SARDAR UDHAM | Movie Reaction Part 2 | Vicky Kaushal | Shoojit Sircar

[@prajjwalsrivastava2004]

Those who didn't followed GANDHI'S ideology and fought British empire in there own way were tortured and killed, even bhagat singh and his associates never had a proper trial and they were hanged before the original date and time. Bhagat singh, Raj guru and sukhdev's bodies were chopped off and thrown into the river. They were the first one who decided to assassinate Dwyer but they mistakenly shot some other officer called Sonders, and to avenge them and all the people who died at jalianwala Udham singh decided to do so.

[@adarsh_adi]

Bhagat Singh shot Saunders in place of James Scott if am not wrong.

[@prajjwalsrivastava2004]

@@adarsh_adi i stand corrected, you are right, they planned to assassinate scott because he was responsible for the death of lala lajpat rai ji, thank you for correcting my mistake ✌🏼

[@adarsh_adi]

@@prajjwalsrivastava2004 🤗

[@satishturakane3506]

It was not about who followed Gandhi's ideology or not. It was about the method and support they got. Methods were different but aim was same...Independence. There were some traitors who today call themselves as nationalists.

[@prajjwalsrivastava2004]

@@satishturakane3506 you can't deny the fact that if GANDHI have intervened, they would have been saved but that would have been bad for GANDHI and NEHRU so they didn't.

[@nirbhay.8400k]

"Ram Mohammad Singh Azad" "Raam" is the name of Lord Rama, an avatar of Lord Vishnu, who is a deity from Hindu religion and the preserver of life. "Mohammad" of course refers to the Holy Prophet Mohammad (May Peace be upon Him) - the founder of Islam. "Singh" is the common surname male Sikhs use and it was given to the Sikhs who joined the casteless faction called "Khalsa" started by the tenth Nanak - Guru Gobind Singh - the tenth and the last human Guru of the Sikhs. "Azad" literally means "free". It is a common surname in India. So basically that name says "Hindu Muslim Sikh Free". Contains both the idea of religious tolerance and unity as well as freedom for all Indians.

[@Nihaar1999tiger]

The last thing the British did that broke Udham Singh and Bhagat Singh's dreams was when a British man who never went even east of London was given 1 Week to draw the lines and Partition India. Dividing entire families and villages.

[@rishabhadarsh5227]

Azad isn't a common surname Chandrashekhar Tiwary AKA Azad Adopted this surname first then people followed​@@Nihaar1999tiger

[@inskrutable]

Many people said that this movie showcases hatred towards the brits and put them in a negative light especially in this era but they fail to realise that this is so not about this era? And didn't udham at one point even say that he doesn't hate them all just the ones responsible for the death and torture of indian souls so i dont get it?

[@sk7417]

It is important that we tell these kind of stories as it is our history and hatred is not the aim it is to honor freedom fighters and their memory.

[@inskrutable]

@@sk7417 Exactly! Thankyou

[@matrixdukenukem000]

All this movie is saying they've not even apologized for that massacre that their govt men did under full consciousness.

[@rohitgaming-lb6fj]

I have seen in girls only, I guess they love the british

[@inskrutable]

@@rohitgaming-lb6fj wtf man that's some bullsh!t

[@aniketdubey007]

He avoided killing him in those places because he wanted to make a statement publicly that an Indian revolutionary took the revenge or else the public & media would've thought that some maniac killed him for fun.

[@urvi7088]

yes he waited for that day for 21 years

[@swatisaini6447]

@@urvi7088 so did Sujit Sarkar to make this project.... creepy coincidence...

[@ayushpratapsingh1980]

🔥🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@mineshgandhiindia9609]

I show the movie last evening. It is a good movie based on real story. Udham Singh’s patriotic spirit has not been known, generally. Here, I thank the producer & team for giving adequate exposure of Udham Singh, a great martyr.

[@afkass4965]

*watched

[@adichatterjee]

*saw

[@ankeetachakravartty876]

production, cinematography, acting all went well.. that british india portrayal n london of that time.. they made it so well... "TELL THEM I WAS A REVOLUTIONARY"

[@Slushy.o0]

grammar Nazis in the chat

[@chiragks7305]

Ig u should thank director to bring out the story

[@honkawangnaolymgrace8833]

Achara almost noticed that the english subtitles were inaccurate. Yes, there are lots of subtitle inaccuracies "particularly" when there are dialogues about British condemnation and staunch-revolutionary statements and remarks. This movie doesn't shower Hyper-nationalism nor was it intended to. I believe that movie is silently screaming that it's just unfair, injustice and unequal for the Indians to know and celebrate about other nations' Revolutionaries and that the rest of world doesn't know a single thing about Indian Revolutionary:- SARDAR UDHAM SINGH. And now... They know! Everybody will know!

[@jai_yogi]

08:15 Bhagat Sigh ji was made to lean on ice slab for hours

[@ayushbose599]

West Bengal, highest rice producer in India (World no.2) and Bangladesh (World no. 4 in rice) together the Bengal Delta most fertile soil in world, cyclones every year, still abundant rice never sees famine. Winston Churchill deliberately caused famine killed 3million Bengalis and took out his vengeance on the Revolutionary Bengal which was the centre of Freedom Struggle and Revolution . He did this out of sheer hatred and vandeta for Bengalis just because they created problems for the occupying imperialist forces. I Pray to Maa Durga anyone who considers Churchill a hero should go to bed hungry and famished atleast once in their life.

[@rishabhagarwal9795]

Udham singh never killed him because his motive was not just revenge. He wanted to send a message, he wanted people to realize what is going wrong in india. He wanted to symbolise and not hurt because he was a revolutionary and NOT a criminal as the British treated him

[@nidhibagari3250]

I'm looking forward to Part 3 because it's gonna be Achara sobbing and weeping for 40 minutes straight and Jabs shedding tears and pretending like we didn't notice. The last part is going to CRUSH YOUR SOUL 🙏🙏🙏

[@Akshayadeep_Singh]

Haven't watched the movie. I'm excited now

[@gopalarora9997]

Bruh same, I wish I could watch it right now

[@manasranjanghadei8812]

@@Akshayadeep_Singh U must and do it ASAP

[@RR-kt4ng]

True, heart breaking 💔scenes

[@chandankumartagzero]

@Nidhi Watched for 10 mins, didn't got the courage to watch whole 40 mins...All true indians will cry those 40 mins...

[@harveyspecter1855]

Inquilab zindabad was bhagat singh's phrase. Got goosebumps.

[@rajeshramachandran1812]

Inquilab means revolution and zindabad means long live

[@harveyspecter1855]

@@rajeshramachandran1812 ik.

[@rajeshramachandran1812]

@@harveyspecter1855 do you regret what British have done or you are proud of what they have done

[@Vegetasinghyadav]

Part 3 made me cry. The free air we have is worth a lot. We cant waste it. We have to work hard in whatever field we are in , keeping bhagat singh in our hearts 💕. We should dream together for a corruption free-developed india. As the PM said , every corruption big or small, takes away the right of some sort of someone deserving. The revolution is bigger. The oppressor is our own mind.

[@Vegetasinghyadav]

@GAARA 😎hi

[@prajwalrai9603]

Very true, sooo beautifully said.

[@aniketgovardhan9208]

We as history learned it in our school.....it was important for us to know our past. It makes everyone understand the value of freedom and sacrifice. This movie will be one of the ways to transfer this history to next generation. We don't hate British we feel sorry for them , they will never able to wipe those blood stains from them.

[@deepdhillon3708]

Please upload the climax sooner , which is last 40 minutes . That’s the truth of Jallian walla Bagh. He truthfully helped victims all night long. This movie is based on court files, recorded statements at London and in India. His court files was returned to India in 1997

[@adichatterjee]

they have a schedule

[@RandomGuy34-j1u]

@@adichatterjee whats the schedule ? Where can i see that

[@rutikpatil7771]

In the days of south indian films dominating indian cinema, vicky kaushal is really saving bollywood's @$$ First URI & now Uddham Singh

[@vihaangowda1922]

Man bollywood is bollywood and south indian films are south indian films they both are best

[@kyovibe]

for the first time i want to see how Kartik Aaryan's DHAMAKA turns out. i want to see how they wrapped it up in 10 days

[@deepdhillon3708]

When I found out that movie is 2hours 42 minutes. I was little hesitant but the Sujit Sarkar who’s been working on this project for last 20 years, according to his multiple interviews make sure the journey and life of our hero Sardar Udham Singh Sunam’s story should be highlighted to the world. I am born in Amritsar not to far from jallian walla Bagh, but my wife is from Udham Singh Nagar in Uttarakhand, one of many cities named after him. Living in USA for 25 years. The life we are enjoying today is because of heroes like Bhagat Singh and Sardar Udham Singh and many more.

[@meetkomal1825]

Was waiting intently for next parts of the reaction. Such an awesome movie.❤️ Please upload part 3 today. Can't wait! I consider it to be my bday gift. 😁

[@rishikeshvashishtha7347]

After watching their reaction I feel like west don't have a clue about the attrocites of British empire. They still think that British empire was not that bad and were trying to get us out from savagery

[@jessyk2579]

Part 3 is the heart and soul of the movie. Eagerly waiting for your reactions.

[@suvamkumarlaha8128]

Okay, You Better Be Your Soul Ready For The Climax

[@ruchipandey788]

I can't stop tears 🥺🥺 None of us Indians can forget how our freedom fighter got freedom from cruel thieves and liars British. paid the price with their blood whose name is not even in our history book, like Udham Singh, Veer Savarkar Ram Raju and many more freedom fighters I do not understand why in our history English and Mughal history is taught, not to us To know about cruel thieves, liars, Britishers, rapists, Mughals and Britishers, the freedom fighters of India, Indian kings, read about them the true history of India.

[@abhisheke4683]

Please React to Radhe Shyam Teaser

[@NonaPrince]

Been refreshing since morning, pls upload part 3 today

[@adichatterjee]

they will

[@shreyasinghal1302]

@@adichatterjee how do you know?

[@Rumitdhamecha]

When the court said don't write anything about what the accused said, the same moment many propaganda were spread by media probably all around world. Banning poetry is also true.

[@madhukarreddy5958]

Why these guys werent reacting to radheshyam🧐 somethig is happening

[@sahilsahu4323]

Jaby please react to radheshyam teaser🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@SINGH3KING]

Tissue boxes incoming for Part 3. Shaheed Bhagat Singh was tortured brutally and also had a long hunger strike. Long live the martyrs.

[@anasanuanya]

The entire HSRA brigade was tortured brutally!

[@nagendrababu1467]

The unparallel journey of reigning rebel star with subtitles 🔥🔥

[@priyamrocks2011]

The behind the scene dialogues are well documented and we Indians read those in our history books as a part of our "Indian Struggle for independence" curriculum.

[@saifmehdi178]

I don't remember seeing Sardar Udham Singh's name in the revolutionaries

[@LSF7]

@@saifmehdi178 but you can research about him now. The Hunter commission inquiry dialogues are true word to word

[@sanjanaswain9166]

@@saifmehdi178 It is in old ncert books, I have read them in 2012 - 13 , cannot talk about your time. Check for yourself.

[@saifmehdi178]

@@sanjanaswain9166 I did my 10th in 2009. Didn't find them in any of the history books

[@elr0nd]

The part where the judge breaks the nib after signing the death sentence. It is a practice still followed today. It is said the pen which has been used to pronounce the death of a living being should not be used for any other purpose. Also once a death sentence is signed, it cant be undone.

[@saifmehdi178]

It can be if the President gives clemency

[@elr0nd]

@@saifmehdi178 Yeah but the judge breaks it so that he himself cant undo.

[@saifmehdi178]

@@elr0nd at that moment yes

[@manishsramon]

Fun Fact: HSRC also known as Gadar society now Gadar memorial is located on 5th Woods Street, San Francisco CA. It was the official headquarter of Indian revolutionaries. From there most of the freedom fighter used to operate. In 1921, The first Independent Indian news was published by them in West Coast as named Independent Hindustan.

[@proudindian1482]

Achara / Jaby should encourage their friends to watch this movie who might be under the impression that British rule was for the good of India and other colonies likewise.

[@keshavmakkar4690]

@jabykoay It took 21 years to create this film. Shoojit Sircar has been planning this movie, initially with Irrfan Khan, researching the character and detailing it on screen, for over 2 decades.

[@kashish8541]

My eyes were drenched with tears at the end when he said after death order, Inkalab zindabad.

[@Dr.MarutiMaru]

WOWW and DANGG used by these two are always my favourites

[@priyanshuprakhar7441]

When someone dies World - Rest in Peace AMERICANS - WOW

[@Elonmast45]

Sardar Udham was Rejected into the Oscars yesterday because thr jury felt it projected and encouraged Hatred towards the British🤦 All the more reasons to hate them for their actions and still being proud of it after a 100yrs

[@DeepakKumar-ej3wm]

Radhe Shyam

[@dibakarjyotibora7779]

General Dyer didn't had mercy and apologizment towards the victims of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. And the biggest thing is he didn't feel sorry for that massacre!!!! He even appreciate the massacre as to suppress the rebellion. If I was there in that case than I would sure fill sorry for that and do apologize !

[@gamingrushyt2459]

there are alot of official records from british offices from british indian rule that have been recovered and preserved that have exact dialogues of officials including letters from churchill and alot more , im not sure these dialogues are exact or not tho (talking about the movie dialogues) , but im aware that there are preserved official records having original dialogues, letters, acts,amendment certificates and stuff.

[@e-tech1785]

When you watching part-3 you totally shocked when you see jaliyanwala bag incident.

[@deepraman3625]

salute tu sardar udham singh.....💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪.....am proud to be an sikh,punjabi.....

[@manultyagi7599]

This is the only thing that will keep our mind away from last night😭😭

[@tjubinful]

Now Kohli will be remembered as the first captain under whom we lost against Pakistan in World Cup along with no ICC trophy and IPL trophy.

[@gowthamrajuchalla1408]

Radheshyam teaser 🔥🔥🔥

[@dinum4378]

Not Winston. That's Neville Chamberlain. He was PM till November 1940. Udham was hanged in July 1940.

[@ameenzubair219]

He looks nothing like Chamberlain even the credits say he's supposed to be Churchill

[@dinum4378]

@@ameenzubair219 If that's the case the movie makes a historical anachronism.

[@ameenzubair219]

@@dinum4378 Mistakes like these are minor overall movie is very accurate

[@dinum4378]

@@ameenzubair219 come on dude. That's a huge mistake. A minor mistake would be like showing a wristwatch that was introduced in 1950 in a WW II movie. Not entirely mix up Prime Ministers. If we are going to think this as a minor mistake then we are not holding Indian filmmakers to high standards. But tbh, I think the error is only in the title card and whoever created it was not knowledgeable. I'd rather think that the director and casting director intended it to be Neville Chamberlain (but Neville had a moustache and Winston was bald. This guy fits neither).

[@shre33]

But in reality the statement “Dwyer was responsible for the monstrous event” was made by Churchill

[@sunnykr9940]

Next part will be remorse , greef , weeping, tears

[@harsimrat44454]

It took 21 to 22 years to get Michael O Dyer...by Shaheed Sardar Udham Singh....nd the Others he Shot were also Governor General's of other states of India Like Bengal,Orissa etc..

[@dularpatel7844]

He wanted to take revenge of jalliawala bagh where dryer killed 1000 people

[@Fatehpuria-ml1wf]

Judge actually didnt want press to publish anything said in the court

[@shyncasinoroyale]

Watching with you guys again. And still having those goosebumps 😞🙏

[@indradhanu-4119]

I was waiting for this after I had watched the first part yesterday..

[@chiralcrew6600]

Salute to sardar udham singh.. frnd of Bhagat singh..he says before death I can't meet bhagat. That's irony..jao hind 🇮🇳🙏

[@prakashkumar2394]

How many of you guys are waiting for part 3? Especially for acharas reaction 😁🤣🔥

[@yeswanthanimireddy2423]

Reaction for Radhe shyam teaser ( Prabhas)

[@MrThiru-vh1nz]

Please react Raadhesyam teaser jaby

[@nagendrababu1467]

React to The unparallel journey of reigning rebel star with subtitles 🔥🔥🔥

[@Fatehpuria-ml1wf]

Everysingle incident shown in film was real 💔🙁

[@alhholmes5591]

As a Indian, at my early age of matriculation I've gone through the not too much depths of Indian history...... Actually I found myself gr8 as an Indian coz, as having a vast area and innumerous population, weapons Indian could have invaded neighbouring countries, 😂 but they don't...... Indians let other countries to make trade along with good relations that's the point where everything f** up.... Really the history of pre and post independence makes every heart mourn for the lives lost and the colonial time is the one of the reason why has some developed and also lacking of development... ITS GREAT OF YOU jhaby koay and achara.. ... I LOVE ALL THE REACTION VIDEOS YOU make.. ❤️

[@anandapadmanabhan7432]

Vicky kaushal diserves another National award!!!!

[@babluk7]

React on Radhe shyam TEASER..

[@sreecharankilari1366]

Radheshyam teaser please 🥺

[@designorbus2780]

His intention was not to kill o'Dwyler, rather make him guilty for his action. After seeing the movie, I read a few quora posts where many British people are justifying their actions by saying Indian's are barbarians etc. But the historian is saying India was civilized and had a trade link with the roman empire. Many archaeological sites have confirmed we had a good sewage system etc. but the Brits in the posts say until they arrive we were wandering as pigs etc. I understood one thing, the British left because it was not profitable at some stage to manage the colony as US left Afghan. Until the British education system/society accept that they enslaved us for their profit until the British reject an official apology, We are still a slave/colony in the British Mind.

[@saifmehdi178]

None of the current generation Brits know about their imperialist history because the British government had removed anything about that

[@designorbus2780]

@@saifmehdi178 Yes, the British government has to issue an official apology until then people are going to talk like this only.

[@shre33]

About Churchill’s statement it wasn’t said in private that sentence was made by him ,also jaby I feel that when filmmaker’s are doing this kind of projects in today’s world and have imp characters from real life making such statements usually they are true cause they do their research orelse they would receive severe backlash Winston Churchill, in the House of Commons debate of 8 July 1920, said, "The crowd was unarmed, except with bludgeons. It was not attacking anybody or anything ... When fire had been opened upon it to disperse it, it tried to run away. Pinned up in a narrow place considerably smaller than Trafalgar Square, with hardly any exits, and packed together so that one bullet would drive through three or four bodies, the people ran madly this way and the other. When the fire was directed upon the centre, they ran to the sides. The fire was then directed to the sides. Many threw themselves down on the ground, the fire was then directed down on the ground. This was continued to 8 to 10 minutes, and it stopped only when the ammunition had reached the point of exhaustion."

[@bhaijiimpwale2942]

"A lesser man would have given up" Like savarkar

[@NCore_._]

10:07 The police made it look, like he was trying to escape and hence they had to shoot him.

[@drackula404]

You'll gonna scared when you watch the "Jaliwanawalabagh Shooting" after scenes !!! When I watched it, tears coming out my eyes !! Oh man ! :(

[@Blackwade]

Jallianwala Bagh Massacre scene will wrench your heart and then the scene where Udham Singh rescues the wounded will shatter your soul.

[@sudeepsurya844]

Waiting for Part 3. I bet u both will shed tears watching the last 40 min of the movie.

[@RajatSingh-tm2cc]

"In this Republic we wish to create there shall be VoteVapsiPassbook ( power to recall) laws otherwise democracy shall become a mockery" Ahinsamurti Mahatma Udham Singh ji. Ahinsamurti Mahatma Chander Shekhar Azaad. Ahinsamurti Mahatma Bhagat Singh.

[@prudhviraaz1272]

Radhe Shyam hero intro teaser reaction please ❤

[@bencytony2556]

Next please watch along with achara movie- ddlj 😍🥰💕💘

[@amitray4105]

Jaby achara this "foresight" as jaby said was the difference between the Indian freedom struggle and the terrorists of today.

[@montasirbillah1395]

I watched full of the movie... I Can't stop my tears

[@Gaurav3491]

Always great watching movies with you both :)

[@siddharthkaushik2142]

There is a classic movie shaheed(1965) on Bhagat Singh ji and our freedom fighters.. you must watch it after getting the right translation done.

[@harmahendradhakar722]

He does not wants bloody dawyer to be killed in sombre.He had so patience

[@deepdhillon3708]

Please don’t stop the video in the end sooner, wait until the casting starts. I almost did but there were more scenes when you think the movie ended.

[@ajaygurung4378]

Big fan Jaby .....love from nepal 🇳🇵

[@mramit9853]

React on radhe shyam teaser yrrrrr 😑

[@simplyzulu1426]

Please upload your part 3 reaction today.. Eagerly waiting for it.

[@taskforce1168]

Hey react to Radheshyam teaser

[@itstinku281]

please react to Radheshyam teaser 😭😭😭❤️❤️

[@anythinganytime4856]

Took me 5 takes to finish the ending 1 hour,

[@Gauransh-868]

Udham Singh respected person 🙏🙏🙏

[@bhaskarjyotidutta4155]

Jai Hind 🇮🇳 Vande Maataram 🇮🇳🙏

[@bipinmc123]

The most heart breaking part coming soon... It's just too painful to watch.

[@SIDXLIFE]

Jaby koay baat bigad jaye....jaby koay mushkil pad jaye 🤪

[@sudhirchaudhary9884]

You can't control your emotions in part 3. Eagerly waiting for part 3 review.

[@abhishekuppuluri6074]

React to Radhe Shyam teaser(prabha's)

[@modithewokebutcher.9855]

Pehle yeh to dekhle freedom fighters par bani hai.

[@ManuThakur44]

You must Reaction on Movie Great Indian Revolutionary Subhash Chandra Boss....U Will definitely Like it Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@shreeyanshkumar9989]

My great grandfather got admission in university college in london in 1958 but he didn't go there ,he said that he would never go to yhe dirtiest pace on earth "london".....he got admission via a state exam in india there ,at that time india and britain signed a pact by which indians could study in UK with state funding by the indian govt.......i am with my people ,not blaming the today's british people but telling what i have heard from from my family members telling about their parents' life story of that time

[@nithina2356]

Part 3 would hurt ur soul. All the best

[@kalyanchinuu6474]

Radheshyam teaser reaction

[@Abhnandhjn]

react on charecter teaser of rhade shyam...

[@aloksingh8671]

radhe shyam teaser reaction

[@yaswanthyash4602]

I don't know why U are not reacting to radhe Shyam Teaser It's India's biggest film of prabhas It's trending in KZbin with 42M But u didn't still reacted to this I feel sad for this 😔

[@surinderpunjab9849]

JAI hind 🙏🇮🇳🙏🇮🇳🙏

[@arkadatta1996]

Omg i can't wait for part 3 reaction for the last 40 minutes

[@Arya-cs7kj]

13:39 He kills Dwyer ,governor of Punjab not Dyer who killed the people.

[@prodiptaghosh6809]

British blood is the most impure form of chemical in this earth.

[@muditvats6586]

Yes