What Actually Happened In 1971? | 056 | TBT

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  • @rktiwa
    @rktiwa Год назад +151

    I am sorry that you suffered so much baba jee but when you said Indian army saved you I feel some satisfaction. It is pity that none in their comments mentioned this fact. What people, really!

    • @freethinker241
      @freethinker241 Год назад +4

      True bro

    • @nimaykargeti8913
      @nimaykargeti8913 Год назад +7

      Indian Army keeps our prisoners with dignity. Don’t even imagine what happens with Indian prisoners in Pakistani Jail.

    • @nimaykargeti8913
      @nimaykargeti8913 Год назад +6

      @@Brokenhearted894 if Indian Army said that then your brother must have links with militants. Indian Army is one of the most professional armies in the world We have zero tolerance policy when it comes to terrorism because we have suffered. 26/11 , Uri, Pulwama etc. Lost a lot of lives of Army personals too. So your propaganda of defaming Indian army on social media is not going to work. You are definitely a radical muslim or Pakistani .

    • @Brokenhearted894
      @Brokenhearted894 Год назад +1

      @@nimaykargeti8913 oh! hyderpora encounter says a lot about occupying army.millions of innocent kashmiris killed by occupiers .the inhumane Afspa has made thousands of kashmiris as scapegoats pellet guns made thousands of kashmiris blind.thousands kashmiris are missing who are taken by occupying army by saying they have to just visit camp and they never came back.more than 9 Lakh occupying army roaming in kashmir.#QUITKASHMIR

    • @nimaykargeti8913
      @nimaykargeti8913 Год назад +5

      @@Brokenhearted894 Go to Indian Kashmir and see developments there and then see your Kashmir. You guys don’t even have food to eat. In Indian Kashmir people are using 5G network. There is Airport, 3 Central Universities and 9 state universities in Indian Kashmir. No Kashmiri is missing. All are happy except the ones on ISI payroll.I haven’t heard of any protest or use of Pellet guns anything since article 370 was removed in 2019. I just visited Kashmir 6 months back. Loved Tulip Garden by the way. Thanks to Indian Government for taking good care of our Kashmiri brothers and sisters.

  • @joyitadsuja2701
    @joyitadsuja2701 Год назад +27

    I am a Bangladeshi girl. My father is a Muktibahini. I am very much proud of our freedom fighter. And thanks India for supporting us. জয় বাংলা, জয় বঙ্গবন্ধু।

    • @pratishrawat8739
      @pratishrawat8739 Год назад +1

      Joy bangla... i m from india jaipur

    • @oneforallah
      @oneforallah Год назад +1

      JOY BANGLA JOY HIND till the end of time !

    • @arandomguy007
      @arandomguy007 11 месяцев назад

      You being proud of a terrorist daughter

    • @eralaksarkar.3224
      @eralaksarkar.3224 3 месяца назад +1

      Joy bangla From India ❤️

  • @samadsyed7480
    @samadsyed7480 2 года назад +854

    As Pakistanis we shouldn’t forget or deny the atrocities committed by our government and army against the bengali community which resulted in the mess he went through. If we don’t learn from our mistakes we won’t progress as a nation

    • @shakirobaid2895
      @shakirobaid2895 2 года назад +24

      how our govt are dealing with TLP can result in a shitty future atrocities again

    • @MA-ol9pc
      @MA-ol9pc 2 года назад +20

      Do you know who the mukhti bani are?

    • @chilled_beer821
      @chilled_beer821 2 года назад +7

      True indeed

    • @narayansaini719
      @narayansaini719 2 года назад +128

      @@MA-ol9pc Mukti bahini were the force of persecuted Bengali's Armed Force Which was trained by Indian Army to liberate their Motherland Bengal.
      As an Indian I am saying that we supported Mukti bahini. But the Creation of Mukti bahini was the result of Atrocities of Pakistani Army on Bengalis. By Tagging them as "Gande Kaale Bengali" Army Generals and Politicians of Pakistan were responsible for 1971 Bengal Genocide.

    • @tawseeftaher9109
      @tawseeftaher9109 2 года назад +34

      ​@@narayansaini719 true.
      and not giving the power to elected member sheikh mujib by yahia and bhutto was very very despicable.
      @mehendipur Baufal, not giving power to mujib was synonym of not giving power to east-pak. always trying to dominate the toxic panjabi west-pak ..the whole pak country as a whole.

  • @Rishi.N.Mathur
    @Rishi.N.Mathur Год назад +127

    We can only imagine what our ancestors suffered during 47, 65 and 71 ...they are such brave people ...Respect to this gentleman from 🇮🇳

    • @betaalsbuddy1655
      @betaalsbuddy1655 Год назад +1

      Stop d!ckriding paxtanis if you have a little bit of self respect potato face paj33t

    • @Taskin9126
      @Taskin9126 Год назад +2

      Especially people from Bengal and Punjab.
      I'm from Bengal 🇮🇳

    • @Rishi.N.Mathur
      @Rishi.N.Mathur Год назад +1

      @@Taskin9126 Yes

    • @piyushjaiswal9283
      @piyushjaiswal9283 Год назад

      Suffered? He was in army that *aped millions of Hindu women in military camps

    • @sharad991
      @sharad991 9 месяцев назад

      3000 soldiers of Indian army...martyred

  • @HunaidSohail
    @HunaidSohail 3 года назад +228

    His memory is so good. He is telling situation 50 years back as a story that a person can imagine in his mind.

    • @aneeqaahmed115
      @aneeqaahmed115 3 года назад +14

      My Dado was about 5-6 yrs old at the time of Migration and literally she told us all the stories and things happened at that time She even can't remember what happened yesterday now but all the past events are still refresh in her mind🥺

    • @HunaidSohail
      @HunaidSohail 3 года назад +16

      @@aneeqaahmed115 Its never easy to forget tough times in life.

    • @AbeerZahid47
      @AbeerZahid47 3 года назад +6

      Memory works by recalling your past moments, the more you recall a moment in your mind, the longer you can remember it even if it is 50 years old.

    • @qalabeabbas6114
      @qalabeabbas6114 2 года назад +3

      I reckon it's not easy to forget when something like happens to you.

    • @RajbirSingh-fl7zp
      @RajbirSingh-fl7zp Год назад

      @@qalabeabbas6114 kķ

  • @sanjayshahare336
    @sanjayshahare336 Год назад +182

    When this Babaji said"Indian army"saved them,I really fill proud of Indian army. Jay Jawan - Jay kisan - Jay Hind ki Sena ❤❤❤

    • @prashanthk8755
      @prashanthk8755 Год назад +1

      Can u tell the exact time he says that

    • @Real_Not_Fictional
      @Real_Not_Fictional Год назад +3

      @@prashanthk8755 approximately 11:40 ke arround

    • @jenifferbrown2297
      @jenifferbrown2297 Год назад +1

      That is a fact. In many places indian forces did save non bengalese. But not as a generality. In thousands of other instances, the Indian army turned blind eyes to the genocide.

    • @bandhandas2796
      @bandhandas2796 Год назад +2

      @@jenifferbrown2297 your source please

    • @tanveerahmed9639
      @tanveerahmed9639 Год назад +6

      Bro , being a Muslim , I salute them for this act . Maneskshaw ❤

  • @engr_msj
    @engr_msj 3 года назад +315

    Because of the so called generation gap we have lost the stories of struggle, hustle and survival of our elders. We do not know their journeys. We do not know what they have done for this country. Big thanks and thumbs up for Muzammil to bring this conversation for us. We seriously need these kind of journeys for our motivation.

    • @ammarahmad79
      @ammarahmad79 3 года назад +1

      True words Sir💖

    • @farhanathar2256
      @farhanathar2256 3 года назад +4

      True. 100%
      We have been missing these kinds of sessions in our main stream media. And that's why Our new generation really lack understanding of importance of this country and the struggles our ancestors have faced for this blessing known as Pakistan.
      Kudos to Muzammil for bringing this elderly man in the podcast

    • @uzmafakhar5660
      @uzmafakhar5660 2 года назад +3

      I used to sit with my father and my NANA , ask them multiple question and they share experiences. it worths spending time wth elders.

    • @anjaananjaan5107
      @anjaananjaan5107 2 года назад +2

      You should also try to know how and why problem happened? If a country starts a war and its citizens struggle, their country should get the blame

    • @ashiabbas7756
      @ashiabbas7756 2 года назад

      @@farhanathar2256 ok

  • @jgel16116
    @jgel16116 Год назад +15

    No matter who wins the war, it’s the common man who always suffers. When he talked about his children’s pictures while in camp, it brought tears to my eyes.

  • @alirasheed3474
    @alirasheed3474 3 года назад +267

    Man you are going to change the dynamics of Pakistani youtube...hats off to you!!!

    • @vidhushekhar17
      @vidhushekhar17 Год назад

      WE WILL CREATE KHALISTAN IN 😝🤗 C A N A D A. 😁😝
      SIKHS, MUSLIMS, CHRISTIANS, PARSIS AND JEWS, JAINS AND BUDDHISTS ARE H A P P Y IN INDIA AND ARE FLOURISHING. THEY BECOME MEGA-STARS, PRESIDENTS OF INDIA, CHIEF JUSTICE, LEADERS AND WHAT NOT. OF COURSE WE WILL PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE BALOCH PEOPLE, TO THE PASHTUNS, TO THE KASHMIRIS OF THE PoK, THE SINDHI COMMUNITY OF PAKISTAN, THE UIGHUR MUSLIMS OF CHINA.

    • @KhalidKamalReasonbeforepassion
      @KhalidKamalReasonbeforepassion Год назад

      It is typical of older adults, you can't remember what you had for breakfast, but stories from 30 years ago are detailed and clear.

  • @haroon420
    @haroon420 Год назад +12

    11:31 so the Indian army protected his life from the Bengali militias.
    Say what you want but in the last 75 years, the Indian Army has been about as professional as one can expect in such circumstances.

  • @hamzaiqbal2163
    @hamzaiqbal2163 3 года назад +86

    Please make more podcasts like this. We need to preserve the history and only few people from that generation are left.

  • @abhisheksharma2036
    @abhisheksharma2036 Год назад +11

    Huge respect to indian army who protect citizens from such brutal atrocities . As we say humanity always prevails .

    • @abhisheksharma2036
      @abhisheksharma2036 Год назад

      @user-be6pi9vb5p ye apne pak army wala chij hm pr na thopo jhan government hi army chalati hai aur elected pm ko hata ke jail me dal diy a jata hai koi pm ka nam btao pak ka jisne hal filhal me apna full term complete kiya ho indian army is great and always be 🙌

    • @fouziamaqbool8959
      @fouziamaqbool8959 Год назад

      And now your army is brutal to the citizins of india

  • @fasihaimran8545
    @fasihaimran8545 3 года назад +57

    A refresher conversation. Today's life problems are far less than the hardships faced by our elders in those times.

  • @imranghafoor939
    @imranghafoor939 2 года назад +254

    My father was in Dhakka(East Pakistan) at the time of Dhakka fall. He was Lt. Col and after the Pakistani forces surrendered to India he was shifted to Agra jail where he remained captivated for 2 years. Afterwards he was shifted to Diolali where he remained for another 6 months before he along with thousands of Pakistani army forces were released in April 1974. I was born in 1972 and was almost 2 years old when I first saw my father. Now my father is in Lahore; is almost 94 years of age

    • @beforetest7211
      @beforetest7211 Год назад +25

      tu mazak kar rha hai na 😂

    • @FashionSuggestions2
      @FashionSuggestions2 Год назад +12

      I wonder why war veterans of '71 serving in East Pakistan never told their side of story. My uncle was in Chittagong in '71

    • @fuadahmed5501
      @fuadahmed5501 Год назад

      Did your dad take part in war crimes against Bengalis?

    • @India-hc2hu
      @India-hc2hu Год назад +53

      From hindustan
      Abbajan india jail me , bachcha ho gaya udhar Pakistan me .... Waah

    • @JeetuKumarYadav-ow8jq
      @JeetuKumarYadav-ow8jq Год назад +49

      @@India-hc2hu Aisa mat bolo sb Allah (Maulana) ka Karishma hai😅

  • @mehrshahzadkhan
    @mehrshahzadkhan 3 года назад +411

    I want more podacsts like these. Bring people who have either witnessed the migration or known people who had and all those stories

    • @wasifalimughal8105
      @wasifalimughal8105 3 года назад

      Yes agree

    • @farhanathar2256
      @farhanathar2256 3 года назад +2

      These people are real gems who tell real stories of our history and help youth to understand what this country means.

    • @farhanathar2256
      @farhanathar2256 3 года назад +2

      Migration stories are really emotional if you hear, one can't help but go into deep love with this country. 🇵🇰
      Sacrifices didn't happen for nothing..

    • @umer.on.youtube
      @umer.on.youtube 2 года назад

      @@farhanathar2256 True.

    • @MuhammadIrfan-nx5ii
      @MuhammadIrfan-nx5ii 2 года назад

      desi informer

  • @supersonicbasugmail
    @supersonicbasugmail 2 года назад +15

    This has been a brilliant podcast. You usually get an "Indian" or a "Pakistani" perspective in books. But someone who lived through it, amazing man !

  • @farazmalik1940
    @farazmalik1940 3 года назад +115

    His line saying "Apny Mulq Ki Qadar Bahar Dhakky Khaany K Bad Ati Hai" made me realize how hard the situations would be for our labourers who're working outside Pakistan. May Allah SWT make things easier for them.

    • @Hamza-fr1gj
      @Hamza-fr1gj 3 года назад +5

      Bro you never know how we feel about our Pakistan... not saying that I didnt love my country during the time I spent in country but mulk ki qada Pakistan se bahir ee hoti he...
      They say overseas earn a lot and maze ee maze hain but they never realise we earn by working our arses of here... if most of Pakistanis who rely on their family members outside worked back in Pakistan they would earn as much..

    • @farazmalik1940
      @farazmalik1940 3 года назад +2

      @@Hamza-fr1gj More power to you sirrrrrr

    • @aliakbar3983
      @aliakbar3983 3 года назад +1

      Ameen ❤️

    • @neepabanerjee17
      @neepabanerjee17 Год назад

      Brother, please write the full form of SWT.

    • @firstsparkle5378
      @firstsparkle5378 Год назад +4

      Bilkul.... Bangaliyo ne to pahle Dhakke v khaye, Fir Genocide v survive kiya, Fir Apna khud ka mulk bnaya

  • @SuperTipu10
    @SuperTipu10 3 года назад +23

    This man said the truth we Pakistanis refuse to accept. It was our injustice that made the Bengalis hate us and deserved to throw us out of your homeland. And India only helped them in the process.

    • @itsmee6663
      @itsmee6663 3 года назад +2

      Muhktibani ne bihari or westpakistanis k sath bi bhot zulm kya tha ye ek civil war thi

    • @Mira-pm3ni
      @Mira-pm3ni Год назад +5

      ​@@itsmee6663 civil war tha but kyun tha yeh bhi toh socho .

    • @Faiz_Editz123
      @Faiz_Editz123 10 месяцев назад

      Tf yiu saying? There is limited proof of the ridiculous exaggerated claims by bengakis and indians.

    • @godseguy
      @godseguy 6 месяцев назад

      @@itsmee6663 Don't be a blind. Muktibahini was formed in march 1971 when Pakistan Army started "The Operation Searchlight." The atrocities that the Pakistan Army and West Pakistani politicians committed from 47 to 71 worked as a fuel to form Muktibahini.

  • @kimstarlet1114
    @kimstarlet1114 3 года назад +28

    It's an honour to be able to witness and listen to someone who survived 1971 war and how things were back then. We read in history but having someone who experienced all of it is just phenomenal and extraordinary in itself. Thank you for doing this. This has been the most precious and golden podcast. Allah Pak may bestow him with the best of health and happiness. He is our true hero to survive such harsh conditions and stay hopeful till the very end. Such remarkable journey it was. Thanks alot for sharing this with the world.

  • @Rishi.N.Mathur
    @Rishi.N.Mathur Год назад +4

    Such a simple and beautiful human being ...Love from Delhi 🇮🇳

  • @hamzaiqbal2163
    @hamzaiqbal2163 3 года назад +53

    New generation should listen to this podcast. Just realise the blessing of your own land where you can proudly walk.

    • @shortquickigcsenotes7022
      @shortquickigcsenotes7022 3 года назад +2

      Jbh

    • @narayansaini719
      @narayansaini719 2 года назад +2

      Also talk about what he said about Atrocities on Bengalis by your own people

    • @Vk-sk7nm
      @Vk-sk7nm Год назад +1

      Baloch people are bearing same treatment on their land.

  • @Usaha_x2
    @Usaha_x2 3 года назад +71

    My family Migrated from Nawab shah (Mashriqi Pakistan) in 1971, losing everything they had .. and now when I listen people saying to me why you guys came to Pakistan you are bengali's , you guys aren't true Pakistani etc etc , it really hurts ...My great grand parents spent their Half of life here( In maghribi Pakistan, present Pakistan) my Grand parents spent their youth here my father and mother were born here, I was born here (in Pakistan) and still people say we aren't really Pakistanis ..

    • @xyz-fq5nm
      @xyz-fq5nm 3 года назад +21

      U r more Pakistani then all of us.

    • @Usaha_x2
      @Usaha_x2 3 года назад +7

      @@xyz-fq5nm Thanks a lot ❤️

    • @xyz-fq5nm
      @xyz-fq5nm 3 года назад +11

      @@Usaha_x2 u aren't supposed to thank for it. Honestly as a nation we had made way too many mistakes. I really apologize for any such thing that you or your family had to grow through.. We really need to teach the real history to our people. We have to learn from our mistakes that's the only way.

    • @hindukushkhankhan5724
      @hindukushkhankhan5724 2 года назад +4

      We love u. You r true Pakistani

    • @maeoxys9336
      @maeoxys9336 2 года назад +1

      Aisay logon ko L pay charra

  • @shahnaseebb6175
    @shahnaseebb6175 3 года назад +20

    Thank you so much, Muzammil. I have met plenty of people who survived 1971, and their stories are extremely heartbreaking. I am so impressed and greatful to you to bring forward these stories; which goes against the proclaimed narrative of 1971 on the internet.

  • @wanderingfeather5789
    @wanderingfeather5789 2 года назад +13

    My father was also in prisoners when Dhaka fall happened, he was just new in army and they sent him to East Pakistan due to pre war situation. He been there for 3-4 years and when he got back, they not carried him in army for more tenure as it happened to all army prisoners.
    Thanks for this noble man for such amazing discussion.

    • @Maverick-zo4kc
      @Maverick-zo4kc Год назад +1

      Pakistan army committed genocide of Bengalis, especially Bengali Hindus, in erstwhile East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in 1971.....3 million Bengalis were brutally murdered by Pakistan army.....Shameful and outrageous

  • @coldshlder
    @coldshlder 3 года назад +35

    Incredible witness accounts of the horrible atrocities within South Asia. Younger south asian generations should listen to the painful history and try not to repeat these events.

  • @khalidabbasi5292
    @khalidabbasi5292 Год назад +6

    My father was also prisoner of war in India after 71. He was also kept in Meerut Camp. I wonder if they were together.. Most fascinating interview.

    • @danish5244
      @danish5244 Год назад

      How did Indians treat him in the camp

  • @ravikumarsribhashyam8846
    @ravikumarsribhashyam8846 Год назад +10

    Two points I noticed particularly. One, at the verge of being massacred by Mukthi Bahini, the Indian Army saved this man. The second this man has noticed trunk loads of money with some Pakistan army jawans. Just see the difference now and realize and respect other religions followers, other country people of different language and culture.

  • @krushnakulkarni
    @krushnakulkarni Год назад +5

    What a sensible youtuber, never interrupting at wrong times, intervening when need, asking correct questions, great job Muzamil !

  • @Danielbuffon
    @Danielbuffon 3 года назад +26

    literally, his story gave me shivers, imagining how hard the situation was. we are glad to hear this story. keep it up muzamil.

    • @narayansaini719
      @narayansaini719 2 года назад +4

      They were given Proper Barracks, Good Food and Regular Money by Indian Army.
      Can you Admire That Treatment given by Indian Army to Your POW's

    • @hassantech1862
      @hassantech1862 Год назад +1

      @@narayansaini719 f*** India and there Army We love our Country Pakistan

  • @AverageDriver180
    @AverageDriver180 Год назад +6

    my eyes teared up when he said " Apny Mulq Ki Qadar Bahar Dhakky Khaany K Bad Ati Hai" hes truely a wonderful soul

  • @tahreemfatima5015
    @tahreemfatima5015 3 года назад +29

    Mere dada bhi esa hi andaaz e bayaan rakhte the. Un ki yaad agayi💔l

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      @ghausvlogs5553 3 года назад

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  • @prakash7255
    @prakash7255 Год назад +79

    After 2 year I'm watching this podcast, as an Indian it is interesting to listen him, first time I knew that apart from 90000 soldies there were some civilion also who were hostage.

    • @gamingwithsmilyt
      @gamingwithsmilyt Год назад +9

      No the army was only 20000 others were policemen, guards and workers from west pakistan and bihar who were taken as pows

    • @cricket5179
      @cricket5179 Год назад +19

      @@gamingwithsmilyt 🙂 at least 20000 teas in 1971 itself 🙂...fantastic hai na ..hai na..

    • @mikhan5191
      @mikhan5191 Год назад

      The Pakistan army in East Pakistan, which later became Bangladesh, numbered 31,000 and they had NO Air cover and they could NOT be reinforced, so they had NO help from anybody - not even West Pakistan could help them.
      They were alone and fought bravely against 4 countries:
      Indian Army =450,000
      Bengali mukti bahini - trained & paid by India = 83,000
      USSR Soviet Union = Trained the terrorists & provided arms +ammunition +heavy weapons.
      Israel = provided India with weapons & missiles.
      So it was actually just 31,000 Pakistani Soldiers against an enemy numbering 600,000!!
      The 93K Pakistani prisoners of war included about 50k non army ppl such as police, railway workers, Bank staff, large group of West Pakistani business ppl who had moved to E. Pakistan & setup factories + families etc. Instead of sending them back separately, India included all them with the 30 K Soldiers.
      India should be ashamed of calling this a victory!
      Taking women & children & civilians as POWs then pretending they were all soldiers!!
      Above info compiled from various sources inc. Lt Gen Amjad Shuaib.

    • @laulaksiddique6160
      @laulaksiddique6160 Год назад

      After 700 years the Hindus one a war with the help of Bengalis and the Soviets

    • @Ms-a_1
      @Ms-a_1 Год назад +23

      ​@@gamingwithsmilytnot 20000. Army was 54000 airforce 833 navy 1386 and paramilitary 16000 and police 8000 and rest government employees and civilians. This is accepted by hamodour rahman commision. In 1972

  • @sariakhan9011
    @sariakhan9011 3 года назад +27

    Historical Conversation.Please invite more personalities to discuss about history which is great asset of our country.

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    • @amita8526
      @amita8526 3 года назад +1

      ur history is nort more than 70 years LMAOO

    • @XtremeFun
      @XtremeFun 3 года назад +8

      @@amita8526 please spread this dirt under indian videos. RSS terrorists in the comment section will not be appreciated

    • @amita8526
      @amita8526 3 года назад

      @@XtremeFun thats why u guys are stipped naked at airport lmaooo

    • @mubeeniqbal2455
      @mubeeniqbal2455 2 года назад

      @@XtremeFun 😂😂😂

  • @Rishi.N.Mathur
    @Rishi.N.Mathur Год назад +19

    As an 🇮🇳 I can only appreciate your efforts to bring such people and stories to us ...God bless you

    • @samitmathur007
      @samitmathur007 Год назад

      Whatever comes out of this oldies mouth is bs... Yet another wave of good times coming their way....
      Enjoy... Because you are worth shit and nothing else!!

  • @TalalJaved
    @TalalJaved 3 года назад +13

    He looks like my Nana Abu, I saw the whole podcast as if I'm watching him speaking once again as he used to tell same stories. May his soul Rest in Peace. More power to you to bring this podcast for us.

  • @madheeaafroz2920
    @madheeaafroz2920 11 месяцев назад +1

    This podcast is close to my heart after Dada(grandfather) I listened this whole story in same accent and way that my Dada used to tell that how they struggled and migrated Karachi

  • @ars1an891
    @ars1an891 3 года назад +7

    This was moving. Thank you Muzamil for being a great host, not interrupting and keeping everything in a natural flow.

  • @nilofer60
    @nilofer60 3 года назад +6

    I've said this before and I'll say it again....you have the best guests on your podcast. Loved hearing his story. Please bring more people like him. We all need to hear these stories first hand. Thank you once again.

  • @honeybee5740
    @honeybee5740 3 года назад +16

    Literally , this is the first podcast that i listened with full interest 😊🇵🇰💚

  • @sadabmuntasir9535
    @sadabmuntasir9535 3 года назад +124

    I'm Bangladeshi. I don't know actually what happened that time, this story true or false and even I not gonna judge any of you. A very famous Bangladeshi writer name Syed Mujtaba Ali wrote in his book 'Bangladesh' after this incident ('71) "Everyone has their own story, A man, woman, boy-girl military man, Aam Aadmi, even 2years old babies also, everyone's". everyone wants to tell but they couldn't. And I personally love to listen to this kind of conversation. Their stories journey, struggle, hustle, and survival. Thank you Farhad Sahab make it happen, and also Muzamil Hasan sir. Huge respect to both of you.

    • @tanikhan1821
      @tanikhan1821 3 года назад +17

      Thank you for being open-minded and listening to a different perspective instead of falling for Indian propaganda only

    • @comefly101
      @comefly101 3 года назад

      True

    • @gamecinema3606
      @gamecinema3606 3 года назад

      ❤️ Right bro

    • @TheSoulja99boy
      @TheSoulja99boy 3 года назад +33

      ​@@tanikhan1821 Stop Pakistani propaganda then expect us to believe you lmao

    • @olkia4
      @olkia4 2 года назад +7

      salam brother, we might not be present at that time but one thing we can do is pray Allah to give us "baseerat" the insight and use common sense as well as facts instead of hate and prejudice, I, as a Pakistani curse and disconnect myself from any general, politician or bureaucrat who was responsible for a single atrocity against any civilian. There were only 35000 Pakistani soldiers in east Pakistan surrounded by 5 crore Bengalis and Indian army, how on earth can 35000 Pakistanis do what Indian/Bengali media claim

  • @adeeelamasood6946
    @adeeelamasood6946 3 года назад +39

    Hi muzammil bhai . I just want to thank you. Honestly you are like an elder brother who through his podcasts has taught so many important lessons and you have changed my perspective of life. Same goes for Humna api's podcasts. I don't have elder siblings but honestly you both are playing that role by guiding teenagers like me through your podcasts and giving our confused minds a direction .My mom and I listen to your and hamna api's podcasts on our commute to college. I know you don't have the number of subscribers which you actually deserve but please never stop making quality podcasts like this. You have set a benchmark for other Pakistani podcast makers. Thank you so much. May Allah bless you.Keep producing amazing content and keep bringing amazing people to your podcasts.
    -Regards,
    A teenager who will one day owe Muzammil bhai the credit of her success.

    • @ayeshashah5256
      @ayeshashah5256 3 года назад +3

      Love tjem both to bits💯💯🥺❤️❤️ my favourite part of the day is watching their stories on ig😍❤️

  • @sehrishali7458
    @sehrishali7458 3 года назад +21

    i cried with him :((( what a wonderful podcast it was. need more like these!!

    • @VivekYadav-uw5ls
      @VivekYadav-uw5ls Год назад

      Same happen to us in kashmir

    • @Loading........Dr.
      @Loading........Dr. Год назад

      @@VivekYadav-uw5ls what happened

    • @VivekYadav-uw5ls
      @VivekYadav-uw5ls Год назад

      @@Loading........Dr. horrors of seeing killing of relatives. when get targeted. Cursed .Not able to protect your family. Life becomes a misery.

    • @VivekYadav-uw5ls
      @VivekYadav-uw5ls Год назад

      @@Loading........Dr. you just want to leave that place

    • @piyushjaiswal9283
      @piyushjaiswal9283 Год назад

      Cry for the millions of Bengali women they *aped for years in military camps.

  • @aleemriaz709
    @aleemriaz709 3 года назад +8

    i have been following you for as long as i can remember, and you have always felt like a elder brother i never had. I had to leave instagram due to some personal reasons and i was really sad about not being able to follow you. I was extreamely overjoyed to hear about this podcast. It was everything i ever wanted. i have been watching and hearing every podcast since. And thoroughly loved each and every second of it.
    This is my first comment on it, because i wanted to emphasize how amazing this was. i cried through out the podcast and loved every second of it. and THIS IS WHAT WE WANT. The heroes that dont get the followers or likes but deserve something more then that, our admiration.
    JazakAllah khairan kaseerah for existing akhi. May the Almighty always protect you.

  • @RakshitSharma207
    @RakshitSharma207 Год назад +51

    Proud of #INDIAN ARMY… ❤. we fight for Truth we fight for Humanity irrespective of caste creed colour and which religion you follow….❤ MAZHAB NAHI SIKHATA APAS MA BEER RAKHNA HINDI HA HAM VATAN HA SARE JHA SE ACHA HINDUSTA HMARA… jai hind….

    • @akhtarshahbaz6951
      @akhtarshahbaz6951 Год назад

      Indians are voltures
      Dont forget muslims ruled india for 700 years .
      Hindu has no history of being worriors or fighters .

    • @healthylife1112
      @healthylife1112 Год назад +1

      Vande mataram

    • @fouziamaqbool8959
      @fouziamaqbool8959 Год назад

      And what do you think about crimes in kashmir and naga land by your army ?

  • @RazV6
    @RazV6 3 года назад +10

    Bless him. He mentioned Thandi Sarak in Hyderabad and that place made me remember my childhood. Thanks for this podcast, emotions were high in this one

  • @WajahatAK
    @WajahatAK 2 года назад +3

    We have great stories but we can't make a single film on it. This man is a survivor and he is still standing still. Respect

  • @hasnainabbasdilawar8832
    @hasnainabbasdilawar8832 3 года назад +29

    I love the diversity of topics covered here. Great job man!

    • @TBTGO
      @TBTGO  3 года назад +4

      Thank you sir

  • @muhammadsaadburki8015
    @muhammadsaadburki8015 23 дня назад

    The amount of positivity after all the atrocities and sufferings in his life, woww. This is what we need to be successful. Thanks a lot for doing this podcast.

  • @inshrahawan3882
    @inshrahawan3882 3 года назад +8

    Please make more podcasts like this one. This is history in its true essence. So much respect for Farhat Sahab and everyone else who endured hardships with him.

  • @faizahmed6068
    @faizahmed6068 2 года назад +3

    Everybody is talking about how insightful the words of the guest are; but nobody seems to have noticed how attentively is Muzammil listens to his guests without interrupting them. We should all aspire to be like Muzammil. Kudos bro!

  • @prasannachitnis892
    @prasannachitnis892 Год назад +5

    One of my relations retd.Late Brig.Wadke ( Maratha Light Infantry) was in Sylhet sector during the 1971 war.Proud of our Indian Army.🇮🇳👍🇮🇳👍🇮🇳👍🇮🇳👍🇮🇳

  • @mmaryammehmood1062
    @mmaryammehmood1062 3 года назад +6

    Reminds me of my Dada abu May Allah grant him jannah. Yahi andaze bayan rakhty thy wo esy he waqiyt sunaty thy hmin. ❤️ This man is a true inspiration literally his words "apny mulk ka pata chalta he" makes me reminds our blessings.

  • @Rustyeze
    @Rustyeze 3 года назад +6

    This episode of podcast is golden, history and struggle and much more , recommended everyone to watch and learn how country is important and what true independence meant

  • @pravatsingh2819
    @pravatsingh2819 Год назад +10

    Good episode, nice guest and anchor. Sam Manekshaw the General of Indian Army assured the Prisoners of War and instructed his officers to deal with them in proper manner. So he was loved by Pakistan soldiers at that time. Even during Kargil war one Capt of Pak Army was honoured when One Indian Army officer told his counter part to honour him for his bravery.

    • @irshadmdkhan9384
      @irshadmdkhan9384 Год назад +2

      In Quran almighty all told,if you deliver justice you will be remain,if you deny justice you will be finished,Bengali Muslim having majority if they are given thier right as prime minister whole Pakistan will exist,but West Pakistani be minority in parliament feel superior Bangla muslim inferior to him this is main reason Pakistan split new Bangla Desh appear, Is there Punjabi sindhi,pakhtoon and baluch are superior muslim to Bengali Muslim?pak Army responsible for destroying Pakistan.

  • @mominatanvir9122
    @mominatanvir9122 3 года назад +16

    What an incredible story.
    Your selection of guests and questions are fantastic, Muzammil. Great work, team TBT! 👌

    • @TBTGO
      @TBTGO  3 года назад +3

      Thank you so much!

    • @Maverick-zo4kc
      @Maverick-zo4kc Год назад +1

      Pakistan army committed genocide of Bengalis, especially Bengali Hindus, in erstwhile East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in 1971.....3 million Bengalis were brutally murdered by Pakistan army.....Shameful and outrageous

  • @mohammadshamsi548
    @mohammadshamsi548 Год назад +1

    Excellent interview which drove me down back in 70s. This is a live history. My beloved Farhat Hussain has faced lots of problems but he showed nothing against the players behind this episode. It is his greatness. May Allah (swt) grant him maximum reward of his patience against all his difficulties and pains he faced. Ameen

  • @furqan8000
    @furqan8000 3 года назад +15

    Muzamil bhai you need to get someone who experienced 1947 partition. They are very few now and we should preserve their stories. Btw amazing work, i eagerly follow your content

  • @khalidhussain8584
    @khalidhussain8584 2 года назад +2

    This Baba ji has very good memory, he relayed his experience to us so wonderfully, what a great man! Subhaan Allah!

  • @talhaiftikhar2725
    @talhaiftikhar2725 3 года назад +20

    Allah uncle ko sehat aur afiyat de.

  • @hinanazli7264
    @hinanazli7264 3 года назад +5

    My Dada Abu used to tell stories like this... Ya dahkte Hoye Laga Jase vohi behte hon...
    Sub say achi baat Kay Unko baat Kehne Ka Pora Moqa Diya...Host nay Bhut ache say suna... Interruption nahi aii baat may👍👍👍...
    Make more podcast like this...

  • @victordashmohapatra3546
    @victordashmohapatra3546 Год назад +5

    as an Indian we seek forgiveness for inconvenience and hardship of civilians who got struck between two armies, our intentions were to save lives be it Indian, Bangladeshi or Pakistani

    • @trilokyamohanchakra6351
      @trilokyamohanchakra6351 7 месяцев назад

      Wtf? Have some shame before asking for forgiveness for a favor we did to them for the sale of humanity

  • @AshishSharma-sd8fn
    @AshishSharma-sd8fn Год назад +4

    That's why everyone loves our Indian Army💕❤. Enemies praise Indian army.

  • @sehroshkhan1623
    @sehroshkhan1623 2 года назад +5

    And still pakistanis say that it was all fault of Indian army and Bangalis but relaity is completely opposite

  • @emanguftar2761
    @emanguftar2761 3 года назад +71

    I literally cried while listening to this podcast!! Every episode of these podcasts always teaches us something new! Muzamil Sir what you are doing is highly commendable! Just Wow! Keep making such content Sir ! May Allah bless you Ameen.

    • @TBTGO
      @TBTGO  3 года назад +13

      Thank you so much ma’am!

    • @Maverick-zo4kc
      @Maverick-zo4kc Год назад +7

      Pakistan army committed genocide of Bengalis, especially Bengali Hindus, in erstwhile East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in 1971.....3 million Bengalis were brutally murdered by Pakistan army.....Shameful and outrageous

    • @adityashah1353
      @adityashah1353 Год назад

      Yeah you should cry because you (pakistani) are the perpetrators here.

    • @rajvanshsingh8165
      @rajvanshsingh8165 Год назад

      Kash un lakho Bengali aurto ka rape inke sathiyo ne kiya uske bat bhi karta ye bhudda agar mere galat lag rahe ho to me sabut deta hu... Tumhari army...army nahi ha ek cartel ha jo apne khud se mtlb rakte ha

  • @ahmad-masroor
    @ahmad-masroor 3 года назад +14

    30:14 :'( made me cry

  • @muhammadnouman3990
    @muhammadnouman3990 2 года назад +10

    This literally reminded me of my grand father :( , He fought 1965 & 1971 , and I don't know why but this respected person is telling story exactly like my grandfather, I'm feeling that this is my grandfather sitting in front of me :( , Alas! We ruined our country :'(

    • @Maverick-zo4kc
      @Maverick-zo4kc Год назад +7

      Pakistan army committed genocide of Bengalis, especially Bengali Hindus, in erstwhile East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in 1971.....3 million Bengalis were brutally murdered by Pakistan army.....Shameful and outrageous

    • @smilefaceofbengal
      @smilefaceofbengal Год назад

      yes , Pakistan army destroyed Pakistan.

  • @WaleedRajput1
    @WaleedRajput1 3 года назад +24

    your respect getting higher .. love from Hyderabad

  • @sheikhumer7873
    @sheikhumer7873 3 года назад +31

    Pakistan is blessings with all negatives we have to work for the improvement of the society. We need to unite the country 🇵🇰❤️
    I cried while watching it. 💔

    • @farhanathar2256
      @farhanathar2256 3 года назад +1

      Great. That you got the gist of the program. I hope our other young ones also get the same feeling after listening to this brilliant podcast

  • @user-by7kl6dm3q
    @user-by7kl6dm3q Год назад +4

    मैं हमेशा से यह आंखो देखें हालात सुनना चाहता था।
    धन्यवाद।। जय हिन्द।।

  • @ishratbinteshams2445
    @ishratbinteshams2445 Год назад +2

    Look how good is Indian army. Give them ration. Salute Indian army from Bangladesh

  • @saimakhalid8156
    @saimakhalid8156 3 года назад +15

    Aoa, Muzammil one of our uncle experienced the partition. He came from India. If u are interested . You can call him and he can share precious moments and history of Pakistan.

    • @Maverick-zo4kc
      @Maverick-zo4kc Год назад +2

      Pakistan army committed genocide of Bengalis, especially Bengali Hindus, in erstwhile East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in 1971.....3 million Bengalis were brutally murdered by Pakistan army.....Shameful and outrageous

  • @hamzainayatbarlas1918
    @hamzainayatbarlas1918 3 года назад +4

    This guy is full of positivity and gratitude

  • @abdullahanwer3075
    @abdullahanwer3075 3 года назад +7

    I can't explain the impact of this episode. It's awesome.
    Keep em coming 😁

  • @aleexious2466
    @aleexious2466 2 года назад +4

    Such a decent selection of guests.
    Hats off to you Sir Muzamil.
    We can't thank you for what you are giving us.

  • @mohammadali3711
    @mohammadali3711 3 года назад +15

    we made a lot of mistakes like making urdu the national language and we committed a lot of atrocities which let to the bangali people to kill us because our government and military was killing them for years

    • @truth-ip1qj
      @truth-ip1qj Год назад

      You are still committing mistakes in kashmir. You will not be getting anything except dead bodies.

  • @mdshariarshanto4990
    @mdshariarshanto4990 3 года назад +7

    I am Bangladeshi. I personally don't hate Pakistan. But your rulers of 1966 to 1971 were orges.

    • @MuhammadTalha-qc2de
      @MuhammadTalha-qc2de 3 года назад +2

      What you expect from Dictator they not represent Pakistan completely

    • @mdshariarshanto4990
      @mdshariarshanto4990 3 года назад +4

      @@MuhammadTalha-qc2de But the people of West Pakistan of that time didn't raise their voice in favour of Bangladesh or East Pakistan also. That hurts more. 😔

    • @mdshariarshanto4990
      @mdshariarshanto4990 3 года назад +2

      @@MuhammadTalha-qc2de Not only that. After the separation many of you thought us as a traitor or as an Indian state. Yes, India helped us then but that for their own benefit not for us. But for achieving freedom, we were in need of ammunition and military strength; thus we didn't refuse their help. In war it happened. That doesn't mean that we are traitors or bad. 🙃

    • @MuhammadTalha-qc2de
      @MuhammadTalha-qc2de 3 года назад +1

      @@mdshariarshanto4990 No The Problem is That Indra After Breaking Pakistan Said
      * We Have Avenge our 1000 years defeat from Muslims*
      Many of You Still Like This Cow

    • @MuhammadTalha-qc2de
      @MuhammadTalha-qc2de 3 года назад

      @@mdshariarshanto4990 They also Treat Bad With Us

  • @adilali5334
    @adilali5334 3 года назад +7

    Farhat Hussein you are an inspiration.

  • @GurdipSingh-pr7ob
    @GurdipSingh-pr7ob 2 года назад +23

    Baba ji have good memory n he explained everything in a nice way....Sir it all happened due to foolishness of Yahya Khan and Bhutto who could not handle the situation properly. The more demage was done by the Pakistan army in East pakistan after 26th march 1971. Ultimately East pakistan is gone for for ever no body can bring it back now old memories remain there to haunt......plain n nice speaking by Baba ji... .thanx...

    • @smilefaceofbengal
      @smilefaceofbengal Год назад +4

      thank you gurdeep, suffering because of the stupid activities of pakistan army and its associates

    • @hassantech1862
      @hassantech1862 Год назад +1

      @@smilefaceofbengal Dushmano ke sath mil jao Shahbash Well done 👍🏻 Sahi Ja raha hun

    • @ABCD-cw3fs
      @ABCD-cw3fs Год назад +2

      @@hassantech1862 O Mama O Thakkele O Bhayee zarra brake maar,...@10.3..Indian Army Saved him from Bengali Hindu..muslim"Mukti Bahini"..who were, killed,..raped by your soldiers

    • @vidhushekhar17
      @vidhushekhar17 Год назад

      WE WILL CREATE KHALISTAN IN 😝🤗 C A N A D A. 😁😝
      SIKHS, MUSLIMS, CHRISTIANS, PARSIS AND JEWS, JAINS AND BUDDHISTS ARE H A P P Y IN INDIA AND ARE FLOURISHING. THEY BECOME MEGA-STARS, PRESIDENTS OF INDIA, CHIEF JUSTICE, LEADERS AND WHAT NOT. OF COURSE WE WILL PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE BALOCH PEOPLE, TO THE PASHTUNS, TO THE KASHMIRIS OF THE PoK, THE SINDHI COMMUNITY OF PAKISTAN, THE UIGHUR MUSLIMS OF CHINA.

    • @jakiasultana5088
      @jakiasultana5088 Год назад

      I am from Bangladesh.

  • @harismoin3433
    @harismoin3433 3 года назад +6

    I always enjoy the company of old people, there's always so much to learn from their experiences. Looking forward to more podcasts like this.

  • @tayabairfan7449
    @tayabairfan7449 3 года назад +6

    The best podcast till now. Plz invite more guests like him. ❣️❣️❣️

  • @AbeerZahid47
    @AbeerZahid47 3 года назад +62

    All those people who make war jokes between Indian and Pakistan should listen to this to get a reality check!!

    • @molecule228
      @molecule228 3 года назад +13

      You do realize that the extent of rape committed by Pakistani military in east Pakistan ( now Bangladesh ) right ? Nothing can ever warrant such inhumanity , that is one thing that only Pakistani military has done to its so called people , it is something to really think about .

    • @farhanathar2256
      @farhanathar2256 3 года назад

      He also said 'apna mulk apna hota hai'
      Those people in our younger generation who dismiss Pakistan and its importance or look to leave this country or do nothing but just promote negativity should also listen to this podcast and understand apna Pakistan apna hi hai. Loving our country should be our top most priority, we didn't get it for free in some golden plate.

    • @slimmy478-6
      @slimmy478-6 3 года назад +2

      @@molecule228 Hinduvta troll spotted

    • @molecule228
      @molecule228 3 года назад

      @@slimmy478-6 every Pakistan has really bad education.

    • @slimmy478-6
      @slimmy478-6 3 года назад +1

      @@molecule228 yeah and RSS hinduvta education rivals Oxford 🤡

  • @jssidhoo
    @jssidhoo Год назад +6

    What a traumatic experience
    . This podcast brings out the importance of PEACE both internal and external. One of the reasons why Bangladesh is prosperous compared to Pakistan is it is reasonably peaceful internally and has no border issues with its only neighbor India .

    • @delhiwala4480
      @delhiwala4480 Год назад

      It also shares boarder with Burma 🇲🇲.

    • @jssidhoo
      @jssidhoo Год назад +1

      The point that I was trying to make was that Bangladesh is at peace with its neighbors hence does not have to spend large amounts on its security-- this amount can then be spent on human development. FDI also flows to countries that have peace .

  • @csnoor1
    @csnoor1 Год назад +5

    He is telling his story from West Pakistan Side ..... he says they would not go far for abundance of Mukti Bahini 😅 . Unfortunately , he did not say how Pakistani Occupied Army treated the Inhabitants of this Land . What was plan of Brutal Na Pak Army . He says Indian Army Indian Army.
    😮

    • @muneebbhat3928
      @muneebbhat3928 Год назад +2

      Dude he already mentioned numerous times how the army committed atrocities on Bengalis

  • @jugnukhanum5433
    @jugnukhanum5433 2 года назад +3

    Tears and heartbreaking glad he was able to tell us what happened.and what our families went through and what our army faced in this war.prisoner of war never spoke.

    • @Cost_fine
      @Cost_fine Год назад

      This is known as karma..your army ,ppl,govt. Did brutal acts on bengalis mothers,sisters and childrens..shame on this pakistani army..coward army ..shame

  • @AnandMMisra
    @AnandMMisra Год назад +3

    Pakistan should remain obliged and indebted to the Indian forces for saving their citizens and surrendered army from the massacre by Mukti Bahini

  • @law99channel
    @law99channel Год назад +1

    Chacha Ji may you blessed with Good health....🙏

  • @fatoomaiqbal5159
    @fatoomaiqbal5159 3 года назад +8

    He is a legend ♥️♥️ loved every bit of this podcast.

  • @Conversations_with_QT
    @Conversations_with_QT 3 года назад +16

    I wish his story be used as a script and we Pakistanis get to watch what we really need to ! To know our bitter history :( !Much respect for this Baba g.

  • @yamnafarrukh2815
    @yamnafarrukh2815 3 года назад +6

    MashAllah MashAllah❤️ DADA ABU Allah pak aap ko sehat, tandrusti dain or aap ka saaya hum sab par yunhien salaatmat rakheien.
    AMEEN

  • @shariqbawa4643
    @shariqbawa4643 3 года назад +2

    Muzammil bhai we are so proud to have you! May Allah always keep you and your loved ones happy. Ameen

  • @shabbiravlogs
    @shabbiravlogs 3 года назад +9

    30:27 made me cry

  • @sultanmohammadarif5370
    @sultanmohammadarif5370 3 года назад +6

    Great to hear Pakistani prospective about the war. War Is always destructive. Great learning for me. Thanks for sharing.

    • @amberlight5830
      @amberlight5830 2 года назад

      Wars shapes the world.

    • @rpsharma636
      @rpsharma636 Год назад

      Thanks muzammile. It is for the first time that I know about you and subscribed your channel. Your effort to interview the people’s stories from the old brave who experienced those days of struggling times when a movement for liberation of East Pakistan was in its peak. Every nation, every khandaan, every community and every man has its/ his history of good and bad times. You can also contact a few persons of 1947 times when ( both Hindus- Muslims) to know their respective experiences of those days when they had to leave their respective homes. So, you can also interview persons from Balochistan who have lost their young children by the actions of Army. There are stories of Kashmiri pandits who were forced by Pakistani- trained terrorists to leave their homes in nineties. So, there are numerous stories of human’s brutality on humans in Europe or this sub-continent. How wives lost their husbands, mothers their lovely children, children their parents. So story of each human being is unique in his own way. I. also had tears in my eyes while watching tears in old pure man’s eyes. Your effort is highly appreciable. It is necessary to for the present and future generation to understand the reality of life…… wish all those long life who are surviving to pass on their practical experiences to us all……, with respect from India.

  • @XtremeFun
    @XtremeFun 3 года назад +6

    Such a great podcast, no words. It would be extra ordinary if you could get any military person during the war in a podcast

  • @nuhankhan2394
    @nuhankhan2394 2 года назад +3

    Being a Bangladeshi, it also reminded us of the struggles of civilians during a war..... wonderful story .....

    • @devildevil8304
      @devildevil8304 Год назад

      Being a Bangladeshi your mom was fucked by this Abbuu…

  • @ashwanisharma7853
    @ashwanisharma7853 Год назад +13

    Hello respected sir,
    I am from Hisar, Haryana Bharat, very nice information given by senior citizens of Karachi Pakistan about ninteen seventy one,about his capture in Bangladesh and released in india,at this very time I am a student of Joginder Nagar High school in ninth class, and it's time of winter's December seventy one',
    Another remember of wheat flour Red colour, because of Americans wheat of Red colour,its Chapati Lal rang ki or pakate her tawa Sai utrate hee sookh jati,
    God bless you all.

  • @JapGujral2000
    @JapGujral2000 Год назад +2

    Chachaji went through very tough & traumatic time, god bless him from 🇮🇳

    • @JapGujral2000
      @JapGujral2000 Год назад

      Was salary given to Uncle Ji's family when he was POW in India?

    • @adwait73
      @adwait73 Год назад

      @@JapGujral2000 Don't forget holocaust faced by Hindus and Sikhs due to partition and Kashmiri Pandits in 1991.

  • @hafsakhan6912
    @hafsakhan6912 3 года назад +5

    Such an informative podcast 👍
    Also, The way you were respectful, towards him and his views, deserves appreciation.
    Both of you are assets to the country 🖤

  • @mohammadminhaj3446
    @mohammadminhaj3446 3 года назад +2

    This was wonderful to watch. Thank you for inviting him and please do invite more people like him who have witnessed our past. This is needed.

  • @ahmedshajeeasimkhan728
    @ahmedshajeeasimkhan728 3 года назад +9

    SALAM. Great to listen from a person who actually has been a part of 1971. P.S your look at seth abid's smuggling fact was funny. Hahaha

  • @Ans_aka_Inzi1073
    @Ans_aka_Inzi1073 Год назад +4

    Truly a special episode... Such versions of history are always rare to find 💯