Nayyi Navelli: Official Teaser | Yami, Addinath | Balaji Mohan | REACTION!!

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The video begins with a discussion about the recent viewing of the horror film *Insidious: Into the Further*, where the hosts express disappointment despite having heard mixed reviews beforehand. They entered the theater expecting scares and entertainment but found the experience boring, comparing it unfavorably to a Halloween special from the show *That's So Raven*. While they acknowledged that the early films in the *Insidious* franchise were quite good, they felt this particular installment lacked the necessary momentum to sustain a strong second half. The hosts noted that while there were some interesting moments, the film failed to deliver genuine scares, resulting in a quiet theater with no applause at the end, leading them to conclude it was a "one and done" experience for them. Following their critique, the conversation shifts to other upcoming horror releases, specifically mentioning *Camp Miasma*, which they have heard great things about but have not yet seen. They discuss the logistics of finding a theater to watch it, noting that one location is in Burbank and another was previously near the Skylight Theater where they work. The hosts express strong interest in seeing this film if it remains in theaters over the weekend. This segment transitions into the main topic of the video: a reaction to the official teaser for the new Indian film *Nayyi Navelli*, starring Yami Gautam and directed by Balaji Mohan, which is produced by Amazon MGM Studios India. The hosts analyze the teaser trailer for *Nayyi Navelli*, noting that it appears to be an Amazon MGM Studios India production with a distinct vibe compared to previous horror films they have seen, such as those involving the "Tumbad" folklore. They observe that the trailer features a woman performing dark magic while covered in blood, identifying the actress as Yami Gautam, whom they recognize from several other projects including *Uri* and the music video for "Rowdy Baby." Although they admit they do not know the director Balaji Mohan well, their familiarity with Yami Gautam's work piques their interest. They find the concept intriguing, particularly the blend of folklore mysteries and dark magic, and express hope that the full film will live up to the promise shown in the teaser. In conclusion, the video wraps up with the hosts inviting their audience to share their thoughts on the new Indian horror project and any other content they might be excited about. They emphasize that while they are going by vibes due to a lack of subtitles for the trailer, the visual elements and the star power of Yami Gautam make the film worth watching once it is released. The hosts sign off by reminding viewers to follow their channel for more juicy content as Halloween approaches, maintaining their energetic and engaging tone throughout the reaction video.

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We saw Insidious Into the Further last night. >> Oh yeah. I've never seen any of the Insidious movies. >> We have. We've liked them. And we went in having heard mixed reviews. There were some people who didn't like it, some people. One of the reviews I read said, I just went in wanting to have some fun and that's what I got. So, we went in just with the idea of give us some scares and let's have some fun. [sighs] >> Oh boy. It was boring. >> Was it? >> It was boring. And we both agreed. felt like a a That's so Raven Halloween special. [laughter] >> Yeah, it didn't work. Didn't work for us. >> Funny. >> Yeah. >> Are any of them worth it? Like >> Yeah, they are. Yeah. Some of the Insidious the early the first couple Insidious films are actually quite good, but they like a lot of franchises, they've just >> kept it going. There's a couple of fun moments in it and like most films, you get a really interesting first half, but that they don't have anything to give it legs to finish out a really good second half. Uh, and it had a couple of fun moments that were really interesting, but no scares that were really worth anything. Uh, the theater was really, really quiet. Not [clears throat] a lot of jumping, scaring. There was no applause when it ended. So, yeah, it was a one and done. >> I've heard great and I haven't seen it yet, [snorts] but all my friends have. Uh, but have you >> Camp Miasma? >> Uh, Teenage Sex and Death Camp Miasma. >> I wish we had seen that last night because we do want to see that one. Apparently, the only theater I can see where AMC is at is at Burbank uh right now. >> Yeah, that doesn't surprise me that it's there. If it's still there this weekend, we might go see it. It's also playing at the theater right right by the Skylight Theater where we do uh uh Workspace. It was playing there two weeks ago. I don't know if it's still in there. >> I'm hearing great things. >> Yeah, I want to see that. >> Anyway, the biggest, the baddest, wackiest, funniest, filmiest show on Earth. Hey, welcome back to stupid. I'm Rick more juicy content follow button. Welcome back. Halloween's coming. Welcome back. W back back. There we got a new I think it's Hindi. >> Okay. >> Uh from Yami and uh it's called >> Na Navali. >> Looks like it's an Amazon MGM Studios India production here. >> Okay. Uh, let's see what's happening. Let's see what it's about. Let's see what's going on with this movie in India. Hey, Leo. Why aren't we getting subs? I don't know. We might not have subs. We're going on vibes here, guys. We know her. >> [music] >> Yeah. What that say? >> Collides with the mysteries of Tumbat. I know what they were saying. She's counting. [music] >> [music] >> Dior said Janov. A little request. Think big. I like what I saw. >> All right. Obvious. We don't know what the hell they're saying because there's no subtitles here. >> No. >> But uh look, what does it say about Dumbad? What did it say? It said and something about and coming from the mysteries of Tumbad. So I don't know if it's the same folklore >> collides >> collides with the mysteries of Tumbad. >> Okay. So it's a folklore thing, >> right? Must have >> very different vibe than >> some of the well the tree, right? We saw the tree which maybe there's some significance to that. >> Yeah. and some of the the the folklore mysterious stuff that was in the Tumbad lore. Um, so yeah, I it looks intriguing and let me tell you, when when we have a >> a woman who's doing dark magic and dominating covered in blood, I mean, >> where do we know Yummy from? >> Uh, quite a few things. >> Uh, we've seen Yummy. Yeah, we've seen Yummy in at least four or five things at least. Oh, D. Yeah, that's right. She's the main uh his wife, right? >> Article 370. >> We didn't see that one. Uh we saw the trailer. Hack. Oh, that's the Iran hashmi. >> Yes. >> Gotcha. >> Yep. OMG2. >> Uh no. Uh Boot Police. Didn't see that one. >> We've seen her a few times. We've seen her a few times. I think our first introduction to her was Uri. >> Probably Ary. That was really early. >> But yeah, I was going to say we've seen her at least four or five times. >> Yeah, she's good. I do too. >> I like her. Uh, who's this director >> by Moan [groaning] doesn't ring a bell? >> No. No. Not a director. >> She was the director of Maui. Do you know? We haven't seen Maui, but do you remember what we've seen of Mouri? >> I No, not off the top of my head. >> Do you remember the Den Shoe? >> Oh, that's from that. >> That's that movie. >> Oh, okay. Yeah, I love that music video. >> Yeah. >> That's one of my favorite music videos we ever saw. So original. >> Rowdy Baby. >> Rowdy Baby. Yeah, that's what it was called. >> Yeah. Good. Good memory. >> Uh Rowdy Baby. >> Yeah. So, yeah, we're interested. >> Yeah, looks good. >> Hope it's good. >> Let us know what you thought about it. If you're excited for this, anything else we need to know down below. The biggest, the baddest, wackiest, funniest, filmiest show on earth.