Young, Sikh and Proud (full video) - Jagraj Singh and Sunny Hundal

2019 film on the life of Jagraj Singh and Sunny Hundal

[@noooob1772]

i m from jammu and kashmir northern part of india i was 18 when i listen to him and become gursikh took amrit

[@parmykumar8592]

Change that name to, Shera!

[@PawanRao007]

Bhai Jagraj Singh turned me from being an atheist to a student of sikhi.❤

[@tonisylviamallette1601]

jagraj is a saint now~ his devotion is incomparable ~ he is missed greatly

[@ManrajKaurCheema]

Jagraj Singh has helped me so much he will be remembered and he was a good man. ❤️❤️❤️ RIP

[@lsandhu8010]

Bhai Jagraj, such a great soul

[@angadsinghdua7576]

Bhai Jagraj brought in us a never before sense of belonging and self respect.

[@GS-bf2lp]

Jagraj's point of view was perfectly correct. He explained it clearly. What is his brother trying to say " I want to understand". Do u expect a non Muslim guy getting married in Mosque? Why things change when it comes to Sikhs? A sikh can Marry anyone. However, as it is not approved by the Guru, so you cannot do marriage in Gurudwara. The Anand Karaj is a religious ceremony between Sikhs. Where is the confusion? If u wanna get married to a non sikh, just do a court marriage, why u want to do Anand Karaj in a gurudwara?

[@tejbirsandhu1180]

Absolutely right

[@Ikakaal]

Most intelligent , humble , sponge absorbing and outstanding intellectual person I’ve ever meant.

[@ManrajKaurCheema]

7 years later and we still miss him.

[@MK-et3gj]

Anand Karaj is a religious ceremony! It about committing to Guru Granth Sahib. Meaningless to non-Sikh.

[@tejbirsandhu1180]

Most people and most of our own sikhs have forgotten that Anand Karaz is not about the bride and groom or the families its not about them its about Akaal Purakh.

[@teewick9947]

Mate if the guru said anand karaj is between 2 SIKHS what is so hard to understand? either follow the rules or dont simple as.

[@amardeepsandhu5174]

These dangerously Educated people create more chaos.He himself admit he knew nothing about religion but I think for money and low level of thinking he wants to just make videos and create more chaos

[@arjbajwa]

How can you be a ‘Sikh person’ when you don’t like going to the gurudwara or don’t pray??!!!

[@user-miko777]

Exactly lol . Hypocrite .

[@user-yb8qb3hc8g]

Ik 😭😭

[@newyorknewyork6904]

I grew up in Hindu family and I have been following Sikhism since I was 14, i had organized path at my home and my parents never objected it for once. I listen to it every day and its been more than couple of decades. This is so unfair to stop interfaith wedding!! Sikhism is so pristine that everyone who gets connected with it in any ways would only fall in love with it and follow!

[@user-yb8qb3hc8g]

The thing is there is no problem with any two individuals getting married in sikhi. The problem lies in that an anand karaj is a very precise ceremony where two people who believe in the gurus teaching are going through a process and a promise to engage in a three way relationship with god and carry out their lives in such a way to respect that relationships. So an anand karaj is a very precious thing. To have an anand karaj between two people that don’t believe in the words of the guru doesn’t make sense. It’s making the anand karaj a cultural thing rather than a religious thing. There is nothing stopping a Sikh marrying a non Sikh in a court of law and doing a path and engaging in gurdwara activities like listening to Kirtan and appreciating it, there is something disrespectful for two people to engage in a ceremony where they explicitly promise to live their lives in a certain way and then do not even attempt to live by that standard at all. Although it is wrong to react to this problem violently. The best way to deal with non Sikh people having an anand karaj is by educating them what an anand karaj explicitly is, what they are committing to and asking them if they truly believe they can lead that life. Because otherwise what’s the problem with two Christian’s having an anand karaj if there’s no problem with two people having an anand karaj but one of them is not a Sikh.

[@samanthak4180]

Hope you experience God just like Jagraj and many others have.

[@GS-bf2lp]

Wow... The last lines of your documentary gave me goosebumps.. ur greatest regret thing... Bro, u were so lucky to have a brother like Jugraj S. Because of his holy life, all of his family will get the benefit of his good deeds

[@EzEcro]

I'm a christian and i think Jagraj was right

[@merrishenni1013]

Jagraj was an angel sent by God to renew Sikhi Spiritual Journey of the Faith of Sikhism. Intermarriage between Sikh man and non Sikh woman is readily accepted but not vice versa because of the narrative of the dilution of the Sikhi Values. However, all humanity are the children of Adam, and since Jagraj correctly believed that Sikhi the purest of God's message to mankind, it would be fair to say that anyone should be allowed to intermarry as long as they are marrying for Sikhi Values & not material desires. Sikhs believe according to their last Guru Gobind Singh that there would be no more Gurus and that the Guru Granth Saheb was the final message and would continue to remain their Guru till the day of Judgement in printed guidance, it begs the question what if there were alternate beliefs who believe that Divine guidance must always continue to manifest in human personality to guide the believer to time relevant issues

[@shreyansh2247]

He is still alive in our hearth ❤ He (is) my favourite influencer.

[@GS-bf2lp]

I wish Jagraj's brother also becomes like him and lead the light 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@legokingiscool]

Rest in peace Jagraj Singh 🙏❤ Through your work you will live on forever. I respect you going out of your way Sunny to make this. Much respect

[@parmykumar8592]

We Sikhs don't rip, sorry!

[@harijotkhalsa9496]

Jagraj didn't make a big deal out of it but hard liners once vandalized his car. The idea of even thinking he was a hard liner himself is kind of funny...

[@nihang8422]

What was the reason?

[@harijotkhalsa9496]

@@nihang8422 We'd have to ask his widow really.

[@simranmehtab286]

Heartwarming documentary 🥺 may Bhai jagraj Singh ji rest with Guru sahib ❤

[@honeyhappy2518]

Jagraj was legend I remember when first started doing KZbin I really found very good first as British born who only reads & write in English he explain in English & Punjabi about Sikhism which I could understand better & really meanings what was is written in our holy scripture basics of Sikh not the same without him I don't watch new stuff unless it Jagmeet or Jagraj in it hope he in a better place now he help many British Sikh's likem me who not able to reed or understand Guru mukhi

[@p_n7596]

Your argument that it is about comminity is not valid. Jugrajs message on interfaith is not the cool opinion, but the real one. Your bowing to God. Sikhs give back a tons to the community and are very involved.

[@RSingh-ko5bi]

He made remember who I am and where I come from Waheguru ❤❤❤

[@singhtdci]

The British when in India made the Anand Karaj act in 1909 basically it can only take place between two Sikhs

[@JK-jm6kd]

Your brother was very informative, knowledgeable. If anything go to the gurdwara in your bros memory.

[@ManpreetSingh-vv1zi]

Waheguru ji 🙏

[@vloglovers9076]

I am missing Jagrag bro so much . I am crying 🥲

[@bb-lp1ym]

Respect bro,

[@guvviyulg4821]

Sunny Hundal, still trying to profit from Jagraj Singh...

[@girlskingdom362]

The man with a goal

[@MarotiDalpuse]

सतनाम श्री वाहेगुरू जी ❤

[@noorangadsingh1746]

I am not in support of interfaith Anand Kaaraj , not interfaith marriages in Sikhi ; the motive of the disruptions was absolutely correct , but perhaps the way was not . As for the Vaisakhi thing , Sikhi doesn't say that other religions can't celebrate Vaisakhi ..... Vaisakhi was traditionally a panjabi cultural festival to celebrate the harvest of crops that every panjabi , regardless of the religion celebrated with joy and enthusiasm , something which shouldn't cease to continue . The thing is that , fr Sikhs it is much more than a festival , it was the day our fraternity was given its full shape i.e. KHASA SIRJANA DIVAS something which Sikhs should celebrate with even more significance than Vaisakhi as Bhai Jagraj Singh continuously use to say . WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA WAHEGRU JI KI FATEH !

[@noooob1772]

mind my words sunny u will be a great gursikh oneday

[@ashji]

Your brother was a saint

[@sylanceX13]

thankkkkkkkkkkkkk u soooo much sunny veerrr. man jagraj veer changed my life . thanks for sharing ure side thaksss so much . im in usa and would love to meet ure father. thanks soo much ples share more about u and jagraj veer;s tales.

[@vloglovers9076]

In Sikhism, individuals of any faith can marry, but there are certain principles to adhere to, Sikhism prohibits the consumption of alcohol and tobacco. Therefore, if someone marries a Sikh boy or girl, they are expected to refrain from these substances. This expectation often leads to the notion that consuming Amrit (Amrit initiation) is necessary for the Sikh marriage ceremony. This belief stems from Sikh teachings emphasizing the importance of following a code of conduct and the ethical principles laid out in the faith. Note: Khalsa is pure and free from all bad things

[@fariduddin313badri5]

they're so sikh. very nice!!

[@parmykumar8592]

The Jews & Muslim's strictly marry into their own kind, but it's a issue for Sikhs??? Gurfateh ji 🙏

[@user-hr6rv6od3j]

No, mulzim men can marry Jew, Christian and pagan women BUT these women MUST convert. A mulzim woman has NO choice BUT to marry a mulzim man.

[@GuruFateh23]

You are so wrong in many ways Sunny, your brother Jagraj understood the meaning of Sikhi. You're either maan or thaan, manmukh or Gurmukh. With God or without him. There's only one way, give your all to God. VAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA 🙏 VAHEGURU JI KI FATEH 🙏

[@satpalkaur9979]

There is nothing wrong sikhs marrying other faiths just not in the gurdwara . . Muslims ask other faiths to convert before they marry a muslim when you get married in a church your asked, if you come to church and believe in there faith So why is it wrong for the sikhs to ask the same questions? Why is it wrong that we ask the couple getting married in gurdwara in front of the guru granth sahib do you believe,understand respect guru granth sahib. Ji and Sikhi It doesn't make sense why this has be questioned.?

[@Unknownnnnnn440]

Even marrying outside, diluting the sikh values is not appreciated. Sikh Women are only the proponents of this theory to inter marry.

[@ApinderSingh-oe1zz]

(No body is perfect)

[@amang1001]

🤝

[@honeyhappy2518]

I agree with with jagraj say and what Jagmeet said on BBC TV when try make out he was racist

[@BALBLINGSINGH]

I’ve only found out today this guy has passed away waheguru

[@joban8177]

Sach khand wasi Bhai Jugraj Singh is panth ratan for us even I’m sehaj dhari.

[@heavyweightsingh]

I still can't understand why you had an issue with this. Go marry in the court or church, no one will care.

[@randysingh8231]

jagraj Singh we miss you brother 🙏

[@deeso9726]

Anand karaj is for 2 SIKHS plain and simple 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 your an embarrassment to your brother educate yourself. So sad

[@money5434]

Sukhmani put it very eloquently when she said Sikhi is ultimately a lived experience and can’t be grasped by mere rational arguments as it’s clearly deeper than that: “It’s not logical, it’s psychological”: in fact, it’s way deeper than that, it’s spiritual. Rational, you can prove within the pre-defined maxims/axioms of logic , however, spiritual lived experience can’t be rationally proved: it’s like trying to put a square within circle. Just because something can’t be proved doesn’t mean that it doesn’t exist. Hence, many mistakenly treat these extra-rational experiences as irrational. While the former encompasses logic but not necessarily confined by it, the latter violates it while being confined to its boundaries. Losing one’s ego before the Divine is the ultimate test for a Sikh. Now tell me is this is a logical exercise or a spiritual exercise? And it can’t be obtained without the grace, in the form of Faith, of the Guru.

[@asimnawaz9256]

Cultural diversity is ok. But migrating population should try to look similar so that host population doesn't get offended by unfamiliar lifestyles. It's a great generosity from Western nations that they allow migrants to come and live side by side with their own people. No other nation allows that. It doesn't mean that everyone agrees with government's migration policy.Therefore, migrating population should try to allay their fears.

[@SmartfoolGB]

Sunny's wasn't really qualified to speak on this topic. He used his position to his advantage.

[@amardeepsandhu5174]

He is simply want videos to make money and create chaos. Why these people don't follow Guru Directions and if not then why they want Bother Guru. Guru clearly said The person who follows Guru Directions are only Sikhs other can drink alcohol.dsnce on bars . I am not Guru Sikh but I never interfere in Guru or Girudwara' s issue because I don't have knowledge.Stupid people know nothing but they want to interfere and these dangerously Educated people create chaos.

[@skvirk2669]

As long as you call your self a Hindu, Muslim, Sikhs this and the other, you are being violent. - Jiddu Krishnamurti The problem is not what you believe, it is what you want to oppose on others.

[@Singhsandhukhalsa]

Sikhs never impose on others…if you want example rule of maharaja ranjit singh

[@Ricky-li3lh]

No he isn't

[@Spaghetti_curry]

This guy is a joke.. his brother did so much for the community and he’s out here spreading misinformation. It’s plain and simple Anand Karaj is between 2 Sikhs.

[@adarshsingh425]

Many sikhs are embracing Islam in India recently a sikh vlogger from Mumbai converted to Islam ☪️

[@Thegraveyardofkhaild1618]

Where are u getting this information??

[@Sideways_Singh]

Not a single sikh in india has converted to islam.

[@sukh8345]

Everyone has freedom of choice. That's their wish..

[@gurjotsingh8934]

​@@sukh8345 no freedom shreedom, bund paarho ehje gaandu di

[@Don-ui4xo]

A lot of Muslims becoming Sikhs I’ve seen it on tiktok and KZbin

[@savantrais1038]

I was hoping youtube didn't post this. it's the video version of a "back handed compliment." By his own brother, dirty job. RIP to JS, he's changed my life for sure.

[@rav9681]

Not really. At the end he admitted he was wrong and Jagraj did nothing other than inspire people to live better lives. He has owned it

[@savantrais1038]

@@rav9681 you clearly didn't watch the whole thing

[@rav9681]

@@savantrais1038 I did. Clearly you have no deductive skills so I’ll help you. The narrative of the documentary was backhanded at first but he concedes at the end and admits he was at fault whilst all his brother Jagraj did was spread a positive message. Hope that didn’t hurt your head too much

[@savantrais1038]

@Rav hence my original quote of a back handed compliment, lil boys shouldn't use such big words like deductive. Now go back to the sandbox.

[@backup1478]

this Sunny guy is hella cringe

[@purevoice2642]

They just start pissing in front of Muslim fundamentalists, but they need Khalstan😂

[@prince_sach50]

🪯🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽WMK IS TRUTH.🪯🪯🪯🪯☝🏽🪯🪯🪯🪯☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽

[@kindlyafroditi9204]

Sikhism worship guru very similar to Hinduism

[@Sideways_Singh]

Hinduism is the furthest religion from sikhi, they are complete opposites, sikhi was made because hindusim was extremely restrictive and narrow minded and not inclusive didnt treat everyone as equals. Other religions are more like sikhi, hinduism is incredibly different

[@luciddoggo5094]

@@Sideways_Singh no you try and distance yourself but its still kaffir. Sikhism is pantheistic, it's not monotheistic, you believe that 10 gurus were part of god, that's blatant disbelief. You bow to scriptures, that's idolatry. The historical analysis of sikhis is so easily understood, you were hindus that were getting r*ped by Muslims and then you started to revolt. Im sorry for those oppressive idiots but it still makes zero sense. How could god just randomly manifest himself in 1500s punjab? What was he doing for the thousands of years before the gurus?

[@simranmehtab286]

No

[@kindlyafroditi9204]

Yes they do

[@CreativeMan77]

we worship God