TAARE ZAMEEN PAR (Like Stars On Earth) - ALL KIDS ARE SPECIAL- Aamir Khan, Darsheel Safary

[@mrrout1825]

the next song you are about to experience, "maa" means mother, which will break your heart, and hats off to DARSHEEL for performing like an oscar level actor when he was just 10, no one can stop crying in that song whoever has watched it, cant wait for you to experience it

[@alanandrew3140]

@@RandomGuy34-j1u they don’t mute it completely tho, I think

[@alanandrew3140]

@@RandomGuy34-j1u that’s true

[@DeepanjanThakur]

They mute it so they don't get copyright claims

[@mrrout1825]

@@RandomGuy34-j1u they mute it for the video bro, they listen to everything

[@devadathans5506]

How dense can you people be? They mute it for the video only. If you want to hear the song, go watch it.

[@syamantakmukherjee9264]

25:04 Some parents still say that if you're not scoring good marks then we'll send their child to a boarding school... It's true

[@nehaanshladiwala]

Though in all reality, boarding schools are worse as no staff will pay as much attention to a kid as their parents (generally)

[@sriramkrovvidi4142]

and even if the children are uesd to boading school they will get disconnected from the parents and again parents only will start complaining that you are not connected with us and

[@sarinalopes4033]

Boarding school has always been a nightmare during my childhood. I was around the same age as Ishaan when my dad made me watch this movie with him. Well, it did teach me alot of things and made me realise how things are for other kids out there. I am 20 now and this movie still moves me.

[@marksathwik24]

It was before 10 years parents were like that, now they are also changing, everything is changing slowly brother....

[@nikiwaynaruto2685]

Hi guys am nikith am very big fan of u guys, am literally waiting all the time for ur videos, thank uuu so much guys

[@anjithajanan3606]

I watched this movie with my highschool classmates and teacher, As it was in our syllabus that year....and every single one of us was left emotional 😭it was an emotional rollercoaster ride from the start till the end

[@ABCvibes9]

Everytime I see this movie I always cry .. love this movie

[@averagechannel4978]

Now a days many times special children are always taken care of but the students who are below average who don't have any interest studies and have something else are forced to study and in this period of 8 to 9 yrs their natural talent is just gone and at the end their life gets sad

[@mrunalgandhi626]

Suggesting list of movies: 1) Munna Bhai MBBS 2) Chichorey 3) Mumbai attack 26/11 4) Gabbar is back 5) Holiday - A soldier never off duty 6) Phir hera pheri 7) Dangal 8) Uri - The Surgical Strike 9) Rustom by Akshay Kumar 10) Welcome

[@harisethucreations]

Also heyy baby

[@mrunalgandhi626]

@@harisethucreations ohh yeah

[@hempar9612]

They won't understand Phir Hera Pheri to be honest

[@DRexOFFICIAL]

ITS LITERALLY TOUGH TO WAIT A WHOLE DAY TO WATCH THE NEXT PART...BACK TO BACK VIDEOS IS WHAT I AM HOPING FOR AS WELL.

[@singh99928]

Yess

[@govindraju799]

Guy don't miss the next scene it's going to be great

[@ramanagoud7860]

ok, he won't miss it

[@ushosisarkar1507]

Yup

[@shewtankrai4079]

in india, parents and teachers are just like that. dads are strict and moms are kind. there is nothing wrong in this. just a bit more understanding and awareness should be there.

[@abhinavsaig8144]

Mine is opposite actually for many of them I know (even though mom is strict she is kind,but dad is full chill)

[@user-jd6hi3to2q]

@@abhinavsaig8144 mine too❤️

[@anishsinghnegi5249]

@@abhinavsaig8144 same

[@mahakaal5924]

@@abhinavsaig8144 Same here lol

[@techguru2891]

@@abhinavsaig8144 same here bro mom is strict but chill too depending on her mood and dad is chill but gives me a lot of lectures in a day which makes him very annoying

[@ajaybargav1137]

Another video ? I just came from the last video . Best reaction channel ❤️

[@nikhilbansal1533]

Hope they release all reactions today only

[@kirankesarkar4826]

the school shown here where ishaan is studying is St. Xavier's High School (boys academy) in Mumbai, i was in this school till my 6th std. Beautiful memories :)

[@e.g.k5530]

Tania its just like me can't hold emotional tears.

[@ROWDYRATHOREYT]

The father is the potter who, with his scolding, beaten, Makes children a good person.

[@theilearn999]

Agree bhaii

[@RahulGahtori-ey4ht]

A child can never be converted into a good person by beating him or scolding him Love is what nurtures one

[@ROWDYRATHOREYT]

@@RahulGahtori-ey4ht No, you took it the wrong way Dad doesn't always beat his children

[@ROWDYRATHOREYT]

@@RahulGahtori-ey4ht A father always loves his child but he does not show it is easy for the mother but very difficult for the father

[@ankurgoel1638]

plz upload all parts in a day... that way the flow n engagement in the movie maintains

[@iFrizzy]

the dad is the personification of the indian society and the fathers. people cant accept stuff like metal health and stuff like that easily and this movie is made specifically to address these neeed. while the father is hateable, it just shows how good of a writing it is. i would say there would be many more fathers like him if not for this movie which showed people the correct view of how things really are

[@reenadam4050]

Just finished first part and you posted the second one. What a coincidence, watching from Sydney You and Tania doing great lots of love

[@Nave2nkumarshah]

Well you have read about the movie before watching it, so you know that he is special child..but here in India mental health and related stuff is barely discussed and parents are not even aware about it...same is the case in this Movie..parents are just like any typical Indian parent, they are worried about their kid not getting good marks but they have no clue about dislexia.. infact most of us came to know about this only after this movie.

[@vatsalsood4691]

100k🥳🥳 congrats to both tania and Aussie. Silver playbutton soon guys💪🏼

[@averagechannel4978]

I think that the schools atmosphere should be changed to where they will enjoy study and fun but the schools do all homeworks etc even the students who are not able to study are forced to brage their asses 8 hrs at school then coaching

[@t.s.p1864]

We still are teaching our children as per British way, I must say India education purely kills a individual creativity. Period.

[@ankita6599]

@@t.s.p1864 Couldn't agree more!🙌

[@aliengod2039]

They never realize what damage it can do to children. It's sad that they don't follow spiritual ways of raising kids, but just materialistic and modern and trying to copy relatives, neighbors, friends, etc. on how to raise children. If evolution forced humans to do things a certain way, then we'd have become robots with 0 freedom by now. Sadly today's world is shortsighted about life. They see life as 1 lifetime and use YOLO to justify their concerns. Only thing children need to do is serve God. That's all to be honest. Serving humanity is robotic and yield no longterm returns but extinction of the human species. Serving God yields extraordinary spiritual returns.

[@ravindersangha6146]

I hope you are enjoying this taare zameen par movie. The movie gets really emotional when Aamir khan himself enters in the movie. The concept behind this movie is extremely meaningful. And that concept is beautifully presented by Aamir khan. I just want to see your reaction after watching full movie.👍👍

[@jsoren9130]

First off, I'll say that this has been one of my favorite movies in my life. I saw it in the short time that I spent at a school for adults with learning challenges. Something we have to take a step back on is in telling anyone that they are special and unique because of a physical, mental, or emotional challenge. Obviously, all would agree that they are just as special as anyone else, and they would be just as special without the challenge. I think in an effort to be sensitive we end up making the mistake of being patronizing. If we're honest, using the word "special" really only makes us feel better. Sure, there is no clearly defined normal, but there certainly does seem to be a certain threshold of functionality, of which many of those below it are quite aware of their differences. I'm not feeling like the wisest person here tonight, so I'll stop trying to be. I think you kind of already hit on some the following points. What is special is the relationships that are had. Everyone has their own set of challenges, whether internal or external, and we all have special opportunities to learn things that we might not learn as well any other way. Both the child with the needs, and the guardians of that child have a unique opportunity to learn things about themselves, and from each other that they might not learn otherwise. And the opportunity is not unique because no one else is having it--millions of people are all having similar experiences, and it's necessary to be able to relate with each other--but our experiences are unique and special, because of the people having them and who they get to share with in the experiences. We really can't foresee the blessings that are certain to come from enduring through hardships...together. Above all, I know that we are here to learn about the power of love and just how far it reaches. And I truly believe that God is love, and he is the power of love inside of us. I do believe in an actual being, but I also believe that his love is within each and every one of us, as well as all around us (like radio waves to be tuned into). The best description of pure love, to me, is found in the book of 1 Corinthians, Chapter 13, in the bible. The very first thing it mentions about "love", or "charity", is that it "[suffers] long, and is kind" (v. 4). It is patient and enduring. It is the only thing that will endure and live forever, and those humble, fearless souls that are filled with it. Love only flows one way, but it always moves in a circular motion and brings us together into a stronger unity, allowing that we exercise patience, because love can never be forced, nor would it be rewarding if it wasn't given freely and faithfully.

[@kanishkarathore4638]

just finished watching the intro part of this movie and now I'm watching this with you guys thank you so much for uploading so frequently

[@xavierazad]

There's almost no awareness about mental health issues or of mental illnesses in India. Especially in the previous generations and it is sad. There's so many kids going to school regularly who are facing such issues and they face so much trouble in the schools as they aren't given the proper care they deserve. Before this movie, it was so much worse. This movie when it came out like almost a decade and half ago, was an eyeopener.

[@Bhaaratiya_Sameer_44444]

It's pronounced Taarey (Stars)... plural for Taaraa means a Star. BTW you two are hearts of pure gold.

[@swirlandtwirl5417]

The family is actually good. Everybody is so affected.

[@ankitgattupally9735]

Glad you started this movie...you guys are gonna love this masterpiece

[@ishwari9149]

Zindagi Na milegi dobara is an another masterpiece movie you should watch and even a Spanish song senorita in it you will love it

[@yashwanthbhat4299]

Absolutely without any doubt. All gifted students. 😂

[@DeepanjanThakur]

Be ready for the first 5mins of the next part. You've got something coming your way...

[@alexmascaranhas6502]

teacher being angry at kids Aussie Dillon : Just get laid 😂😂😂

[@GisamokanNa]

I don't find the Dad hateful in this movie. I was actually surprised with all the hate that he got from different reactors. I see this type of parenting all the time. This for me, is typical Asian parenting. Also, in my country, Mental Health is not prioritized unlike here in Canada/USA. I guess, it's because 1st world and 3rd world countries (like us) have different problems. Mental Health issues are not considered problems if finding money to put food on the table is the priority. It's like, we have much more important matters to deal with. Also, don't forget, in Asia, it's common for parents to compare their children and brag about their achievements. I grew up with a family like this. Physical discipline is also very common. Hitting by hand and/or hitting with anything-the-parent-is-holding-at-the-time is very common. I experienced some of these growing up. From being hit by a broom (the wooden handle part), flipflops, plastic hanger, belt (leather and buckle part), etc. I would get bruises right after. Lots of my clothes are rendered unusable since my mom would destroy them when she pulls/pushes me too hard while angry. I have also tried kneeling on uncooked rice or salt or bottle caps facing the altar and having my hands raised into a cross carrying a thick and heavy hardbound Bible on each hand for hours and being hit by flipflops while doing so. My knees would be bleeding right after. My cousin, when she was around 6-7 y.o., she was put inside a sack, my Aunt even put fire ants inside the sack with her, tied the sack close, and dragged it all over the streets then, hanged outside the house for hours. And what might be surprising to others, this is common in my country. We laugh about these things now when we share stories with cousins, friends, coworkers, etc. on how similar or how different the methods of punishments we received before. What Ishaan's Dad did here was just hitting by hand, this is nothing. 😅 I know these are not things that I should be proud of but this is just to educate other people of other cultures as well and to understand why certain people are like this, or like that, etc. It's because of different styles of parenting, upbringing, environment, culture, etc. Believe it or not, I am okay as an adult now and I don't hate my parents for punishing me that way before. I understood what they were doing growing up. Running away never occurred to me either which is what's common to children today and to the children of 1st world countries. I am also fully aware that that is considered "abuse" to some people/countries. So, yeah. To each their own. 🤷‍♀️

[@SenkuIshigami1994]

Ah back to back videos...this is what I'm hoping for...

[@ainzooalgown1387]

can't stop waiting for next part please release it soon

[@averagechannel4978]

This movie now does not apply much but now the problem is that the children are supposed to go to school for 7 hrs then tution another for 3 hrs and the below average students are no match to school they barely come to 10 grad in india and only 1 % of below average students are able to pass through 11 and 12 for college and rest fall in depression or commit sucide

[@_karannaik_]

There isn't any better person than a teacher to react to this

[@shrutishukla8521]

Secret Superstar Amir khan Movie Reaction 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@dishikagoel5151]

Love you guys!! Thank you sooo much❤❤❤❤

[@pawandeeprajan-topic8517]

The best thing I learned from this video "THERE'S A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A DAD AND A FATHER".

[@rishikeshbadre4119]

His boarding school scenes are very emotional...

[@anishgopinath6801]

The thing is noone knows what dyslexia means initially, when the movie reveals they will explain it to you, since you have an idea of what is dyslexia, you kind of arriving at a conclusion

[@mr.exclusivegmi1757]

I THINK HIS PAINTINGS WERE AMAZING 😄💖 He's amazing 14:58 👍🏻 that's how I calculate in mathematics!😜

[@abcdefghij6831]

When his father send him bording school his life change total.some parents are rude but they love their children so much for there children they make money for children they sacrifice so much. for last his father realise

[@dhruvsingh7426]

Anyone else wondering about their today's video - reaction on movie taare zameen par (part 3) , you guys okay ???

[@trn1947]

It's kinda like a living portrait of myself. I can actually relate to this movie because when I was 7-8 years old, my parents send me to a boarding school and I suffered a lot more than Ishaan himself. Dear parents, if you're watching this video please give your children a proper education (Doesn't have to be academic). Just let them follow their own passion, some day your child will make you proud!

[@mathankumarm8437]

Nice reaction from you friends...... Your reaction are awesome....my loving on your reaction day by day increases

[@_scout_op7316]

Congratulations for 100k bro ❤️

[@SneakersZanir]

Just to let you know, there is nothing wrong with this child, he just needs extra attention. He is extremely talented and that you guys will know. Love from Pakistan

[@Arya-cs7kj]

This movie was conceived by Amol Gupte, the creative director of this film. Initially, Amir Khan was onboard only as a producer. Infact, first hour of the film is directed by Amol Gupte. Creative differences arised btw the two midway into the shoot and Amir Khan took over the project and directed the rest of the film.

[@victormeitei7557]

Waiting for son of satyamurthy ❤️

[@adarsha9290]

If you want to watch classic romantic movie..then its Dear comrade.. React movies like Dear comrade, geetha govindam after this.

[@devarkondagangster4442]

Next movies - Dear comrade, geetha govindam

[@myboguslife311]

Thank you sooomuch guysss...!!!

[@AjayKumar-dh6gw]

Who's waiting for the entry of Amir Khan ❤️🖐️

[@vikasmeka5479]

The kid doesn’t have any problem. He just doesn’t understand the school and the language. That is why his hand writing is like that

[@navyamahakali8350]

Hi guys, congrats for your 100K subscribers🤩🤩 Hope U guys hit 1 Million subs this year

[@vedanthreval1946]

I am getting emotional seeing u both get emotional ❤

[@TheViraj2001]

'Arvinda Samentha ' movie The film revolves around a young man whose life changes after engaging in a violent fight with henchmen from the rival village. He escapes to Hyderabad and decides to stay away from violence in order to bring peace between the two villages whose people have been constantly affected by the feud for 30 years.

[@TheViraj2001]

🙏

[@harshachitre5576]

Eagerly waiting for the next parts...don't miss any scene from this movie...it's a masterpiece

[@Bhq12345]

Amol Gupte was actually the director

[@lyericpaulfortaliza8359]

Whe're waiting for the next..take care

[@ROWDYRATHOREYT]

A father always loves his child but he does not show it is easy for the mother but very difficult for the father

[@adityasaraswati6368]

5:55 We didn't need it but it's ok XD

[@babyme8886]

"Money is always temporary just remember that " We got a gentleman here everyone !!! 👏👏👏👏❤

[@div005]

14:32 very rightly pointed. This movie was brain child of Amole Gupte. He has spent years working with kids. As Aamir was the producer of the film & he had some creative differenced with Amole. He took over the project and made himself director of the movie.

[@ashikulalam3767]

Amir cheated him. You simply dont take someone's credit who has shot the film as director for 109 days. Who has done everything (Story, screenplay, all the research, all creative direction). Just redoing some scenes again with same story screenplay in same fashion doesn't make you director

[@anuj656]

When this movie was released, government adviced all the teachers in India to go and watch this masterpiece....

[@harshitha8854]

Really.. I didn't know this is it true??

[@anuj656]

@@harshitha8854 it wasn't mandatory, they just suggested it....

[@harshitha8854]

@@anuj656Ooookk now I get it. Thank you

[@usuallyclueless4477]

@@harshitha8854 Yeah, Pretty sure it was done across the whole of India. I remember our school (Kendriya Vidyalaya in Kerala) took us to watch that movie. We were taught Hindi so the language wasn't an issue, but there were subtitles anyway so that everyone could understand.

[@southindianmachan3149]

GEETHA GOVINDAM MOVIE REACTION! 🔥

[@NilimAkash2005]

Congratulations for 100k subscribers ✨🎉🎉

[@kuttuji4684]

I love knowledgeable ppl who know dyslexia and other diseases...I remember you even know lot about Human defence mechanisms in psychiaty...As a doctor I am so impressed...In India most do not know anything about all these things, so movies help

[@adityalovestaylor21]

NEXT MOVIE - SECRET SUPERSTAR

[@indianfoodartists3579]

Waiting for part 3

[@truth1595]

Happiness and sadness is just state of mind....knowledge and experience must be priority of life.

[@MO-yz9ci]

Why the third part is private????

[@rashirathod9436]

Making your way on roads isn't common at all in India. Some people however do choose to cross it anyway (when street walkers are meant to stop) at their own risk. It's not because the cars won't stop! Love the reaction!

[@Dare95live]

Here again..... Can't wait for long.... Please back to back.... Send it fast

[@vikasv5917]

You're going to cry just like a baby by the end of the movie with this amazingly thought provoking and emotional movie👍

[@gantavay8844]

You guys are picking great movies🔥👍🏼

[@immyth6935]

wow this movie is my fav since 2009 i watched it and i still watch it every year 2-5 times i got sent to boarding too and yea it helped me so much to grow as a person in 10 years i studied there i used to cry alot untill 6th grade [im embarresed to admit but it was all 10 years ] till 10th grade this movie brings back so many memories i got sent during diwali too

[@afthabafu6395]

We want more videos of Taare zameen par

[@mahmudurrahaman5047]

Thank you for reacting TZP.

[@rodxlambo8402]

Bro where are u all 😡😡😡😡 waiting for the review for a day now

[@manojmagdum4855]

When other part 3 part of Tare zameen par coming?

[@sridhar8051]

12:57 realising you shouldn’t have asked that question.😂

[@shaikmohsin7250]

Thank you for watching.

[@comewith_me6853]

Who all want them to react on Ghajini movie it's amir khan movie

[@averagechannel4978]

The parents are not problem the problem is the students also come in pressure if they are not able to pass after investing so much many abd tge education system in india is literall shit just learn 9 to 10 chapters per subjects and 7 to 8 subject how is he supposed to do all that if one teacher teaches only ine subject i know it sounds but much but 70% of students say and think that their school is shit and due to this they loose intrest and it hurts them their whole life and i think the education system is ruining the childs passion or dream

[@tanmay88088]

Hi.. Dillon family, I am still waiting for another part of same move... Hungry 😉... I had already watched this move earlier.. But I like to watch again with u guys... Still waiting... Pls. Upload soon bro

[@papaji023]

Sometimes i worry alot for india regarding unemployment and jobless people here..but then ..then i just open KZbin , see your videos and damm..that gives great relief to me😌..

[@ramanagoud7860]

increase the movie audio while you are watching, the audio volume is very low

[@henilpatel3639]

In the next part, You are going to be emotional. That Part makes you cry.

[@madridstas797]

We struggled alot❤️ alot , each and everyone of us to see a poor india transform into a super power India and still there are miles and miles to go ❤️

[@FunnyBunnyVinesForYou]

Directed by Aamir khan, what do you expect then🙌

[@ashikulalam3767]

That was pure theft from Amole Gupte. That's it. It was Amole Gupte's Story Screenplay, he was the creative director (He and his wife did all the research). He shot the film for 109 days. Amir wrongfully cheated him.

[@nishadmain3147]

Amir Khan is not the director. The actual director is Amole Gupte. Amir Khan takes the whole credit of the movie on himself for being the producer and also claims to be the director. The fact that this movie is so well directed is because of Amol Gupte.

[@RudraPatel-ki8ku]

You are theeee best..... Just finished watching first part and I’ll be like I have to wait for tomorrow but you are great mate...😎😎

[@ravindersangha6146]

Hi, The speaciality of your channel is that you react to the full movie rather than just trailers or some scenes. Your reactions are superb. As a B.tech. student, i love watching movies that are based on education there are total three movies based on education system i like so much. Those three movies are: 1.) 3 idiots 2.) Taare zameen par 3.) Munna bhai M.B.B.S. 3 idiots is related to engineering education in india, Munna bhai M.B.B.S. is related to medical education in india and taare zameen par is related to schooling and parenting in india. I want you to react to Munna bhai M.B.B.S. movie after completing this taare zameen par full movie reaction. Plsss🙏🙏🙏 this is my humble request . You will definitely love that one also it is quite similar to 3 idiots. One interesting thing to note is that the director of 3 idiots and Munna bhai M.B.B.S. is same. And the director name is Raj Kumar Hirani. He is the magnificent director. He beautifully presents the reality of engineering and medical students in india by dropping out ( 3 idiots and Munna bhai M.B.B.S.)

[@Sakshi-ss2vj]

I agree

[@rajatsisodia5517]

Yesss

[@facilitydaniels8098]

Dear comrade or geetha govindam

[@sunish64]

Thank u guys for watching this movie and reacting to it...trust me Dillon will love it...the one thing I love abt u guys is u have genuine emotions especially Dillon

[@yzzzzng]

I just completely agree with you Dillon 💕