The rigid sanatan dharma and it's brahmin proponents are also responsible in the later ages as they were colliding and took forward victorian morality in India
@@ultranationalistkillordie1748 no he's got a point . Indians have contributed to ruining their culture a lot too. Just look at today's youth , how influenced they are by Western hookup culture. Being sex positive isn't Beng lustful , it's not finding it taboo and understanding that's it's a biological process and nothing to be ashamed of
Rick and Korbin, video is ok, but there is NO term for slave in Indian ancient history. Dasi is not slave. Ancient India was predominantly open society. There was no concept of Divorce in marriages. Women could leave the relationship any time they wish for. Rigidity of cultural/caste/slave concepts arrive during Mughal and British periods of rule. As they(british/Mughal) started interpreting texts/symbols/structures of the Indian society based on their(british/Mughal) understanding of the culture in their(british/Mughal) home country. best example is how varna system wrongly interpreted to became caste by Mughals and British. Here is what Shashi Tharoor said about caste system Tharoor considered the British responsible for giving a final shape to the caste system. He said, “We had castes, we did not have the caste system. The British were the ones who had actually codified, entrenched and classified our country and our people in the way that we have since then started self-defining ourselves in ways that the British did for us.” He further said, “Caste had been much fuzzier, a much more fungible identity in the past. The whole notion of the Chatur Varna system being imposed as the only way India was supposed to be was because of the British looked at it that way. So the Brits in the entire process of trying to understand India, classified and codified things - it was a means for controlling India.”
Well slavery was banned in India except when Britishers and foreign invaders ruled here and when shivaji was king he again abolished slavery way before anyone else in the west 👍
Interesting to note, the item girl culture in Indian cinema finds it's origins in the Devadasis and Nartakis, as well as Tawaifs(who performed "mujra") who were the so called "sex-workers" of the time.
Lol,item girl culture has come from se-x sla-very or har-em cult-ure from invaders. Nartakis are an Artist which comprises both gender and they mostly do devotional or shastri songs. Devdasi is just a hoax otherwise rare custom.
I know they say it casually and don't mind it but as Indians, it hurts 😅 I will break the jaw of anyone who says such things about my mom lol (even in jest)
As society grows more and more resourceful and rich, there comes a need to protect wealth in the community. And hence that requires control of women. Since India has caste based society, the resource mobilization needs to be stopped by controlling women to restrict them to do inter caste marriage. And hence protect mobilization. It creates a caste community of privilege. So after this background I wanted to say, that upper caste women were more prudish, and controlled, than lower caste. All these stories you hear is regarding lower caste women, that you call progressive. Even today the tribal community of India has more progressive rituals than other India. Most women still don't wear blouse or bra. In some tribal communities safe houses are provided for teenagers to have safe sex. No dowry concept, many of these are matrilineal society. Even today the upper caste women are more controlled than lower caste women. Also because lower caste women has to work outside in fields and also as labours, so they can't keep the veil and behave in certain way. Women in my village are very brash, they will call police on their husbands in a minute... They still have more agency than upper caste women. But of course doesn't have privileged life as UC women...
I recommend you to watch the critically acclaimed "Mogamul" Tamil movie directed by Gnana Rajasekharan which may give an idea about the post independent situation that you have discussed in the video. Mogam means lust and mul means thorn. It is about sexuality, societal expectations and social stratification.
Please do watch Kaabil..... Hrithik was talking about this film of his in the interview you loved of him a few weeks ago. He plays a blind man in it. Kites is also a good film of his.
This is a long time recommendation from me... 1.sangeetha jathi mullai spb live concert 2. Hello mr. Kadhala.. Prabu deva song from the movie naam iruvar namaku iruvar 3.karu karu karuppayi prabu deve song
@@afrannishofanmade i am Bengali too and you don't have to call everybody sir. Keep it minimal use it in a formal context. If you want to request something you don't want to sound like a beggar, just politely ask Hey guys can you react on this or that movie. You form your sentences like you are slave of them or something.
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For having such a sex positive past, modern India with its prostitution ban and all the taboo around sex has rather been abrahamised way too much
The rigid sanatan dharma and it's brahmin proponents are also responsible in the later ages as they were colliding and took forward victorian morality in India
Because of a 1000 years of Abrahamic influence.
@@KabiCL 🤣cope
@@ultranationalistkillordie1748 no he's got a point . Indians have contributed to ruining their culture a lot too. Just look at today's youth , how influenced they are by Western hookup culture. Being sex positive isn't Beng lustful , it's not finding it taboo and understanding that's it's a biological process and nothing to be ashamed of
Rick and Korbin, video is ok, but there is NO term for slave in Indian ancient history. Dasi is not slave. Ancient India was predominantly open society. There was no concept of Divorce in marriages. Women could leave the relationship any time they wish for.
Rigidity of cultural/caste/slave concepts arrive during Mughal and British periods of rule. As they(british/Mughal) started interpreting texts/symbols/structures of the Indian society based on their(british/Mughal) understanding of the culture in their(british/Mughal) home country. best example is how varna system wrongly interpreted to became caste by Mughals and British.
Here is what Shashi Tharoor said about caste system
Tharoor considered the British responsible for giving a final shape to the caste system. He said, “We had castes, we did not have the caste system. The British were the ones who had actually codified, entrenched and classified our country and our people in the way that we have since then started self-defining ourselves in ways that the British did for us.”
He further said, “Caste had been much fuzzier, a much more fungible identity in the past. The whole notion of the Chatur Varna system being imposed as the only way India was supposed to be was because of the British looked at it that way. So the Brits in the entire process of trying to understand India, classified and codified things - it was a means for controlling India.”
I just wish there was a reaction to "Stanley ka dabba". It's the sweetest tearjerker I've seen. What great cinema and great acting.
Well slavery was banned in India except when Britishers and foreign invaders ruled here and when shivaji was king he again abolished slavery way before anyone else in the west 👍
Interesting to note, the item girl culture in Indian cinema finds it's origins in the Devadasis and Nartakis, as well as Tawaifs(who performed "mujra") who were the so called "sex-workers" of the time.
Lol,item girl culture has come from se-x sla-very or har-em cult-ure from invaders.
Nartakis are an Artist which comprises both gender and they mostly do devotional or shastri songs.
Devdasi is just a hoax otherwise rare custom.
Please don't compare those women to "item girls".
@@Vishakha_B897 why?
I know mom jokes are made in jest and taken in good spirit but hey, do we need them so frequently? Like today?
Agree... Specially when they are so overtly sensitive to racial jokes.
This is even worse.
I know they say it casually and don't mind it but as Indians, it hurts 😅 I will break the jaw of anyone who says such things about my mom lol (even in jest)
@@muskmadness1 Any decent person would.
What was so special about today, just because it was talking about indian culture, we all should be dead serious?
I am sure Korbin and Rick have much more respect for women than any average person in this comment section
Oh didn't expect that, like I knew subconsciously that they must be educated and stuff, but this much!! I didn't expect
I watched Mulholland Drive back in 2017 and I was awestruck.
Watched it twice the same night. It will always be in my top 10.
Vijayantimala’s Amrapali !! That’s a must watch. Or at least the dance battle scene 😍
So this video was recorded after "Silsila" movie review.
Guys there is a huge part art and entertainment played in the profession. Unfortunately sex kinda eclipse everything else. Even in this discussion 😅
React & Review 'Jaya jaya jaya jaya he' malayalam movie available in hulu ❤️🤍
As society grows more and more resourceful and rich, there comes a need to protect wealth in the community. And hence that requires control of women. Since India has caste based society, the resource mobilization needs to be stopped by controlling women to restrict them to do inter caste marriage. And hence protect mobilization. It creates a caste community of privilege.
So after this background I wanted to say, that upper caste women were more prudish, and controlled, than lower caste. All these stories you hear is regarding lower caste women, that you call progressive. Even today the tribal community of India has more progressive rituals than other India. Most women still don't wear blouse or bra. In some tribal communities safe houses are provided for teenagers to have safe sex. No dowry concept, many of these are matrilineal society.
Even today the upper caste women are more controlled than lower caste women. Also because lower caste women has to work outside in fields and also as labours, so they can't keep the veil and behave in certain way. Women in my village are very brash, they will call police on their husbands in a minute... They still have more agency than upper caste women. But of course doesn't have privileged life as UC women...
I recommend you to watch the critically acclaimed "Mogamul" Tamil movie directed by Gnana Rajasekharan which may give an idea about the post independent situation that you have discussed in the video. Mogam means lust and mul means thorn. It is about sexuality, societal expectations and social stratification.
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Kudiyee Ni Teri (Selfiee) - Akshay Kumar | Mrunal Thakur | The PropheC | Tanishk B | Zahrah S Khan
Lata Mangeshkar's family
Goa region.
Temple singers.
Utsav is the movie about courtesans and kama sutra from that period it has rekha and also some great songs
Man yall have to react to any AWARAPAN SONGS....pleaseee
Please do watch Kaabil..... Hrithik was talking about this film of his in the interview you loved of him a few weeks ago. He plays a blind man in it. Kites is also a good film of his.
Kudi Chamkeeli (Selfiee) - Akshay Kumar | Yo Yo Honey Singh | Diana Penty
Its been a long time you reacted to a prabhu deva song. Please react to "Heartukulla" Song from the Gulaebaghavali. You will love it.
This is a long time recommendation from me...
1.sangeetha jathi mullai spb live concert
2. Hello mr. Kadhala.. Prabu deva song from the movie naam iruvar namaku iruvar
3.karu karu karuppayi prabu deve song
Please react to Romancham (2023 - Malayalam movie) trailer and Aadaranjali song from it !
Lady James bonds
sir plz watch WELCOME movie 😇
Sir please watch WELCOME movie. Vijay Raaj , Akshay Kumar and many of stars are in this movie 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
why do you sound like a peasant?
@@curiousLeafy i am bengali i cant tell english so goodly. but i dont understand what did you say ?
am i peasant or not is it ?
@@afrannishofanmade i am Bengali too and you don't have to call everybody sir. Keep it minimal use it in a formal context. If you want to request something you don't want to sound like a beggar, just politely ask Hey guys can you react on this or that movie. You form your sentences like you are slave of them or something.
@@curiousLeafy যদি পছন্দের কারো কাছ থেকে পছন্দের কিছু পেতে তিব্র ইচ্ছে করে তখন পছন্দের মানুষদেরকে তিব্র অনুরোধ ই করি আমি এটাই আমার স্বভাব 😅
@@afrannishofanmadei can't read bangla sorry.
"Like your mom"..... so casually .....what is the making of these people .....disgusting.
My respect towards you increased, absolutely what's the fu**ing point that's government say between a consensual sex
Please react to Mahabharat 2013 serial
Hubba Hubba
You should review engayum epothum song from polladhavan
Watch Jana gana mana seriously you have to see this movie it's that good , you will not regret seeing that movie , so please watch it