Dangal Might Be The Best Wrestling Movie Ever | Dangal Movie Reaction

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

If this video reaches 20k likes I’ll make Jordon watch it and react to it ❤ KZbin memberships are here!

[@prasadnavle2737]

Challenge accepted ❤️ @LifeAlmostWithoutus

[@amirhamza7610]

please do watch something new and different and like Housefull movie

[@RJBabu1]

Jordan is a such a kind person.. don't know him personally but he looks like very interested kind hearted person..

[@animexc5923]

​@@udaytapkire19no part 1 is good but 2 is medicore total cringe

[@i.kaushik_san]

Watch crime thriller Andhadhun. It is a masterpiece.

[@neil2345]

Amir Khan's character forcing his daughters to wrestle rather than allowing them the choice to do so might seem like a bad thing when looking at it from a Western perspective. The time in which the movie is set and the culture at that time meant that Geeta and Babita were expected to live the life of a traditional Indian girl. Clean the house, learn how to cook and get married off to a guy from a 'nice' family when they're of age. What's more, is that the two girls understood this and were happy to settle for that life. By forcing his daughters to wrestle, they understood that they were capable of more than what society at the time thought. This is one of my Mum's favourite movies and when I asked her why, she told me that when she was around the same age as Geeta and Babita (in the early 80s), her older brother forced her to stop attending school and getting an education because he believed it was distracting her from her household duties. My Mum didn't fight back, despite wanting to continue school, because she agreed with him. She thought 'Well that's just the way things are'. After seeing this movie, she said she wished that she had someone like Mahavir Singh in her life so that she knew she was more than a bargaining tool for an arranged marriage.

[@kartikmore9228]

bro accept that india is very regressive towards womens ..dont do mental gymnastics to justify misoginy

[@CosmicBeing10]

of that age please stop at that time the girls got married off at the age of 10 to 14 year

[@neil2345]

@@CosmicBeing10 I don’t think you understand what I said…

[@tanmaykhunteta2800]

Yes truly he didn't understand and whatever you said it's very true, it's hard to understand the deep depth of Indian culture it's very hard one to know from outside. Haryana has very different culture and what you tube bloggers show it's right but they can't show the depth as you has to be local to know the invisible depth of our culture​@@neil2345

[@sashankbajaru77]

If you're not okay with Aamir Khan pushing his daughters into wrestling, you have no idea how 95% of Asia works 😂. We believe happiness comes from the "flow" while doing your work once you master it, rather than the work itself. That's why parents often push children into financially secure and less risky careers.

[@MHR-REX]

They have there American mind😂😂😂.sometime that look so stupid 😂😂😂😂

[@belightandmight9105]

I am agree with you😊

[@BestInterviewclips]

​@@belightandmight9105supreme power shiv

[@kreateit9579]

they thinks they are the world, thanks to internet. people are now coming across real stuff 😂😂

[@SahilSingh-xy9pm]

They push them into financially secure career bcoz they are not willing to take risks. Reason why India lacks innovation and entrepreneurship.

[@rahul2571]

No, the common marriage age isn't 13-14 , like the girl in this movie ..... but it happens in some rural places where people just want to get rid of their daughter by marrying them off Hence that marriage scene is very powerful.... He was a father who wanted his daughters to be successful in life

[@wittyfela]

Also the timeline in the movie is way before and times were different back then

[@RohitKota-pz3mn]

​@@wittyfelalate 90s and early 2000s so yeah

[@death_parade]

@@RohitKota-pz3mn I don't know what wild image you guys have of Haryana village life, but forget 90s when I was born, even back in the 60s when my parents were born, marrying of girls younger than 18 was not the norm. Instead, you would get ostracized for trying to do that. And if there is _anything_ you should know about village life in general, it is that if you get ostracized, your life becomes hell. So yeah, nobody in my extended family ( _kunba_ ) has experienced underage marriage. And ours is a _very_ big _kunba_ .

[@cgxapurba8450]

@@death_parade It's just nonsense from Bollywood,Chill bro,Literate people's know these bad tradition had gone 1850s.

[@MuzaffarRayees]

@@death_parade Well the movie is based on a real story where the girl getting married actually happens in real life. And its no shock child marriages still occur in rural places in india (including Haryana). Obviously child marriages are dishonorable, not the norm and would get you ostracisized, but so does child abortion, killings etc. that doesnt change the fact that it still happened and at a MAJOR rate. Instead of trying to counter the statement we should take charge of it just like other major crimes, WHICH has already happened and has considerably lowered the rate child marriages.

[@kindofanmol]

You guys need to realize that India is like an entire subcontinent full of different cultures and lifestyles. Think as if Europe was a single country with the different countries being different states. Move from one state to the other and you'll experience a completely new language, food, culture, lifestyle etc. This movie is based in the Haryana state of the 2000's. Haryana used to be a very strict patriarchal society with very little rights and regards for girls. That all started changing for the better when girls like Geeta and Babita Phogat started winning international medals and then the Olympics. This movie also played a huge part in the cultural shift towards women empowerment and wrestling in Haryana and adjoining regions.

[@videolover1489]

Stop using Western words and the mentality on Indian culture. Patriarchal society. Look at Western culture and see what happens to them.

[@dryalbite]

@@videolover1489 Well, he didn't lie. Patriarchal ko patriarchal hi bolega na

[@videolover1489]

@@dryalbite Patriarchal is a wokeism/ femenizm concept which invented by Western and it didnt fit in our Indian culture. Look at a results of wokeism and femenizm in wester society and it is failed. Our Indian culture is a culture of respecting elders and parents help you or guides to on a path of sucess. Dont follow western idology and destryoed Indian culture.

[@NativeBharatiye]

​@@dryalbite I'm also a girl Bhai, but this too much disrespect! Our society is purush Pradhan in few sectors but majority isn't especially in Education & carrier. Why should we focus on minority incidents leaving majority?! Even America has more child mothers & gun violence.

[@sandipchavan1863]

I mean ...she clearly have a American perspective ...which is totally fine ....but sometimes if he didn't have made choices for geeta and babita....they would've been just like other girls ...so sometimes you have give them a hard path and walk with then on it ....simple as that ...but American culture ia just giving too much freedom to their kids ...all the above things and very generalised ...doesn't mean I'm taking about whole India or whole America..❤Love from India

[@sanaira190]

I felt the same kind of wrong watching Queen's gambit tbh on Netflix. Parents having no clue the kid is doing drugs. The kids in school doing alcohol and drugs so casually. Girls eventually getting married with kids whilst being a drunk because they hate their life. The lack of guidance by the parents and involvement in the lives of children was just much too concerning. I mean, no offense to America, the show was awesome. But this is just culture differences and different parenting. Drugs, guns and stuff like that can get you years in prison and it's a huge huge gigantic deal. Parents in India are very involved with their children's lives and choices. Freedom and pursuing passion wasn't a luxury that they could afford in the times Geeta and Babita lived. I could personally never ever agree with American or western parenting. Same as you guys. It's just differences in mindsets.

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Very well said

[@Motivationalhub133]

​@@LifeAlmostWithoutus brother please give a reaction on "Bajrangi Bhaijaan" movie Lead actor:- Salman Khan Shah Rukh Khan(SRK) and Aamir khan both are superstars and friends of Salman khan these all three khan's are biggest superstar of indian Cinema... Any other good actor are there in Indian Cinema but these three stars are really most famous around the world...

[@DrDang143]

Instead of trying to learn about his motivations and circumstances, the girl in white top decided to blame his parenting. This is what WHITE PRIVELEGE looks like. According to her, Aamir’s character should’ve left the girls to decide what they wanted, and when they eventually grow up to be less educated, get them married at an early age. That’s what he was fighting against! So next time you decide to watch an Indian movie(or any movie from a different culture), try being empathetic and understand the motivations, rather than looking at the world from your white privileged lens. Hugo is so refreshing, and I can see him trying to not judge and just take it all in!

[@pavangummadidada3212]

Elise ❤️. I can understand where u r coming from about the father imposing his dreams on his children. But this is a third world country, where people are fighting to survive and live a better life. There is no place for passion for these people, who just trying to make their ends meet. And those were the times where women are viewed as a burden, if it was a son then he would have made their lives easier. So, even though the society was against Amir khan in making those girls wrestlers, he stood his ground and believed that his girls are not just a property to be married off. It may be hard for u understand it, but this was a third world country trying to break out of its chains. Love my country ❤️.

[@shivanshpandey2834]

Idk why anyone doesn't notices it but that point is itself raised in the movie where Mahavir's wife asks him the same ques. and he replies her to give him just one year and if he fails then he would quit training them. It should be noted that he wasn't imposing his dreams on them right from the very beginning but when he saw the potential then only he thought why can't they do it.

[@yatharthrai4658]

@@shivanshpandey2834 I mean beating couple of boys isn't like the most convincing showcase of "potential" for essentially robbing the childhood of your own daughters. I strongly believe that this is one of the best indian movies ever, however this point has always irked me while watching the movie. Especially as someone who has "suffered" (might be a strong word) through the massive expectations of parents' dream burdening your own shoulders. Imagine a scenario where after all this they had to leave wrestling to actually earn some money, like their own father...would your point still stand?

[@shivanshpandey2834]

@@yatharthrai4658I agree potential wasn't the right term here(Thanks to my poor vocabulary). What I meant was , In the context of the movie they try to establish this fact that he specifically asks for '1 year' because he saw a chance to fullfill 'his' dream. It feels like he is superimposing because he is way too strict with the kids but in his POV he needs to be because he has very less time. Is Mahavir a flawed character ? Yes but I just feel like he is criticized way too much because people misses out this fact.

[@ravitejaknts]

@@shivanshpandey2834 I love this movie, but "his" dreams are "his"dreams. It only works in the context of their location and culture where women are seen as nothing more than house workers. If he is not imposing his dreams, their daughters might have been the same. So it works for the movie. But if the same situation is for a normal middle class family, what he does is completely wrong.

[@yatharthrai4658]

@@shivanshpandey2834 That's my problem with the movie. Mahavir isn't a flawed character. At least he isn't showed like one. No one who has seen the movie thought the he is a "grey" chr. I understand the message the movie is trying to portray, but maybe it hasn't aged well. There have been over 25 suicides in Kota this year. I think most of them weren't even able to survive 1 year before they broke. And I don't think someone who is preparing for such exams out of their own desire and not parent's pressure would take such a step.

[@prasadnavle2737]

Guys please vote here for Bajrangi Bhaijaan..❤

[@crazyboy2100]

padman

[@vihaanagarwal2512]

No to both Bajrangi Bhaijan and Padman

[@farhadrafi3]

Yes. Bajrangi bhaijaan

[@albyanex3919]

Yesss.....bajrangi bhaijaan ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@jojomajumder3276]

No 'My name is khan' first

[@AniketKumar-dj8jy]

Legal age to get married is 21(or 18) for girls and 24(or 21) for boys but back in the day in 90s in rural part of india it was common for teenagers to marry so like my grandfather was married at young age and my father at 25 yrs this is true for 95% indians

[@AniketKumar-dj8jy]

@@islamPeaceful38 lol but in movie the girl was haryanvi.. so really sorry to say but it was true in haryana and rajasthan too and believe me or not but UP is better than haryana in GDP, sex ratio,intelligence as most iitians, ias officers, docs are from UP Bihar, delhi and rajasthan and many more things so lets not fight on which state is best because in the end all are part of india and every state has its pros and cons and if ur grandad is alive then do ask him what was his and his wife's age when they married ☺☺

[@AniketKumar-dj8jy]

@@islamPeaceful38 and believe me or not i am from Bihar and i am so proud of it that aryabhatta who gave 0 was from our land, chanakya who gave politics to india was from our land, our beloved sita maa was from our land and ram ji was from UP, Nalanda university which was burnt by khilji was the biggest education hub was from our land, even gautam budhh and mahaveer got knowledge here .. thats the place of bihar but yes now cuz of politics bihar is one of the backward states but i believe that if someone who is worthy enough comes into power then bihar too would be like kerala(one of the best state of india)

[@preetiraut7700]

@@hypeXi172 kuchh bhi 🙄 Whole North Indian state is suffering from this. Rajasthan, Haryana, MP, chhattisgarh, Bihar,UP all.

[@Normislive]

@@hypeXi172lol I live in up no one marrying young age

[@NativeBharatiye]

​@@hypeXi172 I'm a Gen z girl from UP. I can clearly see 😂hatred for UPians rather than a criticism lol. UP & Biharis have no child marriages it's rajasthan haryana . Rise above Hatred, bcoz us u r living comfortably without your daughters being covered. Bcoz we faught both Mughals & Britishers

[@AbdulSamad-qv4tr]

Totally agree 💯. Living in America , I have observed that people do not do enough research on how other cultures live and thrive upon. They assume , or maybe it's their second nature or it is in the back of their heads, that things are as hunky dory in the rest of the world as it is in America and that's how they fail to relate. Maybe this is why a lot of good Bollywood masterpieces went unnoticed at the Oscars or at a global platform because people failed to understand the underlying culture. Not everyone's standard of living is like that in the US. In most of the South East Asian countries , or maybe even just Asian countries , people live below the poverty belt, compared to the poverty that exists in the US. e.g. A homeless guy in America can still afford to eat food but a homeless guy in other countries cannot afford food for days. Now this guy in the middle ( don't know his name) seems to relate the way he identified the mother talking to the neighbor in ears just like it happens in Puerto Rico. So the bottom line is that the third world countries do not function like the way it is in America or the European countries and yes it is about survival . But you failing to understand how they function also reflects a colonizer's mentality that US or western countries still live upon.

[@harshitaprusty6640]

i can see where u guys are coming from but my dad always said, there has to be at least one person in the family who breaks the rules of society and gives the family a new life. Sometimes the choices may look very tough and harsh but if these choices aren't made then u can never get a better life.

[@elioshawn7914]

Amir wanted the character of their father to be like this... He didn't want it to be portrayed like a perfect father... But rathere a father with flaws & at the sametine with a vision to make their children's future better

[@siddharthmehta6220]

Finally! These ones next please: - Bajrangi Bhaijaan (I keep saying. Lisa will be bawling the most out of all Indian movies so far, but in a good way) - Andhadhun - ZNMD (zindagi na milegi dobara) In that order

[@abhinavs6318]

great list

[@rahulmunshi4064]

Just a little information 12:46 snakes 🐍 and ladders 🪜 The game originated in ancient India as "Moksha Patam"

[@JH-jw7pu]

As a Gen Z Canadian-born Indian women, the misogynistic sentiment that a woman’s purpose is to marry off and serve her husband is still very much alive in various South Asian cultures. I’ve had to fight against this my whole life, especially now as I am entering my mid-twenties. Any parent who goes against this sentiment and wants something different for their daughter is monumental. For this movie, the reality is that if their father didn’t push them towards wrestling, their fate would have been the same as the young girl who got married.

[@alexnicey]

why did you became an Indian woman ..after being canadian born... to see your daughter see this fate?

[@NativeBharatiye]

I'm from India, a Gen z girl from one of theost poorest state of India. I disagree with you, my parents had 2 daughters 1 son. They live us equally. My parents even spent heavily ony education. They told me that "I'm their Goddess Laxmi". My little cousin sister is called Goddess Vaishnavi bcoz of her outgoing & authoritative attitude. She will be a pilot in future. Don't impose your western culture on us indian girls 🇮🇳🤡

[@alexnicey]

@@NativeBharatiye Exactly!! The way this "Canadian-born Indian genZ" has written, its hypocritical and funny

[@bharat_vaasi]

Hugo is such a punk that he deliberately chose to show closeup reaction of Elise in chicken cooking scenes of the movie 😂😂😂

[@RandomLifeJuice]

😂😂😂

[@pickbo]

Right?! So rude 😂 - Elise

[@rohitgope4006]

But why

[@bharat_vaasi]

@@rohitgope4006 She's vegetarian and animal lover 😂

[@STARK50]

This movie is based in Haryana, that state used to do very poor in women education, sports, rights etc in about 20-30 years ago. It has highest male to female ratio. But now, it started to make progress, just like entire India. Women are doing equally good in sports for India. In last Asian games, India won 107 medals, and ranked no. 4 in Asia.

[@rusticTom]

Where r u from bro ???

[@STARK50]

@@rusticTom Assam

[@Theunicornyoutuber088]

19:14 approximately half of the population of india are vegetarian and we are the no 1 country in terms of pure vegetarian population and we are proud of it ❤

[@Mclovin96X]

child marriage was common in india until 1930's . still they were happening in north indian states then in 1970's govt made strict rules , parents of both girl and boy will spent 2 years in jail if found in the act of child marriage . then a new rule came in 2012 which states if the girl age is under 14 , the guy will spend upto 20 years in jail and if girl age is 14-18 he will spent 2 years in jail with 100,000 rs fine .

[@itszee942]

Bajrangi bhaijaan has to be next one

[@cosmicseer6569]

Next movie barfi, also include the forth guy in this one.

[@mayurgawali18]

The dangal little sister childhood actress just passed away recently at the young age of 19. May god bless her soul. RIP💐🤍

[@Ozukovsky]

26:08 The legal marriageable age is 18 for women and 21 for men. But in some very rural areas child marriages happen or used to happen.

[@darkreaper4990]

still happen unfortunately

[@halima-L-1485]

In africa my country they still do thank god i'm living another country .

[@nikhilbansal1533]

I don’t think it happens anymore

[@Youalrightboi]

@@nikhilbansal1533 bro , this is the problem with us . We dont even want to acknowledge the problems . Then how would we fix it . Trust me , all the horrible things you heard like child marriage , child trafficking , caste discrimination and etc , everything happens in our country . If you dont encounter it in your daily life , doesnt mean it is not happening somewhere remotely

[@YadviGalaxy]

@@darkreaper4990 where does it happens now?

[@dr.akshitkapoor9091]

The time shown in movie is around 1985 to 2000 and at that time girls in india were thought to do only household as it was a patricentric country so this was the first time any parent going against the traditions wanted their girls to perform in wrestling representing india as he saw potential and they were the first women to win olympic gold and now at present time many athletes are women and many have made india proud by winning medals in olympic or any other prestigious tournaments ...... that is why you see some brutality and this was needed to perform against the traditions 🎉🎉🎉

[@dr.akshitkapoor9091]

And in india wrestling is done in soil not mat so it is a very very very old tradition

[@rolex8156]

Next movie bajrangi bhaijaan

[@awalahmed2937]

Yes... they gonna love? Bajrangi Bhaijaan''for sure

[@awalahmed2937]

​@@dhimankalita1690 Bajrangi Bhaijaan'' is cringe? Your choice is so poor dude,

[@rvlogs8576]

Yes Bajarangi Bhaijan...👍👌👌👌

[@rahulsr2212]

No.. no pakistani movie

[@tarass8737]

A lot of girls and guys get married just as they become of the legal age that is 18 for girls and 21 for men, but now the legal age has been raised for women too. Its 21 for everybody now.

[@khushisingh-yq9dx]

Please, watch PIKU...It's a very nice and good movie. You can enjoy great acting for sure, I guarantee👍🏼

[@jyothiraditya2878]

27:49 is exact reason why today's world running around the acceptance of equality in everything (gender, class, status, religion, etc...) is just because at one point of time in this modern world, few business savy minded people saw a opportunity of making profit/gain of this (,i.e., taking advantage of the tangible and intangible resources like norms, sports, entertainment, talents, under dogs, beauties and bodies, etc...) and they went on channelising in the mask of liberal (but in fact they wanted is benefactor from it). Today's world is in this mindset of being liberal is not because one person or group of people were liberal, but because of few group of people/classes/community around the world who were a comercial minded intellectuals realised a opportunity to make profit.

[@Tandrasriram]

Our society got independence in 1950s so as a society its evolving slowly. Everything is changing including parenting. We came from poverty so parenting, back then is to keep a generation in a right paths parents need to like mahaveer, every generation will have a certain way to progress and it's parents who have to guide that's what's he is doing

[@nish6878]

Sultan(2016) is another great wrestling movie !

[@Arya-cs7kj]

23:53 Legal age for marriage in India is 21 for men and 18 for women. Please note the village scene in this movie is set in the 80s when the child marriage was common. Also, after 1823 the Britishers had changed the legal age for marriage from 21 to 14 for boys nd 12 for girls! Which was later modified after independence.

[@MegaApurv007]

bro is bhai in hindi and guys please do remember its a movie , not everything shown is a complete truth of 1.4 billion people in 21st century. The legal marriage age is 21 years both for males and females in India. I belong to the state of haryana where the movie has been based on. I'm more than 30 years old and many of my female friends are more than 30 years of age. All the things shown in the movie used to happen till 80s,that too in poor impoverished villages as shown in the film, things were completely different in cities and towns. My parents too married when both of them were more than 25 years of age.

[@crombajaa]

Good movie! I can see there are going to be some background discussions on this movie. lol! 25:40 The problem here is that your real world is very different from an Indian small rural village. Your moral perspective is only from your family and your experiences and your society and you have 0 clue about what happens in a rural village and how harsh it is. Now being a grown-up with that perspective, you take a moral stand that the father is wrong. I'm not saying you are wrong but just saying you know very little. It's like how you would compare a billion-dollar celebrity from your country and they speak about a common man issue and stupid solutions(They'll say like, save the planet and don't pollute... you common man. But that one millionaire would travel in a million-dollar plane to give that speech)as if they know and understand what that is. Sometimes, not most of the time, they may genuinely mean well for the welfare of the people but still, they would have no clue what really goes on in a common man's life. But hey, your perspective is your perspective and this is the reply I would say to you.

[@TravelYatri_01]

Marriage Age is 18 for Girls not 14, 21 for Boys... many illegally do it at 14 in remote villages but very very rare if police knew about it.. they will be jailed

[@chaitanya7988]

25:33 i think cos of cultural difference the girl in white cant understand the situation of the bride girl..at that time in india women couldnt even do a job for themselves, women were treated like they are born to do only household work..but amir khan in movie at least making his daughter independent going against the society..and the place at which the movie is set up it is hell for girl child cos it was considered a curse to get a girl child

[@rajkumarray2937]

Damn there are so many guy's who are so lucky to have the beautiful ladies like you have on your channel bro.. you both are so gorgeous.. appreciate your beauty..

[@AKA_ABpositive_]

23:55 In INDIA, The Normal Age of Marriage in INDIA is 21 years for for Boys... & for Girls is atleast 18 Year Old... Now some State's Government changing it to 20 year for Girls...

[@RJBabu1]

Before 80-90 child marriage happened in India...and hey why not you guys try some Indian best webseries... Breaking bad Money heist One piece Asur mirzapur Panchayat Family man Lucifer Cobra kai Narcos Scam1992 These all are for me world top best Web series..

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Breaking bad we’ve seen,along with better call Saul. Masterpiece’s One piece the live action we reacted to and the finale out tomorrow (considering the anime) Narcos I LOVE! The family man, scam 1992, and mirzapur we’re doing in the future when we finish up some of the other shows we’ve committed to though

[@RJBabu1]

@@LifeAlmostWithoutus ❤️

[@yadavkumar3342]

U guys do the genuine and best reaction and btw lisa voice and alice smile is cutee

[@ashwinikumarrath3716]

Guys, as youre watching this movie...just a small suggestion here. Watch this on the context of a rudimentary rural Indian backdrop dated to 80s or early 90s. Things were totally different back then from now days context.

[@Nicklenickle]

2:20 Aamir Khan is known for "breaking his own records". In each movie, he gives it his all to get the authentic look. He even pierced (I think ear/nose, but something) for a movie. I don't know much else :p 4:08 many ways to say "Bro", probably "yaar". But when you say "Bro look", you probably add "oi". "Oi yaar, dekh". "Bro" can be said using profanity, more so how a black person would use the N-word for his homie.

[@IAMSIKKU]

If you don't know then let me tell you that this is the highest grossing Indian film ever.

[@lordseraj2000]

With the help of China

[@prashantgurung2635]

​@@lordseraj2000Not Without China Also It Was Highest Grossing Indian Film

[@CrackGuy]

The lady in right ...white top...she said she was desaggreing with the one piece statement "girls can beat boys but no women can beat a boy". But in this movie also she was girls and she was beating boys not men.....so...that surpasses the statement .....

[@abhitsingh6852]

Hugo, is just on the mark with this one.

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

I have a grind mentality and do things very differently. However that doesn’t make me right or wrong. Even the mom wasn’t in agreement at first. It makes sense. Thank you for the love, I rarely get it haha

[@Motivationalhub133]

​@@LifeAlmostWithoutus brother please give a reaction on "Bajrangi Bhaijaan" movie Lead actor:- Salman Khan Shah Rukh Khan(SRK) and Aamir khan both are superstars and friends of Salman khan these all three khan's are biggest superstar of indian Cinema... Any other good actor are there in Indian Cinema but these three stars are really most famous around the world...

[@cosmicseer6569]

And also watch his transform video for this movie. Truly motivated.

[@nish6878]

Add Barfi in ur list !

[@prasadnavle2737]

Next target should be on Bajrangi bhaijaan Thanks @LifeAlmostWithoutus

[@seventhree7538]

This Movie and plot is set in the most rural part of India. India is a Continent more than a Country. Everything under one Roof may it be Languages , Cultures , Traditions, ideologies etc. plus this plot when they were kids was set in the Late 90’s. The part of Rural India has changed tenfolds now especially in thought process.

[@Like001x]

NEXT AGAIN AAMIR KHAN PLEASE TAARE ZAAMI PAR

[@saurabhbhaskar3128]

Actually elise...that "cykalone" enunciation which you liked...he's actaully Raftaar..indian rapper...i think you should check out him...He hardly have any hater here..If you see this..i'll suggest you some of his work...Waiting.

[@chiranthanmr]

When kids are small, they don't realize their potential. Parents do most of the time. The girl on the right is so proud after she became big, but doesn't want them to go through tough times. You aren't born with a choice, you need to earn it.

[@paritybit3526]

In India the MUSLIMS are by law allowed to do child marriages. They still marry at 14 If any other culture marries below 21 they are jailed. So this culture is in Muslims in todays generation. Amir Khan being a muslim wanted to create a reverse narrative though. The reality is the Coach was always behind the Phogats since their early times, and the father and the coach are friends. Amir Khan tried to show the Indian coaching in poor light. He then showed every Muslim in the movie as humanly ideal as possible. Every movie we see similar narratives from Amir Khan

[@ezeegardening]

The girl who played role of Babita (Little girl) is no more. RIP 😢

[@elcrucius]

Congrats to lisa for getting her blue belt!!! She can practically maul 90% of the world population now if she wanted to :) Been trying to get my girl into a mma/ bjj gym for the longest time but she still thinks shes gonna get cauliflower ear day 1 🤣

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

I hope she tries it out one day! ❤ -Lisa

[@Motivationalhub133]

​@@LifeAlmostWithoutus brother please give a reaction on "Bajrangi Bhaijaan" movie Lead actor:- Salman Khan Shah Rukh Khan(SRK) and Aamir khan both are superstars and friends of Salman khan these all three khan's are biggest superstar of indian Cinema... Any other good actors are there in Indian Cinema but these three stars are really most famous around the world... This is a co-incidence that these three superstars are born in the same year 1965. All are 58 Years old and biggest superstar of indian Cinema

[@p.k.953]

DANGAL literally translate to the name of the sport 'WRESTLING'

[@arj-sid]

25:45 Freedom without boundaries, is disastrous. Being kid you might not know what is right or wrong, you might not know do you have inherent talents that only certain people can notice. You might think it's oppression, but it will be you only who might be prosperous and healthy is you go through the pains it require. Humans are selfish by nature, and that has is required for survival, but greedy approach is not always the best approach. That's why I don't think what the lady in white thinks is right, I can understand where her feeling comes from is from motherly perspective or kindness and care, but kindness and care has to be regulated for your beloved to evolve, evolution is painful.

[@MuzaffarRayees]

A father always knows and wants the best for his children, so what is wrong with a father trying to push his daughters to do something out of the ordinary which they dont want to do but its for their own betterment? What the father is doing in the movie is out of the norm which is because of his intentions to make his daughters successful, independent, strong and achievers for their country. Harsh and challenging upbringings are mostly what makes successful people and hard workers. Most of us wouldnt have even gone to school at all if we were never pushed to go but thats not how life works, sometimes we need to be forced and guided to do the hard and unexplicable things because thats the ONLY way to success. Even just excluding that, olden times back in India, were very bad for women as they would have had to become housewives with no other option, so THEY revolutionised that mindset in india and because of that, people of our generation have freedom to what we want to be. Someone always had to have done something done out of the norm for it to become the norm.

[@optimistix7309]

You guys misunderstood. They didn't have lice, they were just making it upto avoid practice by saying their hair was getting spoiled and getting lice because of practicing in the dust. Their father knew they were making it up, and to teach them a lesson he cut their hair

[@sudhabhoi927]

Parents play a vital role in maneuvering a child future. As a kid its difficult to make a choice on what we like and thats where parents step in. Also the film is set up back in 80s. Watching it as a Western perspective you got to see the asian parenting...yes it looks harsh but it turns a child into disciplined respectful and humble person.

[@blueshoes5145]

I thought I’ll just clear the age confusion…child marriage is illegal in India. However, teen marriage can go under the radar in some rural areas with a lack of access to education and work. The life expectancy and job quality are low, so young boys and girls are married off. They have no other option unless the poverty and education are transformed. Also, It’s not an old man and young girl, but rather between two teens. But in most states, the average marriage age would be around 23 yrs.

[@subhashreesatpathy2445]

The legal age was always of 18 for girls to get married since so long! It's just that...in some rural places/villages/some low-minded Ppl used to get their daughter's marriage done in an early age!! But, it used to be done at THAT TIME! It was ILLEGAL at that tym too...Now it's a very rare case like maybe 5-7% cases like this..

[@RJBabu1]

This is the best time to upload 😍

[@RandomLifeJuice]

What he said^

[@gouthamkrishna7574]

25:33 He said that he'll try for only one year tho. Not all parents think like that. Most parents send kids to particular schools they like, take courses they like and some even force kids to take certain careers in the name of "good salary" and "family business", like you saw in 3 idiots movie. But here, he's just giving it a shot. If the girls do not show improvement, he's willing to quit. I mean...he is an experienced wrestler and he must've seen the potential, which came out to be true by the end of the movie....

[@dawntreader8370]

that classic utube tutorial soundtrack aah intro songs

[@prabhavsingh4085]

The way she thinks is exactly what is not required to be on top in any field. Comfort zone kills you.

[@Dipakkkkkkkk]

You guys are amazing keep reacting our bollywood movies

[@gitarthasarma1527]

Hrithik Roshan's movies you should definitely watch :- 1)Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara 2)War 3)Koi mil gaya and Krrish (Sequel to Koi mil gaya) 4)Lakshya 5)Agneepath (2012) 6) Super 30 7)Jodha Akbar

[@Indian_P.O.V_Canada]

Guys please Chaar Sahibzade part one and two please! Greatest Punjabi and my favourite movies. You would learn SO much. Great emotions Guaranteed 🔥

[@jenniferlaurene9699]

The next hindi sports movie you should watch is "BHAAG MILKHA BHAAG" 💯😍

[@rishabh9234]

Why only amir khan movies?

[@littleorange7142]

Yep, finally Dangal!!!!!

[@derhasatbrahma2793]

Thank you for accepting my request ✌️🇮🇳❤️

[@Viva-07]

love your reactions..love how you guys explore our culture,emotions and react ...plz keep going..

[@dpratap]

Father is the best person we have in India. They sacrifice their needs to fulfill ours, they just want us to be successful. You guys can't understand the sacrifice of a father for his childs. We are successful due to their strictness and right decisions chosen by them for us.

[@priyesh7957]

Elise was against how Amir treated his daughters. That's what it takes to be a champion. If it was easy and normal everyone would do it.

[@rajkumarray2937]

This the truth of life. When you ask God for a better perfect life and a good future then god will give you all the storms of life to you, not because he is cruel but because he wants to make you the person who can handle the wishes you asked for.. like that this movie is father is doing all the harsh decision so that they became super strong in this field to have an amazing future.. not only for them but also for the pride of a nation..

[@roselineve953]

U need to be born in India to know how great the dad is . People here try to get their daughter marry at very young age and that man fight with society for his daughters u can't understand how difficult it is

[@tyroneloki5131]

The amazing thing is One of his Daughters fight in ONE FC

[@rushabhshah.2768]

A very old film of a mega superstar called Salman Khan is also really good. The movie name is Wanted. It was a comeback film of Salman Khan and started a new genre of entertainment. Watch Wanted before you watch anything else by Salman Khan.

[@rushabhshah.2768]

always love a channel with honest opinions, if they like a movie we know they genuinely liked it because they are not afraid to say if they don't like anything in the movie. always stay honest only then ur opinion will have a value. some people may get upset for a day if your reviews are not positive but they won't stop watching your content

[@sks4173]

What do you think the choice of those girls would have been , having been brought up in an environment where girls are married off as teenagers ? They would never even dream of breaking off stereotypes unless the father didn’t show some high handedness . You will notice that is why he asked his wife time for a year. If the girls had displayed total lack of capability or interest he would have dropped the idea all together

[@sayanmandal1289]

Now this is what I'm talking about 😉.

[@definitelynot_0798]

If you wanna get familiar to the south Indian industry and not just Bollywood, you should give a watch to 'Sita-Ramam', '777 Charlie' & 'Vikram'. 777 Charlie would make you cry, & that's why you should give it a watch.

[@DrDang143]

For being from a progressive culture, both the ladies are far more closed minded. Judging every person and the country by their tiny white lens. Hugo is far more accepting and open to learn, instead of passing judgement on characters and their motivations

[@sagirparkar4115]

the common phrase for "bro" in Hindi is '"yaar"' .. very versatile word.. :)

[@akeeludar8036]

If you’re worried about legal marriage age, you have a great new topic to react to - cover the US mid west where children as young as 14 are legally married with 0 legal repercussions. As an Indian American I’m consistently surprised by the lack of knowledge the average American has. Look within. I enjoyed the reaction nonetheless.

[@jenniferlaurene9699]

Watch the movies "PADMAAVAT" and "RAMLEELA" next by SLB ❤ You HAVE to watch his films!!

[@suerayss]

bro is bhai in hindi. In Mumbai street lingo we say "bhidu".

[@angelprincess4765]

33:24 satisfying part ❤😂

[@saurabhbhaskar3128]

bro in india is "BHAI"...and it might be the most used word everyday in india wherever hindi is prominent language

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

My new fav word

[@saurabhbhaskar3128]

@@LifeAlmostWithoutus love to see you refer your love jordan by "bhai" in your upcoming videos

[@vikassaini13]

I loved to see that both the girls are giving their own opinion about main hero... hero can be at some point as initially the hero is forcing his daughters to be the wrestlers.... also there is another prospect that this movie is old timer where girls had no choice of their life...only choice is to work at home only

[@rohiththeg3120]

Understand that this represents a rural part of India. That’s why a lot of stigmas and taboos

[@Roy.viking1]

This is an orginal story with the all four daughters of mahavir sir' and the 2 daughters of mahavir sir's brother became world class wrestlers winning international medals in all levels. So one family produced 6 female wrestlers who are the pride of the nation.

[@imashishkumar1291]

That Indian wrestling Coach played by Nitesh Tiwari who is the Director of the Movie. 👆👆

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

😱🤯 oh wooow

[@bharat_vaasi]

@@LifeAlmostWithoutus No....He's Girish Kulkarni a very good actor from Marathi language film Industry.

[@Aaksach4872]

This is example of over confidence..... misinformation with confidence 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Aaksach4872]

​@@bharat_vaasiye sab bail budhi hai bhai😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@allinon384]

Waiting hard for second part❤ Next you must watch amir khans another masterpiece:GHAJINI Next: BAJRANGI BHAIJAAN starring SALMAN KHAN BARFI starring RANBIR KAPOOR ANDHADHUN starring AYUSHMAAN DRISHYAM starring AJAY DEVGAN JAB WE MET starring SHAHID KAPOOR

[@aakashPotter]

Your editing is really irritating. We lose continuity when the video disappears when the speakers speak. You can just reduce the volume.

[@ShwetaGupta-hd6yk]

41:38 the thing with the lice is not that they didn't have access to medication, it's the fact that the girls were making excuses, so the dad just got rid of the hair altogether, so the girls could just focus on wrestling.

[@00004prince]

i love the smile of Lisa

[@bharat_vaasi]

Thank you so much for starting YT membership 🙂

[@ChhandaDas1961]

That drop Seoi Nage looked more like an Ippon Seoi Nage ... Cheers to Hugo Boss and Elise-Lisa in Wonderland ...