A rather feeble attempt to portray India as a warrior nation against the British. Most of the names of the so called 'warriors' mentioned here, gave in to British treachery and dominance. Arrogant and ruthless Britain took advantage of these weak-minded petty chieftains who were satisfied with bribes and false promises of rulership. The British used the old Roman strategy of" Divide and Conquer." They cold-bloodedly used the naivety of the Indian people to split them and aggressively pitted each chieftain against the other. And those who fought did so because they thought that they were not getting a fair share of the loot for themselves. Production wise, this video would be more convincing if it showed actual Indian footage, related monuments, statuary, and other elements to be congruous with the content of the narration, instead of hyper-texting borrowed footage from unrelated video-cuts and other foreign iconography. I turned it off in disgust. As a history buff, I give it a D-..Sorry. Little knowledge is dangerous! Remember a good journalist (and historian) is not ashamed of the truth no matter how much it hurts. One can only build from honesty. Gandhi understood this. Satyameva Jayate - "The truth alone will be victorious."
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A rather feeble attempt to portray India as a warrior nation against the British. Most of the names of the so called 'warriors' mentioned here, gave in to British treachery and dominance. Arrogant and ruthless Britain took advantage of these weak-minded petty chieftains who were satisfied with bribes and false promises of rulership. The British used the old Roman strategy of" Divide and Conquer." They cold-bloodedly used the naivety of the Indian people to split them and aggressively pitted each chieftain against the other. And those who fought did so because they thought that they were not getting a fair share of the loot for themselves. Production wise, this video would be more convincing if it showed actual Indian footage, related monuments, statuary, and other elements to be congruous with the content of the narration, instead of hyper-texting borrowed footage from unrelated video-cuts and other foreign iconography. I turned it off in disgust. As a history buff, I give it a D-..Sorry. Little knowledge is dangerous! Remember a good journalist (and historian) is not ashamed of the truth no matter how much it hurts. One can only build from honesty. Gandhi understood this. Satyameva Jayate - "The truth alone will be victorious."