Dad Reacts to Bollywood for the first time | Taare Zameen Par Movie REACTION! 1/3

[@KayaaaaDe]

One of the many things i love about this movie is how they portrayed Yohan as a nice and supportive older brother and not as a mean or obnoxious brother.

[@swatisaini6447]

And the friend too. Rajan is such an amazing friend

[@couchpotato5138]

Oh yes. But lot of times not the case in reality. Some siblings are jealous that the other requires/gets more attention.

[@cosmos1487]

​@@couchpotato5138happens only until they are kids, like not matured. I remember I used to fight with my younger sister all the time for silly things. I am her big brother, now 20. But i absolutely love my little sister and still fight with her not seriously but like teasing her, but I never fight her seriously now because I don't wanna hurt her. I don't know if it just comes as you become mature i guess, definitely seems like it to me

[@shubham6055]

Fact: After this movie, Govt took initiative for dyslexic students like providing substitute writers to write in exams and schools too became aware

[@miasen2548]

awe thats amazing

[@yzzzzng]

Thanks for letting us know I'm so happy to hear that

[@orion7326]

Yup. My school (Delhi Public School) had 5 new classes setup for special needs children, free of cost. One of them was for unusually slow learners, and we were strictly instructed to behave ourselves around them. We couldn't ridicule them at all. Just one complaint used to get us in serious trouble (50 marks deductions in annual exams, 10 days suspension, accumulated black spots (5 blackspots for 1 student means rustication), etc.

[@ahamadibrahim-fr2fn]

Nahin unn bachon ko jesay ram me iss film mein Likha sikhaya hai wesay hi sikhana chahiyay taakay Woh bachay khud bhi Likh sakain

[@ZainabMasood-n7w]

Waah that's amazing ❤❤❤

[@septleaves8521]

Your dad is such a “great guy.” He’s so balanced and brought up 2 wonderful balanced kids with so much love as well. Get well soon Waleska. More love to your family 🧡 💐

[@Aman__]

I'm 20, but still, I can relate to this song "All I need , All I need... is to be Free"

[@ashyouknow7420]

Same I'm 20 too😭

[@KayaaaaDe]

I am 26 and i relate to this.

[@Arya-cs7kj]

I think in 20s we often deal with all the problems we had in our childhood/teenage years.

[@Aman__]

WE WANT PART 2 and 3 ASAP 😇😍

[@thegameison.]

yes

[@RitwickChatterjee14]

Wait for 5 days

[@mahakal5712]

Yes

[@thegameison.]

@@RitwickChatterjee14 r u editing this??

[@thegameison.]

@@Aman__ idk..he told to wait for 5 days so i thought he is editor of video.. PS- n if mr. editor is reading this he did just want to tell u did great job with jab we met

[@anujm_1384]

papa herrera's take is so refreshing to hear because he speaks from experience and I really like the father son duo lmao

[@nichen6966]

Very sweet to share this with your Dad. And really liked the interaction between the two of you. Very nice to see that the movie resonates an emotion and memories with your Dad.

[@Shacko14]

The editor is hilarious! Amazing work!

[@jacksonwangspapillong4217]

Loved you and your dad's reaction. It's easily discernible how good a parent he is❤️ Answering your question, by the time of this movie (early 2000s) mental health was a taboo subject (depression, psychosis etc) and not talked in public often. Thus, even things like dyslexia or down syndrome etc were not very known by the common mass. It was only after this movie that govt took measures for the betterment of such students and even the general public accepted mental wellness as essential (well, to some degree) Also, the family is not rich or anything. They're middle class and hence the parents put pressure on their children to excel in everything :) hope this cleared your doubts

[@manitagore6777]

Your dad seems like Such a sweet and amazing human being

[@Insert_handle_name]

Can’t wait for the next part(s), thank you soo much for watching this! What an amazing job by the editor 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@pruthvirajshinde9991]

One of the reasons why Indian parents may sound too aggressive and immature while punishing their children , and while what your papa said about not being ready for kids is absolutely perfect, the thing is any middle class man who is trying to put together a good and well functioning family takes around 15-20 years so if you enter a job at 22-24 , he will be about 40-45 when he has enough money to focus entirely on his kids , so Indian parents have to kind of do both together and hence it can cause a lot of frustration, we can't do anything about it at our income bracket, it's the economic situation we have to deal with.

[@dinakaraghebbar6695]

Nice to see DAD sees the movie from his perspective and correlate to his childhood too.... That is the magic of this movie.

[@Magictheatre2023]

Hey Super Editor! You’re doing an amazing job. I look forward to your comments as much as the reactions - ‘like father like son’ haha

[@somaahmad7892]

Your dad seems amazing, I loved how he paused to tell us his personal stories. More reactions plz! Xx

[@linkbombchu168]

That's sick! So sad Waleska isn't joining the two of you though

[@jiminjams1543]

0:42 fun little fact, you actually translated it bang on. Like the title is literally “stars on the ground”. But the English title takes more from what it’s trying to mean, I.e. “like stars on earth”:3 so that wasn’t just close enough.

[@tejashbharucha831]

These movie is a master piece of Indian cinema.... Superb acting by kid playing Ishan 💖 Simply the wonderful world movie

[@aditya2088]

I am SO SO SO glad you're doing this! ;) As I said in my first comment suggesting this, I wish every single person sees this movie. Might help make the world more compassionate. Before this movie, dyslexia was not even a part of the average educated Indian's vocabulary. But this movie brought about a drastic change, and impacted so many lives for the better. Kudos and hats off to AAmir khan.

[@rimamondal0405]

Finally was coming here for 2 weeks to check if you uploaded new reaction or not also I hope she recovers soon

[@tulika_9519]

Damn goodness. Perfect choice 👍 Specially to watch it with parents 🥰 Can't wait for the next parts ☺️ Btw they are not rich family...but common middle class Indian family. Indian middle class families actually put a lot of, you can say, pressure on their children to excel in studies and everything. And Yeah..you are right. Ishaan is dyslexic. But unfortunately many people in India are not even aware of such things.

[@sarboo]

Really enjoyed this! Looking forward to the rest 🙂👍🏼

[@Aman__]

One of the best movies till date ! Thank you for reacting this movie, It is one of the best movie Bollywood has ever produced ❤ You Guyz are DOPE ... Miss you Waleska !!

[@sandipchavan1863]

The editor Won Bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.........

[@dineshmondal4118]

I love the father-son interaction between them, and understanding each others perspective❤

[@poornimav7834]

Aww what a meaningful reaction on this movie!! Beautiful conversation between dad and son! ❤! Waiting for part 2!

[@anweshapahan2921]

can't wait for next parts...btw second song's singer is Adnan Sami i requested you to react to this song it is great composition+vocals

[@Elisheva_]

This movie is very emotional and I highly recommend for parents and teachers to watch it!!!! I watched it couple of times alone, with my parents and also with my husband and I never let go of this movie. For me it's unique bcz it's telling a story also from the kid perspective. Of course I cried every time I watched it

[@OneSizeMagic]

Nice! It's one of my favourite movies and and watching both of you sharing your thoughts and emotions makes me feel very happy. Wish i could share it with my dad but He died many years ago and when he was alive we didn't had such a good relationship like you two seem to have. So please enjoy every day together and and please let us know when you will bring up part two. Thanks, Love and greetings from Germany 😳😘🙋

[@Princess_Sani]

So excited to see you again Efra!!! Great film choice! You can never go wrong with Aamir Khan ❤❤❤❤

[@JC-zg7sp]

Efra is just like his dad❤️

[@shwetarupalika]

I love your family so much 😭

[@Aman__]

OMG WAITING FOR THIS SINCE 2999 BC 🤩😍

[@kkrkkr3531]

He is going ro cry a lot... lot.... a lot.😢

[@vanisha773]

Loved to hear your dad's insights

[@codeengineer10]

Lol was waiting for so long , and didn't expect to be like in 25 sec and comment an Asynchronous first, Nice movie

[@dr.akshitkapoor9091]

In india .... The people are grown in a way that you have to have a proper 9 to 5 job and the creative paths were not entertained as work a few years back but from last 5 to 6 yrs the thinking is changing and people are taking up jobs like arts music sports and others .... So it is changing but the thing in our schools that is or was very appreciated is that teachers are always said to have a upper hand in future making of a child more than his family and teachers areeant to be gurus for life

[@stargazer7987]

Get Well Soon! Waleska, We want you here soon!!

[@piyushk5027]

1:03 to 1:06 is MEME material 😂😂😂😂

[@reenagarg4671]

I was in a very local school and there teachers were just angry at students mostly but my brother is a little dyslexic and he studies at an international school and because of them we got to know that he is dyslexic they have separate curriculum for students like my brother.

[@foundingtitan7]

"You gave me a hard time editing this Efra" lmao 😂

[@HiraShaibalReal]

Your father is an amazing person

[@radanasser6527]

Waiting for part 2 impatiently! ❤️

[@andyminhas6469]

Get well soon, waleska

[@akoiace]

she would have loved this one!

[@gourishmahale4929]

1st comment i think wanted waleska with both of you that would have been wonderful or just to see her take on the movie

[@idcman_]

omg I love your dad... bring him more often💞

[@recipesandsongs8050]

Congratulations to parents . They have done such a good job with you two.

[@amrinbhuyan64]

their smile is so matching ...same smirk..hihi

[@yellowishyoutubechannel3900]

This is one of my favorite and meaningful movie from my childhood ❤️

[@shrutikaanand7587]

React to *Badhai Ho* with your whole family please it's a hilarious movieee!!

[@lilblackkitty]

please upload the rest parts soon!!

[@khushimishra3176]

We want part 2😍❤️

[@levigoldberg146]

Props to Dad. Love from Germany.

[@nku420]

Welcome Dear Dad

[@anonyhisoka]

Next part please! Awaiting it eagerly!

[@avirawal6216]

Namaste 🙏 to your father from India

[@khushimishra3176]

Love your reaction ❤️😍😊

[@haniyahassan]

my fave indian movie ever - this was my childhood

[@sarahzaza7251]

I am subscribing and waiting for part 2 and 3 asap 😊 yes we have this problem in our schools and people here don't know dislexia yet 🙄

[@positive2075]

I like the editing 😂

[@InsightKriti]

Great view point from Dad.. I have been in those shoes but not to the extent as this movie kid .

[@hazardyt6544]

😂your dad is great we want him more

[@sumayyahmussa1860]

Loving the dad feature 💕

[@carolinecharly4682]

Cool reaction, after finishing this could you guys please react to Padmaavat... It has high musical score❤❤❤❤

[@nritkalpa3192]

We now understand and talk about it and take care of such students

[@TKG2404]

Yes that kind of teacher harrasment still happens in some part of the India.. probably in most places

[@hidaazri266]

Finally. Love you guys ..

[@shalinisinghbhati7047]

Part 2 fastt!!!!!!!! Papa Hererra rocks!

[@sumitriyal4343]

👍 very good reaction

[@nandinimahajan9160]

Please maintain this channel and we promise we'll support you ❤️

[@hellosigh]

You guys should've watched the whole thing on feature friday movies!

[@anuja2885]

Get well soon Waleska!

[@5udipt0]

Get well soon Waleska 💖💖💖💖

[@ayeshasuhail5178]

After this you guys have to watch “ye jawani hai deewani” and “Znmd” 😊

[@GisamokanNa]

Physical Punishment was all I knew growing up. 😅

[@jenniferlaurene9699]

Wish you guys reacted to more recent bollywood movies instead like "Jersey(hindi)", "Gangubai Kathiawadi", "Sanam teri Kasam" (Do these with Waleska and pops next)

[@subratabiswas6667]

Can you guys please bring your dad in more movie reaction videos. I think he is very entertaining and interesting to watch.

[@bollysongs_status_]

Next parts asap❤

[@ashishsharma-md2lh]

Great imotions, reactions

[@acilwmyu]

Part 2 hurry please

[@indiralakshmi3412]

I don't know is it still happens in school nowaday but it happened to me in that days and some teachers are helpful and others to punish severely. Good to see yours dad's reactions 😀

[@BUHUMbrahma-x4f]

Like father like son

[@rainworld-f3i]

Papa Herrera is super cute. ❤

[@rituparnaghosh6698]

In India it happens brother , but fact is later on we enjoyed it .

[@rj5054]

Love u dad.....that doesn't means EFRA is my brother😛

[@Shaziaart]

Waleska's edit with that sound at the intro😭🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@plsreactto7852]

Editor killed it 😂🔥🔥

[@rasmim231]

Oh my god I'm exited 🤩

[@shiron_celesta]

woww🔥🔥🔥

[@kashaishmasroor124]

PART 2 PLEASE

[@MahendraSingh-is8tp]

Come on dude❤️

[@Kris14300]

Indian parents are like that but they love their kids very much.. we don't think it as it's violence it's our parents care they are more hurt when they hit but it's all fir good.. then only we indian kids take it seriously and study 😂

[@gauritm3158]

Try "Munna bhai M.B.B.S" as well it's full on comedy

[@gauravrathour2765]

I think you should bring your family members alongside with you two(efra and wale) more often

[@anushh156]

Rest of the parts please 💟

[@AM-jx3zf]

Best movie ever. It used to happen here in the 2010s even, but now the education system is completely changed, and there's more awareness for such inabilities, especially after the popularity of movies like these. Now teachers cant even hit the kids, or scold them. Its too much leeway but oh well

[@djdjdjdj8320]

This is kinda slow, have been ages at least upload 1 reaction per week.

[@PrantikaJagannath]

I was a dyslexic student, I couldn't write or read till 5th standard, it was really frustrating and I get traumatized watching this movie.

[@SshivamKhopkar]

Bullying is common in schools in India. From prinicpals to teachers to kids! all do it. Anyone having different opinion? Keep it to yourself. Because I am speaking from personal experience.

[@mimis.5139]

They show dominance when they talk and if you show something out of the box they take in their ego