Exclusive Roll Caps Making - Very Interesting Process | Crackers Factory

Here we have Showcased Roll Caps making complete process in Aravind Caps, Gems Fireworks factory, Sivakasi, Tamilnadu.
Roll Caps are majorly bought as a must-have during Diwali as it is a less effort-induced and safe cracker that also has a cool working mechanism, the roll caps are inserted inside a gun that produces a bang sound every time the gun is shot.
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[@_whY_soO_seriOUS]

Lot of my childhood doubts are cleared like, #Why some rolls are empty #Why some in-between dots are burnt already #Why caps are not middled in role... #How it is placed exactly in same distances... 😄 Thank you man... 🤩

[@peacejoy672]

Exactly the same doubts bro.. 😁

[@abhilashpatel6852]

I saw this video just to get clarified of the same. They don't have quality standards so ship them all. Also as there's no quality standards, it makes them more affordable.

[@weirdshibainu]

@@abhilashpatel6852 plus look at your end user...kids who are unlikely to complain with their 30 second attention span.

[@weirdshibainu]

When I was a kid in the early 60s, I always envisioned a cap factory as being run by robots...like on the Jetsons...well, there goes another childhood fantasy into the dustbin of history.

[@dirkhallberg4566]

Ha ha , 100% same thinking

[@nithinabrahamjohn739]

Crackers are made in a cleaner environment than Bakery makes food 😜

[@luisgeimonat5957]

@Samvdos tu w

[@tapasbanty4924]

Jjkikkkkkjjjjj❤❤❤❤🦈❤❤🦈❤🦈🦈❤❤

[@busybees788]

Mulle hote bakery me... Suar to gandgi me hi rhega na

[@Mahesh-hj7gq]

🤣

[@karanluthra551]

Environment is biological because bakery makes vital food.

[@DavidWatt]

I can smell this video. That childhood smell will never be forgotten!

[@sicks6six]

burned sulpher from you cowboy six guns,

[@fiscal_registre]

всмысле? запах голого мужского тела?😂😂😂

[@quirkdelass2414]

Now i know the people, who made my childhood amazing♥️ more love to these amazing people out there

[@TheTubejunky]

Do you honestly think this is how ALL OF THEM WERE MADE? There are companies with MACHINES that produce millions of these things. These people just seem to be "doing it the hard way" to make small amounts of money to survive.

[@randomfire5315]

@@TheTubejunky This is how majority of it was made in the 90s you moron. Nothing wrong with doing it the hard way. Makes it more affordable to the lower middle class population. All the power to them.

[@OxTongue0]

Childhood memories! I respect to those hardworking people .

[@KittieDammer]

Ты тоже в детстве там работал?🤣 Откуда такие воспоминания?

[@AdityaChauhan.1123]

​@@KittieDammernot funny

[@Grove-street677]

@@KittieDammeri will laugh later

[@jootan91]

and respect to them for most likely being paid so little that it is basically slave labor.

[@eldiablo7862]

@jootan Most likely a family business.

[@user-um9hw4wg1x]

நம் குழந்தைகளின் மகிழ்விற்காக இன்றளவும் விடாமல் இந்த பொருளை தயாரிக்கும் இவர்களின் பணியினை பார்த்து வியக்கிறேன்... மலிவுவிலை பொருட்களின் உற்பத்திக்கு பின்னால் இவ்வளவு வேலையும் இத்தனை பேரின் உழைப்பை பார்க்கும்போது மிக வியப்பாக உள்ளது

[@manikandanramakrishnan2820]

உங்கள் தமிழ் பிழையின்றி அருமை...வளர்க தமிழ்

[@hoeunkhmaotourstreetfoodan8747]

looking good

[@leokimvideo]

Memories of whacking whole rolls with a hammer as a kid..Boom and ringing ears after

[@user-pq1ty9sg9v]

Блин, реально ощутил запах пистонов сквозь экран телефона!!! Молодцы!

[@hfoen]

Старые, добрые пистоны)

[@nimda3967]

Пистоны :) точно, у меня были в детстве, только качественнее, хлопали дай боже

[@user-hd9vj3kh1z]

Только в моё детство было два вида. Один примерно такой как тут, только были упакованы без круглых коробочек и завернуто по 10 штук в тонкую прозрачножелтоватую бумагу и второй вариант просто полоса вогнутая пополам в длинном пакете. Первые стреляли лучше

[@oshdeco]

@@user-hd9vj3kh1z были еще круглые, как конфетти, в пакетиках, по одной штуке вставлялись в пестик

[@MrRusticano]

пистон у тебя в трусах😄

[@mymaan123]

Hats off to sivakasi people because of them we celebrate Diwali🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@omsontakke7593]

Hats off to our indian army 🪖

[@jharanasamaljharanasamal4537]

😂😂😂

[@rajeshamrajesham9291]

@@omsontakke7593 oko👍👍👍👍

[@tusharjaiswal4477]

Sivakasi kaha par h bhai .. vanaras ko hi bolta h ky shivkasi

[@omsontakke7593]

@@tusharjaiswal4477 TNS meh hai bhau

[@ameennavas7156]

Thanks for the workers ❤️ for making our childhood awesome

[@brianhaynes7354]

Childhood dreams! Gimmie a box of those and a hammer! I'm in my 50's now and I want some!

[@kaykiekid]

Ah memories! 😊👍❤️💕 I'm 60yrs old now and I remember my parents buying me a cap gun. It was in the style of the old western cowboy pistols. It was back then about having fun after school and on weekends.

[@h3yw00d]

I remember taking my cap gun to school. Kids can't do that anymore.

[@Rusikulya]

Even today I play with roll caps at age 32... And every time the gun bursts, I still get the same thrill and joy as I felt when I was 7. Edit: This Diwali I introduced my three and half year old nephew to roll cap pistols. His parents were afraid he would hurt himself but I bought a gun three times larger than normal so that when the gunpowder bursts, it will be farther away from his hands. He happily burst 3 packets of roll caps (3*10) without incident and his parents joined in the fun too 🙂

[@ssovereign8022]

That is called enjoying the life my friend, we should enjoy whoever despite our age.

[@cherukurisrujana464]

Loading and firing like real MAFIA GANGSTERS . I enjoy it alot at the age of 32

[@cmctravels]

Same here. Last Eid I enjoyed potka after two decades.

[@christopherrobbins2236]

It's good to feel like a kid, wish I could do that

[@gavayyaswamy7458]

@Mousumi pal in BB n..

[@stardombhum513]

Respect to all this guy's who made our childhood happy and joy👏😊😊

[@fokkerd3red618]

Wow, Much respect to all those involved. I had no idea these were made by hand and Quite honestly I didn't know there was even a market for these things anymore.

[@goofy3908]

Actually never thought about a current market. Shoot i live in california where they banned sparklers cus they were too sparkly. Probably those caps would bring in the feds nowaday

[@tlw2585]

Childhood memories. I love watching these types of videos because you see the step by step production process and the incredible precision of people that know their work like the back of their hand. 👍

[@neerajg5670]

Though I'm not fan of fireworks, but looking at these hardworking people they are inspiring me to work hard on my profession. God bless all hardworking people, Owners please provide protective and safety equipments like gloves, masks, glasses to save these gems.

[@thiagarajann3776]

These were gifts given by British Raj to improve the town....

[@biggbossofficial877]

Hardworking persons

[@karpasurya]

I think Indian society must learn to get away from this madness called crackers which not only permanently damage the environment for generations to come. The plight of these people and lakhs of women and children who work in the Southern districts of India around a 70 km ring around Sivakasi, the epicenter of this horrific trade is just pathetic. They have no skills other than rolling and pasting papers, a work that can easily be done by machines. But powerful lobbies keep their conditions pathetic with daily wages of less than Rs100 for a 8 hours work. You can name a chemical it will be there barium, strontium, lead, antimony, copper, aluminum powder, Sulphur, phosphorous etc. The town also boasts as having number of engg colleges and schools as well. My direct interaction in training them show only exploitation. With proper training and tools and Govt support, they can use part of the skills in assembling electronic components. Given the political and business nexus that may not be feasible. May be if we all reduce cracker and fire works use at individual families it can make a change in their life. Every time I touch a cracker I feel it is someone's blood. It is time as civilized people we move towards lighting lamps instead of crackers. They can make instead agarbathis

[@knidhi8993]

One of the sensible comment here!

[@sentino68]

Not really fireworks.

[@anilshirsat4406]

You are in the Hearts of all Indian, from their childhood, because every child enjoyed the roll cap, in Diwali festival, Now ,I am retired now, but still love cracking it.👌👍😊

[@nandananandana2843]

கோப்பு செய்வதைவிட கோப்பு packing செய்வது costly யா இருக்கும் போல.அந்த ,Printing செலவு அதிகம் இருக்கும் போலத்தெரிகிறது.

[@thiagarajann3776]

Try fireworks from MP as it is more good in quality and cheaper than Sivakasi fireworks....

[@beejisback8162]

Wow! I now have pure respect for these little noise makers. I never knew how they were made and now I do. Fantastic job everyone! Love this! Now I want to play with some!!! 😂❤❤❤

[@Mister_Holdsworth]

Who would have thought that's what it took to get caps? I didn't. That was great to watch such hard workers who clearly knew their job well. Thanks for sharing.

[@deepankarsengupta9624]

Never thought about how these rolls were made when bursting them when I was kid. Now I have respect for these people

[@sumit89das]

Being a fireworks dealer, I sell approximately 700 cartons = 56000 boxes = 560000 bundles = 5600000 rings of roll caps each year. But after watching your video, my respect for these artists have reached the highest level.

[@luisrodriguez4182]

Mis respetos por el que vende esa cantidad que dices Y les paga un salario de miarda a esta pobre gente, debe ser un proletariado social comunista 😂😂😂

[@alanweber675]

artists?? highest level??? What video did you watch? I saw a bunch of clowns making a shit product.

[@BiGDuke6Actual]

As a kid, I went through reams of these roll-caps - loved the sound and the smell.. Thank you for this video!!

[@nelsonlobo3615]

First time I appreciate the amount of work and skill and patience involved in making these rolls that are taken for granted

[@ganeshdattharbola4559]

I'm thankful to all the Shivkashi people associated with fire crackers industries which makes our Diwali celebration memorable, grandiour,and joyful. Hats off to them🙏👍👌❤️🚩🔱🕉

[@asirjulius]

Great workmanship, hats off to those involved. May God bless them. Pride of Tamilnadu.

[@bbaraiourdigitalclassroom834]

Never thought that there could be so much of hard work behind making my childhood so wonderful

[@insomanic100]

Thanks for making our diwali memorable

[@trinaghosh1468]

It's my favourite sence my childhood . I still use them seeing it in making is just melted my heart . It's so lovely So hardworking people , you have my respect 🥰

[@devintaspharma]

Wow. I never knew that this much hard work sivakasi people do. We just fire a roll in a minute. Hats of you all.

[@gradybrowning3976]

I’m in my 50s and haven’t seen those snap caps in probably 35 years. Wow brings back memories!

[@ConsentDeath]

Are they for toy guns.

[@shubhangidivey746]

Such a systematic process. I am glad that they do not want any machine to do this work and giving lot of employment opportunities for the villagers. Keep up the good work. Thank u for sharing

[@jone2j75]

எந்திரம் நிச்சயமாக தோற்றுப்போகும் எம் மக்களிடம்🔥 வாழ்த்துக்கள் 💕

[@kingqueen6949]

Those old men must've been in their 30s when i was a kid. If this was their profession back then, i must have used some of their products running around the neighborhood in the cold winter days with turtleneck sweater and cowboy hat living my wildest imagination ❤ i love you guys good job

[@roshwall]

Childhood all over again. Thank you, hardworking people!

[@shivakumarnagamangala4230]

They bring joy to millions of kids..this requires precion on scale...tough job. great

[@rakshithakonderu7987]

People burst in a Sec, seriously it is taking a lot of time for making it... Kudos to all hardworking persons there🙏🙏 Please do take care

[@GasikKRS]

Запах пистонов - один из главных запахов детства...

[@BhayankarYodha]

Really loved seeing how they do it manually and generate enough employment!!! All love from Canada!!! Good job!!!

[@sujoymukherjee7674]

Hatsoff to their team work and effort , 🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏Bachpan ki yaad agayi.. Feeling nostalgic

[@NareshGharat]

Top not content. Subscribed channel👍👍and hats off to human robots👏👏 still can't imagine firecrackers making with 100% manual efforts. Salute🙌🙌

[@daniscleiamendonca7202]

Nossa!!!a habilidade com as mãos na maioria dos momentos nesse trabalho é incrível, faz tanto tempo que fazem isso, que é inacreditável a velocidade na hora de enrolar e empacotar

[@Ashish-Hindustani]

आप सभी का काम जो मैनुअल हे फिर भी मशीन से भी ज्यादा फास्ट हे यह देखकर आप को दिल से सैल्यूट

[@ronnie4737]

Thanks for showing this! My favorite childhood vice 😀 Long Live Sivakasi 👍👍

[@wingselectronics]

Really Hard Work People Those Make Diwali Happ😍😍❤️❤️

[@r0cky462]

Thanks for sharing this....fascinating to say the least. Every single process from very beginning to end is done by hand...unbelievable.

[@sudiptapanda2509]

They made our childhood awesome ❤️❤️❤️ never get the chance to say thank you ❤️ .. thank youuu❤️❤️❤️

[@talwindersingh3721]

Thank you for recording this and uploading,my whole childhood went by and it never raised a question inmy mind how they were made. Perhaps that's how joyous childhood was with these, we waited just to put the roll in the pistol and fire away😅

[@jayaramanp7267]

The speed with which these people work to produce roll caps for children is amazing. Inspite of such a hard work the wage they are going to earn will not be much, I am certain. One thing I am happy is that I don't find any young children in the factory. Once upon a time it was prevalent. But now because of public awareness and government's strict rules child labor has been abolished now. But still these working people must get proper wages and facilities. Thanks for creating this video.

[@Dinoyadav77]

Thanks for our childhood making joyful ❣️❣️ Love from Rajasthan ❤️

[@manas.mk47]

They are responsible for our childhood memories!!!! Hats off 🖐️🖐️🥺🥺

[@soumikchakraborty1356]

This is how they make lots of children happy. Thanks to the chanel owner for bringing this up

[@aseul2682]

Never imagined the efforts before.. also your video is very organised.. no confusions. You clearly taken the video step by step which needs no explanation..

[@djaslam9761]

Wow... Amazing fast work by all the workers... It took me to my childhood when I was using roll caps

[@ravishenoy9762]

Hard working and skilled personnel to manufacture. So much of time and effort goes behind my favourite thupaki. We take just a moment to enjoy it. Hatts off to these people. Thanks for sharing

[@venkatarr]

I'm 42 but still i enjoy these roll caps. Childhood was awesome because of this. I used to buy at least 50 roll cap pack😂😂

[@venkyraju3412]

Hats off for their hard work, we people don't know how they are work, but we bargain for less cost. I think when we see this process of work, we can stop for bargain Thanks for video 👌👌👌👌👌👌 Nandri, 👍👍👍👍👍

[@jshailesh7619]

Hats off to all labourers from Sivakasi fire cracker factory

[@yashchaurasia9586]

It's so beautiful that these people are working so hard to have that smile on children's faces.. ❤

[@ats-3693]

Really? That's the reason you think they work hard? Not because they desperately need to make enough money to live and support their families? They don't give a shit about smiles on kids faces.

[@yashchaurasia9586]

@@ats-3693 Who doesn't need money to run their families? But it's the choice of work. I think it would be harsh to not pay them for their work anyways

[@AnandTogari]

Hats off to those people who made our childhood day memorable and remarkable n irreplaceable...., Still love to...,

[@differentvideos9898]

Real Hero of Diwali,👌👌 Love from Chhattisgarh ❤️❤️ Ossam👌

[@BlackStoneSlayer]

Bhai Chattishgarh se kaha ho.

[@bharathraj8665]

@@BlackStoneSlayer number 6, vivekandar theru, periyar kurukuchandu, Chattisgarh,

[@BlackStoneSlayer]

@@bharathraj8665 u r from Kerala why are u writing Chattishgarh.

[@bharathraj8665]

@@BlackStoneSlayer...i.help u to know his address..

[@prashantnagrare8229]

After so many years of enjoying these rolls in every dipawali, now we are seeing their hardwork which has worked for our happiness. Now afterwords, I will see these rolls very differently.

[@khalid_ansari99]

A minute of Happiness, this much hard-work behind it, unbelievable. Thanks for the video.

[@ImranSayed]

These were like actual rounds for us in our childhood.. Used to boast to have a bunch of these rolls in front of fellow friends.. Beautiful childhood memories..

[@somossaosomadhanerboiganikupae]

My entire childhood 😊❤️

[@hydracrazy2938]

😟😟😟😟

[@praanayjatthar2899]

Bhai khatam to kuch second mai hota hai, but making process ❤❤❤ Respect n Respect...

[@gitendra0605]

Brings back memories of 60yrs ago in india. Great childhood. I feel for the youngsters of today

[@Panda-cn5jk]

மனசு ரொம்ப வழிக்குது இதை பார்க்கும்போது. ஒரு புரம் நம் மக்கள் சினிமா, பிசா, பீச் என்று சுத்தி பணத்தை வீனடிக்கிறார்கள், மறுபக்கம் இது போன்ற மக்கள் மிகவும் கடினமான வேளைகளை செய்து மிக சிறிய தொகையை சம்பளமாக வாங்கொள்கிறார்கள். என்ன ஒரு கொடுமை! அவர்கள் கும்பிடும் சாமியைதான் நாமும் கும்புடுகிறேன், ஆனால் அந்த சாமி ஏன் அவர்களை இப்படி வைத்திருக்கவேண்டும்?! Unfair world.

[@chuckwhitson654]

Jesus Christ is King of kings and Lord of lords

[@GoldenArrow297]

our childhood memories would be incomplete without them. Respect for those workers and their ancestors 🙏

[@kuttidas333]

This video just triggered my childhood memories ❤️ I wonder how much effort they put behind such low paying products 🙏🏻

[@m00seknucklejohnson45]

Ah how I love the smell of roll caps. Fond childhood memories for sure. Great video

[@artworld9799]

Amazing Roll Capes making😊😊 fully watch

[@sourav07521]

It's really amazing to see how fast they work with such high precision..even today I play with these caps at age of 34

[@pat3850]

HAPPY DAYS playing cowboys and indians,had so much fun using cap guns im 65 now but we had a good time...

[@biooo5645]

So many hard works hats off 👏

[@SAIDMADE]

Beautiful! Now I know how to make caps for children's guns. 😀

[@lalanijimmy2325]

Very hard work for our joy for Diwali thank you very much to hard working people and you sharing this video

[@Bruisader]

Wow . Never expected this to see here. That's so peaceful and hard work. Now I know why I missed some crackers in my child hood. As u can see while cutting strips they already exploded.

[@Ustadhfeisal]

Parents need respect, how hard they work and happiness on their faces. Thanks for the video

[@blissbhojan]

This is the exact speed and precision with which our ancestors built the Great Temples ❤️

[@Bomag]

It's fascinating to see the dedication and hard work of these individuals. Despite the challenges and limited resources, they're committed to producing the best products possible. Their craftsmanship is truly admirable, and their efforts deserve recognition. Let's hope that with time, safer and more advanced working conditions become available to them. Keep up the great work! 🙌 #HardWork #RespectForCraftsmen

[@57Jimmy]

Brings the aroma from the 60’s right through my IPhone screen!💕

[@Uralsam1]

В моем детстве были такие пистоны и револьвер) Хорошие воспоминания❤

[@oktoberskyy8661]

I love how they have a lot of small building apart from each other if anything goes bad in one room ,it wont catches to another room or building

[@DanYHKim2]

That is a really good observation. I am impressed that you're insight

[@MsAjay08]

Oh my god 😲 First time I saw the making of this . Million dollar Video dude👍👍👍👍

[@prachitipare4348]

People are working at the speed of machine! Incredible! I just wish safety of these people. Many questions are answered today. Thank you

[@sykobull3t947]

This is not roll cap it's an emotion 💜🥺 childhood memories

[@stanleysandeep]

Legendary moment at 13:20 😆 Seriously though, their skill level is god tier. Especially the woman at the end putting all those tiny boxes into one cylindrical pack...insane...✌️

[@rhino_737sh]

I’m 33 and I still play with roll caps and 8 shot ring caps with cap guns , also embarrassing enough is , it is not limited to Diwali or Durga Puja! 😂, it was great to see how my joy since childhood days is being made!

[@abhi-hr5jk]

After watching this video I promised myself will never buy any Chinese roll caps or any crackers will support my people❤ which I always do but sometimes when I buy something made in China or PRC I feel guilty and now I understand why. I respect the hard work and dedication of these people 🙏🏻❤️ thanks for sharing 🙏🏻❤️

[@srikanthp532]

Easy to fire 🔥 in gun 🔫 but very big process to do roll caps superb 👌 video hand's off to worker's

[@RandomGigabytes48]

Bro always wanted how they are made Ur content is top notch 😎✨️

[@beastking1646]

Love you guys for making this masterpiece.

[@Icewind007]

I know the ones I get are machine made, which makes this OG stuff so cool! Their repeating finesse is mesmerizing.

[@thinkforyourself2109]

What's good about this is that it provides so many people with jobs and from what I can see uses no electricity. It's a sustainable workshop that could still run in a post-electric world (which eventually will be the case).

[@tejasu8226]

Any info source for the post electricity world?

[@thinkforyourself2109]

@@tejasu8226 Global systems collapse is inevitable. Nothing lasts forever. Our electric grid is quite vulnerable to collapse. The causes could be nuclear war, geomagnetic/solar storms, impact by a large asteroid, a supervolcanic eruption, geoengineering, a synthetic supervirus, nanotech, etc. This idea that we can go on forever as we are now is illusory. Pragmatism dictates preparing for it through learning to food and energy independence.

[@randomeddie185]

I've never seen them individually packaged like that. I always got them as 5 bare rolls in a tiny cardboard box, and they were perforated between the rows of dots so that I had to seperate them into individual rolls.

[@wlockuz4467]

I love how they work in pure harmony!

[@saymyname218]

It's unbelievable how much work goes into making those things.

[@stevenbaker8184]

It's interesting, roll caps actually had a different name when they were first invented. The actual proper name is Maynard tape. Their original purpose was as primers for firearms. Not just a child's toy.

[@bforbobby09]

1:30 😋 ek dam tomato ketchup lag raha hai dekhne me red red.