SARDAR UDHAM Movie Reaction Part 2 | Vicky Kaushal | Shoojit Sircar | MaJeliv Review | Truth Hurts

[@anantkumar8283]

As an Indian i would appreciate if the western people's Watch this movie we don't want Oscar we just want recognition. The damage that Britishers has done to us is so immense that we are still facing its consequences. As one of your viewer i would really appreciate if you atleast tells your friends and colleagues about the film and show them the real face of of Britishers and their ancestors what they did us and other countries too.🙏🙏

[@Black-Locit]

People In India say that we don't hate present Britishers because they were there ancestors... present day Britishers aren't guilty for that... Ok... Then why they don't apologized yet... I think they are proud what there ancestors have done.... Yes we didn't need there apologize although..

[@nitinpradhan304]

@@Black-Locit same goes to Hindus for dalits...😑

[@vishalchaudhary8455]

Who wants oscar.. Oscar is an American award.. Its not a global award in which all countries around the globe compete with each other for the award.. I want that global award kind of thing should exists where all countries get equal benefits unlike oscars

[@anantkumar8283]

@@nitinpradhan304 100 percent correct bro

[@shashankdhote841]

@@nitinpradhan304 Indian people are not demanding anything from British people not even apologies. Comparing this with dalit issue is not fair. Why are you doing this? In India almost every community at some point faced unjust action. In my understanding Dalit is Hindu so what is your point?

[@anantkumar8283]

For us indians, Britishers are not different from Nazis and imperial Japanese. German and Japanese feel guilty and asked for forgiveness,but so called great Britain and it's citizens are shamelessly proud of their cruelty on us. Thanks from bottom of my heart u guys reacted.

[@omkarbhave9625]

Exactly brother....churchill who is glorified war hero in west is as big of a monster(if not bigger) as hitler for us especially the famine he caused...but brits still proudly and shamelessly present their colonial history compared to germans... it's shows how history is written by victor is considered as truth

[@mukesherande2932]

Well said bro👍

[@anantkumar8283]

@@omkarbhave9625 Thanks bro!! Got your point

[@anantkumar8283]

@@mukesherande2932 Thanks 🤗

[@egoist6299]

We can't blame Britains for what their ancestors did to our country

[@jayatidave2864]

The fact that this movie was rejected as an Oscar nomination because it portrayed British in negetive is still mind boggling and quite enraging

[@Amit-ws4os]

Our Film federation didn't sent it, They thought it was portraying Britishers as evil. (For real, this was their reason. Our own people have this thinking)

[@ajatmitra9495]

It wasn't rejected. Modi government was afraid to send it.

[@mbangroo]

Fuck oscars. Even in west people dont give a shit about it, we should stop talking about it now

[@chocolatestarfish9944]

Hamare khun me hi gadari hai sala

[@Abhishek-hk3ql]

@@ajatmitra9495 kuch bhi. you are propagating your agendas

[@Manmohan2507]

It's a movie that has shown the truth but not everyone is ready to accept the truth... Thank you all for your genuine reaction 🙏

[@RohanKumaar]

@Babulal Marndi Ok woke person.

[@M78174]

Yeh they are getting the view and the likes

[@Black-Locit]

People In India say that we don't hate present Britishers because they were there ancestors... present day Britishers aren't guilty for that... Ok... Then why they don't apologized yet... I think they are proud what there ancestors have done.... Yes we didn't need there apologize..

[@divineflu34567]

@@Black-Locit so how is this is a justification for hating

[@Black-Locit]

@@divineflu34567 It's prove that what they think about other race

[@sukhdeepsinghdhanoa1262]

We Indians love and respect bhagat Singh and udham singh

[@dailydoseofgaming3593]

I visited Jallianwala Bagh in 2018 and was terrified to just imagine what my ancestors went through for my freedom 😭😭😭🇮🇳🙏🏻

[@AJKOG]

This is what real indian cinema is!

[@dakshtiwari3027]

Britishers looted around 45 trillion dollars from India, Before British rule , India contributes by 27% of the world economy but at the time they left in 1947 it was only 0.001 % My country was famously known as 'The Golden Bird' around the globe since the time of Alexander Alexander's dream was not only to conquer the world but his main motto was to rule the Golden bird in which he was not able to get success cuz he was defeated at the border of India by one of the King Porus at that time

[@Jaisonkp800]

Actually Alexander won, so he asked the king who fought against him ( Porus) .. How should I treat you? To which Porus stated Like how one king treats another king. Alexander was impressed with courage and battle strategies of Porus.. That he let him have his kingdom and returning back to his hometown, where he died on the journey.. The victory came at great cost to them.

[@dakshtiwari3027]

@@Jaisonkp800 No, I think you are not aware of the real truth, earlier I also used to believe on this story but the truth is different The history of Massedonia,Greece,rest of Europe was written by the European historians, they have not mentioned the reality according to many Indian historians,etc as if they mentioned the truth then it may not be anymore glorifying to them that the one who conquered the Asia was lost against a ruler of Punjab Alexander was like a Barbarian who has done the massacres to the levels where one can imagine, I've read a book on him in which some terrific events are mentioned like he killed his father, killed his own countrymen on a large scale who were protesting against him, murdered 14 year girls after having brutal se* with them, burnt 100k-200k people alive, attack during the time of war halt, killed many monks,etc He was ruthless,cruel to the next level as he wanted to conquer the world and doesn't want anyone to come in between his way and also had the desire to rule the Golden bird as his mother wanted india to be ruled by her The world outside India at that time didn't fight by using elephants,Gada, and many more different types of weapons which he wasn't aware of the strategy of their fight patterns, their skills, after all it was totally a different war for him cuz his army used horses only and all of his opponents were also on horseback so he was seeing this type of fight pattern for the first time and the height of porus was around 7 ft 4 inch and the average height of his soldiers was around 6ft 8 inch whereas height of Alexander was around 6ft and his army was around 5ft 11 inch And beyond all this, you tell me that such a barbaric warrior who can do anything to win would just leave the whole golden bird by the statement of this one king who was a ruler of small part of India , just leaving the dream which he saw to rule it, I don't think so that he'll go back to Massedonia with his huge army without moving further to win the golden bird by just one sentence of a King He was one of the greatest warrior I agree but a demonic human being

[@Sunnyking77]

@@dakshtiwari3027 totally agreed with you he was a coward evil

[@dakshtiwari3027]

@@Sunnyking77 No he wasn't coward He was brave af But not a great human being as he was merciless but his thoughts, strategies,etc were at the top

[@ankittamta8110]

@@dakshtiwari3027 well, he was avatar of AMIT(aemeeth)

[@alokraj271]

This movie didn't get Oscar because it exposed British rule

[@heathledger330]

we never send this to oscars.

[@saanvi5660]

@@heathledger330 ye expose karta to hai but kuch chate the ki relations kharap na ho. Aur abhi v post colonisation jese rule chal rhi hai,hame sabko counter karna h

[@heathledger330]

@Tanmay Das Kashyap Bhai vo committee india se thi, Jo India mai select karte the unhone nahi bhji. Oscars USA wale nahi h vo

[@thesingh2338]

@@saanvi5660 now that's what we call woke liberalism

[@anshulsirohi007]

A fuckin oscar is nothing in front of this Movie

[@awanishkumar4054]

I must specially commend both mom and dad for taking the decision to show the movie to the kids so that they would get a good understanding of events in human history. Also I was really delighted by the level of maturity and wisdom showcased by the kids in grasping and discussing the various aspects of the movie and what it stood for, especially the younger kids for their age. You guys have raised them well. Much love.❤

[@heli_3105]

It is really sad that this movie was not sent to the Oscars as India's official entry because some Indians thought that it showed the British in bad light when in fact all that this movie did was show the true facts. The British are yet to send an official apology for all the wrong that they have done.

[@Abhaysingh-vp2im]

Not indian but the some indian jury said that it's spreading haterate for British and all indian audience want sardhar udham To nominated for oscars

[@saahilg610]

@@Abhaysingh-vp2im Another reason told by them is that more than 50% of the movie was in english language and the criteria of Oscars is that for a movie to be selected in foreign language category it should be more in the local language of that country and less in english

[@friendlyatheist9589]

@@Abhaysingh-vp2im same jury who loved gully boy. It's understandable there are people still stuck under inferiority complex in front of British

[@heli_3105]

@@friendlyatheist9589 exactly...moreover Gully Boy was also a remake of the Hollywood movie- 8 mile

[@mg9854]

@@friendlyatheist9589 We call them the leftist lobby! No wonder they rejected tumbadd and selected Gully boy! They actually don't want to show India's best to the world! They just want to show the same old poor India and where people beg to live!

[@akshaychaudhary3461]

26:30 His best friend, Sardar Bhagat Singh, a hero, a freedom fighter, a revolutionary, also was hanged to death, because he threw a smoke bomb in a British building. British were so afraid of the revolt that would happen at his death that they hanged him and 2 other revolutionaries in secrecy the night before the morning the hanging had to happen.

[@ShivamYadav-yr9bw]

This is just 1 part of British history.....my mother used to tellme stories about jalliawallh bagh .....vicky kaushal deserve every single award for his incredible acting and his painful eyes ...and we will remember sardar udham forever.. the main thing is.he carried this pain for 25 -26 years and don't forgot ....

[@samsharma6123]

Like the fact, that young generation actly liked this movie... Future seems to be aware n bright..

[@yoovilife7625]

"We need more movies like this"...that line comes from a human being

[@tideroller]

Nominated for the Orcars or not, the movie stands on its own as a powerful statement and narration of the unmitigated evil that is colonisation. Take a people and tell them they have a right over another people's blood, sweat and tears. To grant someone the power and the permission to steal the future of a people. To trample the "uncouth, ungodly unclean heathens" for "their own good". This movie, while excellent, is merely a representation of a single person's perspective of the situation at the time. It is a recollection of just one heart rending primal scream for justice and freedom. Very glad to see that finally someone had the gumption to stand up, put up for consumption by the millions, the unwashed, ugenteeled, un-appologetic history. @MaJeliv, Thanks for taking the time to watch the movie, and to share your thoughts on the same. It touches me to note its impact on you. You have once again brought to my conscious the universal truth, vasudhaiva kutumbukam. The world, is one family.

[@MaJeliv]

Yes Aditya, we are one family, and witnessing yet another moment in our history where we fail each other…breaks our hearts but not our spirit. This film captures a much need perspective in order to become a more compassionate people. How rich is this world with beautiful people from all corners of the earth, we should aim to elevate each other always AFTER willing the good for the other for the sake of the other. Respecting where “the other” comes from and exists, is primary to human connection. These ideals seem far fetched it but God knows we must live out trying our best.

[@ANURAGSINGH-iy2st]

@@MaJeliv 🙏

[@abhishekmakasare9686]

@@MaJeliv It's a request to you please watch "syeraa narashimaa reddy" movie. It is also based on true story of indian and british history. Narashimaa reddy who was the first freedom fighter of india. This movie will also give u goosebumps for sure.

[@gurijamba1597]

@@MaJeliv here is another historical movie which based on Battelle of saragarhi by akshay kumar , i recommended you should must watch

[@mikehans1530]

Sardar Udham Singh live long!

[@anantkumar8283]

The massacre was done on today of Baishakhi- an important day of Sikh festival. It is the solar new year and also spring harvest festival of Punjab (state where it happen). It's kinda like a massacre on Christmas Eve.

[@yugampandey4600]

We have studied a page of JALLIANWALA BAGH MASSACRE in our childhood and we felt bad for it while reading it in our history books but this movie really tells you how brutal that was and how much more impactful it can be in someone's life.

[@tanuverma7420]

"Tell people , i was a revolutionary" "Inqalab Zindabad " I respect and love Sardar Udham Singh ji and Bhagat Singh Ji from every fibre of my being .

[@phanipravyakth2889]

I always believe Indian wealth and knowledge were looted from these Britishers , they really did lot damage by creating conflicts between religions ....."still we are waiting for their apology" this line really made me cry at the end of the film ...if they had not taken away the wealth from India , India would be no 1 in the world in terms of technology and development ....

[@stoicboi5250]

Looted from Mughals as well

[@enmasenpai38]

@@stoicboi5250 True

[@navyashrivastava393]

@@enmasenpai38f 27:08 27:09

[@bosgaurus1]

For all of the Indian soldiers who served (over two and a half million, including my grandfather and great uncles) and died for the British flag during WWI and WWII, there is not a single monument in their honor anywhere in Great Britain. There are however monuments to dogs and mules that were used in those wars.

[@harinandanaguttmindol9803]

Thank you for Informing.... But I would like to tell one they don't have it YET But they will in the future and I will make it happen You have my word

[@miloblackmetalhate]

@@harinandanaguttmindol9803 It's great that you have that initiative brother, but honestly, if they haven't made it yet, I wish they NEVER make it. Let the Motherland always remember what these pricks choose to forget. Let this omission be forever a withering indictment of the bigoted and hateful 20th century White Man.

[@BalrajTakhar-u7u]

That's nonsense. There is the Chattri Memorial in Sussex and a memorial to the Sikhs of Saragarhi in Wolverhampton although it was funded by the local Sikh community.

[@Homosapiens0804]

@@BalrajTakhar-u7u Not by British government though, so those efforts are by Indian origin people living abroad and so must not be counted to forgive or give benefit of doubt to British government.

[@harpreetsinghnagi]

I proud be a sikh and punjabi, we never leave our enemy . udham singh is still alive in our hearts. Today England's prime minister is punjabi.

[@vidhansahu]

But he is not sikh

[@bhaveshkummar8398]

Most disturbing thing was that Michal o Dyer was awarded after this

[@stoicboi5250]

Every soldier gets awarded for killing the enemy. Not surprising

[@rahulsharma255]

Whenever I recall the jallianvala bagh massacre, as an Indian u guys have no idea , it boils my blood !! Even inocent children were not spared and shot dead brutally. It was generel Dyer who gave the open fire orders on the peaceful gathering. Shooting unarmed men is the evidence Britishers were monsters in human form. The governor of Punjab back then was Michael o'dwyer who was severel years later shot dead by martyr sardar udham singh in London in the Caxton hall after delivering a speech. My respect to all immortal martyrs who fought for India's Independence, there contribution can never be payed back 🙏🙏 Jai hind Har Har mahadev Jai shri ram Hare Krishna Jai bajrangbali Vahe guru ki jay 🙏🙏

[@vinaygill9886]

Genuinely, this movie is better than all nominated movie for (best feature film) Oscar this year, truly this movie is one of my all time favorite, I really want people all around world to appreciate good cinema like this. Edit:- Guys, please check-out 'the lunchbox'(2013) for your own sake plzzz, another really great movie

[@vjmarade]

this is our India's Oscar selection teams/jury's fault , Jury for India's entry to the Oscars rejected Sardar Udham for it's length and 'projecting hatred for the British. means they care about Britishers feeling but not about sentiments about India's people

[@avysek]

@@vjmarade I was going to reply the exact same thing.

[@lalitkumarbhagwate1760]

Nyc joke Indian movies don't deserve the oscar to be honest Watch American Hollywood movies then u will know the definition of a movie

[@vinaygill9886]

@@lalitkumarbhagwate1760 What a sarcastic comment 😂😂👍👍, there are both commercial and art cinema in both the world, unpopularity and unawareness of good Indian movies among west is reason for not winning awards but unworthy movies

[@lalitkumarbhagwate1760]

@@vinaygill9886 Indian movies is nothing in front of Hollywood movies Indian movies are just 🤮🤮🤮

[@bosgaurus1]

The Director has said that he tried to present as much of the facts as he could. He did however make the deliberate decision to stray in one scene. He cut back by about 3 minutes the realty of the shooting scene. He thought it might be too much for the movie and the audience.

[@pulkitgangal8197]

"The Sun never set on British Empire because in Dark Even the God dodn't Trust them" The dialogue always hits hard!

[@bo55man30]

First thing that came up in my mind when I was reading this chapter in my history lesson was 'how can Indian soldiers shoot their own people?' If I were in their place I would have shot the official even if it led to my death, you know juvenile thinking but years later I learned that these soldiers were Afghan and Gurkha. British Raj were good at their divide and rule policy where they exploited past tensions between Afghans and Sikhs or Hindus and Muslims. They say history is always written by "winners" but perhaps incidents like these are too sinful to bury.

[@testprofile1840]

and the sad part is we had the records of these people who supported british in these evils there is a video by abhjit chavda related to this topic see if that helps

[@divineflu34567]

@@testprofile1840 he isn't a good source though

[@testprofile1840]

@@divineflu34567 actually it's a podcast between abhijit chavda and anuj dhar and anuj dhar said that with some kind of proof

[@divineflu34567]

@@testprofile1840 give him any legitimate historian rather than these

[@shreyasingh8700]

and perhaps they were true at history is written by winners they showed churchill as a hero in their history. Like Wtf How can you .He was such a demonic person

[@ShubhamThakur-lq3uc]

The bullet holes and the blood stains was there on the walls for a long time uptill recently when it was renovated few years back to symbolise that we as a country have moved on. But the truth is that no one can ever move on from the fact like this. It's painful even to watch a 3 hour movie we can only try to imagine what Udham Singh went through that night and the upcoming years until he was hanged. I'm grateful for Udham Singh and our ancestors and freedom fighters like him. I'm grateful for them that I have the freedom. Thank you so much for doing this. You have a beautiful family with beautiful heart. Thank you for doing this

[@DEVansh001]

The history should be told loudly.... Damn every time i watch this movie... I just cry

[@konair77]

My heart when dad was looking out for the kids whilst watching the horror unfold. As a parent, I can understand his concern.

[@kogabmm]

I am so happy that I discovered the Majeliv family. I was not a subscriber until I came across this video of yours. THANK YOU for accepting this movie as your own. I am very sure your kids going through something of this sort in your own city would have made a cause of their youth to find and bring justice of an episode that harmed their city. Your tears were nothing short of a sword and I appreciate your empathy. Also its Shaheed Uddham Singh and not just Uddham Singh. Shaheed stands for Martyr here.He deserves respect. Bless your family.

[@madhavroy8114]

Thank You all for reacting this truth .... I loved to listen ur thoughts after watching the hole movie ..... ❤️❤️❤️

[@ramachaudhary123]

Your silence after movie ended was so impactful. I too had the same reaction. It takes some time to recollect your thoughts after watching these atrocities. Loved your reaction. Cried again on the end part. I guess I am going to cry every time I watch it.

[@captainrogers4003]

Thank you for watching it. It was difficult, but we wanted you to watch it because the british still havent recognised the event nor done any reparations.

[@kawaihito...1775]

The silence of the family after finishing the movie says it all....Their Emotions and Remorse...

[@Doplercadet]

I watched this movie with my family during the climax everyone was silent having tears in the eye . It was first time that my family didn't talk or gave there opinion about the movie after the end of the movie we just sat quietly on our couches and remembered our freedom fighters

[@harishankarlal9575]

it really touched you💔🌹❤💛💚🧡💚💛❤💛❤💛🥺🥺🥺🥺😥😥😥😥

[@dhruvkasana7878]

Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the cinematography in this movie and Also not only Vicky but the whole cast like foreign actors who played O'dwyer , general Dyer etc.. Right now my favourite movie in terms of story telling , acting , cinematography and all...

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

It felt authentic all i can say. Not like "Tumhara 3 goona Lagaan maaf karega.

[@limitlessediting3245]

Just saw this on KZbin recommendations, man..., It hits directly in the fields. Thankyou family for reacting ❤️ lots of love.

[@shilpashandilya1476]

Even after reading about this event in history, I wept through the last 1 hr of this movie...it doesn't leave your mind for days

[@rishikesh4516]

34:35 Just like the massacre, to see the reaction is equally sad and heart breaking 🥺

[@anshumanchaurasia4956]

30:54 no they didn't have a choice, a similar situation was made in 1930 when British Indian troops were ordered to shoot unarmed protestors in Peshawar, but their Indian commander refused to do this. As a result entire batallion was imprisoned, their property was ceased and it took their lawyer 11 years to reduce their punishment from death penalty to imprisonment.

[@ashborn104]

now the jallianwala bagh has changed alot now but still there are parts of walls and the well that are kept untouched and you can still see the bullet marks on the walls, you can search it on google there are many images showing the bullet marks.

[@bendaud4563]

What a genuine and sincere reaction. Thank you! Also please recommend this movie to others so they may also come to know about an important part of India's struggle for Independence.

[@Awesomepujari]

No one can stop their tears while watching the last part 😢I had saw every reaction channel everyone just literally cried ....hats of to soojit sacar for giving one of the best film to industry

[@loneranterism]

Told you...It's a tough watch!! A must see....for generations to come

[@SaiKrishna-hq5tp]

Damn u made me cry 🥲 Best reaction channel I've seen.keep going and all my good wishes to your family ❤️

[@noone6512]

"Made us civilsed" is what they say.

[@yashwanthm2925]

This is just a single person life story...! There were many lives, many perspectives... and west today cant handle the growth of India.

[@methebeee]

My great great grand uncle lost his life in this tragic event and the most disturbing thing is that even most of the indians don't know about this, they just know there was massacre but no one knows how terrifying it was and still it haunts many people in amritsar because many people lost their loved ones.

[@suryamvishwakarma5763]

I am just glad to have u all gain more knowledge on the history part. Loved your reaction. So pure and genuine. Would love you guys to explore now a movie named "3 Idiots". Reason: "A Perfect combination of all emotional state of humans into one movie." Be it Happy, Sad, Excitement, Fear, Anxiety, Pressure, Reality, Love, Family. It's all there. Please Watch it next. Love you all guys.

[@Krishna-pi7cs]

The fact that this movie was rejected for Oscars by the Indian council just because it's spread hate towards the British people make me feel that we are kind but fools as well 😞

[@Inders84]

We are still infused with slave mentality. Look at our corporate job culture.

[@Krishna-pi7cs]

@@Inders84 yaa that's a perfect example and we must change that the world is greedy and we have to change to survive

[@ashishstarim]

You guys deserve all the love, thank you family to go through this journey for us, it means way more than it seems to you ❤️

[@himanshusisodia7065]

Thank you for watching this and I can really felt what you all were feeling while watching those last 45 mins, and yes that silence which we all had once the movie was over is something else

[@charanteja_]

This is just one of those 100+ massacres committed by the British Empire in India. 45 Trillion dollars was looted in 200 years and more than 35 million people were killed by the British. We may forgive, but we will NEVER FORGET! 🙏

[@rimanshu2251]

Heads off to our freedom fighters they gives thier life for the freedom of Indians 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺💯💯💯💯💯💯👏👏👏

[@ramanrathore582]

Watch "Tummbad" movie next.

[@stoicboi5250]

Yes they should even Andhadhun

[@codenerd7823]

If someone asks for price of freedom, show them this clip. this is one most extreme price that we had to pay, so that we can breathe and laugh freely, just for that.

[@IkramKhan-qz3jt]

That's purely true reaction. You guys have made me cry, even reminded me of massacre happened in 1948 known as "Babara massacre" in Pakistan. More than 600 individuals had been killed by the Pakistani force straightly as this massacre happened. Thank you guys for your overwhelming reaction. It just blown me

[@miloblackmetalhate]

Oh... Heartwrenching, I've never heard of this massacre. Was it the one where Khudai Khidmetgars were killed? Or the Baloch? Edit - Peace for the souls of the departed.

[@IkramKhan-qz3jt]

@@miloblackmetalhate Yes. That were khudai khidmetgars

[@miloblackmetalhate]

@@IkramKhan-qz3jt Incredibly sad, brother. Thanks for remembering and sharing. Remember, Shri Bacha Khan lives on until we sons of the soil keep his thoughts and memory alive. Please know that India remembers her Frontier Gandhi, I remember my Khan, THE Khan of Khans, the legend of peace. Om Shanti 🙏🏼

[@IkramKhan-qz3jt]

@@miloblackmetalhate Thank you bro

[@aap9490]

Irony is you talk about massacre in Pakistan and yet Pakistani army massacred millions of Bengali people in the 1971 war and raper our women. And yet the Pakistanis and their government never apologized. They don’t even accept that any such genocide happened in the first place. I guess people will be hypocrites as long as they are not in side of the oppressed. Just as the British are proud of their massacre and colonial history on the entire Indian Subcontinent, Pakistan also is proud and denies their mass genocide, rape and war crimes on Bangladesh in the 1971 war.

[@rahulrathorejiofficial]

Truth is Even more brutal than this.. Our ancestors suffered a lot..

[@ronmiller3741]

U should also watch the legend of bhagat singh. Its philosophical, historic and explains the meaning of freedom. Kudos to you people for considering this with such seriousness and compassion. And yes Colombia, africa or india. It was the same.

[@sriramgovardhanam]

Thanks!

[@harishankarlal9575]

Awsome and beautiful responses guys💚

[@MaJeliv]

This film stays with us!

[@SaiKrishna-hq5tp]

@@MaJeliv yes seeing your reaction at 34:30 is heartbreaking

[@harishankarlal9575]

@@MaJeliv 🧡💛❤💚

[@designshunt_kamlesh]

India never forget their enemies. They strike them out even after 20 years.. 👍

[@alphavisitor]

Thank u guyz , such a wholesome family 💕💕...... stay safe , stay healthy.

[@movieskuchhatkey3817]

there is one dialogue that broke my heart into the pieces "koi jinda hai" means is anyone alive when vicky kausal was shouting "koi jinda hai" it shocked my ear brain and veins. I will never forget this movie in my whole life

[@SaurabhChoudhary-xx2js]

I love this movie ... This is what britishers did to indians for so many years... And no apologise till date 💔 i hoped this movie get us the oscar but.... Sadly that it don't...

[@jasbirkaurvillaschi8019]

The event happened on the anniversary of the birth of the Khalsa , an event when all sikhs around the globe meets and commerates it so the martial rule was placed with that in mind to have an excuse to massacre the sikhs of Punjab who were spearheading the antiBritish resistance because of our faith being under attack by their policies and laws.

[@srikkanthkrishnamoorthy8643]

Thanks for your honest reaction ... This movie just shown a glimpse of what was a horrific rage against humanity by means of establishing the imperialism of British ... They still owe us an apology... Its arrogance and inhuman at its very best being orchestrated...

[@paramveersingh5621]

Sikhs as a community have seen much more massacres and genocides, being a sikh i would the Jallianwala Massacre was one with least casualties. Sikhs have always been a strong opposition to the governments, as they are always the first ones to speak against wrong. Due to bravery, their both loved and hated at the same time, cause if governments need good soldiers, they see Sikhs, and when they check who are opposing their wrong deeds the most, they see Sikhs. The most recent genocide happened in 1984 and continued till 1993 in India under the current Indian government.

[@Sarcasticsanskar]

Regarding the Oscar entry for this movie, it could be summarised in one sentence: " Blood of those massacred Indians is still cheaper than British image" 🤷‍♂️

[@freedomranch7617]

🥺

[@captaindelta43]

Jallian wala bagh incident was widespread catalyst for anti british surge whole across India for the sole reason that a peaceful and communal protest was being held with almost half the total attending consisting of mainly women and young children . British official fking Dwyer ordered his soldiers consisting of Indian soldiers along with British ones to kill their own people who couldn't even defend . Indian soldiers were either bribed or were compulsed by family threats and all to do this attrocity . Secret documents suggest many soldiers (killing party) felt so sick and ill after this incident and when the news became nation wide , the either commited death, started looting officials , freed many captived freedom fighters .

[@nichen6966]

I believe a lot of the dialogue in the court was taken by what Udham said.

[@Normislive]

I have visited that place after seeing bullet marks of open fire I cried

[@harishankarlal9575]

Actually u guys please react to "96" tamil movie, best ever love story. Family movie,❤💛🧡💚💛❤

[@ahmedtanvir346]

you are raising good children .... glad to see a kind family ...

[@kushalkolte8616]

This jalianwala bagh incident we just read in our history but this movie clarify it's image accurate hate of to the production team and no matter who react to this scene the same nationality or other, but it feels in depth, jai hind....

[@anupamdas06]

Thank you all for knowing, experiencing my country just ONE particular day out of 200 years of enslavement by the British Empire and acknowledging it. Worst happened when they divided us in 3 parts know as today's Pakistan, India and Bangladesh. Inquallab Zindabad. Let the flame of revolution be there in us.

[@sakethreddy7234]

The scene in watch all were assassinated was real and it was at jallianwala bagh... It was truly heartbreaking

[@suhailsama5195]

its just one wound the past is given to us we had many in our hearts . love and respect for our revolutionaries .JAI HIND

[@rkpixelverse6945]

1000 AD to 1947AD India had suffered only violence and massacres. This is a very small bit of it. 😐 .

[@niteshkumarjha3835]

That movie is the best depiction of what Colonialism did to India and how India suffered at the hands of Britain

[@harpreet2328]

I just loved yur reaction when u just feeled the scenes🥺...you got tears in yur eyes🥺❤️...Love u all❤️❤️

[@naveenks86]

quality of your conversation is impeccable!! 🙏🏻💕

[@Sir100ravG]

Next review-Shashi Tharoor Speech At Oxford University

[@sujatapal3247]

Jalianwala Bagh was just one of the many events. The world needs to know. Gandhi was just a very little part in Indian independence and probably the most unimportant, unimpacted part of our independence. I just hope they make more movies like this so that the world knows what the British really did to us. And where we really come from.

[@monishahetang198]

I was waiting for your reaction on this movie ❤

[@chandankumarazad202]

You can visit this jalliawala bagh , it's in Punjab to see the brutality of British Empire ...

[@fardinrasul3260]

keep these movie reaction coming, really appreciate it.

[@justbe_happy_143]

I still remember how i couldnt stop crying for 3 days after studying about it. I didnt even knew what to feel.

[@Krishna-pi7cs]

Honestly speaking from my heart as a individual even after watching the movie I didn't feel any hate towards British people but the ideology of "white man' burden" makes me bisgusted not angry but just disgusted and it's very sad that this ideology is still alive some were in the west and I don't thing I will go any way soon

[@shubhamukey6512]

That reaction at the end is priceless...nobody talking anything...just shock...awesome reaction ❤️❤️

[@vishwadeepaktiwari8702]

All we Indians want from you is to recommend this movie to as many people as you can and create awareness about the incident.

[@bhaikagyan9120]

that silence was true after the movie

[@alokbehera9848]

Thank you all of you for reacting this movie . It's the brutal truth of British imperialism in india. Love to see this movie getting international recognition love you all. I also want to prefer you another dark history of in 1990 in kasmir , about the genocide happened in kasmir please react to "the kashmir file " trailer .

[@koushikmanna484]

You said Hitler....I heard Churchill.....you said Auschwitz....I heard Jaliwanwalabagh....You said holocaust......I heard great bengal famine.

[@atharvahushe8679]

Really beautiful reaction and review guys, I got emotional watching you talk about it and how much your thoughts and our thoughts match, which again justifies the fact that at end we are all humans no matter in which country or continent we live👍👏👏

[@avinashverma2003]

This is the real face of British govt and this is one of the incidence