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- Sardar Udham Review! Full Length Review! We discuss Shoojit Sircar's film, Sardar Udham, which tells the true story of Udham Singh, an Indian freedom fighter who assassinated Michael O'Dwyer in London in 1919. O'Dwyer led the horrific Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Amritsar that same year. Sardar Udham is an emotional, realistic look at the colonization of India by Britain, and how many lives were lost and affected.
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The Arizona Post, 1950
"The late Prof. Harold Laski told a story about a conversation he had with an important Hindu leader."
"Said Laski to the Hindu: 'If India is granted her independence she will probably relapse into the anarchy which characterized the country when the British took it over"
"'Very likely,' replied the Hindu leader."
"'And this anarchy,' continued Prof. Laski, 'will probably be succeeded by a period of tyranny.'"
"'Very likely,' said the Hindu leader.'"
"'And,' continued laski, 'the period of tyranny will probably in turn be followed by a return of anarchy.'"
"'Very likely,' said the Hindu leader,' but this is the important thing: it will be our anarchy and our tyranny'"
Wow!
Kathy saying that she didn't heard about this particular person in her history class is very much relatable for me even though I am an Indian and a history study ... Our textbooks hides such magnificent patriots from us and instead boast about the achievements of British. Films like this are a reality check to Indians themselves.... The depth of history and heroes that Indians don't know about is huge
So true! It is a terrible exclusion from world history. -- Kathy
No our history books have told these stories ,, I have read about these revolutionaries when I was in school
@@Neelinmact how many lines are there..... about him. ?
@@user-jd6hi3to2q type in Sardar Udham singh and search for it ,, I read about him a long time back ,, even before rang de Basanti where dj’s mother mentions him ,,
@@user-jd6hi3to2q it’s the fault of people that they don’t read about it ,, indian historians have written about these revolutionaries ,, although there. Is a new trend in india ,, where people are urged to blame the historians for not writing the stuff that resonates ideologically ,,,
That final scene is so heartbreaking. It's like schindler's list all over again
Without a doubt. Brutal and unrelenting.
The sad part is. If you want to compare the extermination of Jews you also have the Bengal Famine to compare to. Around 4 M people alone died in Bengal by famine induced by Churchill. He was as monstrous as Hitler.
they called indian people savages while the ancient indian culture was the most peacefull one , the Indus valley civilization(3300-1300) didn"t even had an army and india has never invaded any country in its history.
All very true. Making this massacre all the more awful and tragic.
It’s the language of global racism utilized by the colonial empires to justify their colonial conquest! All you have to do is read Churchills thoughts on the people of the subcontinent to know the truth.
Worst part is britain never officially apologized for this massacre
Why we always keep begging for apologies......UK does not feel sympathy for Jallianwala wala bagh...so as a result INDIA do not need to feel any sympathy for 1.3 million British people dying in WW2 during NAZY regime
@@hrishikeshbasumatary4725 it is not for sympathy but making them realise what wrongs they have done and to make them accept their devilish side which try to ignore. When someone ask for apology it is never for sympathy, it is the proof of their acceptance for the wrong deeds they have done and that they feel sorry for those deeds
@@hrishikeshbasumatary4725 are you dumb? wtf does british people being killed by germans have to do with the crimes britishers commited in India?
@Telugu Status it was not official it was just statement by the member. They never issued a officially ducumented apology
@@abhishekupadhyay1501 have you ever apologised to a shudra or a Dalit for the wrongs committed by upper castes ?? Has there ever been an official apology for that ,, for what about apology some don’t even recognise caste atrocities ,,
Next: "Andhadhun"....great movie....
YES YES YES
We are getting a lot of requests to watch that one, so we will!!!
Shershah 🔥☝🏼🇮🇳
Also, do check out "lootera". Very underrated so you wont have a lot of requests.
Man this movie deserves Oscar nominations for best actor, director, screenplay, cinematography, production design, makeup and best picture. It’s a masterpiece.
Sad that India didn't want to enter it. Don't understand that. A worthy film.
@@CinemondoPodcast exactly! They had a very stupid reason for not entering it - they said the film was too hateful towards the British lool so dumb. Yeah it’s like saying 1983’s Gandhi was hateful towards British or Trial of the Chicago 7 was hateful towards the police or 12 years a Slave was hateful towards blacks..I’m mean come on!!..it’s such a good opportunity wasted..they sent a very underwhelming film this year instead. No chance of winning. With movies like Japan’s ‘Drive My Car’ or Denmark’s ‘ Flee’ or Germany’s ‘Compartment no. 6’, there is no chance of winning International feature with the shit they have sent as competition. …but anyways if Sardar Utham is sent for screenings on its own, there could be a one in a million chance of getting a best picture, screenplay or best actor nod. This happened with ‘Two Women’ in 1960, where Sofia Loren won best actress without the film winning a Foreign language, or any other nomination. Literally hoping for a miracle this year.
it’s way too good for the oscars lmao
I never ever knew that this happened. Very sad, very. Well done Cinemondo!! Excellent review.
A sad chapter in history to be sure. Really well done in the film. Powerful stuff.
This movie is a single part of British brutality britisters was more even than this movies representation
Interesting, I watched Shershaah on Prime, and that seemed good. I am aware of some of the history, I wanted to stop because of any spoilers, but I couldn't stop watching the full review. I shall check out the movie after I get distracted with a lot of other things, and then check it out after a while.
We will definitely watch Shershaah. Thank you for watching the review. Yes, there's a lot in the film - we just touched on the major points.
@@CinemondoPodcast Shershaah is your typical Bollywood biopic. It has nothing pathbreaking in terms of movie-making.
12:29 I still have tears in my eyes just listening to that scream. One of my ancestors have been martyred in the same event. Even now, you can still feel the after shock in the streets of Jallianwala Bagh, Amritsar. Not only this, similar events happened in many other regions of India during the British rule.
I can't begin to imagine. Heartbreaking.
Rightly said I am from amritsar i can feel this
True. The atrocities of the British just went on and on and on....Glad we threw them out of India.
07:57 It was 20,000 people. Not 2000. Loved your review. Thanks!
Bad mistake on our part, and we know that now. Thanks!
In india we normally said brother or sister to people whom we don't know...like in western world mr. And Mrs.....It's not mean everytime they r real sister or brother.....👍
Thank you! After I said it I realized that was probably the case. Thank you for confirming! -- Kathy
Glad you watched.
This was a unique film in Indian Cinema as well.. this was mainstream.. but also far away from Mainstream..
So you won't find.. many films like that...
Films that I would recommend watching next.. that are mainstream & entertaining (than Sardar Udham) but also.. equally Amazing... are
: Andhadhun, Tumbbad, Haider
Some greats from the Same Director : Piku, Pink, October
& Vicky Doner(for it's unique subject only)
Also Sardar Udham didn't have any songs.. but here on you will have songs in almost all the Indian films.. & also less use of English Language.
It felt very special in many ways.
This movie can give tough fight in Oscar's..but indian movie board rejected it with a senseless reason
Seriously, it made no sense. Ridiculous. We don't understand.
So, the first time Udham Singh went to London in 1931, he was not going to assassinate O'Dwyer. He went there to get support, in both International Recognition, as well as tools, weapons and money for the freedom fighters. HSRA, the party of Bhagat Singh, was gone, and Udham was one of the last active members. But all of his and his associates' work was for nothing, beacuse he could not gain any support, because of an internal informant. After many, many tries, he started stalking O'Dwyer. He did odd jobs for him, and there he saw that the man justified all that monstrosity back in 1919 Amritsar. THEN, he resolved to kill that guy.
Edit: Also, for those who do not know, the day the Jallianwalla Bagh Massacre happened, the date was April 13, 1919. It was Baisakhi. Almost all of the people there, they were celebrating a harvest festival, and did not live in Amritsar. They did not know, about the martial law.
It was evening. The bagh was filled with both the protestors and people who had been attending the annual Baisakhi fair. Dyer specifically chose his troops by ethinicity. They came in, and blocked all of the main exits. Then the troops were ordered to fire until they had no munitions left. Fuck, I can't write this
A crime against humanity. Awful.
Watch 3 idiots next , it's the movie which made the way for indian movies in china and elsewhere. Comedy drama . U will never forget it.
Thank you. Yes, it's the one film that gets recommended the most.
You should definitely reveiw "Andhdhun". Its an edge of the seat suspense thriller. You'll love it.
Its available on netflix.
Love edge of the seat thrillers. Will do!!
@@CinemondoPodcast Well than you should definitely watch "Andhadhun"
Bhai ne comment thread hi delete kar diya ,, waah
@@Neelinmact because mere comments deleteho jaate hsi whenever i tried to write words like dea*th suic*ide geno*cide. Sent you three text all were deleted. So deleted the entire thread. Abhi m itna free bhi nhi hu ki dhundh dhundh k text karu
@@Neelinmact @Neel Patel Say that to those whose relatives and families were massacred. Man you are so pathetic. I will say this again, no one was forced to self emolate. It was their choice and it was sporadic, not fully practiced.
Raja Ram Mohan just made it official that no one will be allowed. Now britishers exaggerated in order to justify their rule. Till world war 2 people didn't even know the kind of brutality India was facing. Not just that westerners were placing bets how long before the entire nation collapses after freedom. You are living in some lala land. Like it or not India was a scapegoat for britishers. They looted India and you want me to hush about it. 24 percent to 2 percent. Destroyed social orders, looted temples and all, left india in poverty and you want me to hush about it. What did India do to British in return. You people are still colonized by your mentality of them. Go read how african slaves were sold. Made a fortune on slave economy. Not just that Indian slaves aswell. And you want me to hush about it. You do disservice to your ancestors. You dishonour them when you can't even voice out the horrors they committed. I don't hold grudge against britishers or anything. But I will never forget what heppened to our ancestors and how this nation was build. Tu abhi mujhe pka mt. Jakr phle history padh. Tu chaat inki. Yahan baat Sympathy ki nhi ho rahi. Yahan baat sacchai ki ho rahi jiske baare m aadhi duniya jaanti bhi nhi. Aaj duniya India ki history k baare m wohi padti hai jo westerners ne btaya. India ka point of veiw koi nhi sunta.
Till date the British have not apologized even a 100 years later. All you hear every anniversary is expressing regret.
You guys should next react to the trailer of 'The Forgotten Army' on Amazon Video.
Might give you way more perspective as to how Indians see both Churchill and Hitler in the same light.
Wow. I'll add it to the list. Thank you.
People in West have stereotypes about indian cinema. They only think 80s 90s musicals is all india has.
Next checkout 3 idiots
That is very true because that's what I thought until very recently. It's quite an education - a lot to learn.
As long as the moment of the massacre seems onscreen, the director actually shortened it.
Until that massacre in that park in the Sikh holy city of Amritsar, Gandhi, the London educated lawyer, had worked to gain human and civil rights for Indians as British subjects under British law. He actually helped recruit the 1.25 Million Indian volunteers to fight under the British flag and to supply hundreds of tons of material goods during WWI.
This act of official mass murder was the final straw that tipped him over into the category of Revolutionary Freedom Fighter who finally recognized that there was no place left for British rule in India. He finally understood that the British did not see Indians as human enough to deserve any rights.
Churchill finally made that even more clear in 1943 when he created the Great Famine of 1943 by taking all of the grain grown in the Bengal/Calcutta region to send to be put in storage in the Balkans, just in case there was a later war against the USSR. Over 4.3 Million Indians starved to death.
My mother, then the 12 year old daughter of an Indian non-commissioned Army officer living on the other side of the country, remembers in her neighborhood all of the trees stripped bare of leaves and bark, all of the bushes and grass dug up, all of the paper and saw dust gone, because people needed food. The poorest of the poor were attempting to fill their bellies with soil trying to find some nutrients.
Ships loaded with surplus grain from Australia arrived in the Bay of Bengal ports to provide relief, but were ordered to return home without unloading. When Churchill was sent a memo apprising him of the millions starving to death, he wrote in the margins a note asking if it was so bad, why was Gandhi still alive?
Please watch and react to, this short video of a speech from a debate held at the Oxford Union. The speaker is the youngest person, at 22, to have earn a PhD from Tufts University, an Indian Parliamentarian and best selling author who had previously spent decades working at the UN, until Kofi Anand defeated him for the Secretary General position. Don't worry, it is not as dry as it might seem, in fact, it is filled with humor and it will likely gain you a great many views and subscribers.
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I will watch it. And thank you for the information. Of course, this is something we know nothing about and it's beyond unconscionable. Thank you for sharing this important and emotional information.
It's one of the most impactful films of 2021. A truly global story which must be watched by everyone.
100%!
Movie was gonna be the official entry for Oscar from India but judges didn't sent it because of they thinks this movie show hate towards British.😔
Ridiculous. It's a true story!! Makes zero sense.
@@CinemondoPodcast Everyone Had The Same Reaction.
Even foreigners are appreciating this movie but our own Indian peoples not supporting this movie.What's wrong with Indians.
Hard to understand the reasoning for not entering this into the Oscars.
I have watched Family man series and it was good...
Part 1 and 2👍
Vicky and Shoojit should make a movie on 1971 genocide too when America helped Pakistan in killing 3Million+ innocent civilians and literally got away just like that and now America talks about condition of human rights across the world
This is the movie didn't enter into oscar india entry due to western shown negative is one of the reasons.
Very sad.
I would suggest you to watch 3 idiots, it is the film that gets suggested to foreigners for introduction to indian films
Many people are recommending that so we will watch it soon. Thank you.
9:39, 24:02 The point made by Burk is so real. We hear all the time that this many million people have lost their lives to COVID-19. But, if we really think about the ways in which every single one of them must have died, unable to breathe as their lungs eventually collapse, it's horrific! Every single human life lost is a blow to our species. 💔
Yes - sometimes a number is hard to really imagine. Thousands vs. Millions - it is just a word. But then when you really think about each particular person who's lives are lost - and their loved ones also affected, it's impossible to calculate. Truly horrific.
@@CinemondoPodcast I'm glad that people out there think and feel the way I do.
Thanks to Anthony Fauci and the NIH
I liked your review, you got exactly right. Especially about the walk through snow area in Russia. When Actor (vicki Kaushal) was going in Jalian Wala after Massacre, he actually didnt' know who will move and whom he need sto pick. This was actually done in random manner during production.
Really? Wow, that's a smart filmmaking decision by the director, vb. Thanks for the interesting bit of inside info!
The Jallianwala Baug Was The Turning Point In The Freedom Struggle.
Incidents like Jallianwala Bagh were heppening for decades in India
@@thethreespikes9737 Netaji Subhas Chandra was the reason we got Indepedence not Gandhi
@@zombieda6855 pls read History. It was collective effort that lead to us freedom and becoming a nation. Everyone played their role. It was very Netaji Subash Chandra Bose who called Mahatma Gandhi "Bapu". If you insult him. You are basically insulting Netaji's conviction.
Getting Freedom was not an issue. The issue was to make a nation after that freedom. Gandhiji set the ideals that are still followed around tje world in democracy. So don't be a fanatic have respect for freedom fighters
@@zombieda6855 Relax Guys. Whatsapp historians are here.
@@zombieda6855 Oh Yes
the director took 18-20 year to think before directing . Thank you for discussion and reaction.
Yes, we read that. Well worth the wait. Thank you.
Guyz, I liked your thoughts..
Next movie is Uri the surgical strikes.
Just did trailer reaction. We will watch the movie also.
Was this the first indian movie you saw ??
By the way do andhadhun next !!
I saw many Sayajit Ray films in the 90s. Dated someone from India and went to the theater and saw them all.
Loved your reaction to this guys, keep it coming 👍😊
Thank you and we will!
Happy new year 🎉✨💛🤗
Watch 3 idiots it's really amazing 👏😍. Went through many emotions watching this.
Watch it 😊
We will. High on the list!
Guys u need to watch "ANDHADHUN" & "TUMBAAD" both are incredible.
We are working on both right now! Have to say - Tumbbad looks INCREDIBLE! I am so watching that. -- Kathy
@@CinemondoPodcast thanks for the reply now I can live in peace knowing that , will suggest more good movies after u guys done watching these😉
History tells us that no one can control a man with revenge.
Very true.
U should explore works of late Irrfan Khan..he was one of the best actors in indiahe was in Life of pie and Jurrasic World..u can start with THE LUNCHBOX..
Also check these movies
1.Haider(adaptation of Hemlet)
2.Maqbool(adaptation of macbeth)(Irrfan khan in lead role)
Directed by Vishal Bharadwaj.
Best works of Anurag Kashyap
1.Ugly
2.Gangs of Wasseypur part 1 and 2
3.Raman raghab 2.0
Guys, there are so many movies which I wanna recommend from India across all genre but please review 'the lunchbox'(my favourite Indian movie), starring( Irfan Khan you may know him from Life of pi and jurassic world)
I'll add that one to the list. Thank you for the recommendation!
Love your reactions guys and really appreciate taking time to see our movies and history… watch more Ull get how powerful places make powerful people…. India’s every state has so much history and so much to offer… India 🇮🇳 is everything to me…
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Its sad that this wasn't released in Theatres
If such movie on Theatre then all 18+ violence will be cut......
good on OTT platforms
You need to react to Shershaah too! Amazing movie!
High on the list.
Nice review guys, do watch lagaan, has the same Lawrence of Arabia feeling 💖
We will! Thank you.
we 😘 love u and ur review lots of love from India
I love Indian movie🇮🇳🙏🇮🇱
so saddest thing is those evil authority are today seen as heroes in England and in the west such as Churchill, o'dwyer and many. how today's British even make their colonial ancestors as good people. they even dare to say lies like Indians in Jallianwalla bagh people are not peacefully protesting. oh god that's makes us so anger because that is one of the protest were every religion people were jointly protested in a peaceful way. that's why even udham singh tattooed his name as azad mohammed singh which represents every religion in india.
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Soojit Sarcar has directed and produced some really good movies, try watching. Some of my favourites are Piku and Pink.
Pink is on the radar! Looks really cool!
@@CinemondoPodcast I'd suggest you go for Piku first. Reviewing polarizing films like Pink without a firm grasp of the socio-cultural context might divide your audience and be generally detrimental for the channel at this stage.
SO HERE'S AN EASTER EGG...You see that thin turban guy UDHAM talks to or reminisce about in the movie..He is BHAGAT SINGH. HE was an ideological figure for many young revolutionaries back then. UDHAM SINGH was largely inspired by him too. You'd notice in the movie. UDHAM SINGH is mostly seen grim in every scene of the movie especially in london. But you get to see a flicker of smile or an excitement on his face when his friend from IRA (THAT IRISH GIRL) mentions BHAGAT SINGHS NAME. BHAGAT SINGH and his brothers in arm died for INDIA AS WELL. THEY ARE ALL EQUALLY REVERED IN INDIA. UDHAM SINGH was someone that was like on the edge of the group and was probably inspired from everyone in that group. (THE group was HSRA - HINDUSTAN REPUBLICAN AND SOCIALIST ASSOCIATION) ...THAT GROUP IN ITSELF REPRESENT INDIA....
AND TO GET A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THIS GROUP. I URGE YOU TO WATCH..RANG DE BASANTI MOVIE..
Thank you for that information. Fascinating! So much to learn, and I might take you up on that film you mentioned. Much appreciated!!
@@CinemondoPodcast ur welcome..that movie (rang de basanti) isn't just a bit of history lesson but also explores the condition of todays india. Director have sort of drawn parallels between politician's of today and Britishers rule back then.. so it really is a great movie
You love the movie connected to India under British rule. Then you will surely love movie “Rang de Basanti”. For sure one of the best stories in any movie you will ever watch. The way they have connected modern young guys to the famous freedom fighters and the storyline runs closely with the real events that took place during 1930s and 40s. The movie has comedy , dance , best music, sadness , chilling scenes. It has everything that you will love. Bit of old movie so the cinematography wont be the best. But the emotion and storyline will be great great. Please do watch it, you wont regret.
Sounds intriguing! Will try to find it and check it out. Sometimes the old photography is part of its charm. 😍
@@CinemondoPodcast keep in mind that the American colonies left the Brtish Empire back in the 18th century as well. The independent movement And freedom of the Brtish Empire in the American colonies was different from the Brtish colonies in Asia. Such as India. In Noth America. The local settler colonizers the American Patriots fought against no Taxation without representation. In India it was fighting against there rulers from the West. Plus the fear of what could happen to America like what happened in India freaked out American Revolutionaries such as John Dickinson one of the Singers of the Declaration of independence. Dickinson knew of the Bengal Famine of 1770 and feared that the East India Company that ruthlessly exploited the people of India leading to the Bengal Famine of 1770 would end up doing the same to them. Leading to more tension which ended up resulting into the Boston Tea party.
@@CinemondoPodcast also Charles Lord Cornwallis who lost at Yorktown Virginia to Geroge Washington after the American Revolution was over Cornwallis was assigned to India. And become governor General or comander and chief of Brtish India. In February of 1786 and Governor General of Bengal. Laying the foundation of Brtish rule in India made legal and legal reforms and altered cvil administrative reform and land management practices. Cornwallis arrived in India on August 22 1786 in Madras now Chennai Cornwallis reformed aspects of the East India Trading such as the reduction of Nepotism instituted merit based on I 1793 Cornwallis passed the Cornwallis codes a series of acts. That made institutional rascism in the legal system Cornwallis obviously held white supermisist views and was obviously against mixted race people which existed in India. On account of there color or extraction they are considered in this country to be inferior to Europeans white people. He outlawed child slavery he introduced legislation to protect poor local weavers from working for starvation level wages by corrupt East India Company employees and established a Hindu College a school that still exists in India today and established a minit in Calcutta now Kolkata.
Watch Piku,Gulabo Sitabo, October by the same director Shoojit Sirkar
Not exactly Indian soldiers, Gorkhas were from Nepal & Pathans were from Pashtunistan. Both were from neighbouring countries as Punjab regiment refused to follow the orders.
Okay, thank you for that important clarification.
Great review, next Minnal Murali (super hero movie) available on Netflix
We've done already - scheduling soon. Thank you!
Guys... Its a special one that 3 idiots movie must be reacted on this channel... Then review it..
We want to see it... ❤
We've gotten a lot of requests. We will get to it for sure. Thank you.
Yeah great movie 👍…good performance by VK and Shoojit is always the story-teller…thanks for reviewing…plz schedule Sacred Games-> The Family Man -> Mirzapur…will give you a taste of Indian crime drama and underworld
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We have Sacred Games and The Family Man on our list. I'll add Mirzapur. Thanks!
You should calm down and do review/reaction of Indian content gradually. Indians due to their passion and sheer size tend to spam or hijack entertainment platforms. Genuine Western RUclipsrs overwhelmed by this attention tend to gravitate more towards it and lose their authenticity.
I am not saying don't do Indian content. It is amazing and full of rich content. But please don't forget to keep the mix and balance of other international content.
Thanks.
Wise words. We are caught up in it a bit but we are doing other films from other countries. RIDERS OF JUSTICE is one of our next podcasts. Brilliant film from Denmark.
your team reaction channel is awesome. i like your channel intro theme music
Thank you so much 😁. That means a lot, Rajiv!
and you shall be surprise to know indian reballion movement started against british from 1857 to 1947. and there are many more freedom fighters in whole of india
If you want to know more about this watch "THE LEGEND OF BHAGAT SINGH" movie
We do and have written this one down. Thanks.
Good review
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!
Hi, why dont you try seeing the mv by streaming....like reaction....
Gangs of Wasseypur is India's answer to Godfather. Andhadhun, Tumbbad and Super Deluxe are other ones to watch.
You should also try tummbad and andhadhun
Tummbad on the list.
Indian film industry makes more movies than hollywood annually. Also, global audience for indian film industry is more than that of any industry in the world. Its already the top industry in the world both in terms of quantity and quality.
We are finding that out VERY quickly. So much to see - it's a bit overwhelming.
watch haider it is THE BEST movie based on hamlet by William Shakespeare...and also do trailer reaction
So to get noticed we have to have an oscar..is that what you mean????
Nope that is not what we mean. Oscar is a big who cares.
Correction : there was a gathering of 20,000 people not 2,000
thank you for the correction.
I think most of the Indians know about the massacre. Its taught in history classes in schools in India. I think most of us knew about Udham Singh.
If U saw the film U know that he could have killed him even earlier. But he waited if he regrets but the man had no regrets for killing innocents and that’s when Udham decided to end his life. Regardsless of the age a criminal is a criminal.
History is written by the victor and you see only one side of the coin
Review Minnal Murli ...
I haven't watched that..
So this too,
I(Mark) watched it and will do a review.
Ya react to shashi Tharoor oxford speech
Kesari
URI
Shershah
Andhadhun
Bhag Milkha Bhag
Dangal
Lage raho Munnabhai
Neerja
Mary Kom
Soorma
Gold
Rustom
Padman
Toilet ek prem katha
Talvaar
English Vinglish (as I've requested earlier)
Hindi Medium
English Medium
Nil Batey Sannata
Ludo
Newton
Barfi
Manjhi the mountain man
Gangs of wasseypur I & II
Airlift
Drishyam
Paan Singh Tomar
Piku
Madari
A Wednesday
are some next recommendations please.
A wonderful list, Ashwini. We have some of these on our list to do. We'll do our best to get to them. Thanks!!
You guys should watch tumbbad...top notch
On the list. Thanks!
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🤡Thanks ❤.
You should react to the movie taare zameen par
Thank you. Will add to list.
Now waiting for Pushpa,it’s nothing like this, totally different but good.
Pushpa coming out on Friday! ❤❤❤❤🔥😍
Pushpa ???? It’s a bad movie
Horrible movie. Horrible.
Pushpa is a cheap masala b grade film with c grade acting . Plz dont watch that stupid film.
You guys should review PK withAamir Khan.
N what about the Apology and Churchill... Do you guys read at end of the movie...You guys not even mention that part... Anyways you have see 2-3 videos of Mr. Shahi Tharoor Or at least Try to see his "Speech".. May be it will guide you about the History of our country.
We have a lot to learn about Indian history, especially with what the Brits did. This was a good starting off point for us.
At one point of time Udham Singh was living in USA was married and had a girl child. And then he went to England to do the "Job".
They only slightly mention his time in the U.S., but it's in there. Thanks, Ravi.
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check out Aamis (Ravening).
On the list!
Did any of u cried or sob watching the movie...totally emotional
Fantastic film -- definitely tears 😢
His friends you are talking about were not exactly his friends, it was the members of HSRA
Yes true - I guess we really meant allies instead of friends.
29:42 There isnt any Indian language in it Burk... its Hindi and English... there are 22 officially recognized languages and 1600+ dialects spoken in India... and Hindi is a common language spoken all over India
It's a lot to learn, and thank you for the clarification. We'll still make mistakes, but hopefully not for long!
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Love from America! 😍❤️
RRR t-shirt! Where you got it?
Found it on Red Bubble which has a lot of cool RRR shirts! www.redbubble.com/shop/?iaCode=u-tees&query=rrr&ref=search_box
Please do review o Minnal murali available in Netflix❤️
We have recently and will be scheduled shortly. Thank you.
Please watch drishyam movie
we are the savesges acc to them but we are in real oldest civilizaton still standing today much older than than any 5000years
React on more Bollywood stuffs
Please react to KGF 1 trailer . You have already reacted to teaser of it's sequel KGF 2 ..
Yes, we should do that for sure!
Watch dr shashi tharoor speech at oxford reaction
Watch and react to movie called Sholay!!! I'm an Italian and loved it!
I'll add it to the list, Camron.
Indian, identify as brown race.
2. In our Brown race, we have many skin tones, such as light brown/ dark brown/ fair / white / dark.
3. Now, we regardless of white or black skin tone, we identify as brown race, but we use word black or white in sense of skin tone and not in sense of race,
Till now THERE IS NOTHING WRONG.
NOW, when some Foreigner asks -
you white / black ?
So we Indians think that foreigner is talking of our skin tone and we say yes, while that foreigner was talking of our race, so since we said yes, now we gave an impression that we identify as black/white race while in reality, we don't identify as white or black race, SO WE SHOULD STOP SAYING JUST "YES I AM BLACK + YES I AM WHITE" , BUT INSTEAD - IF YOU HAVE WHITE SKIN TONE + IDENTIFY AS BROWN RACE, SO WE SHOULD START SAYING THAT YES WE ARE OF WHITE/BLACK SKIN TONE OF BROWN RACE
Now there are two elephants in the room which I will address -
A. How can Indians who have white/black skin tone, don't identify as white/black race.
B. And then how can Indians say they are white/black, in sense of skin tone and not in sense of race.
So before I provide the explaination of that, I will like to bring attention to that yes, Indians who have white/black skin tone so identify as brown race only and use word white/black in sense of skin tone, though I do agree that they should, make it clear that they they are using word white/black in sense of skin tone and not in sense of race.
Now after that being said, to answer how can Indians of white/black skin tone identify as white/black race.
Well - 1. In order to be part of white/black race, one needs to have white/black skin tone + white/black race ancestory.
2. Indians do have white/black skin tone + but don't have white/black Race ancestory and hence identify as brown race.
3. Now is it even scientifically possible that one can have white/black skin tone and not have white/black race ancestory ?
Yes, EVEN IF ONE HAS BLACK RACE ANCESTORS, still their future generations and generations, live away from the equator, then their upcoming generations will have white skin tone.
Similarly, EVEN IF ONE HAS WHITE RACE ANCESTORS, still their future generations and generations, tend to live near the equator, then their upcoming
generations will have white skin tone.
So in short If you have white/black skin tone + identify as brown race so make sure when you use word white/black, so make it very clear that you are talking
of your skin tone and not of race.
So the movie was dream project of the director and late actor Irrfan Khan who worked in slumdog millionaire the cop or the Jurassic World owner if u Google him u ll get to know abt him..... He was one of the finest actor of my generation and Vicky Kaushal who played sardar udham said it was his tribute to the late actor and yes it was horrific event and it was portrayed in real strong manner m still snubbed at Oscars for rejecting it saying it portrayed hate against British but imo they r trying to hide it frm world......
Crazy to not put that in the Oscar race. Irrfan Khan was a great actor.
Sahoo trailer reaction🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
VEry high on the list. We'll do this weekend we think!
Plz give reviews of kgf and Bahubali they are my best films ever 😊
Bahubali is coming very soon. We will try and do it in the next week. Thank you.
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