"Why Gandhi & Nehru Served British & Destroyed India!"- Abhijit Chavda 🤯 | TVH 10

[@htnaku4947]

Gandhi was a Father of Anti-Hindu and Muslim Appeasement Politics in India.

[@CheakMyViewsItsMoreThen33000]

Or Just muslim right wing

[@sbwk7104]

It was vivekanand not gandhi

[@markdsouza1693]

Accurate

[@markdsouza1693]

​@@sbwk7104 abe lodu pata kuch ghanta nahi hai youtube university se knowledge leke aa jate ho lodu log. Tattibhakt

[@jeelchandarana]

​@@sbwk7104 where did Swami Vivekananda appeased muslims...?

[@diadon5674]

Each gen since independence has died and will die coz of blunders of nehru and gandhi. Their blunders are unpardonable

[@sannjd]

It wasn't blunder. It was well planned because Gandhi only desired power and he knew how to act like this pseudo spiritual leader who entered politics to make India independent. And Indian people bought that narrative. British used him as his agent.

[@erparadox8331]

And you find out Rahul is related to those slaves

[@arpit2449]

Looking like you and aur 7 generation put himself in freedom movement.And you are also a freedom fighter 😂 that's why you are blaming

[@diadon5674]

@@arpit2449 maybe chintoos of gandhi are angry that inspite of their plans hindus are still alive and fighting. Sorry ! We are not going anywhere. Your taklu wanted to connect east and west pakistan with a passage cutting across india. Army is fighting and dying since independence in kashmir .taklu left ☪️ancer after giving them 2 countries and so we see killings everyday across india in name of jihad . Just like his 'experiments 'with his nieces, he experimented with india and we are facing deaths each generation. I am not a librand who only worries when mob stands outside my house. Some of us are not myopic and selfish like you librands

[@devashreehardas4734]

Absolutely true

[@mavooruanilkumar]

Please find the below Mentioned details Nehru's Blunders 1. Rejected a permanent seat at the UN 2. Rejected Nepal’s offer to join Bharat 3. Rejected Balochistan’s offer to join Bharat 4. Created the Kashmir issue 5. Presided over the disastrous Sino-Bharat war 6. Refusal To Enter Nuclear Deal 7. Nehru rejected a US offer of helping Bharat with the development of a nuclear device in 1964 perhaps because he was a proponent of non-violence. 8. Led the ill-conceived Non-Aligned Movement 9. Indifference towards Goa 10. Favoured Socialism instead of free-market Capitalism. 11. Ignored Corruption 12. Clung to Power for too long 13. Curbed journalistic freedom and freedom of expression 14. Failure to encourage, promote and implement universal primary education 15. Toppled democratically elected Kerala government in 1957 16. Gifted Pakistan 17. Didn't allow Sardar Patel to be the PM 18. Gifting Manipur's Kabo valley to Burma 19. Gifting the strategically located Coco Islands to Burma 20. Refusing the Sultan of Oman's gift of Gwadar port 21. Giving up on Tibet, placing Bharat's water security and northern border at China's mercy 22. Signing the most unequal treaty in history in 1960, PM Nehru, for the sake of "friendship" and "goodwill" signed one of the most unequal, lopsided treaties ever - the Indus Waters Treaty, giving Pakistan ownership of over three-fourths of the water that flows through the Indus System of Rivers located in Bharat. Pakistan reciprocated Nehru's gesture of goodwill by invading Bharat just five years later. 23. Hostility towards Sardar Patel's restoration of the Somnath Temple 24. Obstructing Sardar Patel's plan to liberate Hyderabad from the murderous Nizam 25. Nehru had a total impractical approach to integrating Kashmir with rest of Bharat. He didn't allow Sardar Patel to deal with Kashmir issue. Patel was quite successful in integrating other troubled regions such as Hyderabad Nizam's province with Bharat. 26. During the Bharat-Pak war of 1948 when Bharat was gaining back the Kashmir captured by the invaders, he prematurely went to the UN Security Council. This was a great strategic mistake. Bharat now wants to distance itself from 3rd party intervention in the dispute and the UN resolutions on this, but it is Nehru who did it in the first place. 27. Moreover, We were winning the war against CHlN but Nehru didn't allow Bhartiya Air Force to participate and we lost Aksai Chin area 28. No Initiative on Sri Lankan Tamil Problem 29. Giving Away 55 Crores to Pakistan 30. Usurping Congress Presidentship in 1929 31. Nehru’s Undemocratic Elevation as the First PM 32. Unplanned & Grossly Mismanaged Partition 33. Article-370 thanks to Nehru 34. Article 35A for J&K, Again thanks to Nehru 35. Ignoring Illegal Pr0seIytization 36. Neglect of Agriculture 37. Throttled Industrialisation 38. Messy Reorganisation of States 39. Messing Up the Language Issue, Promoting Urdu & Persian-Arabic Script, Neglect of Sanskrit 40. Setting Jinnah on Path to Pakistan 41. Nehru-Liaquat Pact 1950 42. Erroneous Nehru-Era Map 43. Rebuffing Israel, the Friend-in-Need 44. Scoring Self-Goal-Ministry Resignations, 1939 45. Assam’s Security Compromised 46. Aborted ‘Cabinet Mission Plan’ for United Bharat 47. NWFP Blunder 1946 48. Distorted, Self-Serving Secularism & Minorityism 49. Not Seeking Reparations from the British Nehru and the Distortion of Bhartiya History & Heritage 50. Paying Respects to Babar 51. Nehru & Netaji's Stolen War Chest 52. Gross Treatment of INA 53. Gross Treatment of Netąji Bose 54. Gross Treatment of Bhagat Singh & Azad 55. Gross Treatment of Veer Savarkar 56. Gross Treatment of Sardar Patel 57. Gross Treatment of Sardar Patel's Daughter Maniben 58. Gross Treatment of Ambedkar 59. Gross Treatment of Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee 60. Gross Treatment of Dr Rajendra Prasad 61. Gross Treatment of PD Tandon 62. Gross Treatment of Bordoloi 63. Gross Treatment of General Thimayya 64. Gross Treatment of Public 65. Special Treatment for Edwina Mountbatten

[@bookloverblogs]

@@mavooruanilkumar , Bravo! Fantastic! You literally took the time to type 65 blunders made by Nehru! I don't have words to thank you for putting this much efforts!!

[@KavitaG80]

Nehrus ancestors were Muslim hence the appeasement of Muslim in Congress till to this day..

[@kapilsabarwal8647]

couldn't real all of the 65+ blunders but thanks for the insight

[@SamratSingh661]

I was reading this my mind is blown that gandhi is a gay and having relationship with the jewish body builder guy 😱😱🤯🤯

[@appu3376]

@@KavitaG80FYI, there's zero factual data or evidence to prove that Nehru's ancestors were Muslims.

[@sumansarkar8136]

Let Abhijeet speak!!!He is such a gem.😮😮

[@sandeepverma6087]

He is desperate to run his channel 😅

[@smithakalluparambil]

Agreeed shut up Vishal no one knows you We are only hear to reach Abhijeet sir

[@smithakalluparambil]

@@sandeepverma6087he said I am known by ppl . I don’t know him

[@CHARVAKA.]

"It costs nation a lot of money to keep Bapu (Gandhi) in poverty." ~ Sarojini Naidu (then INC President

[@SUJITSARKAR-cw1kp]

I heard of this.Plz tell me the source of it.

[@cheapthrills9035]

​@@SUJITSARKAR-cw1kpSarojini Naidu Gandhi book by ramchandra guha

[@venkateshkumar9886]

OMG

[@RKD362]

What does this exactly mean?

[@WhiteFoxx251]

Don't interrupt the guest bro,,, let him finish....

[@jayarampatra4946]

I was about to comment this

[@bookloverblogs]

As always, it's a pleasure to watch Abhijit Chavda's interviews! I never tire watching him go on and on about the hidden historical truths! Every time he speaks, he rips apart Mr MK Gandhi and Nehru and presents shocking truths and facts! Thank you Vishal Malhotra for bringing him on your podcast!

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

🙏

[@abhilblush]

Please allow ur guest to speak without interrupting

[@sandeepverma6087]

Sahi baat bhai khud hi sab bata de abijit ki kya jarurat..

[@tejasa8429]

Even ambedkar was bootlicker of british who in his entire life never participated in any freedom struggle and boycotted the quit India movement and support the Simon commission

[@ethos9403]

He used the British to gain equality.. it was the only way he could attempt to abolish caste issue in India... All historians agree that his methods were wrong but his intention was good

[@abHunter621]

​@@_College_Are you talking about your Daddy....if he is napunsak then you must ask this question to your....you know whom should you ask....

[@abhisheksonawane4678]

​@@_College_are you talking about bhimrao's father??

[@purushottam4728]

Sanghis and andbhakts have inhuman lens in their eyes.

[@jigsaw2281]

Quit India movement was fake started by Gandhi... Nothing happened in quit India movement they never quited, second ambedkar on Islam was good and Indian constitution

[@linkmedia5643]

Nehru followed the British directive and those were his masters.

[@TayyabEdits007]

Seethe & Cope.

[@Boldtruths]

The Richmond Dispatch (10 July 1894) and the Record-Union (1 September 1894) printed an article on 'How British Sportsmen Hunt Crocodiles in India' where an ex-officer of the British Army was quoted as saying, 'We used to have a great sport in India going out after crocodiles with Hindu babies as bait'.

[@jigsaw2281]

Omg really??😢😢

[@Boldtruths]

@jigsaw2281 You can check.

[@biswajeetdassh9305]

But we being " benevolent non-violent secular $hit " curse more Adolf Hitler than the British colonizers . British did many genocides in India too like hitler did to Poland/Jews.

[@lawanyaarvind2810]

Speechless with horror

[@jigsaw2281]

@@Boldtruths where ?? Reference??

[@straightforward-u3l]

I am here to listen abhijeet chavda sir.❤️❤️❤️ I can listen him rest of my life...Vishal sir keep growing.❤

[@yoqdu-3wd-fome-MM]

It looks like Abhjith is Interviewing you !

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Ha ha. Interesting

[@Ramnik-p2n]

LOL so true. Let the guest talk.

[@c.nbhaskar4718]

Vishal asked very good questions ..Keep up the good work

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Thanks bhasker ji 🙏

[@agentravi00007]

​@@actorvishalmalhotraActing chor kar yahan aa gaye sahi pakde

[@deepakmor9982]

​@@actorvishalmalhotra iss choti wale se Gyan lene ki bjaye ..books padh le history ki vo achaa rhega ..views ke chakr me desh ke youth me jehar mat ghol

[@NitinKumar-mg8ss]

​@@actorvishalmalhotraVicky and vetal was my favourite show that time. Good wishes to your new journey.😊

[@imvishwaraj]

@@deepakmor9982 Abe Abhijit Sir ke Paas bahot knowledge hai beta aur sahi hi bol rhe hai sir

[@lovedeepsingh9349]

I hope the sound gets little more better in upcoming podcasts All the best

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

💯 %

[@amarendra84]

I am glad to find Vishal's channel whom I watched while growing up. The way h conducted this interview was like a fresh Breeze of air. I couldn't think of anyone who can drive a podcast like this. He will be making a big impact in Indian podcast game. His probing was so great that it was like I was there asking questions like a person who wants to know more. More power to you Vishal! Keep it up...

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Hey Amar. Thanks a ton buddy. Appreciate it

[@HRISHIKESHKUKRETY-vr9cu]

​@@actorvishalmalhotra please call anuj dhar on gumanami baba..

[@satveerrudra8424]

Gandhi was a kaala angrez and his loyalty was towards the british throne. He deliberately delayed the independence of Bharat / India. This idiot was recruiting soldiers to fight for the britishers and at the same time he was preaching non-violence nonsense to Hindus. He is responsible for the death of millions of Hindus with his non-violence nonsense. He was a hard core muslim appeaser and was always protecting them. He allowed the creation of Pakistan and Bangladesh and begged g-hadis not to leave for Pakistan. Gandhi made sure that the policies of the british were continued through Nehru. Hindus are still paying the price for that.

[@rohitKUMAR-gg8ev]

abhijit chavda is a knowledgeable person

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Sure is Rohit

[@unmeshduttachowdhury]

Angrezi bolne se hi india mein log knowledgeable ban jaate hain😊

[@jigsaw2281]

​​@@unmeshduttachowdhurysare sources h Gandhi k bare m...jo jo Abhijit n bola h ...Baki jo bola h usko counter krke dikha..

[@unmeshduttachowdhury]

@@jigsaw2281 main kya tera naukar hu,aur main kya wo gadha ka naukar hu? Main tujh jaise gawaron se bhi mu nahi lagata

[@UshaBaluni-k8y]

​@@unmeshduttachowdhurycongressi

[@shajivk7104]

Bali (Indonesia). Also rejected by naharu

[@agonnoga6100]

Only Punjab and Bengal were partitioned not entire country. One of the major reason for partition was to weaken Punjab and Bengal. A united Bengal and Punjab, would make united India's political landscape look very different. This view has also been echoed by renowned Pakistani historian Ayesha Jalal.

[@JawwadHussain-vp5fp]

You shouldn't believe anything Ayesha Jalal says she in his book Jinnah the Sole Spokesman mentioned that Jinnah never wanted partition rather power sharing with Congress and Pakistan was a bargaining chip and that's a lie because Dr.Ishtiaq Ahmed in his book Jinnah: His Successes, Failures and Role in History gives Jinnah's own statements demanding partition to refuse Ayesha Jalal's view which isn't backed up by any evidence.

[@SAGARji495]

Both states are never United , because both are diff nations See todays india

[@rka-truthalwayswins5127]

@@SAGARji495 BS!!

[@rka-truthalwayswins5127]

That's a shallow reading of history!! All this was done to destroy/weaken Hindus & Bharat!!

[@ShivaMudgil]

Wow! Vishal Malhotra looks the same. Intresting to see him grow and raise important topics like these

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Thanks Shiva

[@kurupvinay]

Wow great to discover the channel of Vishal today and this podcast on geopolitical with frequently asking such good logical and relevant questions. Keep up the good work

[@TheCasualRoaster]

This podcast is pure gold ❤

[@nikitasarvade3038]

Will you stop interrupting him, please 😭

[@Simple_Indian]

After unlearning India's modern history from my school textbooks and learning it afresh from unbiased historians in recent years, I realized that Mohandas Gandhi was relocated from South Africa to India by the British to serve their interests in India. Remember that India was the British empire's "crown jewel" and one deploys one's best commander in the toughest / most important battle. Everything that Gandhi did after his return to India since around 1917-18 points to his being a covert British agent not a 'freedom fighter' that crony historians on Congress' payroll like Romila Thapar / Irfan Habib or Gandhi family hagiographers like Ram Guha would like us to believe. I wish the BJP Govt had got our history textbooks reviewed and rewritten since 2014 to give an unbiased perspective on India's history of the past couple of centuries at least. Instead of condemning Gandhi's role in India's freedom movement, he's become an exalted figure beyond reproach and deified by historians of all hues. Even Indian politicians and foreign dignitaries pay tributes at Rajghat instead of wiping out his presence from our amidst. Besides, Gandhi single-handedly turned Hindus into wimps by urging them to willingly get killed / r@ped / ruined by Muslims (Moplah pogrom of 1920s, or Naokhali riots or Direct Action Day in Bengal) in the name of "non violence". He was a hypocrite to the core, as he exhorted Indians to enrol into the British Indian Army during WW-I & again in WW-II to fight FOR THE BRITISH, while he always opposed Indian revolutionaries like Bhagat Singh / Aurobindo even Subhash Chandra Bose, who all knew that freedom will only be achieved through armed struggle. I feel ashamed as an Indian that Govt of India & most Indians still revere Gandhi who caused enormous harm to India along with his protege Jawaharlal Nehru.

[@_icnivad6383]

Unlike the popular portrayal of him as a divisive figure, Jinnah was initially a staunch advocate of Hindu-Muslim unity. His vision for a united India was one where all religious communities could coexist as equal partners. In fact, Jinnah was affectionately referred to as the “ambassador of Hindu-Muslim unity” for his tireless efforts to bridge communal divides. At that time, the British were deeply alarmed by Jinnah’s influence. Here was a charismatic, principled leader who was uniting the masses across religious lines, threatening the very foundation of the British strategy of “divide and rule.” If Jinnah’s vision came to fruition, the British knew that they would be facing an unstoppable force demanding independence. By promoting Gandhi’s philosophy of non-violence and passive resistance, the British were able to divert the Indian masses away from the more assertive, unifying demands of leaders like Jinnah. While Gandhi’s message of non-violence was lauded by the British press, it conveniently ensured that the movement would never gain the militant edge required to truly challenge colonial rule. The British had witnessed the impact of armed resistance in Ireland, and they were determined to avoid a similar scenario in India. Moreover, Gandhi’s insistence on incorporating religious symbolism and Hindu-centric practices into the Indian National Congress’s activities alienated Muslim leaders and followers who had previously stood shoulder to shoulder with their Hindu brethren. Jinnah, a secularist at heart, was increasingly sidelined as Gandhi pushed for a version of nationalism steeped in religious rhetoric, effectively alienating Muslims who had been part of the independence movement. In the end, the British left India not because they were defeated by Gandhi’s non-violent resistance, but because they had achieved their objective: a fractured subcontinent that would be too consumed by internal strife to pose any threat to British interests in the region. To this day, the narrative of Gandhi as the undisputed hero of India’s independence struggle remains dominant, while Jinnah is unfairly vilified as the architect of division. But history, as we know, is written by the victors - or, in this case, by those who control the narrative. The real story, hidden behind layers of propaganda and historical revisionism, suggests that Gandhi was, in fact, a pawn in a much larger game, manipulated by the British to maintain control over India’s destiny even as they appeared to relinquish it.

[@shubhamdwivedi277]

Please share this as much as possible. People need to be aware

[@rupeshborkar1212]

I just love to hear this gem person . Pls bring him back again .AC💪

[@krishana1242]

great work vishal bhai

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Thanks Krishna

[@prasenjitmanju]

Shri Vishal Malhotra I was 8 or 10 years old when I saw you hosting Disney hour! Today I am close to 40...How the hell do you look the same!!!

[@aatifhusain1419]

i used to watch vishal as a kid , love to see him back with genious abhijit chadva

[@akrishnan1382]

Excellent podcast. Abhijit Chavda is a genius and he articulates his points very well. If Mr Gandhi was a British agent as one can infer from this discussion, it is not understood why he continued to be euologized by the current government? Is it because he was the only hero who can be projected as our freedom winner. What Mr Chavda mentioned about Mr Gandhi seems accurate as there was no reason for the British to import him from SA and project him to be the leader of our freedom movement. Gandhi was extremely popular and an appeal from him to the Indians serving the British empire in India would have finished the British rule on the same day. Why he appealed to the people of India for non cooperation which he could have made to the Indians working as a policeman, or in armed forces to drive away the invaders who had illegally occupied the land. Gandhi and Nehru did the maximum damage to the country and foolishly we are celebrating them - one as the father of the country and the other as father of modern India - who was responsible for family politics in the country.

[@pranaypaul6361]

Excellent discussion as always with Abhijit sir. ❤❤ loved it.

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Glad you liked it

[@pranaypaul6361]

@ bring Abhijit sir again and just plan out specific subject….so much of learnings to explore from his work research reading and critical understanding of the world. Learning everyday from him. Loved both episode with him.

[@appu3376]

​@@actorvishalmalhotraNo one can rival Abhijit Chavda's grasp of conspiracy theories. His assertion that Gandhi was a British agent, lack any credible evidence. He is completely mistaken when he claims that Gandhi became a superstar in the Congress party overnight. For your information, Gandhi emerged as a significant figure within the party only after the passing of Lokmanya Tilak. What nonsense he's spouting! Sardar Patel was also educated in English; he was an alumnus of the Middle Temple in London.

[@appu3376]

​@@actorvishalmalhotraNext time, kindly invite a historian specializing in the history of the freedom struggle to your show.

[@Qwerkywoop]

​@@appu3376the history which you read in books ain't correct

[@leennas.6233]

Visual, please allow your guest to speak and complete, when u want to ask Q, let Mr. Abhijeet sir, finish. He is brilliant in his subject... Love to listen to him forever. Call him again and do podcast without interfering..

[@shubhamdwivedi277]

Such amazing questions and really thoughtful answers.

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Heisenberg-o2j]

Please don't interrupt him please i request 🙏🙏🙏 let the Abhijit sir speak first then ask your question

[@DrsaiKamalofficial]

Vishal has brought out certain very critical points... Abhijit is a gem...

[@moviesflix1100]

Great work.... Long way ahead❤ watched some of you're old movie's

[@solitairesservices2997]

Biscuit Americano,, fir bhi Dil Hindustanio😅

[@monkshandilya]

Loved it . Abhijit is one of my favorite history & Geopolitics experts .

[@visionHANDA]

This need to reach more and more people

[@truptisatishkadni8437]

So glad to see you hosting Abhijit Chawda! Very informative. The Indian polity has been litted with the egos of all those who didn't cater to and bow down to the powerful.

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Thanks Trupti🙏❤️

[@chhokersahil1258]

Without letting him complete an answer you theough another question 😂

[@apoorvasooryavanshi]

I will always remember your role in Ishq Vishq as Mambo ❤

[@swapankantabosechowdhury677]

Thanks to Vishal & Abhijit for the discussion

[@Whereisthelie]

Mr. Chavda with them pure facts. No hesitation, just raw honesty.

[@debojitthewarrior6153]

Great podcast... Great job Vishal, I am impressed how you conducted the podcast... This is my first podcast of yours... All the best 👍❤❤❤

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Glad you enjoyed it! 👍

[@sunitawali3971]

Absolute pleasure to watch Abhijit speak the hidden truth

[@ayanganguli09]

This episode fixes the whole debate i was having with my friend about Gandhi 💯🔥😂

[@vishwanath1761]

Vishal, i still remember the days you hosted Disney Hour. Best wishes for your youtube channel.

[@1857authority]

frequent interruptions ruined this podcast. The guy should have let Abhijit finish his words, but the dude unnecessarily interrupted him endlessly. 😓

[@indranil4811]

I loved your podcast and that you put an exclamation mark not a question mark ❤

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Thank you Indranil

[@ankushsurelia3467]

Glad to finally see a podcaster who is asking really good questions. I think Vishal bro you are going to take podcasting to a whole new level. All the best. And yes, I have seen you growing up and man you haven’t aged a day 😀

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Appreciate the support, brother! 👍

[@kingmanly-n9r]

My Disney hour host is back. Nostalgia. And what a surprise, the first youtube video I watch of him is an interview with my favorite geo-political pundit. Keep up Vishal.

[@lawanyaarvind2810]

Very good podcast, Vishal and Mr Chavda

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Thank you

[@UnaFamiliaTricultural]

Here all foreigners who already know he want as hero neither a saint! He was hell for India.

[@Hidalgo2801]

Major audio issue, I'm checking my phone again and again to see if it's an issue but it's actually in this video ...Great exchange though, Sir is a treasure of knowledge

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Noted! Thanks for the feedback!

[@Audiovisual00]

Is he the same Vishal who used to host Good Morning Disney in Zee TV during 1998- 1999

[@aniruddhamahawadiwar9183]

Your way of podcast is amazing.

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Thanks a ton!

[@sushildhanedhar6842]

Vishal you look amazing buddy good job you have been our friend since dis ni hour

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Only love to you Sushil

[@hrudairoshan]

Vishal, don't stop his flow. Let him speak, it's an intense topic, be a good listener!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@PurnaVarma-rk2rg]

Btw Indians are dominating in AI. They r the leaders and in active colloboration of the Hebrews. God bless them.

[@crakshyak]

Vishal vai❤ .... genuine suggestion for you......Let him talk.....don't interrupt him.....and break the flow of the podcast

[@praveenreddy9312]

Thanks for sharing this information🙏

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

You're welcome!

[@swapankantabosechowdhury677]

Jawaharlal Nehru thought that he would be designated to be the recipient of the Nobel Peace PRIZE on his non alignment policy. Today his friend Marshall Tito's Yugoslavia is split into Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia,Serbia etc. and Egypt's General Nasser mishandled by Hosni Mubarak and Spring uprising. Thanks God is out of the Nehru dynasty.

[@swethamedaramati7135]

Very detailed....heard this truth in many podcasts.....always ready to know about it.....every time there is new truth that unveils.....bohot acha sir....

[@orginyigam732]

My my... this guy doesn't seem to age at all.. he's got Keanu Reeves like vampire skin genetics... It has been such a long time seeing vishal in front of the screen... Subbed.. big fan since school days...

[@BeyondNoise9]

Some actors you know only by face and never by name .. very good actor 👍🏻.. good to see him doing podcasts ..

[@bharatbhakt212]

Gandhi,Greata,Malala, Yunus are looking like same 😮

[@DwaipayanRC]

When Abhijeet Chavda is speaking it is better not to interrupt the flow of discussion as a host. I hope you will consider this for your next podcasts.

[@Krishnag705]

Vishal sir i am your big fan from my childhood keep it up❤

[@DilipMukerjee-g3m]

Both of you guys are clever. I have heard this for the first time. I'm 78, live in Melbourne, and have self-published six works of philosophical fiction. Actually, I am brooding about a manuscript on this same topic, THE HAUNTED. Abhijit is objective and surely well-read; he's better than the Madrasi Iyer-Mitra. Keep it up, Abhijit, an exceptional Guju-bhai.

[@FindingViral]

Gr8 facts ❤❤❤❤

[@Ram20026]

He will always be my favorite Childhood show "Disney Hour"s host.. Thank you brother for making my childhood amazing.. ❤ Great conversation..ur questions are very relatable to the common indian..plz bring Anand Ranganathan and Jai sai Deepak

[@adityamalhotra2949]

Listening skills are the key to a good podcast. :)

[@KarthikDevendran4U]

Vishal bro, when I was a little kid, you used to host my favorite shows, Disney Hour & Good Morning Disney. Now that I've grown up, you're doing my favorite content in your podcast too. We must have some kind of connection! By the way, you still look the same. How come you haven’t aged?

[@lakshmishankarnarayan2386]

Very enlightening

[@rekhaagarwal73]

excellent revelations kudos to Both

[@zinscorner187]

Host should let the guest speak, not interrupt the flow please!! a gentle request, thankyou!

[@_icnivad6383]

Just to clarify 14:03 the british never left "israel" because there was no such thing. They left Palestine and created a buffer terror state known as israel there.

[@Vaibhav..Verma-]

This must be viral even i have interest in history a lot but still i came to know many shocking things today 😮😮😮

[@hydroxychloroquine5078]

Vishal Malhotra is using harpic against anti india elements 👍🏻

[@ABC12324]

Amazing is too small a word to describe this podcast .

[@erparadox8331]

Basically Gandhi is what yunus is fro Bangladesh today... I wonder what they destroyed or recreated..

[@AaryanNakhate]

Goddamn it bro LET HIM SPEAK.

[@jagdishrathore2565]

I think a lot about this : RBI should change the image of Gandhi from note and put something that shows India's 4000 years old history, which encourages the people to about the rich history of india!!

[@SuryaTheProudSanatani]

I don't remember when it was the last when I saw Vishal. I'm happy to see him with Abhijit Sir.❤ Edit : It was movie "Kismat Konnection". Gonna watch his more videos.👍

[@facts0413]

Gandhi tried to stop partition by meeting Jinnah at his house. Gandhi Gandhi never agreed. Decision was taken by Nehru and Patel

[@GeeSrav]

My ques is " why british want india to run as it says still?" When it has new Zealand, australia, south africa and many more?

[@pranaypantawane4153]

Invite Abhijit iyer mitra and please don't interrupt him

[@pranjalg7]

Bring more intellectual speakers and have more deep discussions on history and current affairs. This is something which is not your domain or nobody expects from you, but believe me people love it.

[@akhileshvyas6623]

One requestfull suggestion. Vishal needs to sit still .. plz don't dance around with ur chair .. it feels like other guy is super serious and he is so casual about it

[@gauravbawa1134]

To learn abt the hatred of non muslims in Islam watch Ex Muslim Sahil 🎤 & Ex muslim Siddarth 🔥 🇮🇳

[@jUBiNh036]

Just a suggestion. Audio need some work Vishal. More close up mic maybe. Rest is the best. Big fan of yours and Abhijit sir. Btw we met once. It was a lovely meeting.

[@sss-wf6db]

This seems to be a popular career path for those who fail to stay relevant to the entertainment industry of today.

[@biswajeetdassh9305]

Doing podcasts rather than Bollywoodia lobbying / maska daling is always better.

[@KunalKrizviz]

thata true but vishal is quite a succesfull actor who enjoyed his stardom and fame and had a good run. Things change , times change and he is adapting well to his new career. change is constant in everyones life

[@vishalthakur7765]

Only the mode has changed.. In earlier days also he was the top person who did stage coordination.. Don't underestimate anyone.. He is 44 and See how fit and young he looks. It means he has well managed himself.

[@Niyuti]

The person was shree mahavir tyagi who showed his bald head to Nehru and said that

[@rk-py6sj]

Thanks sir

[@ethos9403]

Indian and Pakistan issue a "Quintessential white elephant"?? Why do people think using big words together (with wrong grammar in this case) makes them look more important and intelligent 😂😂 Love how Abhijeet dismantles him and has the "just keep quiet and let me talk substance" vibes

[@actorvishalmalhotra]

Hmm… missed that, but let me check and see where the “dismantle” occurred and Ofcourse how I can learn and improve the “grammar” the next time. Always good to keep learning.

[@halokdebbarma9342]

Our most of the oldest regiment and commands of Army are from British too. It doesn't mean we serve British. In that era, if people from this comment section was there. They would not be saying all these things. So easy to sit back at homes and type on keyboards right?

[@ashutoshpandey958]

40:56 love Abhijit sir reaction 😅😜