 - Parasite. Thanks to @raghav._.bobburi on instagram for requesting this movie. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can request a movie to feud like Raghav! You can also find more episodes on our website

The worst sequel to the worst original movie? Or, a beautiful commentary on love and life by a master filmmaker? We feud, you decide! On this week's feud, the boys take up the acclaimed follow up to 1995's Before Sunrise - Before Sunset. The guys are at odds from the get go as Vikram expresses his displeasure at watching this movie, especially since he's not a fan of the original. Vidur pokes fun at him for not having a heart and thus not being able to absorb this movie. Vikram has some choice words and some alternative names that Linklater should have gone for. The find some common ground over the acting, or lack of and immediately lose it when they cant agree whether Linklater falls into the category of visionary or whimper. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can request a movie to feud like Raghav! You can also find more episodes on our website  

One of the most romantic movies of all time? Or an overacted indulgent student film? They feud, you decide! On this week episode, Vidur and Vikram feud Richard Linklater's Before Sunrise, a darling of romantic movie fans around the world. Vidur is quick to bring up how this movie is 100% on Rotten Tomatoes but Vikram pays no heed. He is unimpressed by the forced charm of a young Ethan Hawke and the French grace of Julie Delpy. Things quickly escalate when Vidur calls Vikram the Tinman from The Wizard of Oz because he has no heart. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can request a movie to feud like Raghav! You can also find more episodes on our website

Ali vs Frazier. Creed vs Balboa. And now: Vidur vs Vikram. This week's feud goes the distance as the feuders trade verbal punches over the original Rocky. The inevitable comparisons to other sports classics leaves one of the feuders gasping for breath. He rope-a-dopes his way back in to the feud by delving in to the inspirational backstory of Stallone's life and the film's production. They clash over theme songs, academy awards and why Rocky is screaming Adrian at the end. An overrated paint-by-numbers story? Or the greatest sports movie of all time? They feud, you decide! Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website

A worthy contender for 2020 Best Picture? Or a flash in the pan foreign film phenomenon? We Feud, You Decide! On this week's feud, the boys debate the hottest movie of the season - Parasite. Thanks to @raghav._.bobburi on instagram for requesting this movie. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can request a movie to feud like Raghav! You can also find more episodes on our website

A whimper of a swansong? Or, a masterpiece by a master director? We Feud, You Decide! On this week's feud, the boys debate Martin Scorsese's - The Irishman. Off the bat, de-aging and the ageing effects the movie causes (it's long) are brought into question, beyond which the conversation veers between high praise and insulting rhetoric. The guys find middle ground over Joe Pesci and his understated performance and immediately jumps to disagreements over Robert De Niro's performance. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can request a movie to feud like Naren! You can also find more episodes on our website. 

An overlong overindulgent waste of superhero potential? Or a visual masterpiece with important themes? We Feud, You Decide! On this week's feud, requested by Narenthira Kumar (check out his instagram), Vikram and Vidur battle it out over one of the most divisive comic book movies of all time. Its Vidur v Vikram: Feud of Justice. No matter how you feel about the movie, it was a once in a generation battle and the hilariously feuders break it down.  Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can request a movie to feud like Naren! You can also find more episodes on our website. 

An epic conclusion to an epic saga? Or, a mediocre movie that closes out on a whimper? We Feud, You Decide! On this week's feud, Star Wars superfans Vikram and Vidur battle it out over the hotly anticipated 9th instalment to the Star Wars series, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Straight out of the gate, Vikram talks about his disappointment over this movie and how it's one of the worst installations in the Star Wars franchise. Vidur mentions how JJ Abrams and crew have stayed true to all things Star Wars and how the introduction of Palpatine is key to bring the epic saga to it's satisfactory conclusion. Stay tuned for a lot of Palpatine, Vader and Jar Jar impersonations, because, why not! Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

Did Rian Johnson rescue or murder Star Wars? We feud, you decide! In a very special 2-part bonus episode of Film Feud, the crew feuds Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Vidur and Vikram went for an IMAX screening when the movie was released, and the force was strong with the episode. The film feud coin toss is more high stakes than it has ever been, since both  are proper Star Wars fans. They review, analyze and breakdown every good and bad thing in beautifully excruciating detail in an attempt to win the feud. Hit subscribe if you like green milk, salty planets or have mixed feelings about Porgs. Did it suck? Or was it awesome? We feud, you decide! You can find us on facebook, instagram or twitter. Let us know who you think won and if the feuders missed anything!  Stay tuned for part 2!

A befitting end to the prequel trilogy? Or, the worst ending to an unnecessary series of movies? We feud, you decide?! On this episode, Vidur and Vikram feud the much maligned closer to the Star Wars prequel trilogy - The Revenge of the Sith. Vikram argues that this movie is leaps and bounds better than the first two, but gets clubbed in the "prequel" bracket and loses most of it's value. Vidur talks about an interesting story where he was denied the last 20 minutes of this movie because of Vikram, arguably its best, and still holds it against him. The feud reaches its zenith when the guys cant find middle ground over the classic Obi Wan vs Anakin duel. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

A beloved epic worthy of its fandom? Or an overrated kickstarter of an otherwise great trilogy? We feud, you decide!   The boys from Film Feud battle it out galactic style over the original Star Wars, aka A New Hope. Is there hope for this film once it stands the trial of Film Feud?! Listen and let us know in the comments who you think won the feud.  Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

An iconic genre-blending masterpiece or an cliche filled tonally inconsistent potboiler? They feud, you decide! On this week's feud, Vikram and Vidur assume the avatars of Jai and Veeru respectively to feud one of the biggest Bollywood films of all time - Sholay. The difference is that instead of Jai’s trick coin, they use the impartial Film Feud coin. And instead of being BFF outlaws who take on a revenge mission in a small village where they both find love, they simply sit in a studio and feud. They realize they both have reverence for iconic dialogues and commend how the comedian Asrani has aged. Things heat up when Dharmendra is compared to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Asrani is compared to Charlie Chaplin. Vikram points out that the given name for the genre is curry western not spaghetti western. Vidur points out all the progressive and feminist choices in the movie. They discuss recreating the song Yeh Dosti as soon as they can get their hands on a motorcycle with a sidecar. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website.  

The most hated Star Wars movie of all time? Or, a touching story that perfectly encapsulates Anakin's evil turn? We feud, You decide! This week, the guys feud the most touchy subject in Star Wars history - Attack of the Clones. Vikram blasts out the gate talking about why this movie is solely responsible for Star Wars being hated and claims to "solve" the Star Wars problem (be eliminating this movie from the list - Genius). Vidur talks about how important it was to show "Annie" and Padme's love story as a precursor for his turn to Darth Vader. They both find common ground on the CGI, but not much else. Vikram derides the story and acting while Vidur clings on how this movie is quintessentially Star Wars- great CGI, Anakin turning to hate and anger and the relationship between master and padowan. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

Deplorable start to the prequel trilogy? Or, the best Star Wars movie that could be made at the time?! We feud, you decide! On this week's episode, Star Wars superfans Vidur and Vikram feud over Star Wars: The Phantom Menace. Vikram talks about his experience watching this movie in a multiplex for the first time and how Darth Maul to this day send shivers down his spine. Vidur talks about how the world could have done without a prequel trilogy and how it ended up tarnishing the legacy of Star Wars. And obviously, as expected, Jar Jar Binks comes in and derails this feud - almost immediately. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

On this week’s feud, Vikram and Vidur discuss Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey After a very high stakes coin toss, some time is spent comparing real life 2001 and Kubrick’s 2001. Their arguments fluctuate between extremely high brow and extremely low brow. The feud intensifies when Vidur's art credentials are questioned and comparisons are made between the film and trashy EDM. They agree to act by act and Vikram discusses the difficult unanswered questions in each act as part of the feud. Both coincidentally do atrocious foreign accents at different points.  A visual and intellectual sci-fi masterpiece or a pretentious and indulgent boring kaleidoscope? They feud, you decide! Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

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. Don’t forget to let us know who you think won the feud on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on Muncher’s website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

A one-of-a-kind intelligent thriller or a predictable gimmicky Hitchcock rip-off? They feud, you decide!  On this week's feud, Vidur and Vikram debate a “homegrown” top rated movie, 2018’s bollywood phenomenon - Andhadhun. Vidur refuses to be blinded by the hype around this new entrant to the IMDB top 250 while all Vikram can see is that it 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. After they get the blind puns over with and a brief discussion about whether its the year of Radhika Apte, Vidur brings up various movies and directors that did it better, including Andhadhun’s director Sriram Raghavan himself in his previous work, the Coen brothers and Woody Allen. Things heat up when Vikram can’t take it anymore and begins revering the most famous sequence from the movie, calling it jaw dropping. Vidur puts on his technical hat and starts complaining about camera angles and blocking. By the time they get around to discussing theories about the ending, Vidur is shaking his head and refusing to listen. Don’t forget to let us know who you think won the feud on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on Muncher’s website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

A disjointed performance within a mediocre movie? Or, the best adaptation of a legendary character? We feud, you decide! On this week's episode, the boys debate the highly anticipated - Joker. They reach common ground fairly quickly regarding Joaquin Phoenix's performance. Vikram's argument hinges on how the performance doesn't gel well with the movie, harming the overall impact it had on him while Vidur thinks they're 2 sides to the same coin and thought it enhanced the movie. After that, the guys get into an absurd discussion of who the best Joker was (the legendary Raj Kapoor features on this list) which successfully tilts Vikram. Ending theories, gushing over the score and some (deserved?) criticism of Todd Phillips leads this feud to its natural conclusion. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

The monster of all monster movies? Or a waste of cinematic imagination? They feud, you decide! On this week episode, Vidur and Vikram feud a 90s classic - Jurassic Park. The feud is evenly matched - like a T Rex versus a swarm of Raptors. Vikram expertly confounds Vidur between David and Richard Attenborough before pointing out how John Hammond should be bankrupt and more concerned about his grandchildren. Vidur mocks Vikram’s lack of wonder and inability to grant how good the special effects were. Things quickly escalate when John William’s legendary score is questioned. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

The best closure to a three movie arc? Or, the weakest link in the greatest movie series of all time? We feud, you decide. The guys feud the "epic" conclusion to the original trilogy. Vikram's dislike for ewoks is brought to the fore straight off the bat, while Vidur keeps gravitating towards the character of the Emperor- evidenced by his continued impersonation of him. The guys debate the effect of this movie on the overall saga but manage to find some common ground when they talk about the score and it's creator John Williams. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

A beloved epic worthy of its fandom? Or an overrated kickstarter of an otherwise great trilogy? We feud, you decide!   The countdown to the final episode of the Skywalker Saga has begun. In the appropriate sequel to last week's episode, Vidur and Vikram feud the movie widely considered the best in the saga - The Empire Strikes Back. Vader breathing, Yoda impressions and blasphemous comparisons to the sequel trilogy, oh my! If you are a fan, and even more so if you are a hater, this episode is for you.  Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

A beloved epic worthy of its fandom? Or an overrated kickstarter of an otherwise great trilogy? We feud, you decide!   The countdown to the final episode of the Skywalker Saga has begun. This week, Vidur and Vikram kick it off with feuding the one that started it all - Star Wars aka Star Wars: A New Hope. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

A tour de force commentary of the urban Indian youth? Or a forced effort that has halted the progression of Indian Cinema? We feud, you decide!  On this week's episode, Vidur and Vikram discuss the 2001 super hit - Dil Chahta Hain. Vikram rues about the tanhayee of the third act, while Vidur can't stop raving about the directorial skills of debutant Farhan Akhtar. The feud comes to a head when the boys disagree (almost violently) about the pros and cons of Akshaye Khanna. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

A heartwarming kids movie with an important message? Or Bollywood's schlocky attempt at oscar bait? We feud, you decide!  This week, Vikram and Vidur feud over a homegrown entry in the IMDB top 250 - Taare Zameen Par (Like Stars On Earth). Directed by Aamir Khan, albeit with some controversy, and starring the most famous child actor of his generation Darsheel Zafary, the film really invites the feuders to go no holds barred. Vikram does not hold back on his opinion about the kids in the movie, his thoughts on dyslexia and its representation and constantly mocks the attempt at tugging on heartstrings. Vidur counters with praises of the acting, message and story. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

A funny violent crowd pleasing masterpiece? Or an infuriating indulgent fake spaghetti western? We feud, you decide!  This week, Vikram and Vidur feud over Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained. They can't help but discuss the director's oeuvre and compare to classics such as Pulp Fiction and Inglorious Basterds. Vidur can't help but belt out the opening Django song over and over again while Vikram hates how Quentin Tarantino both discovered and then immediately pigeon-holed Kristoff Waltz. Things heat up when the inevitable discussion of race and racial slurs breaks down. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

An epic movie to end all epic movies? Or another meaningless superhero flick with too many errors? We feud, you decide!  Vikram and Vidur feud over the biggest movie of all time - Avengers: Endgame. The boys jump straight into the most cinematic aspect of the movie - the final battle. Vikram brings up his issues with how the movie is more fan service than anything, while Vidur professes he ended up watching the movie 3 times in preparation for the feud. Vidur also admits he wants to grow old with this movie, while Vikram cant get over how each Avenger feels shoehorned in this movie. The boys find some common ground over their hatred of Jeremy Renner's character and how both of them loved the Cap vs Cap battle. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website. 

An epic movie to end all epic movies? Or another meaningless superhero flick with too many errors? We feud, you decide!  This week, Vidur and Vikram debate one of the biggest movies of the century and the newest entrant to the IMDB top 250 - Avengers Endgame. But they do it with a twist! Vikram brings up his top 3 biggest gripes with the movie and Vidur can't believe what he's hearing. He jumps to the movie's defense and the verbal fireworks ensue. Enjoy this minifeud and let us know what you think of the format! Regular film feud programming will continue of course. And whose thoughts do you agree with? Reach out to us on facebook, instagram or twitter

Bonus Episode from our show Film Feud Bollywood Bollywood's best wholesome family feel-good movie? Or an overrated attempt with confused messaging. They feud, you decide! On this week's episode, Vikram and Vidur debate Munna Bhai M.B.B.S. They come up with hilarious drinking games for the movie and feud over the tapori acting. Vidur can't stop raving about the entertainment value while Vikram can't get over the contrived emotional beats. Do you agree with their thoughts? Reach out to us and let us know! facebook, instagram or twitter.

A deplorable representation of the Harry Potter universe? Or, the closest recreation of the Harry Potter universe that can be made for screen? We feud, you decide!  On this week's episode, Vidur and Vikram get their wands out to duel over the final instalment of the Harry Potter series , The Deathly Hallows - Part 2. Off the bat, Vidur compares this to Season 8 of Game of Thrones (rule of 8 or something), while Vikram praises how close this movie comes to the recreating the books. Vidur complains how the actors didn't "age" well (?) while Vikram compares the directors work with previous Harry Potter directors. The boys finally agree on something down the road, and that is Ralph Fiennes portrayal of Lord Voldermort (how dare you take that name!). Do you agree with their thoughts? Reach out to us and let us know! facebook, instagram or twitter.

High school kiddy-drama come to life? Or, the best Spider-Man movie EVER made? We feud, you decide! On this week's episode, Vidur and Vikram put on their spidey suits to feud the soon to be cult classic Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Vidur web slings out of the gate with how much of visual attack this movie is, while Vikram cant hold back at the high level of animation this movie achieved. They both understand this movie is made for kids, but somehow feel its adds to each of their points even more. Vikram loses his mind when Vidur keeps slinging in circles and they feud comes to a head when they both cant strongly disagree over the quality of voiceover acting in this movie. Do you agree with their thoughts? Reach out to us and let us know! facebook, instagram or twitter.

A critically acclaimed mainstream indie? Or, an assortment of bad acting and directing?! We feud, you decide.  On this week's bonus episode from Film Feud: Bollywood, Vikram and Vidur feud over Neeraj Pandey's critically acclaimed debut, A Wednesday. The feud gets off to an intense start with Vikram bashing the acting in this movie, including the big ticket stars. Vidur hits back with his thoughts on what this movie aims and succeeds in achieving. Everything boils over with an intense discussion over the film's climactic monologue as the boys cant seem to find common ground.  All in all, hume iss feud par "fakr hai". Do you agree with their thoughts? Reach out to us and let us know! facebook, instagram or twitter.

In this week's episode, the guys feud the newest entrant into the MCU stable, Spider-Man: Far From Home. Straight off the bat, Vikram begins his well staged mockery of the true target audience of this movie - kids in diapers. Vidur rebuffs his claim by highlighting everything that works perfectly in this movie, from Jake Gyllenhaal to the special effect choreography, only to be hurled into an oft belittling segment - Did it better? The feud ends with the guys finding common ground, which is Vidur singing (always a pleasure). Do you agree with their thoughts? Reach out to us and let us know! facebook, instagram or twitter.

Muncher Movies’ road to Avengers endgame is a series of film feuds of the most important iconic MCU movies  Road To Endgame continues with the Volume 2 followup to the immensely successful Guardians Of The Galaxy  This episode, Vidur and Vikram revisit Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2, James Gunn's success followup to the unexpected success of the original. They haven't watched it in a while and are excited for the rewatch.  Vikram chooses to start off with a bold negative comparison - John Carter. He mocks Kurt Russell's name in the movie and claims volume 2 was a bad recreation of volume 1. Vidur protests by explaining that the film fleshes out backstories and pulls on heart strings better than volume 1. He starts splooshing over the songs in the movie and Vikram immediately begins to music shame him. If you are as hyped as the boys in the weeks leading to Avengers Endgame, do check out the episode and the ones that follow in the Road To Endgame series. Don’t forget to let us know who you think won the feud on facebook, instagram and twitter. Film Feud is a Muncher Movies production. You can check out the website or youtube channel. You can also find out more on Muncher Media's website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

Muncher Movies’ road to Avengers endgame is a series of film feuds of the most important iconic MCU movies  Road To Endgame continues with the most ambitious superhero movie of all time - The Avengers (2012) This episode, Vidur and Vikram revisit the cinematic event where Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, The Hulk, Black Widow and Hawkeye assemble in…The Avengers aka Marvel’s The Avengers aka Marvels Avengers Assemble (?!?). They approach the coin toss with plenty of anxiety, since both of them are MCU superfans and neither of them have seen Avengers in a long time.  Vidur chooses to start off by talking about Hawkeye and his non-super superpowers while Vikram can't stop fan-boying over the action and the comedy. Things take a weird turn when Vidur begins his unintentional homages section and claims a famous scene from the battle of new york to be a ripoff of a popular pixar movie. If you are as hyped as the boys in the weeks leading to Avengers Endgame, do check out the episode and the ones that follow in the Road To Endgame series. Don’t forget to let us know who you think won the feud on facebook, instagram and twitter. Film Feud is a Muncher Movies production. You can check out the website or youtube channel. You can also find out more on Muncher Media's website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

Muncher Movies’ road to Avengers endgame is a series of film feuds of the most important iconic MCU movies  It of course begins with the movie that kicked it all off - Iron Man (2008) A genre-defining origin story? Or a false start for the MCU? They feud, you decide! On this episode, Vidur and Vikram revisit Iron Man. They approach the coin toss with apprehension, since both of them are MCU superfans and neither of them have seen Iron Man in a couple of years. Vidur enjoys the rewatch so much he comes out repulsors blazing, prepared with a fully scripted ode to the most popular cinematic superhero of our times. Despite being on the opposite side, Vikram has to give it up for Vidur’s songwriting and singing skills. The feud quickly heats up when the discussion steers to whether the MCU would have been born without the success of Iron Man.  If you are as hyped as the boys in the weeks leading to Avengers Endgame, do check out the episode and the ones that follow in the Road To Endgame series. Don’t forget to let us know who you think won the feud on facebook, instagram and twitter. Film Feud is a Muncher Movies production. You can check out the website or youtube channel. You can also find out more on Muncher Media's website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

A story falling apart at the seams? Or, Nolan's beautifully thought out masterpiece that defies time? We feud, you decide! On this week's episode, the boys are feuding Christopher Nolan's Inception. Straight out of the gate, both of them profess their love for Nolan, which bites Vikram in the ass once he gets tails. But like a true feuder, he picks apart the movie, specifically the plot holes, which Vidur tries his best to help Vikram understand. That is followed by the worst rendition of Je Ne Regrette Rien (the song in the movie guys), which Vikram absolutely decimates. They finally discuss how Vikram feels Vidur has been "incepted" that this is a good movie and before Vikram can jump into another balling take on the song, Vidur decides to call it a day.  Don’t forget to let us know who you think won the feud on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on Muncher’s website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

A lame fairy tale for kids? Or an amazing satirization of a lame fairy tale for kids?! We Feud, You Decide.  This week, Vidur and Vikram feud The Princess Bride. Vikram confesses to not being aware of its existence and gives it a fair shot. He comes out cursing Rob Reiner, Billy Crystal, Robin Wright and even Andre the giant. Vidur can't stop using the word inconceivable while Vikram can't stop getting annoyed by it. Eventually Vidur knows that Vikram knows that Vidur knows that Vikram knows that they will never agree. Don’t forget to let us know who you think won the feud on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on Muncher’s website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

The worst rendition of film noir ever? Or, the best oddball mystery comedy ever?! We Feud, You Decide.  This week, His Dudeness takes over our studio as the guys feud The Big Lebowski.  The guys begin by paying homage to the Coen Brothers (mostly Vikram), while Vidur hates on the film noir genre as a whole. Dudeism is discussed, post which there is a self reflection session about how much the guys use the word "dude" in everyday life.  At the end of it all, these are just our opinions (man). So its upto you guys to tell us who you think won the feud. Don’t forget to let us know who you think won the feud on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on Muncher’s website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

The greatest ending to a trilogy? Or a weak followup to its iconic predecessor? We feud, you decide! This week, the guys feud The Dark Knight Rises. Get ready for feeble attempts at Michael Caine's accent, lot of Batman voice, and a Limp Bizkit opening number. This episode is sponsored by Flo Mattress, a mattress that promises better sleep at lower prices. You can try it for up to 100 days and return for a full refund if you are not sleeping better! Check out Flo Mattress by clicking here. Film Feud listeners get an exclusive 10% discount when they use the code 'FILMFEUD' on their purchase. Don’t forget to let us know who you think won the feud on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on Muncher’s website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

A one-of-a-kind intelligent thriller or a predictable gimmicky Hitchcock rip-off? They feud, you decide!  On this week's feud, Vidur and Vikram debate a “homegrown” top rated movie, 2018’s bollywood phenomenon - Andhadhun. Vidur refuses to be blinded by the hype around this new entrant to the IMDB top 250 while all Vikram can see is that it 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. After they get the blind puns over with and a brief discussion about whether its the year od Radhika Apte, Vidur brings up various movies and directors that did it better, including Andhadhun’s director Sriram Raghavan himself in his previous work, the Coen brothers and Woody Allen. Things heat up when Vikram can’t take it anymore and begins revering the most famous sequence from the movie, calling it jaw dropping. Vidur puts on his technical hat and starts complaining about camera angles and blocking. By the time they get around to discussing theories about the ending, Vidur is shaking his head and refusing to listen. This episode is sponsored by Flo Mattress, a mattress that promises better sleep at lower prices. You can try it for up to 100 days and return for a full refund if you are not sleeping better! Check out Flo Mattress by clicking here. Film Feud listeners get an exclusive 10% discount when they use the code 'FILMFEUD' on their purchase. Don’t forget to let us know who you think won the feud on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on Muncher’s website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

A pathbreaking movie that redefined the action genre? Or, a mindless CGI fest that should have been a video game? We feud, you decide! This week, the guys feud everyone’s favourite movie from 1999 - The Matrix. Everyone except Vikram that is. Vidur begins with a 1 minute soliloquy about his love for this movie, which is rudely interrupted by Vikram, who can't get over Keanu Reeves' stone face acting. Vidur goes on to talk about the deep seated meaning of this movie, linking Neo to Jesus, much to the chagrin of Vikram. The feud gets heated when Vikram brings up the inexplicable ending, while Vidur digs deeper with what this movie is actually trying to portray (there was some talk about Socrates in there). This episode is sponsored by Flo Mattress, a mattress that promises better sleep at lower prices. You can try it for up to 100 days and return for a full refund if you are not sleeping better! Check out Flo Mattress by clicking here. Film Feud listeners get an exclusive 10% discount when they use the code 'FILMFEUD' on their purchase. Don’t forget to let us know who you think won the feud on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on Muncher’s website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

The backbone of the Marvel blockbuster formula? Or a meaningless CGI quipfest? We feud, you decide! This week, the guys feud Guardians of the Galaxy. Vikram immediately claims its the best Marvel movie ever and is met by scoffs from Vidur, who can’t get over how many of the characters are blue. The feud heats up when Vidur compares the movie to DC’s Suicide Squad and even starts mocking the music in the movie. When Vidur starts going down the list of wasted character actors, Vikram has had enough and claims he is now feuding against a wall. This episode is sponsored by Flo Mattress, a mattress that promises better sleep at lower prices. You can try it for up to 100 days and return for a full refund if you are not sleeping better! Check out Flo Mattress by clicking here. Film Feud listeners get an exclusive 10% discount when they use the code 'FILMFEUD' on their purchase. Don’t forget to let us know who you think won the feud on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on Muncher’s website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

A male-bonding bromance movie done right? Or a weak attempt at being the next Dil Chahta Hai? We feud, you decide! On this week’s bonus episode from Film Feud Bollywood, Vidur and Vikram feud Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara. They kick if off with some common ground when they agree that the perfect English title for the film would be YOLO. Vidur starts gushing about the film right from its opening scene where upper class aunties singing Wind Beneath My Wings off key resonates with him. Vikram describes the film as cringe and pushes back at its depiction of bros. Before they can plan their own bro trip to Spain, the feud gets heated when Vidur tells Vikram which character from the movie he is. Some takeaways from the feud include - Kalki Koechlin's last name must be said nasally, Katrina Kaif does not know how to ride a motorcycle, and Hrithik Roshan is always modeling no matter what his character is. Who do you think won the feud? Let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud on facebook, instagram or twitter.

Best swashbuckling movie of all time? Or, a theme park ride pretending to be a movie? They feud, you decide! On this week's episode, the guys feud over the 2003 smash hit, The Pirates of the Caribbean - The Curse of the Black Pearl. The guys talk about the obvious point of contention - Johnny Depp. Vikram thinks it's his best on screen portrayal yet, while Vidur believes it's too OTT (that's over the top btw). Vidur fears the ride it's based on might be more fun than this movie, while Vikram loves how this movie made pirates cool again. The feud continues endlessly until the guys find some common ground over the dialogue writing and Kiera Knightley's acting (not fans FYI). All in all, if you want to hear some bearable pirate impressions, this one's for you! Don’t forget to vote and let the guys know who you think won this feud and also any arguments you might have made on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

The best fantasy movie of all time? Or, a dated, slow and hollow take on the fantasy genre?! We feud, you decide!  On this week's feud, the guys find themselves in a tricky situation as they take on the much beloved, critically acclaimed first part of Lord of the Rings series - The Fellowship of the Ring. Vikram gives away his true feelings about this series even before the coin toss, while Vidur remembers the movies as overhyped and fails to understand the haphazard way in which the story unfolds. He keeps calling Saruman Salman, much to Vikram's ire, while Vikram gushes over the way the Ring is treated as the antagonist by the script and is fleshed out like any character is. The feud comes to a head when the inevitable comparisons with Game of Thrones escalate, with both guys not being able to find any common ground.  EXCEPT - Andy Serkis is bau5 (he's not even in this one you tools). Nonetheless, expect a lot of "My Precious" bombs throughout this one.  Don’t forget to vote and let the guys know who you think won this feud and also any arguments you might have made on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

The best movie twist of all time? Or, another disappointment from the "Night" train? We feud, you decide!  On this week's episode, the guys battle it out over 1999 runaway hit The Sixth Sense. The feud starts with the supposed genius of India's very own M. Night Shyamalan. Vidur agrees that he might have peeked too soon, while Vikram thinks he hasn't peeked at all. Vikram brings up fallacies in the script, with Vidur complementing how this movie is a great rewatch. The feud comes to a head when Vikram can't get over the obsession with Haley Joel Osment - or "Loanshark" as Vikram refers to him as.  Parting joke - What do the Sixth Sense and Titanic have in common? I "sea" dead people. (Lol?) Don’t forget to vote and let the guys know who you think won this feud and also any arguments you might have made on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

An epic heavy metal action bonanza? Or, a never ending chase to nowhere? We feud, you decide!  This week, the guys feud over George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road. Vidur can't get over the visual styling of this movie, while Vikram laments over what could have been had they stuck with the original franchise and it's themes. The feud continues over the use (or lack thereof) of dialogues in the movie, while Vikram fails to understand the under utilisation of Tom Hardy in this movie. The feud comes to a head over the storyline, and both argue over the U-turn this movie takes (quite literally) and how it's a good thing or bad. But for what it's worth, "Witness Me" is kinda cool, isn't it?  Don’t forget to vote and let the guys know who you think won this feud and also any arguments you might have made on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

An exciting edge of the seat dark comedy? Or, Martin Scorcese's worst film ever? We feud, you decide!  On this week's episode, we dig deep into the archives for one of our first episodes, The Wolf of Wall Street. The guys feud over everything under the sun including the excessive excess depicted in the film, the character arc (or lack thereof), the Family Guy-esque sides, incessant comparisons to Goodfellas and Vidur's (short) experience at Wall Street.  Don’t forget to vote and let the guys know and also any arguments you might have made on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it. Disclaimer: Sound quality issues. This being one of our earliest episodes, the quality isn't all there, but we guarantee the episode is as feud-y as it gets! Happy Listening :)

A riveting film with unbelievable performances? Or, a forced drama with a comedian and two bad Boston accents? We feud, you decide! On this week's feud, the guys go head to head over Good Will Hunting. Vidur feels this is the best "therapist" movie of all time, barring one (re: Basic Instinct), while Vikram thinks Damon and Affleck's performances feel like they're "acting" like they're from Boston. They try to find some common ground over their favourite funnyman Robin William's performance, but obviously fail to do so. They discuss Vidur's love for math, which seemingly comes from Damon's emotional performance of a genius in this movie. And then Vikram tries to make Vidur cry by incessantly repeating "It's not your fault Vidur". Hint: It doesn't work.  Don’t forget to vote and let the guys know and also any arguments you might have made on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

In Part 2 of this very special compilation of Film Feud, we throw back to our best episodes from Season 1. Enjoy!  1:12 - Avengers: Infinity War 8:10 - Terminator 2: Judgement Day 13:42 - Alien 21:52 - Logan 27:38 - Jurassic Park

In a very special compilation of Film Feud, we throw back to the best of 5 recent episodes. Enjoy! 1:00 Lion King 8:03 Inglorious Basterds 14:14 Batman Begins 18:20 Thor Ragnarok 26:49 Die Hard

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. Who do you think won the feud? Let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud on facebook, instagram or twitter.

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!  Don’t forget to vote and let the guys know and also any arguments you might have made on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

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. Don’t forget to let the guys know who you think won on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

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. 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! Don’t forget to let the guys know who you think won on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

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! Don’t forget to let the guys know who you think won on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

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. Think you might have what it takes to be a guest feuder? Let us know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud on facebook, instagram or twitter.

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! Don’t forget to let the guys know who you think won on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

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. Who do you think won the feud? Let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud on facebook, instagram or twitter.

A WW2 and Quentin Tarantino classic? Or a violent self-indulgent wish fulfillment fantasy? We feud, you decide! Beware - Brad Pitt's Lt. Aldo Raine impressions incoming! 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! On this week's episode, Vidur and Vikram feud Inglorious Basterds. Vidur gushes over Tarantino's abilities, while Vikram cannot comprehend the sudden decline in Tarantino's output in the 2000s. They find some common ground over Christoph Waltz's performance, but are at it again when Brad Pitt's accent is brought up. Don’t forget to let the guys know who you think won on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it. A-river-derchi

A genre defining character driven take on superheroes? Or a long bleak broody joyless reboot? They feud, you decide! If you enjoy good Batman impressions, mediocre Bane impressions and terrible Michael Caine impressions then this feud is for you! 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!  On this week’s episode, Vikram and Vidur feud over Batman Begins, the first movie in their favorite director Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy. Vikram cant stop praising Nolan's invention of cinematic realism in the superhero genre while Vidur makes sweeping claims about Nolan's ability to direct action, horror and comedy. The feud heats up when Vidur begins talking about Joel Schumacher's Batman and Robin favorably and Vikram can't stand comparisons to Marvel movies and Zack Snyder movies anymore. Don’t forget to let the guys know who you think won on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

A brilliant commentary on consumerism and masculinity? Or a pseudo-philosophical pile of mumbo jumbo? They feud, you decide! 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!  On this week’s episode, Vikram and Vidur feud over Fight Club, the 90's testosterone driven mind bending cult classic. Vidur cant stop praising David Fincher's brilliance while Vikram obsesses over how bad the narration is. The feud comes to a head when the guys talk about which celebrity they want to feud (not fight!) with. Don’t forget to let the guys know who you think won on facebook, instagram and twitter. You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

The grittiest gangster movie ever made in Bollywood? Or a boring indulgent docudrama? They feud, you decide! On this week's bonus episode, Vikram and Vidur, the duo from Film Feud, debate Anurag Kashyap's first theatrical release - Black Friday. Vidur complains about the structure and pacing of the film while Vikram raves about the courage it took to make and release a movie on such a controversial subject. They come up with drinking games for the movie and look up the best YouTube comments. Vidur can't stop calling it a student film which forces Vikram to use a Power Card.  Let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud on facebook, instagram or twitter.

One of the most romantic movies of all time? Or an overacted indulgent student film? They feud, you decide! On this week episode, Vidur and Vikram feud Richard Linklater's Before Sunrise, a darling of romantic movie fans around the world. Vidur is quick to bring up how this movie is 100% on Rotten Tomatoes but Vikram pays no heed. He is unimpressed by the forced charm of a young Ethan Hawke and the French grace of Julie Delpy. Things quickly escalate when Vidur calls Vikram the Tinman from The Wizard of Oz because he has no heart. Let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud on facebook, instagram or twitter.

The best Bollywood comedy of its era? Or a run of the mill slapstick affair? They feud, you decide! On this week's episode of our new show Film Feud Bollywood, Vikram and Vidur debate Hera Pheri. Both admit to enjoying it when they watched it in their childhood but are excited to take a fresh look at the movie. They come up with drinking games for the movie, contemplate all the small roles by legendary actors in the film and do plenty of Baburao impersonations. Vidur can't stop mocking the songs which forces Vikram to use a Power Card. Let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud on facebook, instagram or twitter. 

The best superhero movie of all time? Or the cinematic equivalent of one of those dreaded comic events? They feud, you decide! On this week’s episode, Vikram and Vidur deep dive into the Marvel Cinematic Universe to debate the MCU’s pride and joy - Avengers : Infinity War. Tune in to find out how this movie causes a heated debate between the two friends and how they ultimately answer the age old question - Why is Gamora?  Lasers, astrologers, violence, population bombs and just the right dose of Mark Ruffalo impersonations; this episode has it all!  Don’t forget to let the guys know who you think won on facebook, instagram and twitter.  You can find out more on their website and rate and review the show on itunes if you enjoyed it.

Trust us, if you love Film Feud, you're going to love Film Feud: Bollywood. Its like Film Feud on Bollywood steroids. No, not the ones SRK used to get abs in Dard-e-Disco. We're talking guest feuders, fun segments like "What If Nana Patekar Was In The Movie" and power cards like "Trump Card - Its All Fake News". You suggest a Bollywood movie each week. We feud. And as always, you decide! Let us know on facebook | twitter | instagram who you think won the feud and what points you would have raised. Subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitchr or wherever you get your podcasts. Or you can always check out the show on www.munchermedia.com Join the fun, its going to be a blast! Some of our fans will even get a chance to feud on the show.

A piece of movie magic or a hum drum musical missing all the right pieces? They feud, you decide! On this week's feud, Vikram and Vidur debate La La Land. They begin by finding common ground with director Damien Chazelle's previous movie, Whiplash, and also agreeing that Ryan Gosling showed some great skill on the piano. Vidur the crooner is mesmerised by the music while Vikram the critic is unimpressed. When one of them is mocked for shedding a tear during the last sequence, he lashes out by calling the other heartless. They discuss whether this movie deserves all the Oscar love it got along with the Best Picture goofup with Moonlight and talk about some competition this movie will get in the musical hall of fame. Let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud on facebook, instagram or twitter.

Genre defining piece of art? Or a Michael Bay-esque kids movie? They feud, you decide!  On this week's episode, the guys feud the one and only - Terminator 2. They start of discussing whether this is the mother of all action movies and get into a heated argument with their take on how this movie tackles human emotions being replicated by robots. A recipe for disaster? You bet! Let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud on facebook, instagram or twitter.

Part 2 ---- THE DECIDER!!  Did Rian Johnson rescue or murder Star Wars? We feud, you decide! In a very special 2-part bonus episode of Film Feud, the crew feuds Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Vidur and Vikram went for an IMAX screening when the movie was released, and the force was too strong with the episode for it to not see the light of day. The film feud coin toss is more high stakes than it has ever been, since both are proper Star Wars fans. They review, analyze and breakdown every good and bad thing in beautifully excruciating detail in an attempt to win the feud. Stay tuned till the end to see the guys rank their favourite Star Wars movie in order! Did it suck? Or was it awesome? We feud, you decide! Hit subscribe if you like green milk, salty planets or have mixed feelings about Porgs. You can find us on facebook, instagram or twitter. Let us know who you think won and if the feuders missed anything!

The monster of all monster movies? Or a waste of cinematic imagination? They feud, you decide! On this week episode, Vidur and Vikram feud a 90s classic - Jurassic Park. The feud is evenly matched - like a T Rex versus a swarm of Raptors. Vikram expertly confounds Vidur between David and Richard Attenborough before pointing out how John Hammond should be bankrupt and more concerned about his grandchildren. Vidur mocks Vikram’s lack of wonder and inability to grant how good the special effects were. Things quickly escalate when John William’s legendary score is questioned. The monster of all monster movies? Or a waste of cinematic imagination? They feud, you decide! Let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud on facebook, instagram or twitter.

Did Rian Johnson rescue or murder Star Wars? We feud, you decide! In a very special 2-part bonus episode of Film Feud, the crew feuds Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Vidur and Vikram went for an IMAX screening when the movie was released, and the force was too strong with the episode for it to not see the light of day. The film feud coin toss is more high stakes than it has ever been, since both  are proper Star Wars fans. They review, analyze and breakdown every good and bad thing in beautifully excruciating detail in an attempt to win the feud. Hit subscribe if you like green milk, salty planets or have mixed feelings about Porgs. Did it suck? Or was it awesome? We feud, you decide! You can find us on facebook, instagram or twitter. Let us know who you think won and if the feuders missed anything!  Stay tuned for part 2!

Dreary unnecessary complex storytelling that lacked an emotional core? Or an audio-visual cinematic masterpiece that showcased the horrors of war and the resilience of the human spirit? We feud, you decide! Answer the poll on Twitter @filmfeudpod or let us know on Facebook who you think won the feud. On this week’s feud, Vidur and Vikram face a nerve wracking coin toss as they are faced with yet another Christopher Nolan movie - Dunkirk. It becomes difficult to hide their thoughts since they happened to have watched the movie in the theater together. Once the feud begins, they bring out the big guns and bombard each other with arguments. While it clear that neither of them are good students of history, they prove to be good students of Nolan. After getting concessions about the aerial dogfighting in IMAX out of the way, they start firing script-complaint bullets and nitpicking grenades at each other. The heavy artillery is saved for the end when Tom Hardy is accused of being a one note actor, that one note being is his off-key voice as Bane. The Hans Zimmer score is broken down. Scenes are compared to the 1997 Bollywood epic, “Border”. The words “Harry Styles” and “Oscar” are uttered in the same sentence. Dreary unnecessary complex storytelling that lacked an emotional core? Or an audio-visual cinematic masterpiece that showcased the horrors of war and the resilience of the human spirit? We feud, you decide! Answer the poll on Twitter @filmfeudpod or let us know on Facebook who you think won the feud.

A moving masterpiece with powerful emotional journey or a long overstuffed story that feels like a life sentence? They feud, you decide!  On this week's feud, Vikram and Vidur debate The Green Mile. They begin by finding common ground and agreeing that Mr Jingles the mouse gave the best performance. Vidur cannot stop bringing up the director Frank Darabont’s previous prison-based classic - The Shawshank Redemption while Vikram deep dives in to reddit threads on how many units of magic John Coffee transferred. Vidur takes the feuding to the next level by reciting a poem he wrote on the movie. They even attempt winging a discussion on the death penalty which fades very quickly. A moving masterpiece with powerful emotional journey or a long overstuffed story that feels like a life sentence? They feud, you decide! Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud.

On this week's feud, Vikram and Vidur assume the avatars of Jai and Veeru respectively to feud one of the biggest Bollywood films of all time - Sholay. The difference is that instead of Jai’s trick coin, they use the impartial Film Feud coin. And instead of being BFF outlaws who take on a revenge mission in a small village where they both find love, they simply sit in a studio and feud. They realize they both have reverence for iconic dialogues and commend how the comedian Asrani has aged. Things heat up when Dharmendra is compared to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Asrani is compared to Charlie Chaplin. Vikram points out that the given name for the genre is curry western not spaghetti western. Vidur points out all the progressive and feminist choices in the movie. They discuss recreating the song Yeh Dosti as soon as they can get their hands on a motorcycle with a sidecar. An iconic genre-blending masterpiece or an cliche filled tonally inconsistent potboiler? They feud, you decide! Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud.

Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and vote on who you think won the feud. On this week's feud, Vidur and Vikram display a rivalry that mirrors the movie they are feuding - The Prestige. Despite them both being fans of Christopher Nolan, their feud ends up as intense as Borden vs Angiers, or as they refer to it, Batman vs Wolverine. Comparisons to The Illusionists are dealt with quickly, followed by some more interesting comparisons to 90s Bollywood movies. Things heat up when Scarlett Johansson and Andy Serkis get insulted. Vidur insists this is the least unnecessary use of Michael Caine in a Nolan movie while Vikram gets sick of hearing about magical realism. They discuss crazy fan theories, whether scientists are obsessed by magic, and the prestige of The Prestige. A mind blowing cinematic illusion or a failed misdirection? They feud, you decide! Vote on who won by tweeting to @filmfeudpod and let them know what points you would have raised during the feud.

They feud, you decide! Vote on who won by tweeting to @filmfeudpod and let them know what points you would have raised during the feud. On this week's feud, Vidur and Vikram are ready to claw each other in the face as they abandon the film feud wheel for the first time and feud over a fan-suggested movie from the IMDB top 250 - Logan. After ranking all the other movies in the X-men universe, they discover a shared hatred for the previous solo entry - The Wolverine and a shared love for another R rated comic book movie - Watchmen. Things heat up when Logan gets unfavorably compared to Kickass, Terminator Genisys and even X Men: The Last Stand. Vikram reveals that Shane is his dad’s favorite movie while Vidur finds a way to incorporate a very famous song from Jamaican-American musical sensation Shaggy. The feuders analyze where Logan fits in between the tone of Marvel and DC movie universes, the likelihood of the next Marvel movie being a musical, and how Logan’s death mirrored Bhishma Pitamah’s from the Mahabharata. A genre-subverting masterpiece or a dreary waste of a comic book movie? They feud, you decide! Vote on who won by tweeting to @filmfeudpod and let them know what points you would have raised during the feud.

Stick around till the end of the episode to learn how you can decide the film for next week's feud! On this week's feud, Vidur and Vikram are ready to hug each other's faces off as they head in to the feud about Ridley Scott's Alien. Comparisons of the Xenomorph on the ship, to Jaadu, the cute alien from 2003's Bollywood classic Koi Mil Gaya start early and don't let up. Things heat up when Sigourney Weaver is compared to Sylvester Stallone and Mel Gibson. In return, the alien itself is compared to a famous movie tiger. Legendary long-haired Greek composer Yanni somehow comes up organically, influencing Vikram to once again break in to song. A genre-blending masterpiece or an overhyped slasher flick? They feud, you decide!  Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud.

On this week’s feud, Vidur and Vikram rise up to the challenge of their first animated movie - Pixar’s Up. One admits to getting choked up during the movie while the other claims to be wound up by the second act. They bring up Pixar’s movie formula, discuss which plot holes needed patching up and finish up with a proposal to replace the film on the IMDB top 250 with a Hindi drama. Things heat up when discussing the likelihood of flying houses in post 9-11 America and with no one to break up the feud, Wes Anderson is insulted and an animated septuagenarian is called a murderer. A fantastical adventure with heart or a formulaic snoozefest with balloons? They feud, you decide! Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud. Stick around till the end of the episode to learn which film will be on next week's feud.

Ali vs Frazier. Creed vs Balboa. And now: Vidur vs Vikram. This week's feud goes the distance as the feuders trade verbal punches over the original Rocky. The inevitable comparisons to other sports classics leaves one of the feuders gasping for breath. He rope-a-dopes his way back in to the feud by delving in to the inspirational backstory of Stallone's life and the film's production. They clash over theme songs, academy awards and why Rocky is screaming Adrian at the end. An overrated paint-by-numbers story? Or the greatest sports movie of all time? They feud, you decide!  Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud. Both feuders think they will have victory by unanimous decision. And there ain't gonna be no rematch. Stick around till the end of the episode to learn which film will be on next week's feud.

On this week's unforgettable feud, Vidur and Vikram are faced with a high stakes coin toss as the film feud wheel picks a Christopher Nolan film - Memento. Atfer a quick discussion of the bollywood and pixar version of the same concept, things heat up when the feuders realize they have different interpretations of the ending. They clash over directors cuts, uses for anterograde amnesia and tattoo ideas. A genius mind bending neo-noir thriller or a confusing indulgent student film? They feud, you decide! Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud. Stick around till the end of the episode to learn which film will be on next week's feud.

Is The Departed Martin Scorsese’s best movie? Should he have won that long overdue Best Director oscar for it? “Maybe. Maybe not. Maybe f*** yourself” This is how Vidur and Vikram imagine Mark Wahlberg’s character Sgt Dignam would handle this week’s film feud. They take a slightly different approach. After finding some common ground about this being Marky Mark’s greatest performance ever, they delve in to whether this was a good version of the Hong Kong movie its based on (Infernal Affairs), whether Jack Nicholson is even acting or just being himself and what Scorsese’s Thank You speech should have been. A star studded B movie gone wrong? Or the best remake of all time? They feud, you decide! Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud

On this week’s feud, Vikram and Vidur discuss Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey After a very high stakes coin toss, some time is spent comparing real life 2001 and Kubrick’s 2001. There arguments fluctuate between extremely high brow and extremely low brow. The feud intensifies when Vidur's art credentials are questioned and comparisons are made between the film and trashy EDM. They agree to act by act and Vikram discusses the difficult unanswered questions in each act as part of the feud. Both coincidentally do atrocious foreign accents at different points.  A visual and intellectual sci-fi masterpiece or a pretentious and indulgent boring kaleidoscope? They feud, you decide! Tweet to Film Feud @filmfeudpod and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud. 

A one-of-a-kind epic crime saga or an uninspired indulgent gangster movie? They feud, you decide!  On this week's feud, Vidur and Vikram come out guns blazing as they clash over a bollywood movie and the longest movie on the IMDB top 250 - Gangs of Wasseypur. With 5 hours of movie to feud over, the feuders waste no time. One instantly begins comparisons to the Godather while the other claims his college experiences numb him to an important part of the movie.   Things heat up when Vikram whips out his Bhojpuri accent. Meanwhile, Vidur tries to keep it high brow, drawing parallels with Jiro Dreams of Sushi. They bring up the reality of life in Bihar, go through the hilarious subtitles and break in to self composed Weird Al-esque version of the songs. Let us know who you think won the feud by reaching out on  facebook, instagram or twitter. You can also find more episodes on our website Let us know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud Note: Unlike Gangs of Wasseypur, this episode of Film Feud is NSFW but censored