Dr. Vikram Sampath - EXPOSING FALSE Indian History - Gandhi, Godse & Nehru | The Ranveer Show 273

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[@Kalki-t3y]

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[@abhranilmaji9732]

Bring j sai deepak

[@SandeepSharma-td3mj]

Hi Ranveer love you bro.. I’m from Nz Christchurch..just want to thank you for providing us with this vast knowledgeable podcasts. 🙏🏻🤗. I’m not a fan of book I think most of the youth is like me.. but coz of your podcasts we are learning a lot. Please call Sudhanshu Trivedi in your podcast. He is an awesomely knowledgeable politician.

[@SuputraBharathi]

Statues of traitors and false nation builders will fall one day .

[@bodh100]

Ranveer your podcasts are great but most of the people you invite are writing against Gandhi, Nehru or written on these things which behind the scenes, most of them may be true. But Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, who fought hole life for the country with his thoughts against Gandhi's policy of non-violence, was an ideological opponent of Gandhi, but it is completely wrong to show that Netaji's thoughts were compatible with Savarkar's thoughts and that is what is going on in the country at present. Gandhi was wrong in his every decision if Hon. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was also wrong? Many people in the country followed their thoughts, they took those thoughts in proper measure and the society changed. Of course, I don't want to believe that Gandhi was entirely good So we request you to invite historians who write history from the other side. This is my personal opinion

[@tejasparanjape7585]

I am a Kokanastha maharashtrian brahmin. Following Gandhi's death, my great grandfather had to run away from Kolhapur after a mob burnt his house and shop. His crime? Belonging to the same subcaste as Godse. He came to Mumbai with his wife and 5 daughters, had to live in detestable conditions and work till he died because they had lost everything. Thank you Sampath ji for shedding light on this tragedy.

[@anujune28]

I also remember my dadi telling us all the stories about it, hence she disliked congress a lot and we were kids to understand the depth of it all … now as a grown up, it feels so terrible

[@saurabhpandey8153]

I feel all those who have heard the true story of brahmin masacre post Gandhi ji's assassination should write papers/reports or documents so that remains in the memory and history of oppressed Indians. Otherwise, the colonized mindset is doing so much of so called activism to wash out the truth.

[@sanantani03]

Not only you , my great grandfather also had to run away from satara leaving his 4 story wada and 400 acres land and come into sangli , and living a normal life , i am also bramhin , but i am sanatani not bramhin. That's the ideology veer savarkar gave us to be united

[@madhavigarapati9029]

So sorry for what had happened to ur family

[@genuine_patriot9843]

Isn't Balasaheb Thackeray of same caste as yours ?

[@withsiddartharayapudi]

My daughter is 1 year old. When she grows up I am gonna show these episodes and teach her the history of my country. Thank You, Ranveer 🙏🏻 for this amazing job, you are doing. Do not stop just keep it on.

[@mayankdr]

Also show her ANI podcast. He elaborate some important female icon from our history

[@ritik7906]

Bless her 🙏

[@beerbiceps]

Lots of love!

[@mattu909]

@@beerbiceps I think it would been prudent to ask the percentage of prisoners who did not write mercy petition. He had done extensive research according to everyone here. Would’ve been nice to know.

[@try_dc6366]

@SA Your future generation will feel shameful on your idiocy because you're trying to look cool with this woke rhetoric but you are again a fundamentalist who just accepts what he believes as it is and whatever you've been have been fed with (mostly singular Gandhian/Nehruvian perspective) and doesn't want to research and look for other untold existing facts whatever he is saying. So good for your narrow mind.

[@adarshvardhan01]

Donating more than the costs of all NCERT Books from Class 6th -12th. Becasue this taught me more. Thanks.

[@madhurashanbhag9317]

Kudos

[@VEDICINDIA]

👍

[@theshubham310]

Love it ❤️

[@meditativelife7294]

❤

[@mdarbazansari1108]

Kam hain 😅😅😅

[@MoneyBadger27]

This episode has taught me more than all the entire ncert history which I was never interested in anyways

[@harshityadav15-49]

Bhaii 2000 muje bhi dede maii course le lungaa bhaii help hoske toh krdoo

[@amarkantkumar4233]

The history is written by the conquerors, in this case the party which came in power were very much in ideaological cohoots with the Colonials because it was the colonials who had founded the very party who they transferred the power to. The colonials were very much aware that the ones they were transferring the seat to would carry on their legacy.

[@sungold476]

Hello, what’s the money symbol means- is that supposed to catch attention or you donated the money to this YT channel. It is a silly question but I am curious to know.

[@arpitha2911]

How do we pay ?

[@ravicraoify]

"Every Indian should visit Andaman and Nicobar prisons as pilgrimage." - Vikram Sampath This one statement made me think deep for most of the day.

[@Clearandhonest]

Actually. When I visited I was taken aback and saddened. As a Maharashtrian we are proud of Veer Savarkarji and have highest regard for him, however several revolutionary from Bengal, Bihar, Haryana, Punjab who gave their highest sacrifice life for the nation are not even remembered,leave aside any respect. Such a sad thing.

[@mein3324]

@@Clearandhonest You know some idiots think Gandhi gave us independent but british PM atlee himself said Gandhi's impact was not great it was Netaji who was real reason for Indian independence. Indian Navy in bombay state started protesting after they came to know about Netaji.

[@vijik4198]

Even i thought the same..every Indian must visit the Andaman prison....i too read all the names and felt for them..the light and sound show made me weep....coming out and going to the boat house i saw the boathouse was named after Rajiv Gandhi....i felt it ccould havecbeen named after one of the revolutionaries

[@dr.vasantidutta6283]

@@mein3324 He is also a human, can have his own opinion. Others may differ

[@exploresydney4967]

Yes! Once you visit Andaman your perspective will definitely change

[@vaatsaate]

"Kala Pani should be place of Pilgrimage for all of our students".. wow.. This line shows what level of historian Mr. Vikram Sampath is. Being Maharashtrian, every one worships Veer Savarkarji, but because of this podcast in English, his work, his sacrifice, talent and love for nation will reach across India and remove all misconceptions of Veer Savakarji and his Hindutva ideology.... Ranveer, thanks for such a great show, rather eye opener.... Hats off !!

[@dysplasiaanaplasia4128]

Indian young people should travel more in India parents need to let the young people breathe a little. Everything can not be taught by spoon feeding it’s practically not possible for any govt. I learnt more from travelling than rather sitting in a class nd studying only.

[@karma7306]

Please, my humble request. Even if it's a important to you mentioning Maharashtrian, just mention Indian. I have learned from Sai Deepak, saying southern part of India rather then south Indian. Believe me it's so important at the current time when each and every word written spread on social media and impact so strongly.

[@userxportal]

So True, as a Maharashtrian, we know his sacrifices and his pain and his vision. We respect each great leaders that this state has given to the nation and we are really proud of them.

[@lbmallya]

Absolutely agree with you..Ti Punyabhoomi Ti Devbhoomi"

[@czarsubjects]

Person who begged with British for his release 4 times. He is veer in this country. People are eating shit beyond their capacity. Even a British ka bhadwa is veer

[@keyachakraborty3676]

My great grandfather's name is written on wall of cellular Jail in Port Blair .. Mr Satish pakrashi.. i am very proud that he was my ancestor🙏

[@giridhargopal3142]

more power to you my brother

[@prem4179]

My salute to him and family

[@VEDICINDIA]

Salute to him 😢

[@Krantidoot11]

Tu bhi ja

[@anupamabalasubramanian623]

🙏🏻

[@sharathrai1470]

Thanks Ranveer for hosting these amazing podcasts on Indian history, geopolitics, science etc. Jai Hind!

[@akashthoriya]

Go and watch veer savarkar movie in theater please. we need to promote this type of movie. vande matram 🇮🇳

[@s.k.p]

Good job, Ranveer. You are doing a great service to Mother India.

[@UJ00UJ]

By telling Sanghi lies?

[@prajwalr.m4775]

@@UJ00UJ Not sanghi lies Gandhis truth🤣🤣🤣

[@UJ00UJ]

@@prajwalr.m4775 Sanghi lies obviously. Sanghis were official British servants that's why they lie all about the time. Go and read about Surrender Sanghi Sorry Savarkar and you will know actual history.

[@prajwalr.m4775]

@@UJ00UJ did u do some research on our 1st prime ministers apology letter who couldnt even a bare a single day of jail🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@UJ00UJ]

@@prajwalr.m4775 Nehru never wrote any apology. Nehru instead asked British to apologise to him. Surrender Sanghi Sorry Savarkar wrote 6 apology letters and remained a British servant until his death.

[@introvert2023]

I am 18 .Just listening about Kalapani tortures gave me goosebumps. It feels so pity seeing leftist mock them. Thank You Vikram Sampath sir for enlightening us with this knowledge.

[@saraswathyv8083]

Yes...thanks to Vikram Sampath for bravely getting this information for public consumption...Respects to both Vikramji, Ranveer and his team ...

[@himanshusharma9118]

Go and watch jaipur dialogues recent event

[@em413]

Share this episode as much as possible. In India & Internationally….friends, families, business associates….anyone & everyone you know

[@Acharjya96]

Wait till you hear about the atrocities in Direct Action Day and Moplah massacre

[@Buntyfighter]

Those Pappus who have been mocking up Savarkar have defective DNA

[@ishanbhagwat5636]

"Country owes gratitude to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose" 🙌 Thanks Ranveer and Vikram Sir for enlightening us.

[@vartakmv4336]

I am going to teach my kids real history of Netaji, Bhagat sing, Vir savarkar and many more.

[@sumitbhattacharya4402]

And Subhash Bose considered gandhi as his idol so u mean to Bose was idiot because he named his batallion as gandhi batallion.

[@subhasam97]

@@sumitbhattacharya4402 Netaji Never Named The Three Regiment Of INA It Was Captain Mohan Singh Who Named Gandhi, Nehru, Azad Brigade, Netaji Did Not Change it..Netaji Founded Jhansi Rani Brigade In July 1943, And Also One Brigade For Guerilla Warfare Later The Shoulder Named This Subhas Brigade...

[@ravikantbarabankvi8117]

@@subhasam97 oh so you want to deny that sc bose was the first person who called him rashtrapita and bapu and who told you that he did not named three regiments on Gandhi, Nehru and please don't mess bose and bhagat singhs name with savarkar, sc bose was totally against savarkar and his hindu mahasabha.

[@ravikantbarabankvi8117]

@@vartakmv4336 don't mention sc bose and bhagat singh with savarkar, both bhagat singh and savarkar were aganist hindu muslim devide.

[@NithinMekhala]

I grew up in RSS Bangalore in the 90s. I was told about Veer Savarkar ji in Shaka and Bhaitak. When I visited Kalapani and sat in Savarkar ji's cell, the emotion I felt as an Indian cannot be explained in words. I feel blessed just to say his name.

[@anirudhiyer152]

I went to Andaman on my honeymoon. God bless my wife for coming with me to a historical site like kaala pani. There are actual lifesize dioramas of prisoners being tortured while grinding out groundnut oil. Also got a chance to stand in Savarkar's cell. Then when you go up to the terrace and look out you realize that it was such a remote spot in the middle of the ocean, that even if you escape, you're dead so there's no hope whatsoever. (In contrast with Alcatraz in the us). Hats off to savarkar for keeping his sanity. Truth be told, savarkar should have been like our Nelson mandela.

[@danceforever5940]

Thats really nice 👍

[@richsource7015]

What savakar did bro

[@ankitmahajan8412]

@@richsource7015 N wamt gandhi did instead of speeches of non-violence& Satyagraha then ? 💀

[@lphaokip5056]

On what count of felony he was imprisoned?

[@ashwinmiyer6159]

True

[@rameshbabun]

Vikram is Karnataka and Bharat pride. Bold to tell truth and world class writer. Ranveer Bhai thanks to bringing truth to the world.

[@jabhinav1548]

True...

[@Gauravkumar-jm4ve]

right

[@Ar-ok1rg]

Huge kudos to Kannadigas from north Assam 🔥❤️

[@jkrajamani1930]

He is from raichur and yadgir

[@jyotsana4266]

@@RojaJaneman 😄😄👌

[@naomiphukon5663]

Thank you for mentioning my ancestors 'Ahoms' in your podcast. Yes they were fierce and had some drawbacks and mutiny among themselves but non of the history books had mention that Mughals tried several times to capture North East and Ahoms defeated them each time. Infact the history books have all the stories of the failures of the kings who were defeated by the Mughals.

[@mangopudding5979]

500 times? Even a Clo wn won't believe that. It's 15 times, not 500.

[@naomiphukon5663]

@@mangopudding5979 that's what my granny use to tell me🤣🤣🤣

[@SonofSoma108]

@@naomiphukon5663 arey bhai bahut besi koi dili 21 times asil ahom mughal r kajiya tarr pashot nahile mughal haari gol

[@ashikurrohman5728]

❤️Joi Aai Axom

[@self4341]

as an assamese history nerd, i would like to slightly correct your stance of mughals never defeating the ahoms. they actually did manage to capture parts pf assam by the lead of mir jumhla ii and that was when the "Treaty of Ghilajharighat" was signed where the mughals agreed to give back the territory under conditions. i'm sure you've heard of ramani gabharu who was taken as a part of the treaty, later married to aurangzeb's dear son azam shah.

[@anvayp]

I am a maharashtrian brahmin. The 1948 carnage that Mr. Sampath talked about is true. My Great grandfather and his family was thrown out of their home in Kolhapur and was burnt to ashes in front of them. My grandfather was mere 10 year old at the time. He wrote his very first poem while watching all this happen and later he went on and become the famous marathi film lyricist Shri. Jagdish Khebudkar. I have heard the incident from him several times and it brings goosebumps and tears just while writing this comment.

[@utkarshjoshi2872]

तुम्ही श्री जगदीश खेबूडकर यांचे नातू आहात?

[@nidhikulkarni5600]

My family faced the same too

[@priyagokhale1661]

I did not know- wow.

[@MalharBedarkar-bv9tf]

Respect to you

[@joshmachine2505]

Have more kids

[@sureelireddy6823]

I'm Indian decendant living in Fiji and this podcast opened up my eyes. In Fiji we have schools under the name of Gandhi, Nehru and Indira Gandhi etc, but none in the memory of Veer Sarvarkar or Subash Chandra Bose!

[@hrishikesh157]

There are very few in India itself in memory of Veer Savarkar

[@htnaku4947]

Gandhi, Nehru, and Indira were Anti-Hindu and Anti-India

[@tacobella8040]

Idiot Veer savarkar & Neta ji had totally different ideals... Infact Stupid Savarkar opposed Azad hind fauj wch was established by Netaji😂😂 Kaha se aate ho bhai, Wtsapp University se!?😂

[@phunchu8202]

Savarkar wasn't veer. He was a coward. Why would you have schools under a cowards name?

[@shravansp4408]

@@phunchu8202 to tu kya hai back chod

[@atharvamehendale4476]

I had tears in my eyes while I was reading 'Savarkar by Vikram Sampath' and goosebumps while listening to this podcast.

[@rakshitaram]

True. My eyes wells up listening to him talk about Kalapani. I broke down several times and couldn't sleep the day I read about these tortures in his book.

[@abhishekjain5758]

But on godse it seems he didn't do justice on podcast , he hardly told about Gandhi failure and hypocrisy in the name of hindu muslim unity, perhaps he want to make it little bit sugary for listeners to absorb

[@atharvamehendale4476]

@@abhishekjain5758 time constraints maybe

[@saraswathyv8083]

Oh...was he so badly tortured ??

[@saraswathyv8083]

@@abhishekjain5758 Yes...I too heard this long letter of Godse..with was read out in court. It was a very touching letter... So Godse should not be brushed away... We need to know about him too..if not through Vikram..someone else then..But time will definitely bring out his side of the story too...

[@hindutwa5880]

The most awaited person.....thanx Ranveer for having Vikram Sir

[@MsAhishek]

J Sai Deepak 🤔

[@rka-truthalwayswins5127]

Vikram Sampath is a legend!! He is one of the very few historians/academicians who tells the truth as it is!!

[@the_coffee_addict4500]

@@MsAhishekI'm also waiting for that

[@kst7980]

Very weak argument by sampath bullshit episode

[@krishanviren]

We'll like to see J. Sai Deepak

[@akashthoriya]

Please bring whole new Podcast based on Veer Savarkar and other freedom fighter like bhagat singh and bose. Everyone must know real history in details. They are real hero.

[@srikanthvangari6021]

In my mind one question that Why did RSS is Anti quite indian movement Why did alliance with Muslim league by Jan Sangh in Bengal and Punjab Why did savaskar said servant of British govt And received pension from govt British

[@raghavendrakammar8652]

If this podcast would have been released during my school days, I would have failed in history for writing the right answer.

[@vignesh6654]

Losing the battle to win the war😂🙌

[@migilyogananda9063]

same brother same, lets spread the word now

[@sumitkarn9831]

most relatable comment ever!

[@haripotnuru225]

Absolutely

[@somaksengupta3026]

I totally agree with you 💯

[@156615]

Tears came to my eyes after kala paani "The last we can do as a nation is to show gratitude" Got me. So true. 😢

[@raonikhil411]

Same here man

[@GodKnowsWhoAmI]

Same. Just couldnt stop crying after listening to this. I knew a bit but not even this bit information.

[@ChandreshMakwanaakapg]

Not just that, defeat the political elements who has distorted the history so far and given the poison of leftism to the society.

[@07795810909]

So moving episode. Thank you

[@debasishdutta425]

As a proud Indian, I feel ashamed to have learnt such a fragmented manipulated history in our textbooks ..History is very interesting when we get to know the true picture of the things that actually happened in the past and i guess a lot of Indian youth are deprived of this due to some faulty educationists . Thank you for bringing such podcasts and educating and creating a sense of interest in history amongst the newer generation. We need more podcasts like this

[@vipin6665]

Same here

[@ajayshetty9997]

the history that he covered here is also fragmented BTW !

[@avi130avi130]

👍🏻

[@harshau8332]

@Kupamanduka can you pls zhare what you know abt these things ?

[@charvaka5705]

@@kupamanduka9218 are you insane? Netaji with INA were attacking British from outside india..whereas Savarkar using other Sangha organizations were strengthening the internal structure of India. Whereas Bharat Singh was a revolutionary and a member of HSRA, which had no deep connections with INA or the mahasabha.

[@pratikbiyani5245]

Brilliant Ranveer. This was one of the best. Learnt so much about the history of our a country. All facts. Thank you.

[@notorious_biggie]

Bringing great J Sai Deepak to the next podcast would be an absolute treat for us as listeners. His unique insights and perspectives paired with Ranveer's questions are sure to make for a thought-provoking convo. Don't miss out on the chance like others to hear J Sai Deepak share his knowledge and experiences🙏🙏

[@ajss3756]

J sai deepak can clarify ranveer's idea of Hindutva. pseudo left calls us right wing to equate with american nasty violent right wing of past. Today even they r better than woke democrates

[@notorious_biggie]

@@ajss3756 Well I'm excited to hear a brilliant mind like J Sai Deepak's perspective on these matters which concerns history as he is an expert in the field and I am confident that his insight will be valuable in shaping Ranveer's understanding of the Hindutva concept...and I believe that having open discussions with a range of voices and perspectives from other side is important which obv wasn't the case few yrs back ngl

[@notorious_biggie]

@@ajss3756I agree, the definition of right-wing in India is vastly different from what has been practiced in the West for many centuries.

[@jugalsheth4458]

Exactly!!! That video would explode,, Ranveer will have to try and keep the legal team on their toes

[@Michaelvarghesee]

No need.. Beerbiceps cannot digest J Sai Deepak 😁

[@lifeofkarma8286]

This was your most moving episode, I was crying when Vikram Sampath talked about Kala Pani and the horrible conditions the jailors had to live in. My grandpa was part of the Quit India Movement. He was jailed by the British in 1941. My grandpa wasn't allowed to fight back against the jailors because they were asked by Gandhi to be non violent. This is the best history episode on your show, thank you so much for having him on the show. I'm so glad he defended and explained Hindutva, please have him back on the show to talk about more untold history.

[@CiceroSpeaketh]

I read thr first volume of Vikram Sampath's book, and I can tell you I needed a few weeks to recover from a sickened and saddened heart. Any mention of Savarkar now brings me to tears.

[@kst7980]

Lol such desperation to make gandhi look bad . Your grandpa being a prisoner didn't fight jailer in jail because of Gandhi's non violence lol. Believe me if ur grandpa tried to fight in jail he would've endedup much worse than being dead

[@lifeofkarma8286]

@@gauravgandi1398 I meant to say Jailer. They weren't allowed to hit back at the prison guards.

[@lifeofkarma8286]

@@kst7980 Ok let me give you the full story. This happened about 80 years ago. It happened outside of the high court in Indore, India. There were a couple hundred freedom fighters to start off but the police dispersed the crowds by beating them, the crowds weren't allowed to fight back because they were in a non violent movement. Then the police asked them to just say sorry and they would let them go without being punished. A good number of people said sorry but my grandpa and less then 10 other guys didn't say sorry so they were beat up and sent to jail. They were all jailed for one year, they were allowed to have 1 visitor every 6 months. We all should know by now that a jail in British India was no picnic so you can imagine what kind of struggles the prisoners had to endure. After India's independence/ partition, all of the the freedom fighters were awarded for life by the Indian government. FYI, since you probably don't know every freedom fighter gets a state and national monthly pension from the government and 2 free 1st class Railway tickets for life. Those are not the best benefits about being a freedom fighter, anytime he went anywhere and if people found out he's a freedom fighter, he got the same honor, salute and respect as an army general. My grandpa raised us with Gandhian philosophies that's why I'm not going to abuse or say anything negative even though you were very disrespectful in your post.

[@sainianand5930]

@@kst7980 People like you are the reason British were able to rule over us for 200 plus years. Take your pseudo intellectual bullshit and go to dumbass ppl who might listen to u.

[@anishkulkarni2660]

Since childhood I have been hearing stories from my father about the genocide my ancestors faced in 1948 riots. But no one has ever brought this issue up in public. Watching this episode brought a tiny tear in eyes of my otherwise serious father. Thank you Ranveer and BeerBiceps team for bringing Vikram Sampat and shedding light on untold history!

[@rka-truthalwayswins5127]

This episode must just be the beginning for justice!! The people involved in this Hindu Brahmin pogrom must be investigated & their wealth confiscated to compensate people like you & their families!!

[@unalome4074]

I'm marathi girl who's born and brought up in Pune. Fortunately I've learned "correct" History of Independence since childhood through various history books and plays. Now this podcast will teach real history to people who don't know the truth which was hidden for several years!

[@anjaligangoli7939]

We made that pilgrimage last year and even my sons in their 20s were overcome with emotion visiting the cellular Jail. Every school / college must organise trips there and encourage students to appreciate the sacrifices of Sri Savarkar & hundreds of revolutionaries who gave us our freedom. The present govt is doing a stupendous job is restoring the monument & archiving documents there. I too have a story of my father's escape from the wrath of murderous mobs during the anti Brahmin attack post the hanging of Godse. So glad Mr Sampath brought it up.

[@priyanshramnani1751]

Thanks for the insightful podcast! Please do consider bringing J Sai Deepak to the podcast! He has great knowledge of history too!

[@bethleuenberger4820]

It is so nice that you are speaking English. I am American and love love history. Cultures that speak multiple languages are so enlightened. We are so lucky to be able to hear these shows .

[@manjilmukherjee]

Please read about Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose. He took help from Hitler but he wasn't a Nazi. Secondly, he sought hitler's help when the genocide angle was not known to the world.

[@rajanipatil90]

Dear, am Indian, a hindoo. I can speak 7 languages

[@nilayshrivastava1572]

​@@manjilmukherjee no need to justify... subhash Chandra bose took the help of one monster to defeat another monster....

[@vasanthalucky5388]

A very commendable and informative program. I’m an almost 70 yrs old and have been waiting for the hidden truths to be revealed. I’m glad I stumbled onto this program. Great job!!

[@anirudhnarayan89]

Oh, man! Listening to Vikram Sampath speak is like meditation during war. I'm happy that we're reclaiming our true history without further distortions. We owe a lot to people like Sampath, J Sai Deepak & Rajeev Malhotra. Ranveer, great job dude. There's a fire rising in all of us and it won't be easily quenched! 🔥

[@anirudhnarayan89]

I should also add how much it boils my blood when people speak ill of Veer Savarkar. The guy was a stalwart! It's so easy to get swayed by idiots nowadays in the name of "Bharat Jodo"and call him names.

[@kst7980]

@@anirudhnarayan89 how can u glorify Vikram sampath weak argument. Self proclaimed veer should not be mentioned in our school books he was involved in murder thats y he was in kalapani he had very extreme ideas which should not be in text book. Vikram sampath stated twice that none of the congressmen were in kalapani, what does he wants to prove by saying that. Sampath can't justify 90% of the things he said bullshit episode

[@anirudhnarayan89]

@@kst7980 "can't justify"? He did just that! Pay attention, dude. Why do you think Sampath came to the fore. He has dug deep and found things, with evidence. Not like the idiotic historians we had until recently, who made lives out of lies. I suggest you do what Sampath himself suggested. Read books on Savarkar from varied sources and then form your own opinion. There must be a reason why Netaji and several other legendary freedom fighters looked up to him! Maybe you'll find what made Savarkar great.

[@shrikantjoshi4010]

Anirudh - We owe a lot to country and to the great revolutionaries Veer Savarkar et al. so good to see that your generation is waking up to that. let’s do every little capacity to do our part.

[@shrikantjoshi4010]

@@kst7980 - Have you read anything, dumbo?

[@Psy_berry]

🙏 My gratitude to you for featuring Sampath Ji. This was a very gripping discussion and I couldn't stop watching. Thank you for resurfacing Swatantraveer Savakar's patriotism and covering the Mahashtrian Brahmin persecution. My grandfather and family were put in jail and suffered due to this injustice. I love this channel and the discussion on Hindutva🙏🇮🇳

[@Giganigga-k6d]

Sarvakar was just a bootlicker

[@AshutoshShukla-nr1qz]

​@@Giganigga-k6dkeep crying

[@Giganigga-k6d]

@@AshutoshShukla-nr1qz "Keep crying", greatest reply we expect from a bhakt 😶‍🌫️

[@wordsreeve607]

@@AshutoshShukla-nr1qz well said

[@AshutoshShukla-nr1qz]

@@Giganigga-k6d u don't even know anything about veer savarkar...!!! And calling him bootlicker 💀 that's why i said ' keep crying ' 😭

[@bhaktigodbole83]

As a Maharashtrian, I feel super proud of my ancestors

[@7SALIANANISH]

No doubt about that. Chakrapani Shivaji Maharaj and many other rulers from the north are the reason why India is not a Islamic nation.

[@aishwaryap308]

@@7SALIANANISH Chatrapati*

[@manjupradhan7159]

Shivaji Maharaj' s son was another who had to lay his life in such a horrific way just because he refused to give up his Dharma and had no knowledge about this till recent times

[@harveyspecter1855]

@@7SALIANANISH what do you mean "from the north" ?. Chhatrapati was not a north india. Edit : oh okay. I misread your comment. I apologise.

[@awanishsingh3459]

As an Indian, i feel proud of my maharastrian ancestors who resisted all barbaric invaders & saved our culture, allowing us to live respectfully.

[@AnujaRaje-k7k]

I am a grand daughter of a freedom fighter , my grand father served his imprisonment in Kolhapur jail during the freedom struggle, he was from Fergusson College ,Pune (Law). He is awarded by the state for his contribution to freedom struggle , same way did his own petitions ,etc . Was excellent in english language as well as French.With all the intellectual discussion in the family that I have seen since childhood ,I am glad to see that India has decided to make merit. Also I belong to the linage of Sri Baji prabhu Deshpande. It feels great to see our thoughts being directed to understand the facts.

[@gapputhehunter8218]

May God be with you and your family! We all are here because of the people in the past including your grandfather that put there maximum effort because they knew they can't let the future generations suffer.

[@lingkee1928]

❤

[@shashwat7089]

Glad to be your 100th like, I'm a huge fan of Deshpande ji. 🙏

[@HomeHouse-xm9kn]

What was his views about savarkar sir

[@AnujaRaje-k7k]

@@HomeHouse-xm9kn Glad u asked , His views abour Veer Savarkar - Stalwart , If India gets one Savarkar India will grow to glory, In fact I remember , in the essay of my Fav Freedom fighter if Savarkars photo was not available in the freedom fighters chart we were asked to keep the space empty , but essay had to be on Savarkar ,not knowing his songs on desh bhakti was not acceptable . And his predominant view on a serious note -India has done Injustice on him like none other. India is answerable to him. (Mumbai)🙏

[@srinidhiharathanahalli7777]

This is the video on freedom movement which I will be showing to my son when he grows up. He is 6 months old now. Hopefully by the time he reaches school, the textbooks would be updated to have the TRUE history.

[@siddhantsengupta]

You're a good father sir 🙏

[@srinidhiharathanahalli7777]

@@siddhantsengupta Thank you so much sir

[@justathinker8669]

Get the books by Dr sampath and RC Majumdar and keep in your house for your children to read as they grow up.

[@vinayaksuresh7507]

finally we are talking about the 1946 naval mutiny….. my grandfather was part of it he was in his early 20s … I remember him telling us that they revolted and replaced the British flag with the Indian flag in the deck … they were all captured… my grandfather was also caught … …. When he was held …. He was let off with a slap saying you are too young and dont even have a moustache…. It took more than 50 years for the govt to get him recognised as a freedom fighter …

[@jananivenkatesh4790]

Please share your grandfather's name. It needs to be remembered like many others' who actually fought for our country.

[@lavanyamurali5332]

We owe so much to him and all the others 🙏

[@rutvikrs]

If he is still around please urge him to write a book.

[@vinayaksuresh7507]

@@rutvikrs he died 4 years back aged 95

[@rutvikrs]

@@vinayaksuresh7507 if he has diaries and stuff, please hire a writer to publish the story of his life.

[@PKJ2212]

Vikram sampath, J Sai Deepak, Meenakshi Jain and Anand Ranganathan are gems of Bharat

[@rakhisawant5920]

He will run away from the podcast when j Sai deepak and minakshi jain spit facts about his imaginary unity 😂😂😂

[@nethragputtaraju5742]

Include Rajiv Malhotraji too

[@bhagavathuladhanamjay6540]

Well said. These people are Gems of true history .

[@charvaka5705]

They are scholars...no one is a "jem".

[@sarthakarya02]

@@charvaka5705 have you ever read any of their work specially Sita Ram Goel ji and rajiv Malhotra ji

[@justanagha3040]

बहुत खुशी होती है, जब कोई अमराठी अभ्यासक स्वातंत्र्यवीर सावरकर जैसे महान व्यक्तित्व का अभ्यासपूर्ण विश्लेषण करता है। बहुत धन्यवाद!

[@vk62005]

Ranveer, I am a Maharashtrian lady. The poem written by Veer Savarkar "ने मजसी ने परत मातृभूमीला...." is very close to all Marathi people. I request you to please listen to this song, sung by Mangeshkar's and try to understand the meaning. You will understand the deep love mentioned for our motherland 'Bharat' 🙏

[@rka-truthalwayswins5127]

@@sandy-ei4vm These pseudo secular parties are financed by anti Hindu forces!! In France, there is a law which outlaws anyone who denies Jewish genocide & holocaust!! Same law should be created here for those who deny the historical genocide of Hindus by invaders & their supporters like Congress/uddhav!!

[@nileshpatil4111]

@@sandy-ei4vm uddhav don't represent maharastra and it's people.

[@cinnamonshake45]

@@sandy-ei4vm Uddhav thackrey is dead meme

[@ankitmahajan8412]

@@nileshpatil4111 Yes

[@UJ00UJ]

Surrender Sanghi Sorry Savarkar was a British servant just like all Hindutva Sanghis are!

[@sahilmalik8211]

I can't believe Vikram Sampath is on Beer Biceps. Ranveer bhai you never disappoint. Need a trilogy of episodes with this gentleman. please Ranveer bhaiya. He is a living legend and an epitope of knowledge.

[@beerbiceps]

What else would y'all like to watch

[@sahilmalik8211]

@@beerbiceps please bring him again as he has so much to share about Indian History. Also, please Invite J.Sai Deepak on your channel another gem of a personality. He can also share some unheard history parts along with legal debates going on in our beloved nation. Thanks Ranveer 💯

[@vs_916]

@@beerbiceps Ranveer Bhaiya can you bring Chandrachur Ghose ji on the podcast?

[@thedarklord78965]

@@beerbiceps j sai deepak

[@srivatsasb]

@@beerbiceps Anand Ranganathan , Shazia Ilmi.. Shashi Tharoor

[@prajukta1982]

The first time I heard of veer savarkar was on my visit to the cellular jail when I was 13 yrs old. The light and sound show that happens in the evening will give you an idea of the tortures, trials and tribulations by veer savarkar and many other freedom fighters whose names I sadly forgot. Then year later came across Vikram Sampth's Savarkar to come out of the mirage of false history. Thank you Ranveer for this amazing podcast!!

[@adikelkar4]

One of the best episodes you've shot. I came across this video after finishing the first volume of Vikram Sampath's book on Savarkar. Freedom comes at a cost and we have to respect and give all freedom fighters their due which had been suppressed from us for so long! Really powerful conversation!

[@DebolinaPatra]

Sir you're growing each day that's so good to see we're evolving with you too because of your dedicated assistance towards the youth of the country...all your podcasts are worth watching and you never disappoint anyone...keep it up love you loads❤

[@beerbiceps]

So nice of you. Thank you ❤️

[@suprajasomasundaram8193]

That was a really wonderful episode. I literally didn't even skip a single second of the video. Dr. Vikram's narrative was so calming and enlightening. Ranveer need to do more episodes with him.

[@shilpar3284]

Thank you for sharing real history which is still not updated in my kids books.

[@abhishekkulkarni3587]

I am absolutely loving this re-education. Thank you for bringing Dr. Vikram to us Ranveer.

[@anandtiwari87]

I always love to hear true history. Without your channel, NCERT books would have been successfull in brainwashing me as well, but thanks to you. ✌️ Ranveer, can you please bring Anand Ranganathan and J. Sai Deepak sir 🙏 Edit- Thanks you for bringing Sampath sir ✌️

[@jitenpimputkar3526]

I am from ratnagiri, And I really appreciate bringing anti-brahmin massacre story here. I used to hear these horrific stories since I can remember. Thank you for putting it on such a big platform. ❤️

[@mmmsjjj]

Yes , nowhere mentioned about these instances, my grandparents suffered that time

[@nidhidesai3373]

Please bring Dr Vikarm Sampat once again with historical Podcast. It’s really wonderful to know the topics and theory he shares… it bind me to go dig the history and learn out new truths.

[@anindian4412]

Loved this interview. Being a Maharashtrian myself and a fan of Veer Savarkar, having read Savarkar's Biography in Marathi 'Mazi Janmathep', (My Life Sentence) and listened to his patriotic poems/songs, the interview is kind of tribute to him.

[@sam2877]

Marathi music director Sudhir Phadke who was a staunch supporter of Savarkar produced a movie on Veer Savarkar. For that he had to spend his earnings of lifetime. I was fortunate enough to work as an errand boy during the shooting of this movie. All for the love towards Veer Savarkar. I grew up in his shadows.

[@jinks3669]

Wow is your name Shashank by any chance?

[@venberd]

What is the movie name ?

[@aayushhh95]

Yes, I remember watching Sudhir Phadke talk about his the time he spent with Veer Savarkar in the 50s and 60s. What a memory it must have been!

[@abhinavmaheswari]

I have visited Cellular Jail in Port Blair and I can’t agree more with Vikram sir…the cries,howls,pain of the revolutionaries can still be felt,and specially where the gallows are,it really gives u goosebumps and the pain is still there in the air…Thanks Beer Biceps for such episodes…looking forward for more content like this..

[@platinumman28]

Today, I find myself compelled to express profound gratitude to Ranveer and Sampat Ji for their unwavering dedication to bringing forth a podcast that delves into the hitherto overlooked pages of our history. As the episodes unfolded, my eyes were opened to the heart-wrenching atrocities endured by Maharashtrian Brahmins in the aftermath of Gandhi's assassination. The pain and suffering of individuals like Savarkar Ji, etched into the annals of history, were revealed in vivid detail - particularly the harrowing experiences faced in the unforgiving confines of Kalapani. It is a poignant reminder that our history, raw and unfiltered, deserves acknowledgment. We owe it to ourselves and, more importantly, to the generations that follow, to break free from the shackles of selective narratives. Our duty lies in unveiling the truths, no matter how uncomfortable, and ensuring that the lessons of our past are etched into the collective consciousness of our society. It is high time that we steer away from the glorification of colonization and the adulation of those who perpetuated violence and oppression. Instead, let us focus on fostering a culture of awareness, empathy, and understanding. Our history, replete with the struggles and sacrifices of our forebears, is a tapestry that should be woven with threads of truth. As we navigate the present, let us be torchbearers of an unwavering commitment to educate and enlighten. Only by acknowledging the darkest chapters of our past can we hope to build a brighter future. Let the echoes of our shared history serve as a compass, guiding us towards a more compassionate and enlightened society. Thank you, Ranveer and Sampat Ji, for being the conduits of this crucial conversation. May your efforts continue to illuminate the path towards a more aware and conscientious tomorrow. With heartfelt appreciation, - HIREN TRIVEDI

[@shashankrajsingh7953]

One of the best modern historians in India. Thank you ranveer for bringing him opening the minds of youth

[@adithyak9029]

Massive respect Ranveer for inviting Vikram Sampath! Looking forward to Jai Sai Deepak on the show too. These are topics every Indian should listen.

[@x56080]

In the 80's when I first saw the award winning film "Gandhi", I felt the some part of the film was missing. Independence was easy. Now days I am realising what's the missing part was or is in the film. It's never too late to unlearn.

[@Miss_11]

Really I'm emotional right now after listening all of this.. 🥺Being a Maharashtrian.. I feel so shameful that I didn't know all this things about The Savarakar.. He is truly Hero.. 🥺💯

[@dilipshinde93]

Thanks for this video highlighting true history of our freedom struggle.

[@Amith-ky8hw]

I have been waiting for 1)J Sai Deepak 2)Dr.Vikram Sampath 3)Dr.Anand Ranganathan for so longgg. One down Two more to go More power to you Ranveer Bhai 🙏🙏🙏

[@Goyal-js9bg]

Yessss and sanjay Dikshit from jaipur dialogues also

[@Amith-ky8hw]

@@Goyal-js9bg yes sir

[@sshyamnikhilesh4993]

Waiting for J Sai Deepak

[@rmgpdoc]

Ditto

[@ravs8465]

"Gandhi was a national security risk" - no better words to say the truth!

[@iamonlyhuman8323]

He was a double agent 🙈

[@okayMrN]

Actually there should be two independence day in India... One date for britishers rules ending, and other date for mughal rule ending....!!

[@AdwaitS362]

He was a British Agent.

[@Kuttupai]

Gandhi was & Congress was and is a national security risk

[@anweshachakraborty2529]

@@chinnappadass8589 Just saying. Nowhere it is written officially that Gandhi ji was the father of nation. I hope you know who called him father of nation n how he was treated by Gandhi n gandhivadis. Yes he was a truth speeking man (what he thought to be) n a spiritual practitioner, and he did unite a lot (not everyone) of Indians, but you cannot neglect his faults. And recognising his negatives along with his positives is not being disrespectful. Because you pay respect only when u speak for whatever the person/ thing actually is...

[@prerna1511]

Ohhh maannnn!!!! Wat an episode....goosebumps, anxiousness, tears , anger, ........experienced all in one show!!.......how these people duped us in believing their story!!!....so much to know about, so much to discover, so much to change......indeed history has to be rewritten!!!....need more people like Vikram to spread the real thing.....liked this show ...thanks ranveer to bring this on board.....overwhelmed

[@arunsharma-kh7xf]

You nailed it man ranveer what a guest what a surprise ❤️vikram sir 🙏🙏.. ....j sai Deepak must be next 🙏

[@sughoshdixit]

J Sai Deepak! It'll blow the internet!

[@arunsharma-kh7xf]

@@sughoshdixit 😂 Well said ..I quote j Sai Deepak " I am n IP lawyer by practice if you challenge me in facts I will rip you apart"😂😂

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

@@arunsharma-kh7xf 😂😂yes bratha that was lit...jsd full Josh mein te tab

[@adish7839]

@@arunsharma-kh7xf 😂 i am fan of him. And not to forget Anand ranganathan

[@arunsharma-kh7xf]

@@adish7839 how can we forget Anand ranganath.. actually j Sai Deepak and Anand ranganath are synonyms 😂

[@jayanthk78]

Vikram Sampath is a gem of a man and historian!

[@soumya2321]

One of the most interesting interviews of Ranveer show! We all need to know more about true untold Indian history as the history we learned in school did not have any details of the true fallen heroes.

[@Aditi74._]

This is most needed and most important podcast 🙏 Thankyou so much for bringing Sir in show!! 🤘

[@beerbiceps]

Thanks for listening

[@lunatic_lad]

@@beerbiceps One Geopolitics podcast with Prashant Dhawan Plz. That would be one of the historic Indian KZbin crossover.

[@hazrat_mansur]

@@lunatic_lad yes, if not possible do it with amit sengupta

[@aashish.purohit]

@@lunatic_lad Geopolitics commentary is different than Geopolitics Analysis.

[@rss7184]

@@beerbiceps please call j sai deepak iyer if u can

[@roshan7041]

My late grandpa was in railways during independence era. He used to say that when ever Gandhi used to come to Bombay only 6 or 7 used to receive him at the station. When Nehru used to visit it would be around 25. But when Bose used to visit plenty of them used to come. I agree with Vikram in the video (56.10) ...on 30th Jan all shops were closed as everyone knew that the old man will be sent to his maker. Strangely an English lady who was my grandpa's neighbour greeted my grandpa as usual and told him today your G ....will be killed. If common people knew this ....then no doubt even Pandus knew, yet all wanted him to go.

[@Ankitwriter812]

How did everyone know it was the 30th only? Any significance of that date?

[@theindiaway3]

Very interesting, thanks for sharing this anecdote

[@bananaboy7334]

how old r u

[@Samveg-UnfilteredMindTalks]

I congratulate Vikram Sampat and thank Ranveer for bringing him on the show. He is precise and has neutral view while sharing his observations and knowledge.

[@nupoorpatil353]

Thank you for this podcast!

[@surabhisamant989]

can see the pain he is feeling when Vikram Sampath mentions about the peoples comments on Veer Sawarkar. I was 8 year old when i was given Veer Sawarkar book by my aunt and that has shaped what patriotism is for me today.

[@ananyasahoo2615]

who have got good family members

[@jayd4ever]

veer savarkar was a patriot but misguided one

[@indrasingh6243]

@@jayd4ever misguided one by who? Lol

[@marshalRajput530]

@@jayd4ever chutiye

[@jayd4ever]

@@indrasingh6243 what? misguided by the hindu nationalism he believed in and when he stopped becoming a revolutionary

[@chaitanyaatre574]

Being born in Maharashtrian family and schooling in Marathi medium school, I was very fortunate to read Swatantryaveer Savarkar’s poems and books ( kalepani, Mazi Janmthep, Moplyache band). We used to sing his poems in school. He gave so many alternative Marathi words to English words (Mahanagarpalika - Municipality etc)under the agenda of making Marathi more cleaned and original language rather than adulterated. His ‘science based essays’ literally give insights how visionary and practical Hindu he was. He was against all rituals and was urging people to be science and conscience based. It gives pain when people call him communal and what not. Wanna be PM (you know who) made comment on him where he has 0 knowledge about him. What gives more pain is, educated people without reading about him make comments on him and follow their political leaders who having their own agenda to carry on. He was had identified Kashmir and china issues way back when Nehru took wrong decisions regarding concerned issues. He tried to warn him but as Mr. Vikram mentions they always ignored revolutionary leaders and Swatantyaveer was like top enemy for them!!! P.S - love the way Dr. Sampath says ण of पुणें!!!

[@supercrazydesi]

People will get rid of the namesake patriots and freedom fighters. Real patriots who died for this country will be celebrated. It started slowly but will be stronger than the INC can imagine.

[@rka-truthalwayswins5127]

The selected Nehru who was made PM by Gandhi/British had organized a feast for the Chinese communists while they were invading our Dharmic & civilization-al brothers, the Tibetans!! India would have no borders with China if Nehru wasn't an impotent communist & British lotalist!!

[@Noobshit15]

Yo I'm a big fan of Veer Savarkarji and thanks ranveer for helping to clean his image more through such a world class podcast!

[@syedabbas5822]

The first man who called for the partition of India was sarvarkar not jinnah. The first hindus who opposed sarvarkar were Bose, tilak. Moreover sarvarkar was a British agent who was an instrumental player in causing Hindu-muslim riots all accross India at British behest. Sarvarkar also was against azad hind fauj and recruited higher caste Hindus to support the British against azad hind fauj.

[@iotasymbol8498]

​@@syedabbas5822how do you know everyone have thier own agenda that's why I say focus on future not on. Past

[@KartikChauhan__KC]

@@syedabbas5822 Neither Savarkar nor Jinnah wanted the partition of India. They were both nationalists, Jinnah believed in hindu muslim unity and he was the one who actually did something good for this country along with other nationalist leaders. He was going to be face of independence movement of India until an asshole named Gandhi came to India after spending a decade in Africa. Because of Gandhi, Jinnah was sidelined and Jinnah got so disappointed and angry after that which made him hate the people of India. He was furious how everyone forgot about him as soon as Gandhi arrived, and that bald sh*t did nothing and still got all the fame. This one incident turned Jinnah against his own motherland and his people, after that he left India and spent few years in UK and when he came back he was a completely different man. So yeah Gandhi is the root of all problems.

[@chaitanyaatre574]

@@syedabbas5822 if you have guts, get all the proofs and prove it. Rather than saying just in air

[@harishborse9783]

I agree with Atharva

[@DirtScraper]

What a great speaker Vikram Sampath is. I mean he never ran out of perfect words to express explicitly his thought. One of the best podcast till date

[@krutaapte946]

This episode was an episode of non stop goosebumps. brilliant , knowledgeable mr vikram sampat.

[@jaideepjaiswal6330]

54:01 he just compared Indian freedom fighters with vultures wanna know what kind of goosebumps was that

[@krutaapte946]

yes the britishers left it to the gandhi. nehru and jinnah.Each looking to fulfil their personal agenda.

[@jaideepjaiswal6330]

Sorry you are still are unaware or swarajya democracy independence .. wrong place

[@sayan_0708]

Waiting for Vikram sir for long.....love ranvir sir.. Hope Abhijit sir will back soon

[@induful]

Thanks a ton for bringing out the real history... It's high time that the next generation have the truth told.. Keep up the good work

[@alokanandamukherjee7061]

Great job Ranveer, opened my eyes, although I had some idea about the topics talked about in this show, but to hear it from someone who is actually a qualified person in the subject just provides a great deal of validation. Thank you Dr. Sampat.

[@dirgayushyadave8050]

Thought will start this 1:16 hour episode and go to sleep, but instead it woke me up, and realised that I rather we have been sleeping till date. Hats off to Vikram, and thanks for doing justice to likes of Vir Savarkar.

[@Padmanabham.]

Wow! Beautiful way to put it 🙏🏾☺️

[@shwetajoshi4638]

Thank you Ranveer for bringing Vikram Sampath on your show. I am from the cast of Godse and heard a lot of injustice with my community at that time. There is no apology from any politician till date. I am grateful to my ancestors who suffered a lot but didn't beg for mercy and any concession from anyone. Whatever success they achieve in life is on their merits. I urge you to listen the poems written by Veer Savarkar, sung by Mangeshkars.

[@saptashreetripathy2571]

Please record and publish more podcasts with this man. That will be your real service to the nation @ranveer

[@indrasingh6243]

I would request yall to read his books more Podcast will take more time of urs If u read book instead

[@rka-truthalwayswins5127]

@@indrasingh6243 No!! Reading books is more cumbersome than hearing podcasts! Podcasts also reach a wider audience than books!!

[@CaffeinatedVagabonds]

For now buy adani stocks.. that will be more patriotic.. apne desh k liye itna nahi kar sakte kya ... Chutiyo

[@teerkitarkash]

My request is to make this episode in Hindi so that most readers understand it. It is such a mind-blowing discussion that, everyone must know. My congratulations to Sampath and you Ranbeer.

[@PurnaVarma-rk2rg]

It should be translated in Tamil too to make the uninformed Tamilian listening to dravidia prachars.

[@moonshells]

Thank you so much for this. I am from Kerala, and my dad's family has 7 freedom fighters/revolutionaries, most of whom were imprisoned for years and tortured for participation in the revolution. One of them is T. Subramanian Thirumunp, who is my great grandfather's brother. And my great grandfather was Hareeshwaran Thirumunp. Proud to be an Indian, proud to be part of such a family.

[@geetasawant4092]

Best history episode.. literally cried during the kalapani segment.. My father planned a trip to cellular jail when I was a kid to show how our freedom fighters suffered... As its explained in video it brings tears in eyes and leaves a impact on you Veer Savarkar and Bal Gangadhar Tilak true freedom fighters..huge respects..

[@Prokaryoticpakoda]

Veer savarkar really?

[@pranavrathi779]

Hearing about Kala Pani is making me cry here. I can feel the emotions of Vikram sir as he is speaking

[@vcrlu]

So much enlightening! I am proud of Dr. Sampath’s knowledge and understanding of India’s history. Our current ignorant politicians should watch this

[@lightyagami6095]

The amount of knowledge and wisdom Vikram sir is staggering, I hope he gets more recognition 🕉️🙏

[@busyperson4142]

I had tears in my eyes while listening to the tortures they have gone through. All these freedom fighters deserves a lot more respect. My gratitude to all of them especially Veer Savakar. Can’t wait to watch couple of movies coming soon on Veer Savarkar.

[@arundhathiboneverythingund7397]

Pls do watch the film kalapani

[@GSds657]

what about Bhagat Singh? you have no tears for him?

[@chitrakochak8154]

​@@GSds657 no not like that what he wants to say

[@chitrakochak8154]

​@@GSds657 don't have tears for Gandhi or his death

[@swarnaushachandra5568]

Thank god Gandhi was taken away India suffered he was a probable agent of the British

[@FaithStudyandPractice]

What a man was Veer Savarkar🙏🙏. Thanks Ranveer for bringing gems like Vikram Sampath!!

[@kst7980]

Bullshit episode

[@AYUSHKUMAR-yw7hj]

@@kst7980 just like you.

[@kst7980]

@@AYUSHKUMAR-yw7hj if this is not a bullshit episode tell me what point made sense in this episode

[@naveenrocks99]

@@kst7980 British bootlicker he didn't glorified britisher so how he will relevant to u.... Bhoore angrez as told by bhagat singh... Shameless

[@kst7980]

@@naveenrocks99 u guys love revolutionary who killed couple of Britishers and did some other stunts (don't want to disrespect them)but what they did achieve apart from getting emotional highs.

[@riteshkumarmohanty4885]

The real perspective.

[@abhijitshetye9432]

Much needed podcast which gave due respect to Veer Savarkar! Thanks Ranveer.. thanks a lot!

[@saisarathivasan2612]

By chance I saw this in my KZbin and you guys, made me sit at a stretch listening, along with my wife very senior citizens, influenced by the Indian freedom struggle as told by the Congress which ruled for about 50 years. Incidentally I worked in a newspaper that boosts of it's role in freedom struggle, but with Gandhi-nehru narrations. Most of the incidents you both discussed we, senior citizens, professionals, are not aware off. How can we teach to our children and grandchildren! We were in tears while listening. Thanks for opening our eyes. I am happy this new age historians viz. Vikram Sampath, Sai Deepak, Anand Narasimhan etc. doing excellent job in telling the people the actual truth of our history, wrongly told by likes of Romila thappar, Ramachandra Guha etc. Thanks for this wonderful knowledge of power. God bless you 🕉👏🙏

[@sandeepthakur009]

बहुत ही जबरदस्त पॉडकास्ट, बहुत बहुत बधाई एवं आभार। काला पानी की यातनाओं की बातों ने भावुक कर दिया। भारत के समस्त वीर क्रांतिकारियों को कोटि कोटि नमन।

[@shanumittal1184]

This is the eye opening episode about our history Ranveer, thank u for bringing Mr. Sampat, u are doing great work Ranveer, I live in USA and I feel like I grew up not knowing the real facts back then in India, thanks 🙏🙏

[@tmj8623]

Really happy that there are people like vikram sir and podcasts like Ranveers...to convey the real and hidden history of our country to the masses...and really wish atleast our next generations learn the real history...Jai Hind..

[@kathikr9360]

Thanks brother for bringing such an amazing content .keep doing what you are doing and bring to light what was hidden by political vultures.expecting more from you ❤️❤️🙏

[@shashichaudhary9749]

5 years back I have been to Cellular Jail, Port Blair and watched Light and Sound show on Veer Savarkar. But could not go to first floor to see cell where Veer was imprisoner because tears were running down to know his sufferings and torture he has faced. Today we are independent due to sacrifices made by martyrs like Veer.

[@KaifShaikhTaufiq]

Sorry Sorry Sorry i hear 🤣

[@smad]

Whoa, words fail me, guys. That was one of the most truly informative, explosive episodes I'd come across in recent times. Turned me into an instant ardent follower. Thank you heaps, both of you.

[@UchihaItachi-zt6us]

Ranveer is evolving from a Boy to A Man. And the topics he is touching and the guests he is calling on the podcast is a real Gem for the youth of the country ❤️

[@blistering2900]

Boy to man 👨 lakshay choudhary roasted him well.

[@dhirendrarath8001]

@@blistering2900 Beerbiceps had added more value to my life by giving me such insights about various topics , but what has lakshay contributed apart from 5 minutes jokes ???

[@UchihaItachi-zt6us]

@@blistering2900 this is a democratic country so you enjoy your nonsense shit and let us enjoy this kind of Epic And knowledgeable podcast 🙏

[@craverxt5990]

@@dhirendrarath8001 lakshay chaudhary is good for nothing

[@swanandjadhav2413]

​@@blistering2900lol u watch lakshay choudhary