Americans Watch Sardar Udham Reaction PT2

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[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Thank you all on helping us reach 20k subs ❤

[@vineeth454]

Next pls watch uri the surgical strike movie .Believe me damn good movie .waiting for your uri reaction

[@UshaUsha-re3gu]

Whenever you plan to visit India, my request you to visit "jaliyanwala bagh" and see by yourself what they did to us.

[@Ashutosh5897]

Please watch padmawat

[@praveenkumarcg3125]

Did u notice one thing!!!!!!!!! last 3-4 reaction views only 40-50k If u neglect kgf now also definitely it further reduces to below 30 k. So this is the right time to watch KGF 1&2 definitely it make views atleast 200k

[@Ashutosh5897]

@@praveenkumarcg3125 Ya South part India is little insecure about them self they always need validation for outside of India

[@shilpashandilya1476]

Last year I visited Jaliawalah bagh in Amritsar and yes you can see bullet holes in walls still and it's so sad to see....heartbreaking 😢

[@CoolAssasin]

Same... I visited Amritsar Golden Temple, Jalianwala Bagh and India-Pakistan Wagah Border on the occasion of Independence Day I can't describe how bad I felt while looking at those bullet marks as well as the Well in which thousands of people died by jumping😢 That was such a horrific heartbreaking incident

[@sunchi1461]

​@@CoolAssasinHi... Just wanted to let you know...On the Indian side it is called Attari and on the Pakistan side it is called Wagah. Either let it be known as Attari Or Attari-Wagah. (I'll just delete my comment a little later on.)

[@CoolAssasin]

@@sunchi1461 Yes Attari-Wagah 🙃 the event on the independence day was fantastic there💯 Truly magnificent and enjoyable

[@hungrybearcircus8427]

Its a pity the present indian govt has refurbished repaired and painted the place, added a light and sound show giving it a complete face over and in the process have ignorantly molested and destroyef the entire austerity of the event the place experienced and the near sacredness of the site that had been preserved to capture the horror of the moment. The horrors have been whitewashed.

[@jayakumari3973]

@@hungrybearcircus8427 do not spread false information here. I recently visited the place and I had visited the place in the past as well in year 2007 or so and yes it has been renovated. But the bullet marks are intact and preserved. Along with that I gained a lot of knowledge about Indian freedom struggles by reading and roaming around in the museum which was not there. There are more visitors and it has now captured the interest of people who want to know and read about our history. If you think Jalianwala Bagh could have been preserved from 1919 in the same state without any renovation, You are highly ignorant.

[@lonewolfe2502]

That entire monologue of Bhagat Singh always gives me goosebump whenever I hear that. Some People just remember him for the symbol of violence and angry young man. But he was much more than that and he was an intellectual too. He was so mature at that age is just fascinating. I like when Udham Singh asks that what was that Britisher officer was doing at that age.

[@triptjotkaurkochar8628]

💯

[@spdcrzy]

This movie really shows why Indians speak of Churchill and Hitler in the same sentence. As terrible as the Holocaust was, for many in India, British rule was even worse because it was LESS organized than the Holocaust, and spread out, nonstop, over decades. Everybody knew what the Nazis were doing with Jews, but nobody knew what was happening in India - and that's true to this day. And the Nazi appropriation of a sacred Hindu and Buddhist symbol affects Indian immigrants in different countries to this day.

[@definitelynot_0798]

And the story goes like: "There was a well in the Jaliawala Bagh, as shown. On the day of the massacre, people started to jump in that well to save themselves from facing the bullets. The well got overloaded and they didn't survive as they were unable to breath. Thus, they all died a horrific death."

[@bo55man30]

First thing that came up in my mind when I was reading this chapter in my history lesson was 'how can Indian soldiers shoot their own people?' If I were in their place I would have shot the official even if it led to my death, you know juvenile thinking but years later I learned that these soldiers were Afghan and Gurkha. British Raj were good at their divide and rule policy where they exploited past tensions between Afghans and Sikhs or Hindus and Muslims. They say history is always written by "winners" but perhaps incidents like these are too sinful to bury.

[@bhuvanraj9276]

Imagine with the amount of mass following Gandhi had in India, touring the country preaching civilians to be non violent towards the empire..... If he had just said Indians in the police and army to turn the guns around. British raj would have ended overnight.

[@bo55man30]

@@bhuvanraj9276 Against any violence he asked Indians to fight for British in WW2, LMAO 🤣

[@altamashnawed983]

@@bo55man30 coz talks were already done and the British were to leave India after ww2.u can't blame him...iykyk

[@bo55man30]

@@altamashnawed983 But did they fulfil that promise after WW1? Nope, they forced India to contribute to their economy more and killed political consciousness in India. Moreover, this 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre was just after WW1 ended where India was promised self governance. So, I don't agree with you or Mohandas.

[@bhuvanraj9276]

@@altamashnawed983 ya he would still be asking for independence 20 years after ww2 if not for the naval mutiny in 1946 which was inspired by Subash Chandra Bose. The British then had to make a hastey exit to declare India a "dominion state" instead of an independent state and keep a British person as the head of Indian army till 1956.

[@SlaHu.]

I hate when someone defends this massacre. Believe me I get to met alot of them on internet arguing but they never understand. What is wrong is wrong, can't defend it.

[@RajSingh-yd8ue]

It build hate in us I don't mind that Hate will help in revenge

[@rgodase]

25:20 The actual lady who found her husband dead at the garden in that night was interviewed few years ago. That part including many scenes were accurate.

[@Ironheartsince83]

They celebrate ANZAC day in Australia and New Zealand to remember the soldiers died in WWI and II. Similar thing happens in UK. Which I respect. But not even once have they remembered millions of Indian and African soldiers who died fighting someone else's war and millions of Indians died due to starvation as churchill robed our ration to feed british soldiers. That's a shame 😞

[@zaheedahmedbhuiyan5644]

The wall people were trying climb over was damaged with bullets......those bullet marks still can be observed as that wall is still there 😢

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Oh wow 😖

[@harshitmittal4733]

Fact- bhagat Singh and his friends conducted longest hunger strike in human history. He is every Indian's idol.

[@harshith789]

Punjab and bengal was most active with revolts like this so they took the most brunts , jallianwala bagh , manmade Bengal famine , partitioned during independence .

[@shree-man]

Sad thing is our new generation don't give the respect that our freedom fighters deserve

[@pnprashant671]

And that MF Winston Churchill is one the biggest personalities in the history of British and English awarded him Nobel prize for literature "history".

[@footballfever2857]

I love these ppl so much especially with the fact that they don’t know anything about the massacre and to still acknowledge this incident happened Is commendable 💯 I love Hugo so much for keeping the stream so light hearted even tho you felt heavy a lot of the times pal hopefully this encourages you to explore more into Indian history and not feel more cringey or obnoxious I just lowkey know you can take it 💯💯👍🏼

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Thanks fam 🙏

[@raviani82]

Women's are kind hearted so as she. Making us cry too 😭

[@Avenger-bd2fs]

This movie got rejected for oscars because it projects hatred towards british🙂

[@bhargavteja2923]

I'm sorry if I spelled incorrect but seeing 'Elies' cry is most honest and I loved all of your reactions. Thanks! It is sad to say that India is divided by South Indian and North Indian due to lack of recognition for South. But overall India has lot more potential in films if you dig deeper. Really appreciate all of your reactions🙏

[@Ragsit]

Did u say lack of recognition?

[@117swapnilsingh2]

​@@Ragsit​​ they always cry until they get reaction from South movies

[@AfzalKhan-xg8uv]

Loved your reaction guys❤ Here's a fact about Bhagat Singh: He once went on for a 114 days hunger strike in prison.

[@carvaka199]

Missionaries in India hell yeah Loo yeah 😂😂😂😂

[@cringekiller348]

Xtians are horrendous.

[@AbcXyz-dd8yo]

This reaction channel has great potential.

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Glad you think so!

[@FinalYearMeds]

Yep, just follow the recommendations daily, and you will be in top 5 reaction channel in 1 year FR

[@AriaIsara]

Agreed!!

[@challaramana1]

Our Elders fought and faced all these things. After so many sacrifices We got Freedom from those Britishers. Now INDIA is Unstoppable. We as this Generation are having those Sacrifices of our Elders. INDIA is Bouncing Back. JAI HIND ❤❤❤❤❤ VANDEMATRAM ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@cringekiller348]

You are the problem. We are not unstoppable. We need to be better.

[@Wemlet]

Please watch "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag". Based on true events. Milkha Singh goes through the difficulties of partition in 1947. Putting food on the table with lawlessness and as well as truthfulness. He then goes on to become world champion in Olympics and other major events. Very emotional movie. My grandfather had teary eyes when he watched it for the first time.

[@charanteja_]

This is just one of the famous massacres, more than 80+ massacres were committed by the British all over India. In the time period of 200 years when British enslaved India, more than 100 million people were killed directly (including children) and no count on in-direct (some statistics say 1 billion people) killings due to their policies, assaults, slave, r@pe and multilevel taxes on Indians. Nearly 45 trillion dollars was looted from India. India went from being the most richest country (had 25% of total world GDP) to one of the poorest countries when the British left (less than 1% of world GDP). *We may forgive, but we will never forget.*

[@user-mq5yr9ze7c]

The Indian soldiers weren't slaves in a world war, in fact, they volunteered in hopes of gaining their independence after the world war.

[@RyuHayabusa-ut2dw]

Yes our soldiers mad the difference not brti ones who were cowards

[@aujla_nvm]

This is totally a True Movie 💔

[@xijinping9024]

But these days sikhs are becoming khalistani

[@aujla_nvm]

​@@xijinping9024 You can't judge about all the Sikhs on behalf of some singers and some people on comments There are many people who respect the country and many of people go to army from punjab.

[@bld-cd6xb]

@@aujla_nvm look, it's total off topic to discuss such issue here, but every state has a problem, but that shouldn't culminate the feeling of- 'we are not one of u' U can see the malicious intentions of these Khalistanis, when in their map, they show entire india to be a part of khalistan and not even a single piece of land in Pakistan to be a part of pakistan. These khalistanis are deliberately destroying the patriotic image of Sikhs. I have many more points, if u want we can talk about. About kisan andolan, u can agree or disagree to it , but removing India's falg on republic day wasn't a good move( do not justify their actions)

[@aujla_nvm]

​@@bld-cd6xbbro I am not justifying anything. I am a Hindu and non khalistani Who Lives In Punjab . But I feel hurt when all the people in every post reel related to punjab say us khalistani

[@aujla_nvm]

​@@bld-cd6xband yeah that distorted map thing . You have right to say bad for them But the Only Singer who never posted bad about India ~ Karan Aujla ❤ And I am seeing some reels which are targeting and showing non khalistani singers also a khalistani. But the point is in punjab they are called overrated and other state people listen to them as shit Shubh song was not trending in punjab but in other cities of India why man 😔

[@ahomdas7020]

Now it's the time for padmavaat

[@cosmicseer6569]

This is a true story.

[@simeranand]

The massacre took place at Jallianwala Bagh, Unfornately, the park is huge and it only has one entry and exit which was blocked by the British. The boundary/perimeter of the park is facing the rear end of multi story residential buildings and the victims in the park couldn't leave/climb up the buildings and had to face the bullet. The walls and bullet marks still stands in Amritsar. Amritsar (city) in state of Punjab, a state which has a history of revolution made Britishers hate them more. Given that India was under British rule for 200+ years except Punjab (60 years) wich was only recently took over by British.

[@_sushantshinde]

I recommend you a another movie of same actor 'vicky kaushal' is URI the surgical strike❤ a fantastic movie🎉

[@hdx0128]

sure, where one army officer is doing hand to hand combat with terrorists, its a joke of a movie...dont waste time better watch tom and jerry.

[@ssharma_ji]

ever heard about close range combats? you are making a joke out of yourself @@hdx0128

[@_sushantshinde]

@@hdx0128 i said movie reaction , not a scene reaction where terrorist very near to him and have to do hand to hand. anyways that's opinion and their decision and hope they'll do a poll and rest people will decide.

[@hdx0128]

​@@_sushantshindeyou said its a fantastic movie in your comment but in reality its just a mediocre propaganda piece cashing on emotions of Indian. What will you recommend next? The Kashmir Files?

[@_sushantshinde]

@@hdx0128 yes I would definitely recommend that too but not at this stage. And it's all upto them what to choose and not Take a chill pill man

[@vasusingh5046]

You can watch URI if you want more movies from Vicky Kaushal(who played Sardar Udham).

[@LordBobbyFanboy]

also The Great Indian Family is coming in weeks, that will be a breath of fresh air

[@Hardymusic7]

One of the best indian films ever made.

[@hustler5396]

watch a light hearted movie like "zindagi na milegi dobara" next😂

[@dr.akshitkapoor9091]

PADMAAVAT is a classic movie with ranveer singh in the very first villain role and his wife is the lead actress in the same (deepika padukone) with shahid kapoor in the lead protagonist role ...... it is an exceptional movie writing with exceptional portray of characters by actors .. You should really watch it

[@user-os3no9fs4v]

Thank you for reacting, one of the best reaction channel ❤

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Wow, thank you!

[@user-os3no9fs4v]

@@LifeAlmostWithoutus I was so worries about girls reaction in the end but appreciate there self control 🧘‍♂️

[@delwar3624]

I've been really enjoying your videos lately guys ❤ can't wait for your dangal movie reaction! And also I'd love it if you guys react to Zindagi na milegi dobara, it's a great film you guys will love it, it's an emotional rollercoaster 🙏❤

[@MrTsefel]

Waiting " Dangal and Eega " reaction

[@TheVeDyA]

"Bose: Dead/Alive" this series is you guys should watch next🎉

[@cosmicseer6569]

Watch barfi with the other guy. That's a emotional love story of a deaf guy u gonna love it. Plz watch i

[@vishezar2137]

Lisa looks like Helena Bonham Carter

[@aashishsharma8730]

Watch Bhajrangi Bhaijaan, Padmawat, PK, Ramleela, Bajirao Mastani, Bang Bang, Dangal

[@ashstoriesforyou]

watch ‘Taare Zameen Par’ next . It’s awesome. Honestly

[@blazegaming1395]

And now watch please K.G.F 🙏

[@YS27122]

And the irony is that some britishers and particularly the royal family of today still have the audacity to say “why shud we apologize to india? Why shud we owe reparations?”

[@sbnerji12555]

They're monsters

[@alexmascaranhas6502]

14:43 he said its touch to watch …….. mans did not know what was coming ahead.

[@princeranjan_in]

DARE to watch THE KASHMIR FILES

[@arjunvedic1704]

+1

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

Yes please watch it.

[@maxifire5452]

😂😂😂😂

[@I_am_AmanSingh]

That is political movie.

[@arjunvedic1704]

@@I_am_AmanSingh If that's the case, sardar udham was also political then

[@CuriousINDIA101]

Movie recommendation - . Bareilly Ki Barfi (comedy Drama) . Stree (Horror Comedy)

[@jenniferlaurene9699]

Watch the Bollywood historical drama "PADMAAVAT" next 😍🙌

[@swami7789]

Not padmavat Andhadhund

[@ashwinikumarrath3716]

- The legend of Bhagat Singh - Rang de Basanti Are two more complementing movies based upon similar plots.

[@Arya-cs7kj]

The Eng subs are good. But, when he said "main jalsa main nhi aa rha" the subs translates "jalsa" as a "gathering". Which takes away a imp detail that the Britishers didn't know the "gathering" only objective was not of rebellion but of a festival called "Baishaki". Goes on to show Britishers didn't care to know abt the culture they were trying to govern.

[@Sarthak0998]

Guys this was an amazing reaction as always. I would like to recommend some comedy movies since this was such a hard-hitting, real, historical masterpiece with heavy and harsh truthful message. React to movies like De Dana Dan, Bhagam Bhag, Pk, Delhi Belly, Welcome

[@reenamaan1329]

Watch padmavat or bajirao mastani ❤

[@STAR-ds8pk]

"I am absolutely furious about the historical injustices that my country endured during colonial rule.""The anger I feel when I think about events like the Jallianwala Bagh massacre is overwhelming.""It's infuriating to contemplate the suffering and brutality that our ancestors faced.""My heart boils with anger when I reflect on the oppression that our people endured for so long.""The deep-seated rage I carry within me is a reminder of the ongoing struggle for justice and equality."

[@Hariparam3189]

Bhagat singh A pure patriot nationalist atheist and leftist....

[@intelligentakt3918]

Not leftist he was nationalist athiest

[@Hariparam3189]

@@intelligentakt3918 he was leftist....but andhbhkt can't digest it

[@charanteja7636]

Watch "Eega" movie next... The ultimate revenge story.. where a Housefly wants to take revenge on man.. directed by S.S.Rajamouli.. who directed RRR and Bahubali

[@ankurgoel1638]

I told u U are not ready for it............. it was so tough to get through the climax scene

[@insanemlmillion3637]

'Sarbjit' would be the next suggestion from my side. Brilliant story and acting by Randeep hooda and Aishworya rai bachhan.

[@DebaprasadSamal-ok2mt]

Sardar udham singh is my hero .. our hero. our pride

[@user-ls5ow7gc4o]

true reaction

[@Vishwajeetvpsingh]

Watch “Tare zamin pe” (stars on earth) next you all will enjoy it.

[@ramanvp7725]

Pls watch "chichore". Best roller coaster movie.😊😊

[@RahulDas-ro6ml]

Damn I have been binging this channel since yesterday and I just lost track of time. I hope you get a chance to react to Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘My name is Khan’ and Aamir Khan’s ‘Rang de Basanti’. One of my most favourite movies.

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Welcome to the channel bud

[@weirdAnxiety-nk8hd]

Please react some south indian movie trailers 1.Iraivan trailer - horror, drama, thriller 2.Hunt Malayalam trailer - thriller 3.Kathanar glimpse trailer - fantasy, horror, drama

[@Umrit-we6sv]

I live in Amritsar, Jallianwala Bagh still have bullet holes in its walls.

[@मुक्ति]

Sardar udham singh one of great movie in indian cinema 💥💥💥💥💥

[@ashstoriesforyou]

We still have the bullet marks from the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, even today in India .

[@subhankarnayak1592]

Next Movie Suggestions : Shershah, Uri, Airlift, Special 26, Baby.

[@hritishpatel7439]

General dyer was in British Army!and Dywer was a governor of punjab

[@ashoks5317]

Tears rolled down unconsciousally. What type of scoundrels are there in British Army.

[@MarnyaBogoBogo]

A direct ticket to hell is confirmed for them

[@vandeshiv177]

That's 1 percent of achievement of achievements British have.

[@sakibaba]

Movie was not entered into Oscars because it offended the British. Still no official apology from the English. This event was the final nail in the coffin of the British empire. Even forced Gandhi's hand to launch the 'Quit India Movement' . There was no going back from this. You should add 'Forgotten Army' and ' Shershah' to the list too.

[@RJBabu1]

Next MS dhoni???

[@shivamsingh-mv7cd]

Movies last scene photo was bhagat singh he was also freedom fighter

[@DanteHanma-l6q]

if u liked this now begin with Lagaan........ Light hearted , Historical, Amazing, Classic

[@VeerGreen]

5:28 when Bhagat Singh bombed the assembly he surrendered immediately, the reason of surrendering is that if they bombed the assembly the news will spread in whole India and other youngsters will join this independence mission, and exactly this was. happened

[@ashoks5317]

There is another incident in 1913 where more than 1500 innocent people were killed by British in Bhil a place in Rajasthan and many were hanged from a tree to ensure that people don't revolt for freedom.

[@aruneshsingh3237]

Please next KGF 1 AND 2😁

[@bennybenny61]

Heer Ranjha WAS/IS*** Romeo & Juliet, but plagiarised by Shakespeare.

[@amypreem5225]

Grt reaction guys! ❤ Hugo u look like Aamir Khan son 😄

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

I’ll take it!

[@MegaApurv007]

@@LifeAlmostWithoutus You actually look like the son of aamir khan, google it for yourself.

[@NeuzWala41200]

There are stills bullet marks on wall in jallianwala bagh

[@direwolf7491]

Try chole bhature. You'll start loving gabanzo beans.

[@rohiththeg3120]

Till then watch Gangs of awassepur, Lunchbox, Kantara. Omg there is a list of 1000s movies. You need years of time 😂

[@mohandhanoa4797]

They should show this movie in every British theatre .

[@saurabhsuryansh2673]

13 April , 1919 Never Forget, Never Forgive

[@yasir_g]

kgf 1 and kgf 2

[@amansahay2456]

The people who say ' there always two sides of the coin ' , I ask them in the situation shown in the movie or the event happened in ' Jalia wala ', Which Side of the Coin YOU want be in ?

[@dipeshkumar195]

No apologies till now from any British parliament or any govt. Body

[@movieszodiac5134]

It is real story

[@mitasarkar4173]

Watch Barfi next 👍

[@amitkumaryadav6001]

U know what hurt more today ,UK don't even apologize for what they did in Jaliyawala bagh under colonial rule.😶😣

[@ASH9366]

History written by winner's

[@ankitdhiman9385]

Guys watch Taare Zameen par movie its absolutely gem of a movie believe me😊😊😊

[@AbcXyz-dd8yo]

Next watch " Bajrangi Bhaijaan" Or " My name is Khan"

[@satishprajapati250]

Movie name is 1971 .

[@harshith789]

Bajirao mastani .

[@MS-ov9sv]

Great men ❤❤❤

[@rajkumarray2937]

We Indians never forget what britishers had done.. And we know that they have to pay for that..

[@sunildodamani185]

bahubali❄️😍

[@CuriousINDIA101]

See 'The Unmaking Of India' And speech by Shashi Tharoor at Oxford