Americans React To Dangal | Pt2

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Kgf chapter 1 is on our patreon for free ❤

[@cosmicseer6569]

When will it be on KZbin.

[@santoshjosh]

Now next movie Amitabh bachchan's Agneepath 1990 great movie

[@kathyayinips3153]

Omg love you guys ❤❤

[@mahedimasum8069]

Tare zameen par should be next

[@OMA_Patil]

Chapter 1 is good but 2 is cringe

[@divyanshnanda3523]

Oh the difference between Western upbringing and mindset and the Asian way. What they think is torture is usually hardwork for us. Needless to say, Dangal is a very popular movie in China.

[@dirtbAg001]

True, every girl here is grateful to have a dad like this

[@xxashwaqxx3481]

@@dirtbAg001 r u from china?

[@osirinyxades]

they dont get it dude...like the 1st world is so different...always trying to push ther mentality and agendas on us...kinda makes me rage.... and the things they said when geeta was brutally wrestling her father...it hurt me.

[@MaximilianXXX]

I actually agree with this. We need parents to push their children to greatness. The most famous example is Richard Williams with his daughters Serena and Venus, but actually many of the great female tennis players had pushy parents.

[@soumickghosh9852]

@@osirinyxadesyeah I mean I always saw my father in that moment....and there's no way I am gonna show off and downplay my dad, no matter how much better I become in anything in my life

[@shreymehta02]

So here's some clarity for y'all, these girls are in their mid 30s now...they started way back in the early 90s....things were very different back then in the region these girls were living... Their father was training them & pushing so hard because this would lead to them being independent and not like the other girls who end up getting stuck in the married life with no way to persuade their ambitions or dreams.....and this is prevalent across Asia wherein parents start pushing their children from a young age in order to achieve success....

[@dirtbAg001]

they believe in giving freedom to kids which ofc include their right to chose gender . lol

[@STARK50]

The climax of this movie is fictional, her father wasn't locked in the stadium, and the coach wasn't villainous. They changed the story for movie purpose. In real life ,her father watched her final in the stadium and her coach was a good guy.

[@Atheisttandpatriotic]

Koi mil gaya movie

[@Aro7241]

@@Atheisttandpatriotic Lasagna, the dish

[@johniimurlii]

Thank you! I so badly wanted to say this

[@danielg6566]

And one more thing - Geeta totally dominated the match. I almost felt bad for her opponent. She spent the whole time with an expression like, "Help! Someone get this crazy b**** off me!!!!"

[@tyroneloki5131]

well no she sherlock...welcome to the movies

[@saneskull]

100% disagreement with the conversation around 6:20.. She is his daughter, it's not about winning or losing for her.. It's a cultural thing. You can disagree but you can't disrespect - by words or by actions. It's not that she won, but the way she won... that she took him throwing her on her ego.. that she's rebelled. And that's why she regretted later.

[@kekw1769]

agree that was very disrespect

[@woolmothj2712]

yup was looking for a comment of this sort. The way they fought, it was not something that should have happened. I was gonna comment the same thing. Arrogance will will kill you in the long term. The message is one should stay grounded and remember where they came from and not start flying in the air, considering themselves god, she learnt the lesson and that was a good arc.

[@funnyfacts1204]

Yeah bro you are right. Foreigners don't know about the emotions we Indians have. The respect we have for our parents.

[@Vishal_dhakad07]

Exactly 👊

[@saneskull]

@@woolmothj2712 thanks brother - justifying my username, lol!

[@ameenshah6472]

Normally in India they play the National Anthem before every movie in the theaters but in this movie they didn't. Everyone that went to watch it on the big screen were wondering what happened and why was the National Anthem not played as they were ready for it standing at their seats. The makers decided to not do it so that when the National Anthem plays at the end of the movie, it is a better experience for the audience. That was talked about a lot once people realized what happened and the news spread that it was not played because it is being played in the movie at the end. Truly magical moment that gave goose bumps to the audience and made the movie one of the biggest blockbusters back in the day...

[@shivam6113]

You guys were clearly against father from the start. Probably thinking that father was imposing his dream on them. Opportunities in a populous country are different from any developed nation. Father do their best to make their children succeed. They kill their dreams for their children. 99% of people in their life will appreciate if their father help them to choose a path before it's too late. Waiting for jujutsu kaisen reaction.

[@vasudhasharma5532]

Also after watching and interacting with western people I have learned that ‘respect for elders’ is not a thing. They think that older ppl have to ‘earn’ their respect and often would cheer for the elder guy who loses, and a younger person who shows them down. Izzat waali baat nahi hoti, na hi izzat karte huye apna point prove karne ki. For teachers, parents, even grandparents.

[@Pk_1911]

It’s perspective. And it’s completely okay.

[@vasudhasharma5532]

@@Pk_1911 yup yup totally… like many differences between west and east, I don’t think any one of the ways is right or wrong. I’ve seen both approaches going wrong.

[@Pk_1911]

@@vasudhasharma5532 they were right here for criticizing the dad and it’s ok. It’s a movie on real life character and it should be shown as reality rather than sugar coating. So he wasn’t a perfect father to many but he was right in his own ways and right for many. So that’s fine.

[@saneskull]

Not really surprising - Western (specially US) culture promotes the idea of living life with liberty. This has it's own positives n negatives. As Indians our culture allows parents to interfere in kids lives even after they're adults. When I was a teen (14-22) I too hated that, but culture didn't allow me to disrespect my elders (yes it wasn't limited to parents) and now when I'm 28 and successful I look back and see all of it as form of discipline. And that's exactly how I want to raise my kids. I celebrate the courage of Indian parents who accept the possibility of their kids hating them for kids' future and success. Sounds 24carat selflessness to me.

[@azharmomin1]

Lisa is pregnant so it's a best time to watch the "taare zameen par" to understand the perspective of the child and about the parenting! 🙌🏻

[@AJ-mi2zc]

Well said!

[@blueshoes5145]

Good idea

[@ahambrahmasami9532]

@@A.yus.h Tanatan trum aise hi bajaoge tab,mandboodhi?

[@RamRam-ur3yq]

Guys it's not about who slammed whom or who lost or won its about respecting your foundation and respecting your father who fought the world for you and who worked so hard for your progress. It's obvious that he is old and weak so she should stop when he is suffering physically instead of trying to prove that she is powerful

[@vivekbhikadiya6672]

You are thinking exactly opposite of what you should think while watching this movie😅😂 6:20

[@khushisingh-yq9dx]

Right

[@pnprashant671]

His youngest daughter Ritu Phogat is also a wrestler and she's now a MMA fighter in one championship. She holds stats as 7 wins and 2 losses!

[@gouthamkrishna7574]

5:46 That's not the point here tho. She won only because her Father is old now, not because her technique is better. The father knows his daughter's strengths and weaknesses and his techniques are like tailor made for her, unlike the coach who trains everyone the same way. She is just caught up in the mindset that the coach knows better than his poor dad, which is wrong.

[@IGKGameplays]

The only problem with this was that even geetha(in real life) said that, the coach wasn't depicted properly. As for the movie they made him kind of a douchebag, but in real life he was a good coach who wasn't anything like the movie depicted. Apart from this, I think as a movie it was one of the greatest biopics in a way.

[@ASH9366]

For spice

[@athirasubhash5220]

So about the time when the daughter and father fought, there was definitely some ego going on there. They were both prideful people and Like father like daughter. But he didn't slam her down just for his ego, he was just trying to show that the technique she showed is actually wrong because if you look at it carefully, she's saying that you should move the hands to the right before untangling them (I mean why?? Like they literally does the same thing, why move to the right to untangle them when you can do it otherwise. It's almost like she's giving more importance to the aesthetics of moves rather than the move itself). Anyways what her father was trying to prove was that the extra seconds for moving the hands to right just to untangle them is enough for your opponent to slam you down. And she never won. He was getting older and hence his strength weakens.

[@nirajandahal9116]

6:35 its all about a parent knowing what is good for his/her child, empowering them, teaching how to make a name for themselves etc. When there is a struggle for basic needs, a parent will do anything that may help the child survive in the world outside.

[@Aprichit_anniyan]

This is the reason why most of the asian liked this movie & earn more money in east than west. Bcoz stick morals and priciples.West will never going to understand😂.

[@IdliAmin_TheLastKingofSambar]

Oh come on, the movie’s popularity in the East versus the West has absolutely nothing to do with morals and principles. As an Indian-American, it infuriates me that (some) people in India think that people in the West don’t have values. Give me a break. 🙄 (And check your own backyard.)

[@Aprichit_anniyan]

@@IdliAmin_TheLastKingofSambar bro we can see what is happening in west . Your "So Called" Moral are just on papers. This is the primary example of that. Fact is That west lost Its Morals. Your opinion cant change reality. Cry me a river.

[@libtardiacitizen]

@@IdliAmin_TheLastKingofSambar 80% of these people take dowry and then they turn around and talk about morality. Honor kill1ng and r2pes? Don't even get me started on that one. I don't know what's more disgusting. The crimes or the defense of these crimes

[@riddhimatiwari390]

Sometimes I feel that western audience can never ever understand a true emotion of an indian household. Like when they talked about the scene in when geeta fights her dad. They were like if he asked her to fight then would she lose. Yes she will. Not because she doesn't have talent but as decency. Thats how we are been brought up. That specific scene is not about accomplishing something its about the overconfidence a person gets when they think that what they are right now doing is only the correct thing.

[@snowflake-dg3fl]

it's ok bro we should understand there are some cultural difference even they might criticize what we think

[@sharduldiwan2009]

6:30 The cultural differences in the West vs East. East : China and India especially backed the father and sympathised with him While the West : Sympathised with the Girl!!😊

[@dirtbAg001]

west is all about rights and freedom like right to choose gender when he/she is a kid.

[@maazshaikh5996]

@@dirtbAg001 😑

[@chipmunkishungry5237]

Neither are wrong tho, both the father and daughter needed to be humbled.

[@dreawakening]

The coach in real life wasnt the same as depicted in picture. It was just a dramatic element for the movie effect. The real life coach was a gem. Btw BAJRANGI BHAIJAAN NEXT!!!!!!!

[@yogeshrajoriya3092]

I was having similar thoughts that the Dad was imposing his dreams on his girls. But he understood his girls’ strengths and weaknesses more than anyone. But I do think that there should have been a scene where the coach’s ignorance was shown explicitly

[@brightspark7298]

That toss thing wasn't drama.... Geeta told in an interview that she actually lost the toss .... And was nervous.... But she won the match

[@ankitamondal1715]

5:17 the way she said "Good job girl" looked like beating your old father specially in front of people is the culture there😊

[@krishna_-]

10:07 i cried after seeing amir khan's reaction to his daughter cry

[@CoolAssasin]

I always cry on that scene. And the last National Anthem scene also with proud goosebumps moments. Then Amir Khan's Shabaash. It's truly a feel good emotional movie🎉

[@krishna_-]

@@CoolAssasin agreed

[@chetanmane6638]

6:30 he is not sad because he lose against his daughter, he was sad cos he thinks his daughter was getting away from him. Daughter showed her ego and was hard on his old weak father while wrestling. In the end he is a loving father. 💔

[@rishabhkandari5240]

After this you should definitely watch "Bhag milkha Bhaag" another great sports movie based on a true story

[@seventhree7538]

The 90’s India the girls grew up weren’t the best opportunity wise for girls. Their Father saw wrestling as something that would give them purpose and be independent. In didn’t want his daughters to end up just being housewives. The Real Mahavir Phogat had once explained that in an interview. The Real Geeta and Babita have said in severals interviews that the Wrestling wasn’t forced onto them by their father he gave them a choice of doing something in life that would give them the courage to be independent. Because of him now that State has become a Wrestling hub churning out a Good amount of Female Wrestlers.

[@tawsif.m.chowdhury]

True story! The third sister is a MMA fighter now

[@ahmedtanvir346]

you guys didnt get the fight between her and her father ..it was not about win or lose ...from her perspective it was about showing her dad that his ways are wrong and she is better than him now and for her dad its about defending his honor before the rest of the class ... she got to the stage where she is getting the training that her father gave her and now she thinks she is somehow better and she is belittling him in front of other students she was disrespectful ...

[@abiabi521]

One of my favorite family movies! ❤❤ As a parent and a daughter myself, I can see decisions and choices on both sides that were made that caused so much unnecessary hurt and resentment between Geeta in particular and the father. Had the father explained the long term goal of empowering them as girls in that culture so they will have more options and a better future, the resentment Geeta had may have been so much less. Geeta came home "feeling herself" and decided that she knew more about techniques than he "outdated" father! She had no business interfering with his training program! She did not have his permission to do that. That was showing him disrespect and disregard. It had to take a humiliating loosing streak to humble her and get her committed to training again.

[@munnaabhai-kf4yn]

This movie was the biggest block buster in japan/china/s Korea,amir khan has got many awards for this movie international

[@sheiaM.]

It's really interesting to see it from your viewpoint and have that discussion too. I might agree and disagree somewhere but I am glad for it. We, as Asians, are sometimes too accepting of negative encouragement when positive could and would work too. But sometimes, it is what works and is necessary. In any case, this is increasing my world view. I appreciate that. :)) P.S. I guess the dilemma lies in cultural differences. And compromising is the key here.

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

we appreciate you and your profound comment 🙏❤️

[@Youalrightboi]

Hey , just you know . In reality - The coach was not the douchebag . Geeta didnt struggle like this , she won all the matches easily . And this was not her first gold medal

[@a2zratnesh]

Reality bta kr cool ban liye bsdk

[@birajbhandari244]

You guys do forget that his father was national champion and he knows what he had taught. And the fight isn't all about that immediate moment. Her dad taught her one way and she learnt about other way in training. It is the fight between both way. I understand the girls prospective that she can live as she want. It is absolutely true if she want to be like me or like us but she wants to be the best and there is only one way to be best. Hard work and discipline and hard work

[@SanjanthiSomayajula]

as a teacher there's a movie "taare zameen par" that u might enjoy, its set in an elementary school

[@Joel.Gonsalves]

You guys remember the 3rd daughter in the movie, the little one that blows the whistle and is given the score, she is a big fighter in MMA watch out for Ritu Phogat in MMA.❤

[@letspesit1970]

in real life both of them also won olympics and common wealth medals

[@user-v_95]

I loved your reaction and thoughts. I do think that in a competitive harsh system, it is a privilege to be able to choose your dream, the dad was not a perfect dad because he couldn't afford to be, without his push and force to make a name for themselves they would have been married off sooner or later. It does not make his over bearing actions healthy, and yet they are necessary and good for his daughters.

[@MisanthropeAwaitingBliss]

The 2 daughter is now a ONE UFC mma fighter

[@PhillySilly2004]

Like I'm getting from your perspective, you hate the dad character from the beginning , but don't forget no matter whom you in life believe and all but the true trust comes from the house . They're always their for you to see your success by giving his/her dreams . Specially dad , no matter how he stricts with you , he just want to see you happy and see you financially stable in your life . Wester media forget the true meaning of family , and I'm gladly thankful that India still have this gem now.

[@obaidullah007]

The most powerful scene Where Geeta wrestles her Father, its the clash of egos that doesnt care about relations and bonds.. its human nature perfectly depicted....🙏

[@Nikhil-qy4jl]

U told at last that give the medal to her. Its hers. Actually according to our culture, first right of the medal belongs to dad, then the daughter.

[@bhagwatv-h8n]

I know that to you guys, the dad felt like an antagonist in the movie. But if you are a bit aware of the Asian culture and then personal dynamics, you will know that if there was one protagonist in the movie from the start to the end, it was the dad. The movie not at all about a dad imposing his will on his daughters (although it might appear that way to a foreign audience). The movie’s jist is about a dad pouring his soul into making his kids achievers and accomplished athletes. Remember that he is a little bitter because he couldn’t become a wrestler and he harbours some resentment towards the government/sporting system of the state. The best line of the movie was at 9:42 when the younger sister says that he is our dad, and even if he gives her an earful, his only goal is to bring out the best in his kids. At 18:12, when he said “don’t lose the match Geeta”, it wasn’t a command from the dad that she must overt, rather he was in a way telling her that this match is the culmination of the years of hard work and effort that she had put in, and must seize the moment and win. Sometimes the translations can’t bring out the true meaning.

[@drrt9742]

Dangal fight cl choreographer is right up there with Rocky, Cinderella man,million dollar baby

[@sidhu_007_aujla]

So guys in countries like europ or america children can do whatever they want if parents wants anything good for them and children don't wanna do that it will be against parents but we asian people are not the same may be sometimes our parents are wrong but over 90% we succeeded because of them . As you can see if their father didn't forced them in the start then where they would be no one knows just a simple housewife and now their 3rd sister RITU is also in MMA UFC nad many more brightning their country 🇮🇳 Love From Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@अभियांत्रिकी_क्षेत्रज्ञ]

As Lisa is expecting a child (sorry if I’m wrong, I think I heard this in some of your reactions) I’ll suggest you lot to watch “Taare Zamin Par” a very good movie on parenting.

[@Indian_P.O.V_Canada]

Such a great movie. Every time I watch this movie, even this time, I get goosebumps, I cry; especially when the national anthem plays and when Geeta sees her father at the end... Awesome awesome awesome. TYSM again..the makers of the movie 🙏 You guys are awesome ❤ Lots of love❤

[@dominicmumford8977]

It's not about for whom! It's about the age of the character.

[@Kaalakruti]

This movie is the 5th highest grossing film in the world.

[@bombayreelsph]

Their younger sister Ritu Phogat is also a wrestler/MMA fighter and is on ONE Championship. 💪🇮🇳

[@smacking_monkey]

This movie is based on true story.. and in semi final with Naomi this truly happened.

[@shammisultana4033]

OMG, WOKENESS at peak... Those Americans.. 😆😂

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Let’s goooo! 😂

[@_jo_]

My Name is Khan should be next. Loved your reaction ❤❤

[@Eric.cartman7]

This is based on a real life story and Geeta and Babita’s younger sister Ritu Phogat currently fights MMA in the One Championship

[@abdulwaseem5287]

Please Reat to 'Zindigi Na Milegi Dobara' ❤❤❤❤

[@shubhambarge16]

Fact- For your kind information the Approach of coach in the film is fake... In real life it was not happened... The coach character inserted purposefully in the film to make some drama... In real life the coach and father of Geeta were good friends...🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ASH9366]

Good luck for the upcoming baby 🤰👶🤱 Much love 🙏

[@saurabh-yp1jr]

Pressure from parents are not bad.

[@manto.59]

Taare Zameen Par next, please. From the same actor, Amir Khan. You will love it. Very different kind of story but equally amazing.

[@aniketsingh6438]

1. Legal age of marriage in India is 21 years . 2. This is a biopic , so there was no adding up ; thats what actually happen in match 😅

[@Flame_2v]

Lmao that Eminem's loose yourself verse 😂

[@SuperFantasyStar]

Hey Guys I just Found Your Channel, and am loving every bit of it, Keep up the amazing work!

[@shreyasjamdade8549]

I see how the white top girl reactor is not comfortable with father's behavior etc but you have to dive deep into Indian history and society for women to actually understand what he actually is doing. Such things used to rare in a 3rd world country back then. Stop looking into everything with an American perspective.

[@AyAy008]

She's a woke white liberal, she can't help it.

[@arpitaggarwal2306]

One of their sister is now a mma fighter in one championship.. u can search her name Ritu Phogat

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

I saw!!! That’s soo exciting!!

[@kayserrahat1699]

Geeta and Babita's youngest sister Ritu Phoghat is now a MMA fighter

[@saikatdas6075]

This movie is not a drama..... this movie is real story

[@jay6092]

He lost just because he was old and fat now. She won just because she was young and in her prime 🤣 We all know what would have happen if young him would have fought so you guys need to calm down. Lol.

[@dominicmumford8977]

Old school teaches better. No matter where ever you go, you need to remember from where you came.

[@SanZv01]

I'll pray for the baby to come out safe and healthy, take care liza , your a creator of a new life(women)❤

[@PrashantKumar1999]

You people should check “Ghajini”, it was the first movie for which Aamir Khan has done the physical transformation!!

[@madhabkanhar8409]

LAGAAN , TAARE ZAMEEN PAR, SECRET SUPERSTAR

[@veno24]

West people don't even know who their fathers are..and they are judging the east peoples😂

[@ethanhunt3214]

Pls don't watch KGF, it's super cringe

[@mohsinshah8316]

Well.... it's a good movie but honestly some scenes are really caring..

[@whoami1162]

Jealousy at its peak 😂

[@enochjmathew6194]

@@whoami1162 it's a fact

[@satyamverma04]

Sahi bola Bhai faltu ki itne hype hai

[@mrvengeance404]

​@@satyamverma04exactly lund film h bc ,, chutiya film sali

[@RaeCharle5]

0:53 we’re with Lisa on this one… 😉✌🏽

[@americxno]

you know its a good movie if you cry 1000% more than 3 idiots and I definitely did

[@Aishwarya.vlogs30]

I think you should watch ‘chak de India’ A shah rukh khan movie. Based on hockey

[@sukhwinder101]

only confusing part is when dad is telling sitting in audience to attack / defend -- isn't the opponent can hear the same strategy ?

[@abiabi521]

You should watch how Amir's real time Transformation for the film. It is amazing how he gained all of that weight for most of the film then took it off in a few months after filming. Really worth the watch.

[@Crazysiblingsthingsreal]

If he wouldn't be that strict they would have been doing house chores and would have 4-5 kids right now they r independent because of their father

[@d.s.bstudios5246]

They 6:10 don't get the theme but its still fun watching them theorize😂😂

[@gagangogna9342]

3 best suggestions 1 tare zameen pe 2 padmavat 3 legends of bhagat singh

[@Shawshank.r]

Fun fact Geeta's coach is the director of the movie

[@AzadVed]

You guys totally misunderstood the father-daughter fight scene, but It's start for you, over the time you will begin to understand the Indian culture/nuances.

[@tyroneloki5131]

amazing family indeed...now their sister (Ritu Phogat fights in ONE FC MMA

[@chetanbhatkar3977]

0:52 so cute 🥰

[@abishey]

Love the reaction guys! Dont let the negative comments affect your journey :) Looking forward to more. Shah Rukh Khan movies are a gem. I agree with the comments that "Taare Zameen Par" should be reacted too, especially since Lisa is a teacher. The enjoyment of watching western audience react to Indian movies is seeing their perspective on things from a different culture. Of course theres going to be the moral police who'll take everything you say to heart, but all the takes you guys had are valid too. Cant wait for more videos, Hugo my man!

[@Crazysiblingsthingsreal]

Actually we love this kind of parents india is overly populated we have so much competition and having this kind of parents really r a blessings for us to live in this world

[@karank6097]

That coach is a good person in real life 😅

[@imashishkumar1291]

Next will be *Bajrangi Bhaijaan* , *Jab We Met* , *Makkhi* , you will be love this👌👌

[@rakshar5921]

The woman in white. Typical western mentality “oh but it’s not their dream” “oh so cruel”. LOL

[@umedbansod6656]

Lisa being a teacher u shd watch Tare Zameen Par next.

[@Yasin_9263]

36:01 everyone had the same reaction at that moment😂

[@priyankasaha8420]

Vote for "Bang Bang"...They must watch Hrithik and Katrina

[@Nikita-agr06]

Guys please react to *Bajrangi Bhaijaan* next❤️ It's Salman Khan's best and also one of the best Bollywood movie I have even watched

[@sgtjoe2008]

dad only lost against daughter geeta because of his age, not because his technique is weak...you seen his face struggling, almost out of breath and almost seem he'll have a heart attack.

[@abusufianlaskar7936]

I feel like you guys don't understand indian family culture. you may be world champion but when you play your dad ,you lose even if you win. period .

[@gurjarandemunde5395]

All Indians doughters whenever think if dad is not with you so when ever you fight.is it the duty of dad or brother. You are consupting the desi ghee and desi milk you are pure desi. Whenever you think. We all Indians are proud of you

[@DesTroyerGamingIN]

Taare Zameen Par next pls... would love to get reaction by teacher also and the movie made me cry

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

The girls are watching this tonight :)

[@DesTroyerGamingIN]

@@LifeAlmostWithoutus u r not going to regret this and will be waiting for the watchalong

[@vishakkrishnan280]

Please do watch "Jana Gana Mana". It is one of the most enthralling movies ever made in Indian Cinema 🙌

[@argierog]

You can see the difference what an Indian feels and what foreigners feel when she defeated hed dad!

[@hussainabdul3015]

There are a lot of great movies of Amir. Lagaan Taare zameen par. Rang de basanti Jo jeeta wo sikandar Ghulam Sarfarosh