Thank you. I visited a few regions in Bangladesh last year. I found the people most extraordinary: very open and friendly, curious, hardworking and optimistic for the future. I wish all these people a long and happy life.

@mmaamamun6810

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Thank you mrs. marleen gevers🥰🥰

@RajahHindustani

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Check out Indian West Bengal, you will find the Bengali indigenous culture respected more.

@kraziillama4647

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Most these people are also genocidal! A large number of minorities are forced to leave their ancestral land because they are not Muslim. Live in there and eventually you will see their real face!

@washimahmed9527

Жыл бұрын

because of British looted their wealth. Now looting by western NGO.

@catsandkittensgallery4324

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You have no freedom and of course not a country of your ethnic community You actually an ethnic minority who are living inferiorly under oolitical hub Hindus belt mostly north bengal

DW became a master of quality documentary making. Love from Bangladesh.

@DWDocumentary

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@dsadhakaspaceagency5743

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​@@DWDocumentaryi would like to thank DW for making accurate documentary without any propaganda it took a long time to make but it was truly amazing did u guys had rice cakes or pitha at winter season i mean the dry season i hope you didn't miss it

This is one of the real pictures of Bangladesh. Though their daily life journey is so hard and full of struggle, their smiling faces inspire us. As a Bangladeshi, I am encouraged by them. Thanks to DW to present this content.

@mohdfahmi8841

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//em//.

@theflaca

8 ай бұрын

I see a divorce on the way though.

@mottom2657

3 ай бұрын

@@theflaca Older people don't divorce that easily.

The young man's dream to take advantage of IT to improve his life is admirable. I wish him the best.

@sadmanzahin1271

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You also have to admire his elder brother for ensuring everything for him .😊

@Aquinilia

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​@@sadmanzahin1271 That's right

@mohdfahmi8841

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//em//¡//.

@xoxo.000

Жыл бұрын

Same. I'm also impressed with that.

@ronysheikh9553

11 ай бұрын

Hey I'm Rony Sorkar Brother's of Rahim. Thank you so much for inspection me❤

Our house already broken four times. Alhamdulillah we have never left the River. Because the river is connected to our soul. Really goosebumps feelings when i was watching DW. Full documentary i enjoyed with tears. Thanks DW From: Balorampur, Kurigram, Bangladesh. 🧡🧡🧡

@tutorialsbd695

9 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

Love Bangladesh from Srinagar Kashmir 🌲❤️

@shudhanshuverma8244

11 ай бұрын

​@@arif3499Lund

@yunusali-ze4hb

18 күн бұрын

we love kasmir from bangladesh

Rahim's younger brother, he is very confident and positive minded boy. I can clearly say there are So many dreams in his eyes. May God fulfil all his dreams. I wish him the best.

@Sthmohtwenty

2 ай бұрын

4 real and a super duper guy

This is how people should be helping and supporting each other. I really hope the younger brother makes his dream of working from home on computers come true! All the best to these amazing strong adaptable people. Even with difficulties they are smiling and laughing. I can learn a lot from these people about gratitude and appreciation.

@mjc11a

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@Vegan4life1...well said. There are a myriad of people who could learn a lot from these good folks. Thanks for sharing and be safe 🙏

@mohdfahmi8841

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//em//¡//.

@rupokrupok2947

Жыл бұрын

❤❤❤

This is really beautiful. As a Bangladeshi I didn't see any Bangladeshi documentary like this, this is truly masterpiece. Nice work keep it up ❤

@mohdfahmi8841

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What an absolutely fantastic documentary. I’d never heard of the Chauras before, and now I am in awe at these courageous, resilient and extremely hard-working people. Thank you.

@mohdfahmi8841

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@panthadewan2292

9 ай бұрын

This is island. The people who lives there are homeless because of flood before the island create.

@user-xo3mw6iw5d

8 ай бұрын

Same here! Living in Bangladesh for 44 years and never heard of Chauras

@farzanapoly739

6 ай бұрын

​@@user-xo3mw6iw5d চরবাসীকেই চওরা বলে

This was once the land of my forefathers. Thankyou DW for making such a documentary that shows the beauty of Bangladesh. ❤

@mohdfahmi8841

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//em//.

@mdabdurrazzaks4242

Жыл бұрын

Is it jamalpur district?

@polokahmedtushar5860

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@@kingshuksarkar ha ha ha hinduchods

@Alam_Khan521

Жыл бұрын

​@@kingshuksarkar The fighting was only going on in Kolkata and Noakhali.. But hindus from all over Bangladesh left without even trying to defend. Some of them who stayed left during 1971 war. Some of them came back. But a lot of them stayed in india.

@warpdrive9229

11 ай бұрын

@@kingshuksarkar I am a dalit(lower caste) Bengali Hindu whose both maternal and paternal grandparents are from modern-day Bangladesh. My paternal side was from Noakhali, which saw most of the rioting. So we left. Today West Bengal has 27% muslims but Bangladesh has only 8% Hindus. Bangladesh still hasn't recognized Mahasthami as a national holiday but Eid is one. I hope Bangladeshis realize Bengalis have a Hindu half too.

Firstly, I want to express my gratitude to DW for creating such an extraordinary documentary about the wilderness of Bangladesh. This documentary accurately portrays the true spirit of the people of Bangladesh. Despite countless adversities, the people of Bangladesh remain cheerful, always hopeful of a better future. They perceive challenges as blessings, and they conquer fear. A young boy from a rural area can dream of starting a company, even in the face of limited resources. A person can step forward to help another without being asked. What I'd like to emphasize is that we have learned to cope with the adversities of nature, but we are still struggling to adapt to the adversities created artificially. I'm not sure whether we'll be able to or not. Prominent among the artificial adversities are floods artificially caused by neighboring countries and global warming on an international scale. Please do not impose artificial disasters on us. We have, by the grace of God, the ability to overcome natural calamities. We are children of nature; nature governs us and in return, nature loves us, sacrificing itself for us. Thank you again for presenting Bangladesh so beautifully to the world.

@mohdfahmi8841

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Thank you for producing an amazing documentary. The resilience and love for their "chars" is truly admirable.

@DWDocumentary

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Kudos to Bangladeshi people... greetings from 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka

Thank you DW for making documentary about my beautiful country... Love from Bangladesh ❤️

@DWDocumentary

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@rupokrupok2947

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❤❤❤

Bangladesh is an amazing story and the resiliant Chauras shows us why. Against all odds the country has become an economic miracle. This is one American who is heartily rooting for its success.

@rounaqul2020

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❤❤❤

Such a fascinating and amazing culture of people. They take "going with the flow" to a whole new level. Thank you, DW.

@DWDocumentary

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@mohdfahmi8841

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//semua ai.tau.*******************em//.

Bangladesh is land of river .She has more than seven hundred river.Humble request to all to visit this beautiful land.Special thanks to DW for covering the struggle of people of Jamuna silt island.

The tenacity of these people and the Bangladeshis in general is admirable.

@pietrojenkins6901

Жыл бұрын

Very true , but they need to reduce the huge population pressures in such a small country.

@Bdtdtuli

Жыл бұрын

@@pietrojenkins6901 not possible as that country is blinded by Islam and even by putting evolution theory in their education curriculum made the country go crazy coz they thought humans came from monkeys and that’s what they think of evolution theory is and one of their MP even said that in their parliament 🤣🤣🤣..well,that’s what blind belief done to u..anyway,good luck!

Thank you DW for showing our motherland bangladesh 🇧🇩 Best wishes from London. May God protect Them Hardworking Poor people Trying to Make there Needs Ameen.and all others Suffering in bangladesh and Around the world Ameen

@DWDocumentary

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This was so fascinating. It's sometimes difficult to just enjoy the story of their lives without trying to "solve" their lives for them. I can't say enough just how beautiful this was.

@mohdfahmi8841

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//em//¡//

@mohdfahmi8841

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@Shairony

Жыл бұрын

underrated comment

I feel this Chauras life from my heart. I grew up in very similar conditions in rural Bangladesh. Thank you for this documentary.

@DWDocumentary

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@mohdmujeeb9580

11 ай бұрын

​@@DWDocumentaryif you and your team is honest then make a video For Afia siddqui who kidnapped by American Afghanistan force and jail in USA

As a person from chaur I know how hardship goes through this place. Hats off those heroes who live there and producing corps for the country 😢

i'm from Bangladesh, it's a beautiful country you can find anything what you need, in this country people are very friendly as well as honest, however i love my country 🇧🇩✨

I have learnt so much from this documentary........at68 ! Thank you DW. These are hardworking, simple people that do not know how much is stacked against them ! Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.

@DWDocumentary

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@Bdtdtuli

Жыл бұрын

@@DWDocumentary but doesn’t matter whatever you do,but according to Islam u always b a sinner n these ppl believe in that.they wudnt think for a second to kill uif u say something which they think r against their beliefs or prophet Mohammad or sometimes don’t even has to b,u as a kafer is enough..mark my words please.

That was natural, that quarrel within the couple was really natural and true. I love this whole documentary.

@mohdfahmi8841

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I just wanna say its the real bngldsh people , hard working-smile-possitive thinking , terima kasih (thx) for made this documentary , i like Bangladesh , salam-greetings-menyapa from jkrta

Excellent documentary. Reminds me of my childhood. We lived 5 months on water. Very peaceful.

@DWDocumentary

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@mohdfahmi8841

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@amjadhussain7169

8 ай бұрын

aaaaaahhhh! you still remembering those beautiful past memories

What a terrific documentary! I am from Bangladesh and the only chauras I met in person were those who lost their land due to land erosion and then came to the city looking for work- they are desperately poor and miserable. But this documentary portrays resourceful contented people who have at least some education and also aspiration. The little boy’s playfulness, the young man’s ambition, the couple’s disagreement, the lady’s insight into the importance of education- all of these are exceptionally endearing. Thanks to DW.

Thank you DW for making the only documentary about authenticity, I am watching you from Bangladesh

@DWDocumentary

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! Greetings. :)

My Grandparents who were from these land when they were a part of (undivided) India, used to share stories of the rivers flooding their respective homes. Despite all the misery and strife of partition, they built their lives all over again in different parts of India. Now I see how they became so tough. The mighty rivers of this land make the communities living out of it steely strong, hardworking and honest human beings. I wish I get to see this land and people some day.

@rihadalif

Жыл бұрын

Can you guys stop with that weird obsession of UNDIVIDED INDIA. there wasn't an India and it was never together. Bengal was always ruled separately and stayed separate from the general indians. 🤦‍♂ it's not our fault that Bangladesh decided to be separate from both pak and ind but west bengal didn't. On top of that this documentary didn't mention it but bangladesh and majority of this people from chaur suffer heavily because of the upstream dams built by india. so thanks for giving my people hard times as you are an undivided ind enthusiast.

@deb8094

Жыл бұрын

@@rihadalif .... my parents and relatives were born in East Pakistan, some in Bangladesh. After throwing us out, it becomes easier for some to preach morality... and rewrite history erasing those thrown out. The word Bangladesh came into popular use less than 60 years ago. Whereas Al-Hind, Indo, Hindu and India have been then name of such lands used by other civilization to identify these lands and people for 1000s of years. Like it or not these lands were part of an undivided India....

@bauwndule

Жыл бұрын

​@@deb8094 Ota Undivided Bengal Hobe. Bangladesh is older than India. India is a federation. Rabindranath wrote songs in praise of Bangladesh, the word Bangladesh appears in Satyajit Ray's Gupi Gyne Bagha Byne way before Bangladesh came into existence. India has never been a nation, except for a few years under the Mughal dynasty or the Mauryan empire, still, Tamil Nadu, Northeast weren't under them. Stop dreaming about what RSS preaches from it's shakkhas.

@rihadalif

Жыл бұрын

@@deb8094 I didn't talked about morality, i talked what's right. And why are you diverting the point to Bangladesh cause as far as I can see I clearly said this region was called Bengal, not Bangladesh and always ruled separately/independently. theres a difference. And I don't know where did you learn that these lands were termed as indo, india etc. This might be true incase of modern day pakistan but sorry to break it up to you it was never the case for bengal. for 1000s of years Bengal was known by it's own name, Bengal. you can look all you want, before the british empire every traveler, merchant, from east or west called the current region of bangladesh, north india and west bengal combined as just Bengal or something in their own language that sounded like Bengal.

@largerthanlife001

11 ай бұрын

should be called as british India rather than undivided India.British empire united indian subcontinent .Before that there were various free states including bengal sultanate and before that indian sub continent was a part of mughal empire.and it goes on and on...

As a farmers grandson,i got chance to work with chauras when they comes in our area to work as an agricultural worker in harvesting season.I heard about their lives from them but never saw personally. I'm really happy to watch their lifes visually. Thanks a lot to dw documentary for offering such a wonderful documentary.

Respect to these hardworking,intelligent, optimistic and good hearted people of Bangladesh.....sure they are extremely capable of leading a good life provided they get enough resources...amazing documentary

@DWDocumentary

11 ай бұрын

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Although I am a Bangladeshi but I don't have enough idea about Chauras people. This documentary provided me lots of information about them and their struggle of life. I still can't believe that it is exist in our country but I had no idea😢😢. A bunch of thanks for making this documentary ❤❤

@DWDocumentary

7 ай бұрын

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Most beautiful country on earth... Love from UK

I'm a Bangladeshi live in mainland far from the char of Jamuna. I know the struggling life of Chauras but never go their practically although I've interest about the Char. Thanks to DW for bringing the true pictures of the Char areas.

Amazing documentary. These people are my inspiration. As a Bangladeshi, I loved them 'cause they are the lifelong fighters.

@DWDocumentary

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Wonderful documentary, the resilience humans have when faced with challenges. I enjoyed to watch camaraderie among the neighbors. Love from Kenya.

Despite the struggle, Rahim looks like a very happy family guy. I wish them all the best.

Bangladesh's climate, agriculture, and daily life are profoundly influenced by its distinct monsoon and dry seasons. The monsoon season brings copious rainfall, essential for agriculture, yet it also presents the challenge of floods. Conversely, the dry season offers relief from heavy rains, enabling diverse farming techniques and providing an opportunity to relish cooler temperatures and partake in cultural festivities. Above all, I hold a deep affection for my exquisite motherland, Bangladesh. 🇧🇩 🇧🇩 🇧🇩

I salute these people for their courage and hard work. God bless them.🙏❤

Thank you for showing real life of our homeland Bangladesh 🇧🇩

Proud to be Bangali , from Assam, India

Thanks DW for giving us this excellent documentary of beautiful chaurs of Bangladesh . My grandparents were from one of those & lost their home & lands to the mighty Jamuna. In my childhood I visited there, the river was so big & beautiful. Nature at it’s best.

@mohdfahmi8841

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Excellent documentary. Reminds me of my childhood. Thanks DW Documentary.

@DWDocumentary

7 ай бұрын

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My mother is from a family of Chauras in Meghna River! It’s an amazing documentary indeed!

So much respect to these hardworking and courageous people. Really admire their high degree of resilience to live in such unpredictable conditions ❤

How a survival story become a devastating history 😶 Love from Bangladesh DW ❤️

@DWDocumentary

Жыл бұрын

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excellent commentary given about my country. I live one part of Bangladesh but I don't know about the miseries river erosion on other part, now watching your commentary I have learnt suffering of the rivers side people of Bangladesh.

Each year during school's summer vacation I used to visit my maternal grandparents for a whole month who used to live in char area. At this point of time dry land gets flooded by the mighty river Brahmaputra which brings enormous joy by seeing waters around for a kid like me living in town with every comfort of modern life. Kerosine was then the only medium for lighting after darkness (no electricity) .The memories and experiences i had from the people and that place will be treasured for lifetime. Char peoples are the most hardworking, purest and humblest human beings on earth. Mark my words😊

Brave peoples, love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

@satyendramahanti5326

8 ай бұрын

Unprecedented 🎉

Thank you DW for making this quality documentary to watch and learn for how man like Rahim still gives us hope for living life in our hard hitting lives... May Allah bless him and Hats off to your team.....

@DWDocumentary

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@mohdfahmi8841

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Last couple of minutes: the conversation that happens all around the world. Fantastic work, guys!

My BANGLADESH. My LOVE.

I am a Bangladeshi, thank you very much for portraying an authentic picture of Bangladesh

Excellent piece of doc by DW, thank you to the team!

@DWDocumentary

8 ай бұрын

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MashaAllah such a wonderful documentary!! The most charming thing is that wherever they are, wherever they go, they don’t forget that Education is the backbone of a nation.They rebuilt school 10x times to educate their children.The help each other & what a wonderful humanity is this! They are the ture Bengalis, they are the real tiger & tigress of Bay of Bengal. No matter what happens they don’t lose hope and their smile on their face...I really enjoyed while watching this prettiest documentary and couldn’t think of anything else!❤

@nrabby5329

9 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@methunchandroroy2947

8 ай бұрын

Thanks you so much.

This beautiful country is my motherland

@siliconslice

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❤❤

So much respect to these hardworking amd brave people, and i love that they value education. Despite all the hardhsip they keep moving and reconstructing the school. May Allah make their live more easy and prosperous. Ameen.

This Documentary could be a tale. I cant express how beautiful I find the Nature, the People, their culture. Its incredibly wholesome. Its also a perfect summary of human existence - we all strive for security, for permanence. But being honest with ourselves, nothing is permanent. These people only witness that in a shorter, more direct cycle. They seem to have accepted that. It takes constant rebuilding. But they seem rather happy to me. I wish them all the best and want to share Tons of Love, from the other end of the World!

Thanks, DW. For some reason, I used to think I am poor and unblessed until now. Best wishes to these people.

@DWDocumentary

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Master class documentary.Thank you Dw

@DWDocumentary

11 ай бұрын

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I am speaking from Bangladesh and it is my motherland. Thank you for reporting our country so beautifully 🇧🇩

Long live people🙏❤ of 💥Bangladesh! And people of the world 🥀🌏🌍🌎🌹

Rahim's unwavering commitment towards his loving chars is incredible.These people never give up in life.They are the real unsung heroes.

Thanks to DW. It’s our main culture and picture 🇧🇩🇧🇩

@DWDocumentary

Жыл бұрын

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I am a Bangladeshi. Happiness, sorrow, joy, suffering, blessing, curse etc. are the daily things of Char's life.Bangladesh is the land of diversity.

World class documentary. Brilliant. Thank you DW ❤❤❤ My respect to all hardworking bangladeshi. With ❤ from indonesia🎉

Bangladeshi ppl always best...hardworking... Always they maintain self respect....only government has problem to much corruption ... Ppl are best (out of the rate)

The people living in capital dhaka don't even know that hardships and simpleness of bengali rural life,i hope this documentation convey a message ❤❤❤❤🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

@Bdtdtuli

Жыл бұрын

And u do,right??when waazi huzur or mollas call them ehudi,nasara,kafer relentlessly and u moderate Muslim don’t even say anything as it goes against ur faith and now u r commenting like he is doing a good job???but according to ur beliefs,they r kafer,right??

@Bengalinationalist

11 ай бұрын

@@Bdtdtuli wtf are you speaking about? This is not Pakistan, tgis is Bangladesh!

@Bdtdtuli

11 ай бұрын

@@Bengalinationalist of course this is Bangladesh..where ppl learn science from mollas,alem,rite??look what happened when they try to put evolution theory in ur primary txt book??even all those doctors,scholars,politicians and of course alem,olama went against it coz it’s against islam…now as u said WTF in ur comment,I presume u r an educated person🤣🤣,so tell me,what do u think about evolution theory??or u think we came from adom n hawa??

Disasters like river erosion, floods, drought are the gifts of our so called neighbour 🤧🤧

@AjayYadav_25

2 ай бұрын

Keep crying

Thank you DW documentary for portraying my people and magnificent motherland.

I wish I can visit this country in the future. People are admirable :')

Some real Brave people over there

First of all thanks to DW for making a great documentary ! The "Char" (alluvium) refers to sediments deposited in rivers, which are permanent or temporary in some areas. People who live on "Char"(pastures) are called 'Chaura' in a pejorative, - much like slang! The "Chaura" as an adjectives commonly used by upper class people to address lower class people to undermine them. 'Chaura' is one such greeting ! I think, DW will understand and take this core message into consideration. Addressing the people living in "Char" (pastures) as "Charbasi" (চরবাসী- who live in char) is a respectful epithet. Thank you!

Amazing to see people adapt to the change

Thanks DW for creating this beautiful documentary. From 🇧🇩

@DWDocumentary

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I love my Bangladesh ❤🇧🇩❤thank you DW❤

Didn't expect a documentary about my country, fascinating to watch

Wonderfull documentary and wonderfull people! I visited india earlier this year and fell in love with the culture and the people. I cant wait to visit bangladesh next especially after this documentary!

@DWDocumentary

10 ай бұрын

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This took a lot of affort to making this thanks DW for such a beautiful documentary about Bangladesh ❤

Outstanding documentary thank DW for sharing such a stunning scenery. Love from Bangladesh ❤

@DWDocumentary

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Thanks to DW for making this documentary. Alots of ❤ from Bangladesh.

@DWDocumentary

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Rural Bangladesh is something that most of todays young city dweller generation are unaware about.

I live in east site of jomuna river. I see with my own eyes the struggle of the people of Char and I struggle with this myself especially during floods. People of Char have to go through a very difficult time during floods time. They are sometimes attacked by pirates during floods time. All in all, their lives are very difficult😢😢😢

@tutorialsbd695

9 ай бұрын

😢😢

I think Deutsche Welle will always be with Bangladesh in the future. Thanks for presenting Bangladesh with possibilities and hope.

@DWDocumentary

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@RafiaLona

14 сағат бұрын

Want to know how many years ago this documentary made.​@@DWDocumentary

very realistic documentary. Good work DW.

Mr Rahim is a very hardworking and hopeful man. He is witty as well. (I am Bengali too)

Thank you DW for featuring my country.

Bangladeshis are very good farmers and people are very hardworking and skilled ( especially in agriculture ) too. I say this from Assam, India. ❤

Thanks for enrich our knowledge by your qualified content. Long live DB. Love from Bangladesh.

DW always make best. Thanks for making a documentary about my country’s chauras. Take love from Bangladesh. ❤️

@DWDocumentary

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Beautiful videos of Bangladesh Life,I enjoyed it

Very unique insight to this lifestyle. When people film Bangladesh, usually revolve around the hectic of Dhaka. Very interesting documentary

Oh my Bengal. My golden Bengal.

I visited a few of the islands in the area back in my 20s and it was beautiful! I still hold fond memories of riding a motorbike around the island we were on.

Outstanding Documentary with a class narrative‼️

@DWDocumentary

11 ай бұрын

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What a difficult life! I liked Raheem he is very optimistic 😊 and always smiling, that was a very good documentary, thanks DW team ❤🙋‍♀️🙏.

From Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Not that I'm from Bangladesh and I really loved the documentary but the story of this Chauras touched me a lot. Incredible hope and courage, smiling at the end of all hopes by the flood and rebuilding their future are more inspiring than any fictional Hollywood movies.