1:58 “you dont Think WERE just going to walk out of india?” “Yes! In the end you will walk out, beacuauce, 100,000 englishmen simply cannot control 350 MILLION Indians if those indians refuse to cooperate, and that is exactly what we intend to achieve, peacefull, non-violent, non-cooperation, until you yourself see the wisdom of leaving, YOUR exelency” Good stuff, good stuff.
@@cashewnuttel9054 Vengeance is not about you feeling better after you avenged yourself, it is about you not feeling WORSE because you know that those that hurt you go around happily.
@@cashewnuttel9054Indian still live happily in UK because of what Gandhi did that day. If he intended to kill them, UK and India wouldn’t have been friends today.
Unless your name is Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, most leaders of the former Soviet Union, Gaddafi. Any of those guys have no problem with killing half a population to cow the remaining half into submission and don't care how the world sees them
0:26 to 0:36 the most thought provoking moment ever ... even if they didnt care to listen him before that , they surely were affected by this act .. thats the power of him and people like him .. to capture their listeners' mind and attention , he directed the whole conversation towards the people , the seemingly invisible ones .. the ones that even themselves dont understand their significance and worth ... briliant
you are a fool. do you not understand that ghandi gave away a third of india to the indian muslim converts known as pakistanis? that's like angelina joline fighting for mexicans who want texas returned back to them, and succeeding in it.
The civil rights protests had just as much violence as modern day BLM protests, and just as much peaceful protests. Violence is inevitable in massive, worldwide protests.
If Gandhi wanted, he could have created a vietnam like situation where the British army would have had to leave India with their tails between their legs. But he chose the non violent path. It is not the British who took pity on Gandhi, it was the exact reverse.
You can't judge history from "if". Pre Gandhi Congress was just limited to meeting of educated Indian professionals. Gandhi made India Freedom struggle truly people's movement. My opinion be it Gandhi or Savarkar both vocally participated in Independence movement. We can't criticize them sitting on a sofa under an ac. Both could have led a smooth life. In any case Godse was independent India's 1st terrorist.
A non violent campaign doesn't mean simply protesting on the streets and face bullets like mindless sheep. There are numerous forms a non violent struggle could take shape. A non violent struggle is also a war which requires choosing effective methods for taking action, careful planning and preparation. It's participants are also soldiers in the sense they should posses utmost discipline,loyalty to the cause and courage to sacrifice himself. Any form of struggle violent or non violent is bound to fail if it didn't possess the above qualities.
3:05 One of the biggest misjudgements ever made by a British official. 😊 "Mr. Gandhi will find it takes a great deal more than a pinch of salt to bring down the British Empire." 🤣😂😅 Priceless!
@@jbr84tx luckily for Gandhi, the British Empire was not as ruthless as they once well before he was thought of. Nonviolence would not have worked against certain people alive in Gandhi's time like Hitler, Stalin, Heydrich, the Japanese Armed Forces, or people immediately after them like Mao, Pol Pot, Qaddafi and most Soviet leaders after Stalin. Nonviolence or otherwise against people and governments like them would have resulted in their deaths and/or their families and all who knew them.
@@chrismc410 we'd have slain any englishman afterwards anyways. Stalin, Mao ruled over their own territory (Pol Pot and Qaddafi were respectively 20 and 3 years old in 1945) The European Extraction Company of India had luckily left with their lives in tact. Good for you lot. Just as how there aren't any leeches in Zimbabwe after 1980, or South Africa 1994. Now look at the state of the Anglo sphere after 2022. Degeneracy is now being wiped off.
3:52 - as an aside, I loved when Ben Kingsley earlier maybe in this scene when Martin Sheen reminded him that his last name was “Walker” when asked about walking to the sea and Ben Kingsley chuckled. 😃
@@mybirds2525 Paul I disagree, Indians have so much power, and religious mystics, one curse, from a holy man, and the entire nation can fall down, and be in total poverty.
in 1930, Ghandi marched with the people to the sea to get affordable salt. In 2020, Bernie Sanders will march with the people to Canada to get affordable prescription medicine.
Mr Gandhi said, "I want to embarrass all those who wish to treat us as slaves." While saying so, he proceeds to immediately pick up the tray from the servant and thank him for his service. I don't know what else is if this isn't leading by example.
The sense of justice in british atleast on the outside made Gandhi something they cant spit out neither swallow... Gandhi taught them a lesson in humility.. how can one love not hate somone who is scantilly dressed and looks more of a beggar, sports a grin and ask you to leave his country.. something british has never seen before and befuddled them on how to handle this guy...
"a sense of justice" ... Indeed .. hence one Arab origin colleague once told me that in his language there is a prayer which begs that one should have honorable enemies .. Instructive indeed.
This is salt march way earlier than partition, this policy was good as said by Bose too, but in partition he made mistake not considering infrastructure and also many people knew jinnah had health issue, so he should have prepared policies if any rogue component took control of government in future. Gandhi's policies worked best in civil rights similar to MLK but not in independence whete you have to fight like if you support Gandhi over Bose, will Americans also support his ideas over US founders like Washington who revolted against British and US in the same manner like bose took help of France in fighting British. Gandhi ideas are good at civil or citizens rights
They have been doing so since when he was alive. Even during his time, there was this political constituency that was maligning him. That they were no match to Gandhi in terms of nobleness of intentions and strength of character was proven by the fact that they needed to kill him to silence him.
India became a republic in 1947 and what has changed since the collapse of the British Empire. A third world nation that has fought 4wars with Pakistan. Pakistan has had two dictators since independence from Britain.
Boo!!! You left out the most important part!!! You cut the video right at the part where they say they will do the march on the anniversary of the Amritsar Massacre. What a shame. That is why the march was so successful. You should teach young people that protesting on special dates is a strategy of activists. Shame on you for cutting this out! It was right there just seconds away.
Gandhiji was one of the best stooges posted by the British to keep India from gaining freedom for at least 25 years. I was a Gandhian at one time but now after doing a lot of analysis and looking at everything that Gandhiji did his entire life, I have come to realize that he was nothing but an agent posted by the Brits along with Nehru and many others. Geeta which he carried and spoke about does not even speak about non violence...
before 'walking out' the North partition massacre was horrifying and done so without preparations because Nehru agreed to it just to hasten the outgoing of British
Would be nice if modern movements could be like this. Too often leadership is unwilling to control their membership or unable to. So it often descends into violence and harassment of those they should be trying to get to their side.
The way he immediately dismisses the servant after the slave comment, and then constantly code-switches between an RP and an Indian accent depending on who he's talking to... there's a curious amount of grayness to all of this.
Gandhi did switch depending on audience . He is a lawyer saint politician pacifist idealist optimist sadist all at a time. You can call him , human simply.
Great clip! Would I be able to use this as part of an in class presentation? It is for my modern history unit on 'People of Power- resistance, revolution, reform.'
Colonialism in India and Africa was ultimately unsustainable and was bound to end eventually. But once it did, the process was way too fast and hackneyed. It really should have been a long, phased process with a strong focus on building up localized institutions for things like education and administration, and most especially on reconciliation between the many ethnic, tribal, and religious communities of those parts of the world. The partition of India and the dictatorships of Africa could have been prevented.
All that seems perfect in theory is not at all perfect in practice. A detailed layout of education and administration would have taken years to form. And all this while, the injustice would have continued. More hungry workers and even more victims of injustice....all of this would have exploded in a rebellion akin to that of the French Revolution in 1789. The road to the end of colonialism was surely rough. But it was exactly because the road was rugged that the victims learned how to put their fate into their own hands. Gandhi acted as a catalyst, but one who promoted peace and non-violence. That is why, despite the Indian partition and the African dictatorship, the end of colonialism came about in the best manner possible thanks to Gandhi.
What people of this generation dont understand is his ability to sway people..its not his non violence but the violence that the entire indians..i mean every one of them will resort to if they harmed him, scared the british..imagine this was when there was no social media and radio was a supreme luxury...thats the legend of mahatma...be it japanese or even hitler...they would have to kill entire indians to get to him...thats the power of soft persuasion..
I want my independence, remove check and balance from my life, As of now I am begging but situation may be change in future,and will do strik and revolut
Bertrand Russell once made a comment on Gandhi's pacifism. It only works up to a certain point. The British were humane to people who would lie down on railway tracks as a protest, but the Nazis would have no scruples about driving the train over them.
Mahatma Gandhi On April 6, 1947, Mr. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi said-- "If Muslims want to kill us (Hindus), we must face death bravely. Hindus should not harbor anger in their hearts against Muslims even if the latter wanted to destroy them. If they established their rule after killing Hindus we would be ushering in a new world by sacrificing our (Hindu) lives". In 1919 Gandhi also joined the Islamic Khilafat movement which was started by Muslims to protect the Islamic Caliph and save Islam when Ottoman Turkey got defeated by the British.
"Mohandas Gandhi, you are hereby ordered by His Majesty the King to cease occupation of His salt mine immediately." "Pound salt. Get it?" "Yes, I get it. Leave immediately, please!" "Pound salt." "You already used that line." "Still, not bad for the leader of a nascent country under its own rule." "True, not bad."
😅😅 Gandhi smartly escaped while hundreds who followed him to march for SALT were mercilessly beaten by Britishers. In fact one can learn from him how to oppose without even getting a scratch when thousands of his fellow Indian citizens were murdered, hanged, shot dead by Britishers at the drop of a hat. MK GANDHI & NEHRU WERE BRITISH EDUCATED (STOOGES) WHO WERE APPOINTED BY BRITISHERS AS LEADERS OF CONGRESS PARTY FOUNDED BY BRITISHER A.O HUME. INFACT THIS MOVIE IS MADE BY AN ENGLISMEN AND GANDHIS CHARACTER IS PLAYED BY AN ENGLISHMAN. 😅😅😅😅
Britishers put tax on salt, Mahatma Gandhi and lots of Indian started March from Sabarmati asharam which is in Gujarat to the village Dandi which is 240 miles away cover only by foot, this is the first civil disobedience movement. But in this movement 60,000 people were arrested by Britishers, including Gandhi. This is protest which was lead very peacefully. Hope you understand.
The British were absolutely thrilled by Gandhi's passive resistance. Could have weathered that storm for another century. What really panicked the Raj was the mutiny of the Indian Navy in 1946. The one thing absolutely critical to the survival of British rule was the loyalty of the Indian armed forces. It's no coincidence that Britain's departure came the following year. It was a question of withdrawing in good order rather than facing a military coup.
Yes, actually two things. First, the INA officers' trial that took the whole nation by storm. Such was the nationwide revolt that the British had to commute death sentence for treason to life sentence and then release the three commanders unconditionally. Second, the Royal Indian Navy mutiny that was waged by young ratings all of 15-21 years of age. Unfortunately, the mutineers then did not get support from any party other than the Communist Party of India.
The British upper classes didn’t treat the working class here much better tell the truth. Gandhi became to many a hero, even when he told Indians not to buy English cloth causing mass unemployment in Lancashire.
Then one Hugo Schmeisser came along and made a too-late-to-really-help Herr FMM, but valid game-changer nonetheless: the StG-44. About three years later, it took a Russian Tanker and self-taught tinkerer to really perfect and make Herr Schmeisser's concept really work plus a round designed by one Feydor Tokarev and a certain Sergei Simonov a year prior to Herr Schmeisser's work to make a rare marriage resulting in an even bigger game-changer. That man being a certain Mikhail Kalashnikov. If there was a standard issue weapon of the human race as a whole, the AK series would be a strong contender along with the Mauser 98 series, FN-FAL(inch and metric versions) and the aforementioned Lee-Enfield are also strong contenders. The M-16 family gets an honorable mention but not quite level of the above. That said, quite a few Afghans with all flavors of the Lee-Enfields did considerable damage to quite a few Soviets armed with AK series weapons. If you haven't figured it out already, we all know who Herr FMM is. The StG-44 did not help him prevent the whole world from being enraged and punishing him severely.
Non-violence as an ideal may be good, but does it always work in reality? Even India learned that peace is not always the answer, such as when it fought against China over Tibet or warred against Pakistan...
Gandhi wrote all kinds of things about this and his philosophy. If you have genuine questions, you can read it easily. He was no fool, he thought about what he was doing and understood it far more than you do.
+Nadhiya El-Gayyath (Bayrah) now its ur mom who is marathi..hmmm...if i ask u some questions u ll say that actually its ur friend's mom who is marathi.
+Amardeep Sandhu ask me some questions. Not only do I speak Marathi I was born in India and I lived in Hyderabad. My family is multi religious my moms side is Hindu and my dads side is Muslim. So ask me a question
Britishers were more terrified by Bose,bhagat singh,azad.. And later Patel who held The country together....gandhi,nehru offered least Resistance as was told by British PM who visited india later on...
One thing that kind of rubs me the wrong way way about Ben Kingsley's portrayal of Gandhi in this film is the fact that he sometimes puts on different accents depending on who he's talking to. Did the real Mahatma do that? It seems disingenuous
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1:58 “you dont Think WERE just going to walk out of india?” “Yes! In the end you will walk out, beacuauce, 100,000 englishmen simply cannot control 350 MILLION Indians if those indians refuse to cooperate, and that is exactly what we intend to achieve, peacefull, non-violent, non-cooperation, until you yourself see the wisdom of leaving, YOUR exelency” Good stuff, good stuff.
"I want to change their minds, not kill them for weaknesses we all possess."
Yeah but killing brings peace of mind.
For as long as the people who brought suffering to you lives, you will always be stressed.
@@cashewnuttel9054 Vengeance is not about you feeling better after you avenged yourself, it is about you not feeling WORSE because you know that those that hurt you go around happily.
@xhagast Vengeance is good. Anybody who says otherwise have done bad things, and they don't want those they've wronged to get revenge on them.
@@cashewnuttel9054Indian still live happily in UK because of what Gandhi did that day. If he intended to kill them, UK and India wouldn’t have been friends today.
"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win”
- Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.
Things got real salty in this scene
Unless your name is Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, most leaders of the former Soviet Union, Gaddafi.
Any of those guys have no problem with killing half a population to cow the remaining half into submission and don't care how the world sees them
Then you nuke them
@@georgiemartin6236i get it, but is it really that good of a joke?
then he slept with kids naked...
A classic example of Referent Power - the power to lead without authority. Thank you for creating this clip.
0:26 to 0:36 the most thought provoking moment ever ... even if they didnt care to listen him before that , they surely were affected by this act .. thats the power of him and people like him .. to capture their listeners' mind and attention , he directed the whole conversation towards the people , the seemingly invisible ones .. the ones that even themselves dont understand their significance and worth ... briliant
I wish Gandhi and MLK were here today to talk some sense into people, show them how it was done, and how it should be done.
Exactly. I amlooking up these clips simply to observe how peaceful protests are conducted.
you are a fool. do you not understand that ghandi gave away a third of india to the indian muslim converts known as pakistanis? that's like angelina joline fighting for mexicans who want texas returned back to them, and succeeding in it.
The civil rights protests had just as much violence as modern day BLM protests, and just as much peaceful protests. Violence is inevitable in massive, worldwide protests.
@@ChickenMcThiccken Except he didn't. You're buying into extremist Hindu propaganda. It was the British who were the proponents of the division.
@@yaygya yeah he did. He fought for Pakistan independence. Why would an Hindu do that ?
faith in non-violence. peace and love to all.
So he sent 2.5 Million to die in WW2
Sex maniac experimenting with truth read his own book
Fuck non violence.
Non violence worked quite good for Tienanmen students and German minorities in the 40s alright
Britain lost America over tea.
Britain lost India over salt.
I sense a pattern
Dandi Salt Party
The red queen is dead and theres a new sharif in town
@@vladimirprotein3275 gandhi is a fraud. pedophile.
Britain lost. HA!🤣
Isn't it time that we all fought back in this way today?
If Gandhi wanted, he could have created a vietnam like situation where the British army would have had to leave India with their tails between their legs. But he chose the non violent path. It is not the British who took pity on Gandhi, it was the exact reverse.
You should see the price the people of Vietnam payed for that war.
vietnamembassy-pyongyang.org/how-many-vietnamese-died-in-the-vietnam-war/
sad ignorance...
You can't judge history from "if". Pre Gandhi Congress was just limited to meeting of educated Indian professionals. Gandhi made India Freedom struggle truly people's movement. My opinion be it Gandhi or Savarkar both vocally participated in Independence movement. We can't criticize them sitting on a sofa under an ac. Both could have led a smooth life. In any case Godse was independent India's 1st terrorist.
Between 1945 to 1955,52 countries got freedom.This is effect of second world war.
@@ishanbajpai6940I would still be less considering more than 1000000 Indians died in the great Bengal famine.
A non violent campaign doesn't mean simply protesting on the streets and face bullets like mindless sheep.
There are numerous forms a non violent struggle could take shape.
A non violent struggle is also a war which requires choosing effective methods for taking action, careful planning and preparation.
It's participants are also soldiers in the sense they should posses utmost discipline,loyalty to the cause and courage to sacrifice himself.
Any form of struggle violent or non violent is bound to fail if it didn't possess the above qualities.
Exactly!
@@nehrucentreforsocialresear4777 You don't have to be a general to plan an effective campaign.
I would like to non-cooperate with the IRS.
Lol
What’s the irs?
@@sxm9101 It's what keeps us safe from alien incursions through the Stargate.
Yeah, fuck public education and infrastructure!
AtomicAcorn Which can be paid for by Non-IRS taxes.
He is one of my inspirations. Been an activist since I got out of my sick 5 years of apathy in 1981. We can all make a positive difference ✌
3:05 One of the biggest misjudgements ever made by a British official. 😊
"Mr. Gandhi will find it takes a great deal more than a pinch of salt to bring down the British Empire." 🤣😂😅 Priceless!
WOW. Strongest weapon is salt
They were pretty arrogant, weren't they? They were humbled by a humble man.
@@jbr84tx luckily for Gandhi, the British Empire was not as ruthless as they once well before he was thought of.
Nonviolence would not have worked against certain people alive in Gandhi's time like Hitler, Stalin, Heydrich, the Japanese Armed Forces, or people immediately after them like Mao, Pol Pot, Qaddafi and most Soviet leaders after Stalin.
Nonviolence or otherwise against people and governments like them would have resulted in their deaths and/or their families and all who knew them.
@@chrismc410 we'd have slain any englishman afterwards anyways. Stalin, Mao ruled over their own territory (Pol Pot and Qaddafi were respectively 20 and 3 years old in 1945) The European Extraction Company of India had luckily left with their lives in tact. Good for you lot. Just as how there aren't any leeches in Zimbabwe after 1980, or South Africa 1994. Now look at the state of the Anglo sphere after 2022. Degeneracy is now being wiped off.
that aged like sour milk 😂
3:52 - as an aside, I loved when Ben Kingsley earlier maybe in this scene when Martin Sheen reminded him that his last name was “Walker” when asked about walking to the sea and Ben Kingsley chuckled. 😃
"At the end, they will have our dead bodies, not our obedience"
Truth is non violence.
Imagine me competing with Japan and Robert Mugabe for animal rights.
Great concise clip to use for students. Good job.
Gandhi is the strongest human being ever visited planet earth.
Not a chance! We Americans have been a thousand times stronger
@@mybirds2525 no the fuck you didnt
@@mybirds2525 Paul I disagree, Indians have so much power, and religious mystics, one curse, from a holy man, and the entire nation can fall down, and be in total poverty.
@@mybirds2525 huh u are fundamentally a British colony.
There have been many!
Hong Kong protesters should all watch this movie!
The Chinese especially the Communists are no British either.
And join tianamen protesters in afterlife?
"...because 1400 million mainland Chinese simply cannot control 7.4 million Hong Kong... ...Oh, wait a second..."
Gandhi-Ji, One of the greatest men to ever live!!! Love this movie!
in 1930, Ghandi marched with the people to the sea to get affordable salt.
In 2020, Bernie Sanders will march with the people to Canada to get affordable prescription medicine.
It's Gandhi dear... Not ghandi🙂
Mr Gandhi said, "I want to embarrass all those who wish to treat us as slaves." While saying so, he proceeds to immediately pick up the tray from the servant and thank him for his service. I don't know what else is if this isn't leading by example.
The sense of justice in british atleast on the outside made Gandhi something they cant spit out neither swallow... Gandhi taught them a lesson in humility.. how can one love not hate somone who is scantilly dressed and looks more of a beggar, sports a grin and ask you to leave his country.. something british has never seen before and befuddled them on how to handle this guy...
"a sense of justice" ... Indeed .. hence one Arab origin colleague once told me that in his language there is a prayer which begs that one should have honorable enemies ..
Instructive indeed.
@@Critic224
The Arabs themselves are not honourable
This is salt march way earlier than partition, this policy was good as said by Bose too, but in partition he made mistake not considering infrastructure and also many people knew jinnah had health issue, so he should have prepared policies if any rogue component took control of government in future. Gandhi's policies worked best in civil rights similar to MLK but not in independence whete you have to fight like if you support Gandhi over Bose, will Americans also support his ideas over US founders like Washington who revolted against British and US in the same manner like bose took help of France in fighting British. Gandhi ideas are good at civil or citizens rights
Great man of india in Gandhi I like it
It is so ironic and disappointing to see that some of the Indians today are taking a negative view and maligning Gandhi’s intentions and character.
They have been doing so since when he was alive. Even during his time, there was this political constituency that was maligning him. That they were no match to Gandhi in terms of nobleness of intentions and strength of character was proven by the fact that they needed to kill him to silence him.
I have a feeling we’re going to need to relearn peaceful civil resistance in the US following the election.
I love Gandhijee philosophy of non-violence ❤❤❤
I wish Gandhi and MLK were here today to talk some sense into people
very very righteous
for saving civil rights
R.I.P Gandhi we will remember you!
We need more people like Gandhi :)
@@user-hi3nh7us3qexactly. WhatsApp University fanbois knows him more than himself
Shame that nobody ever learned from this. Just a couple generations and it went right back to square one.
Actually, the first clip is from his campaign in South Africa, many decades before the Salt March in India.
No. You are wrong . in Africa he was young and had full hair. It civil disobedience only.
At first the British took this news with a pinch of 'salt' .... until they realized it was too salty for their liking!!
How the hell do you not have more likes?!?!!?
India became a republic in 1947 and what has changed since the collapse of the British Empire. A third world nation that has fought 4wars with
Pakistan. Pakistan has had two dictators since independence from Britain.
Boo!!! You left out the most important part!!! You cut the video right at the part where they say they will do the march on the anniversary of the Amritsar Massacre. What a shame. That is why the march was so successful. You should teach young people that protesting on special dates is a strategy of activists. Shame on you for cutting this out! It was right there just seconds away.
Gandhiji was one of the best stooges posted by the British to keep India from gaining freedom for at least 25 years. I was a Gandhian at one time but now after doing a lot of analysis and looking at everything that Gandhiji did his entire life, I have come to realize that he was nothing but an agent posted by the Brits along with Nehru and many others. Geeta which he carried and spoke about does not even speak about non violence...
New kids just watch this masterpiece with patience.
before 'walking out' the North partition massacre was horrifying and done so without preparations because Nehru agreed to it just to hasten the outgoing of British
That guy who said they weren’t ‘gonna walk right out’ got shut down immediately
@chris falkenberg I’m not reading that. I’m just gonna report it for spam
Would be nice if modern movements could be like this. Too often leadership is unwilling to control their membership or unable to. So it often descends into violence and harassment of those they should be trying to get to their side.
Strategies the whole world can learn and adopt ..
I didn't know sir Humphrey was in the India service
Salt March! Republic of India!
The way he immediately dismisses the servant after the slave comment, and then constantly code-switches between an RP and an Indian accent depending on who he's talking to... there's a curious amount of grayness to all of this.
Gandhi did switch depending on audience . He is a lawyer saint politician pacifist idealist optimist sadist all at a time. You can call him , human simply.
Great clip! Would I be able to use this as part of an in class presentation? It is for my modern history unit on 'People of Power- resistance, revolution, reform.'
Abbie Ongheen off course, you can have me too 😆
@@dr.rahulkewalkumar2440 before bobs and vegaina
@@dr.rahulkewalkumar2440 Shame on you. You filthy piece of worthless shit
Ahimsa is the utmost law. UTMOST.
I like Gandhi glasses
Yes I always like it
Colonialism in India and Africa was ultimately unsustainable and was bound to end eventually. But once it did, the process was way too fast and hackneyed. It really should have been a long, phased process with a strong focus on building up localized institutions for things like education and administration, and most especially on reconciliation between the many ethnic, tribal, and religious communities of those parts of the world. The partition of India and the dictatorships of Africa could have been prevented.
All that seems perfect in theory is not at all perfect in practice. A detailed layout of education and administration would have taken years to form. And all this while, the injustice would have continued. More hungry workers and even more victims of injustice....all of this would have exploded in a rebellion akin to that of the French Revolution in 1789. The road to the end of colonialism was surely rough. But it was exactly because the road was rugged that the victims learned how to put their fate into their own hands. Gandhi acted as a catalyst, but one who promoted peace and non-violence. That is why, despite the Indian partition and the African dictatorship, the end of colonialism came about in the best manner possible thanks to Gandhi.
What people of this generation dont understand is his ability to sway people..its not his non violence but the violence that the entire indians..i mean every one of them will resort to if they harmed him, scared the british..imagine this was when there was no social media and radio was a supreme luxury...thats the legend of mahatma...be it japanese or even hitler...they would have to kill entire indians to get to him...thats the power of soft persuasion..
I want my independence, remove check and balance from my life,
As of now I am begging but situation may be change in future,and will do strik and revolut
Ben kingsley , the perfect actor for the role Gandhiji.
Good explanation👌😀💖
and it was a British who made movie about Gandhi.
Exactly
And that’s how Josiah Bartlett found his moral compass. 😀
Frase del ingeniero Militar Guillaume-Henri Dufuor
There is a difference in tactic possible when one is the vast majority that is unreachable when the numbers are more on par.
3:40 such an alpha move. Greeting the people he’s coming to provoke
Which movie
But...you cut the march out of this clip...?
Bertrand Russell once made a comment on Gandhi's pacifism. It only works up to a certain point. The British were humane to people who would lie down on railway tracks as a protest, but the Nazis would have no scruples about driving the train over them.
YET....INDIANS...PAKISTANIS....BANGLADESHI......ALL WANTED TO COME HERE AND ...STILL DO 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Gandhi could only be Hindu
The muslim world has never produced an equivalent because their dogma doesn't allow it to
A man before God.
Mahatma Gandhi
On April 6, 1947, Mr. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi said-- "If Muslims want to kill us (Hindus), we must face death bravely. Hindus should not harbor anger in their hearts against Muslims even if the latter wanted to destroy them. If they established their rule after killing Hindus we would be ushering in a new world by sacrificing our (Hindu) lives". In 1919 Gandhi also joined the Islamic Khilafat movement which was started by Muslims to protect the Islamic Caliph and save Islam when Ottoman Turkey got defeated by the British.
+1
Which movie???
Who watch this video for school or homework
It's second round table conference ??? Any one say
Gandhiji is super greatest horatagaara
G-Spot rocks the G-Spot!
how does one hindu , get away with giving away a 1/3rd of the country and not get killed by a hindu, but rather a pakistani he fought so hard for?
I need to see watch this movie on Aug 15.
He was a genius, understood by another…Einstein.
It started with the Darnells and spread to the Grosses and even my family. Get ready to be sued into the next century -- ALL OF YOU.
It must have annoyed the Indian actors on set to have an Englishman playing him
He is half Indian. BENU KRISHNA
brits were really to salty about it
We haven’t had salt since 🧂
"Mohandas Gandhi, you are hereby ordered by His Majesty the King to cease occupation of His salt mine immediately."
"Pound salt. Get it?"
"Yes, I get it. Leave immediately, please!"
"Pound salt."
"You already used that line."
"Still, not bad for the leader of a nascent country under its own rule."
"True, not bad."
Bro just changed a nation 💀
Powerful...
Gandhi ji had left his family and other things also for betterment of country,
😅😅 Gandhi smartly escaped while hundreds who followed him to march for SALT were mercilessly beaten by Britishers.
In fact one can learn from him how to oppose without even getting a scratch when thousands of his fellow Indian citizens were murdered, hanged, shot dead by Britishers at the drop of a hat.
MK GANDHI & NEHRU WERE BRITISH EDUCATED (STOOGES) WHO WERE APPOINTED BY BRITISHERS AS LEADERS OF CONGRESS PARTY FOUNDED BY BRITISHER A.O HUME.
INFACT THIS MOVIE IS MADE BY AN ENGLISMEN AND GANDHIS CHARACTER IS PLAYED BY AN ENGLISHMAN. 😅😅😅😅
It reminds me an oil protest were Protest lead told them to sit in front of bus he won't do anything but himself silently moved away lol 😂😂😂
Can anyone explain to me the significance of "making salt"? Never seen the movie
Britishers put tax on salt, Mahatma Gandhi and lots of Indian started March from Sabarmati asharam which is in Gujarat to the village Dandi which is 240 miles away cover only by foot, this is the first civil disobedience movement. But in this movement 60,000 people were arrested by Britishers, including Gandhi. This is protest which was lead very peacefully. Hope you understand.
How did Gandhi’s accent change out of nowhere
The British were absolutely thrilled by Gandhi's passive resistance. Could have weathered that storm for another century. What really panicked the Raj was the mutiny of the Indian Navy in 1946. The one thing absolutely critical to the survival of British rule was the loyalty of the Indian armed forces. It's no coincidence that Britain's departure came the following year. It was a question of withdrawing in good order rather than facing a military coup.
Yes, actually two things. First, the INA officers' trial that took the whole nation by storm. Such was the nationwide revolt that the British had to commute death sentence for treason to life sentence and then release the three commanders unconditionally. Second, the Royal Indian Navy mutiny that was waged by young ratings all of 15-21 years of age. Unfortunately, the mutineers then did not get support from any party other than the Communist Party of India.
Peaceful, non violent, non cooperation. And that is how it is done.
The British upper classes didn’t treat the working class here much better tell the truth.
Gandhi became to many a hero, even when he told Indians not to buy English cloth causing mass unemployment in Lancashire.
Great man of India 🇮🇳 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Lee-Enfield .303 - finest bolt action rifle in the world at the time. It certainly did its work on this occasion...
so did the printing press and early film technology
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Jesus loves the 303 as well
Then one Hugo Schmeisser came along and made a too-late-to-really-help Herr FMM, but valid game-changer nonetheless: the StG-44.
About three years later, it took a Russian Tanker and self-taught tinkerer to really perfect and make Herr Schmeisser's concept really work plus a round designed by one Feydor Tokarev and a certain Sergei Simonov a year prior to Herr Schmeisser's work to make a rare marriage resulting in an even bigger game-changer. That man being a certain Mikhail Kalashnikov. If there was a standard issue weapon of the human race as a whole, the AK series would be a strong contender along with the Mauser 98 series, FN-FAL(inch and metric versions) and the aforementioned Lee-Enfield are also strong contenders. The M-16 family gets an honorable mention but not quite level of the above.
That said, quite a few Afghans with all flavors of the Lee-Enfields did considerable damage to quite a few Soviets armed with AK series weapons.
If you haven't figured it out already, we all know who Herr FMM is. The StG-44 did not help him prevent the whole world from being enraged and punishing him severely.
The man who challenged The British empire
Sir Humphrey Appleby at 1:34 :D
What a great actor Nigel Hawthorne was, saw him on YES, PRIME MINISTER what a legend. Sad we don't have actors of HIS calibre today.
It takes men. The deal. Is to believe.
Gandhi would turn his grave if he saw what was happening right now
“Violence is the problem, atomic bomb is the answer”
-gandhi
Non-violence as an ideal may be good, but does it always work in reality? Even India learned that peace is not always the answer, such as when it fought against China over Tibet or warred against Pakistan...
You don't really know human history, people instinctively want to get along with each other, but are 'compromised'?
Gandhi wrote all kinds of things about this and his philosophy. If you have genuine questions, you can read it easily. He was no fool, he thought about what he was doing and understood it far more than you do.
who's here for a History lesson?
As a Marathi I loved Gandhi up until I learned of his disgusting comments against dark skinned communities
are u a marathi? why u guys lie on social media
+Amardeep Sandhu my mom is Marathi my dad is African and Persian. I'm not lying do your research Mr
+Nadhiya El-Gayyath (Bayrah) now its ur mom who is marathi..hmmm...if i ask u some questions u ll say that actually its ur friend's mom who is marathi.
+Amardeep Sandhu ask me some questions. Not only do I speak Marathi I was born in India and I lived in Hyderabad. My family is multi religious my moms side is Hindu and my dads side is Muslim. So ask me a question
@@itsnadaaaa
In what religion were you raised ?
Britishers were more terrified by Bose,bhagat singh,azad..
And later Patel who held The country together....gandhi,nehru offered least
Resistance as was told by British PM who visited india later on...
They 1st ignore you, then they laugh at you , then they fight you and at last you win !
The effects may take time but the cost of it is just unity and the reward if it is independence.
Why all the great men wear same glasses. I mean Harry Potter and Gandhi
Gandhi admitted he had weaknesses. he wasn't Jesus.
Jesus didn't even exist
One thing that kind of rubs me the wrong way way about Ben Kingsley's portrayal of Gandhi in this film is the fact that he sometimes puts on different accents depending on who he's talking to. Did the real Mahatma do that? It seems disingenuous
For my homework will someone please tell me excactly what is happening in the video
Watch this ruclips.net/video/-93BV7eiZjc/видео.html
Ang Google salt March.