Rajasthan, the Lost Land of the Maharajas
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2024
- This land rich in history embodies all the magic of India. Located in the North of India, it is the ancestral land of the maharajas. We go to meet inhabitants and travelers of this isolated state between plains and mountains.
Director: Laurent Cadoret
Original Title: Somewhere on Earth: Rajasthan 
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The horserider is like some character from a romantic or warriors tale. The more I watch...the more I admire.
The way he was sat on his noble steed & then they twirled around in perfect harmony.
The programme is almost over the whole thing was mesmerising...especially the horseman, Ajid & of course the horses.
I will shush up now.
Thanks for a great documentary
I literally just watched a video about India's geography and it's amazing how they have shaped much of the desert into habitable land.
Decedent's of sumerians.😮not that I'm a Genius Anthropologist, find me.
These are beautiful people with beautiful art who deserve respect.
This video is magnificent. I had never really seen anything about this region of India. And yes, I know there are countless gods and great religious variety in India. But I didn't know that in Rajasthan there is a temple for a motorcycle that houses the god of bikers.
They are beautiful souls.
Majestic majestic majestic, all the feels exploring from my couch potato throne.
This young French Lass, has brought tears to my eyes. Because she's a split image of my long lost girlfriend I left in England, some 30years ago. It's really lovely to see someone who reminds one of Someone I Used to Know..😢. LuvU Mame...thanks for the memory...😘...As we all have double somewhere in this crazy World...😊😅😂....
I remember working in Rajasthan for a fortnight when I was 22. What an experience.
I’m a huge believer in keeping good traditions alive
Be proud of yourself! The horses need you and you need them. You are a fine man
And just like that... I am going to India
Incredible India
Beautiful these peoples their story , the horses
Too beautiful to attempt any words… Ajit and his Mawari horses took my breath away… thank you for a great documentary.
Unveiling the mystique of Rajasthan, where Maharajas' legacy still lingers.
Horseman is lovely and so is his horse. All the best to Geraldine and her iron horse too.
Beautiful people, rich in so much. Blessings on those families. Great documentary
The ancestral crest of the Maharanas of Udaipur feature a Maharana standing on one side and a Bhil standing on the other side, supporting a crest with a pictoral of Chittorgarh Fort. The Maharanas have always honored the Bhils, for they are a support in the times of war and desperate events. Who could live without the Bhils? The Bhils are like the Bedu in Arabia....they know the deserts well and know how to live in it.
Totally Touchable 😊
To ruin their graveyard & this whole culture of caste is the shame of the bhramin.
If they want to get picky....then i pick these humble, gentle & very ingenious people 🎉🎉🎉
Best wishes to Jabbra...the new King of the desert🎉
Do you believe ........
Who digs well for Brahmin,who make pots for Brahmins, propoganda and bullshit
Same the world over. Those at the bottom of the social structure are deemed of value only as scapegoats .
My understanding is that the Untouchables were the offsprings of inter-caste couplings, a mortal sin long ago. The Untouchables were basically paying for the sins of their ancestors. The object for the stiff laws against Untouchables were to kill them off. But the religious leaders probably underestimated human resilience. The Untouchables survived and even flourished in some areas.
If the Brahmin were responsible for caste system why other castes not ending this system in present time including you
Beautiful India_With love from the Holy Land:)
Ghana?
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Are you from USA? The land of the brave , the home of the free? The land which has led the march of civilisation in the modern age?
Beautiful humble colourful people. No fakes, no wealth. Just happy and humble with their horses . The horse a d his owner ressemble😂. Such majesty and beauty❤❤ congratulations Geraldine and Praveen❤ all the best! And please, these people are beautiful. They are not " untouchable".
RAJASTHAN is most varsetile and full of butyful landscape areas state of INDIA. I am leaving in this area since my childhood. Butyful land with butiful people.
My grand father and father s lend Rajhistan
I would love to visit the land of kings my ancestors left there maybe 900+ years ago and carried stories from a long the way even tho we don't look like them any more I wonder how we would get along
Im indian are you romani?
@@nurseryskunk0223, I think so.
beautiful video, beautiful landscapes and beautiful people, thanks
Very adventurous french woman. Love it.
What an amazing video.
The history lessons had me enthralled, almost missed my station.
Thanks
It was interesting 👍
Interesting, you knuckled a thumbs-up. :) Kind regards to you and yours.
@@knottytoob & to you & yours too!
Ciao bella❤
Absolutely fascinated by the forts.
Had you misspelt " forts" I would hasten to suggest that it is probably because of all the spices they use.
Great and honest documentry i seen from long time...i am also from Rajasthan living in Aust.
Good many thanks to the honourable Director,Musician and Producer for this educational & excellent documentary film .
They speak English! Why does it need to be dubbed in English!? Mindboggling! Where can I watch the original?
Indian accent is not well understood by many foreigners. Don't worry , I do not feel offended. Your well-being matters to us as visitors from foreign lands! Please do visit and be safe.
A good documentary. Interesting & factual & gives a good overview & picture of life & the lovely people. Well presented & good film footage. It was really good to learn of the history & geography. Thank you.
Oh my gosh, I love the ears on his horse I’ve never seen a horse have ears that moved this way and curled like his horses did.
Nice dacumentry ❤
Lovely video.
best documentary with flake globe at the start...
Seen this nice
My motherland 🇮🇳 is so so amazing unique
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These people are beautiful, you can see their goodness and humble hearts. How can someone full of religion will call the image of the divine an untouchable. Religious people can be really evil and hypocritical. Surprise, surprise at the end of the age, for the meak of heart shall inherit the land. So motte be! I would love to spend some time with these people and learn from them. Is terrible how religion has a big share on spreading the hate and also injustice all over the world. When humanity is going to understand the gravity of the error.
Exactly. Its the same the world over. Those at the bottom of the social structure are deemed of value only as scapegoats . To smash that mans parents´ grave is to wound him deeply. And , of course , that was the intended effect. " Out with you into the desert , you shitty little goat. Get your pathetic bleating out of earshot. "
Love frm rajsthan
I’m with you in every kind of wind and road. I hope and pray I have the privilege of sharing earth space with you 🌕
Keep continuing on, inspiring yourself and others.
Nice so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Awsome doc
very interesting
I've been to Rajasthan about a dozen times - starting in 1981. To me the most enchanting place is Jaisalmer: 'A horse of wood, a frame of stone will bring you to Jaisalmer alone'.
My best wishes for your channel yours documentary made on indian state of Rajasthan is informative firstly you came in to india for travelling and to see india by motorcycle famous brand commonly called as bullet your visit from desert of thar started prahbhu the head of N G O and it's community's life villages his work highlight you are also give visit to Udaypur palace and Maharaja according to me yours visit and discussion on horses is important nice information on marwadi horses Horses is a proud of india we religious people of this country respect horses as God in golden era of india in every home and villages horses are use from war transportation traveling mode of communication religious events marriages etc nice videography thanks
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Beautiful
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wow
love an light
I visited this place on my vacation ❤
I ❤️ Maharaja
❤❤❤ Vídeo Maravilhoso 💖👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Wow
MashaAllah soooo beautiful programme
Har Har iMAHADEVA ....
dhanwaad bhai... sadar pranam
Untouchability is a blight upon my great nation and I as a millennial have vowed to end it with my generation. I vow to respect all people regardless of colour,race,gender,caste or other divisions and categories. It does nto mean that i will stop believing in my varna or caste as a Kshatriya but that i will shed the wickedness that made many of my ancestors oblivious to see other human beings as equal and worthy of dignity.
At 37:00 there is this absolutely glorious horse. A man is on his back speaking and this beautiful horses' ears almost touch each other and make a circle. I'm a woman in the United States that lives in Ocala Florida the horse capital of this nation and I have never in all my days seen a horse's ears like that horse. If anybody's paying attention to poor lack of knowledge me could you please tell me what breed that horse is? Living in the horse capital of the nation you would think I would have at least seen a picture of this kind of horse before. Thanks in advance for reading this.
Actually never mind later towards the end of the video I have my answer thank you very much
At 45, he says Mawari breed and explains the wonderful ears.
Amazing keeping that breed of horse alive❣️
I was not expecting a documentary about a pot dealer! Great job!
Yes . In UK the pot dealers are usually from Pakistan , not Rajasthan .
Great documentary. As a south Indian it breaks my heart that there are bad people who would trouble Bhils or low caste people even in this age. This thing also happens in south. Discrimination and hatred based on social status.
India is THE most populace country in the world!
yes! unfortunately women don't have much agency and many married off early in life and lack of contraception... it is changing with new generation though. Maybe next 200 years we will lose top 5 position
It was beautiful, I just didn't like how every single dialogue was translated even though it was in English. Some of it could've been shown in subtitles so we could hear their accent of English too.
Sadly thousands of horses are beaten and marched to there death carrying Indians up to mountain kalish....that's the sad truth where most end up
I love this girl with hobby.
I dont know why voiceover was done even when he was speaking in english???
This document must be used for more tourism industry by the India Government Tourism Department .
Also, as an Indian, I believe that our beloved Chetak ( Rana Pratap's horse) will come back through the new generation of Marwari Horse -- the Indian Heritage.
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Watching this has been a spiritual detox. So different to the cynical ,materialistic, fear-filled, moral dystopia of war-obsessed 2024 western Europe.
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U know i lived in the U.S and i've lived in the U.K and u see so many locals & immigrants committing crimes,breaking the Law in some shape or fashion;complaing about BS and nonsense!
And then u have these people who certainly understood about struggle ( having to walk distances to get their Water) but with all of that said they have and retain more dignity about them, than those that i mentioned!
They have my utmost respect and Prayers,i wish them well! Because ur Health is ur Wealth!
But with all of that said,I don't understand these Foreigners ( many single Women) looking for adventure ( like some kind of new hobby) This isn't France,riding Bikes in the middle of no where,u cant just call the Police!!Kidnapping for Ransom can appear quite a lucrative Business for Criminals!
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I didn't imagine our village temple (om banna) would become famous world wide 😄
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When Prahbu and the others speak English, they are easily understood by English people.
Holy smokes. Even a motorcycle is a god!
Beautiful Indian Beautiful people....sad how a cast system ever entered the world
When I look at Geraldine She becomes part of the palace. May be an old Rajputani
اشهد ان لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله. صلى الله عليه وسلم . في الهند كل يوم يأتون با اله فأر دراجة فيل . نسأل الله العافية .
Don’t forget like 👍
I've experienced it personally when 2 of them brought that mindset here...talked down to me like a dog...think their better because of wealth...cheated many out of money could nolonger work for them
this was like a bolliwood movie-but real!
Still untouchability exists in India. It's our shame
They fix the landscape while Australia blows away👯
Name itself says Rajasthan.
why are there English voice overs for the parts in English?
Agreed. The people should be allowed to speak in their own voices where possible. It's a mistake by the documentary makers to do this.
For Educational purposes in schools.
@@Strik9 Makes no sense. The peoples' spoken English is perfectly understandable. What the voiceover is suggesting to students in schools - by your measure - is that the natives cannot be understood. And that's totally incorrect and, quite honestly, demeaning to both the participants in the programme and the students watching.
no brother it is very flattering to have a native english speaker translate and provide new voice to your words... i thank the documentary producers... please dont take offense for us Indian... namaste bhaii ...we don't mind
What the heck, untouchables? Humans are humans. All humans are equal.
bike girl very beautiful beautiful and beautiful
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boy's and GIRLS is a present from god !☝️
My state ❤
I WOULD BE CURIOUS TO HEAR THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY BEFORE I FORMED AN OPINION .here in ireland for example we have a culture that say they are being marginalised and looked down on ,only irish people know the full story
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There is no untouchability, don't do this to India.
You can't deny the fact. Sorry poor anywhere in the world are untouchable.
my brother untouchability is why one of the most educated indian from 20th century , Bhimrao Ramji Mahar had to take up Buddhism .... he saw hindu society blighted by brahminical hierarchy... i as kshatriya protect dharma and uphold it, not protect wickedness in brahmins
10 And the devil that deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone, where the beast and the false prophet are, and shall be tormented day and night for ever and ever.
11 And I saw a great white throne, and him that sat on it, from whose face the earth and the heaven fled away; and there was found no place for them.
12 And I saw the dead, small and great, stand before God; and the books were opened: and another book was opened, which is the book of life: and the dead were judged out of those things which were written in the books, according to their works.
13 And the sea gave up the dead which were in it; and death and hell delivered up the dead which were in them: and they were judged every man according to their works.
14 And death and hell were cast into the lake of fire. This is the second death.
15 And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire.
Ohhh no monseiur/sir ... Royal Enfield is still very much an old English lady... we did not take away her identity, her DNA is the English motorcycle. We accept that although many nationalists might call it an indian company but that is just ownership of the legal stuff.
Lol...if the shoe fits..ware it Cinderella
Why you keep calling these beautiful people untouchables all the time.
AJIT..
we've heard of horror stories about young women especially foreigners becoming victims of sexual violence in india. i wonder whart kind of precautions and security. shes doing to potect herself?
there are more rapes in first countries like Sweden, Germany than in India. so don't worry about her safety.
How it becomes I do not hear any stories ?
@@onlytruth308 what ? india is one the rape capital of the world!
there are more rapes happening in a year in one of your "first world country" called Sweden than in India.
Why is there dubbing even when people speak clearly understandable English ?