I cried the whole time the fact that this is an honest man who was just trying to make a better life for his family and he was beaten to death before any form of investigation is done is so gut wrenching. God bless Mr. Chundra.

@Technology-of-You

Жыл бұрын

chandru

@vivekp4854

Жыл бұрын

There was no need for investigation the police knew who stole the jewels and took some money from them, all they needed was someone to take the blame.

@ArifKhan-op1id

10 ай бұрын

Watch the actual movie, it's so raw, clean and real

@robertomadan7381

Ай бұрын

so dd I

It was heartwrenching story. And it's true. Caste discrimination has been the curse for developing the equity and equality in the Indian society. It must go in 21st century..

@basook6116

Жыл бұрын

I though that Hidu, it change the Caste system

@sudfromindia5763

Жыл бұрын

@Hania Raifah Tamil. South Indian language film. This language is one of the oldest continuously spoken languages in the world..

@Jhaaninc

Жыл бұрын

@@basook6116 Nope the "CASTE" system was introduced by the Brutish Raj around late 1800 & early 1900 to conduct census and the politicians further used it to divide it further !!! In the ancient times we used the VARN(Characteristics) where people were lived in communities accrding to their skill set like business,education etc It was never meant to divide but to unite and develop ! The west still clings onto it but it is slowly disappearing cus it didnt make sense in the first place!!!

@Jhaaninc

Жыл бұрын

Oh really it is very simple to eliminate! Just get rid of the reservations all done ! Then it does'nt hurt anybody !

@xavier9580

Жыл бұрын

That policeman was a Christian not a Hindu

The irony is that, a whole lot of Indians have complaints on racism in foreign countries while most of them already view their own people based on castes.

@Prat-zi1ou

Жыл бұрын

Well so does that mean it's ok to harrase indians ? Justifying things ehh

@potterwithanindianaccent2433

Жыл бұрын

@@Prat-zi1ou did i say that it was okay to insult indians? Grow up to understand things better kiddo 🥲

@Prat-zi1ou

Жыл бұрын

@@potterwithanindianaccent2433 you like Harry Potter and I am the kid?

@avocadosensai

Жыл бұрын

@@Prat-zi1ou Harry Potter is cool tho...

@Vikas_Kumar_Singh

Жыл бұрын

@@Prat-zi1ou its definetly wrong what he meant we always consider European country to be racist to us while it is who are the most racist

Fellow recapers an Indian Here,Whats more astonishing is that this is based on true story Mr. Chandru who fought more than 95k pro bono cases, even served as a high court judge, my brother is also an lawyer with a good heart n wants to leave his foot prints to remember as Mr Chandru did, Wish Him luck

@happinessallover

Жыл бұрын

Best of luck to your brother.

@RealGigaMind

2 ай бұрын

Please tell us his name

I know lot of Indian cops and they all say that the system is made to be corrupt and people in power want it to remain same. None of them want their kins to become cop as they don't want them to go through heinous things they been through. They suggest only people with no concious and greed deep as hell can survive and prosper in this line of work.

@SheRecaps

Жыл бұрын

:( btw I make recaps too if you are interested!🥰

@f0x106

Жыл бұрын

well they actually do want their kins to be the same as them and they do not let people who meet the requirements be cops bec they want to stay on top all the time

@discusscase8058

Жыл бұрын

Really? OMG

@zochiang

Жыл бұрын

@@SheRecaps female narrations are the worsts!!!

@SheRecaps

Жыл бұрын

@@zochiang 🥲

Habeas Corpus is the requirement that someone be brought to court to ensure they're being legally detained. It's a right that most countries provide to people.

@esharpapna4992

Жыл бұрын

Also, the responsibility lies with the police to prove either person is alive outside or dead, if not legally detained. Police can't wash off their hands saying person is not detained, they need to find where the person is.

@commerceclasses7504

Жыл бұрын

It is issued by court (high court or supreme Court) if someone is illegally detained and after that, that person need to be presented in front of the court. It's primary purpose is to protect the liberty of individuals not to provide legal detention.

This movie is a gem. Has a very humble cast and the direction entirely focusses on the gravity of the situation rather than glamourizing a specific character in person.

I cried when I saw this movie. Maybe it's because i could relate the life experiences in this movie to my reality here in my country. I lost a very close person to these cruel act perpetuated by men of law enforcement who should protect us. Ever since i trust a thief more than a police man. My beloved county is Nigeria 😔

@mdfahad3491

Жыл бұрын

I can't hold my breath brother, may you be shown mercy

@kellymarrah9365

Жыл бұрын

Movie name

@anthonyemede9689

Жыл бұрын

@@kellymarrah9365 Jai Bhim

@pullelakarthik9192

Жыл бұрын

I am sorry to hear brother

It takes ONE MAN to stand with good one against hundreds of ill minded men. Hats off Mr. Chundra!!

Backward poors in India are entangled in a web of casteism created by religious systems henched by influenctial people in past times. We surely get our justice one day. Chandru is inspiration for us in India.

@vinayakparashar_8293

8 ай бұрын

That's not caste system that is varuna system

Such a beautiful movie. I just feel despaired that there are so many such untold injustices still being commited in India, something that state (and now corporate) owned media fail to cover. And at the end she was only compensated with 4000USD which is equivalent to 3,20,000 INR. Can such a meagre amount even compensate for the life of a person?

@Jhaaninc

Жыл бұрын

hahahahahaha a typical reply from the west !!! If u really want to see injustice read or see "The Great Bengal Famine" u can watch it on KZread if still not banned at the "request" of UK . This is but 1 but a good start ! The concentration camps were nothing in front of this event ! But very conveniently hidden from history books !

@VishalKumar-rd3kz

Жыл бұрын

This was in the 90s so 4000$ is a huge amount to ensure she leads a good life , educates her 2 kids,but yes its not a compensation for the life taken

@sarcastic_warewolf

Жыл бұрын

Thought it was 4000 rs

@VidTDM_XD

Жыл бұрын

@@VishalKumar-rd3kz Correct It was around Rs.700,000 if you adjust inflation or about $8,500

im pretty sure he won over 40,000 cases in helping the poor such a great man

God bless Chandru and people like him(including me)🙏🏼🤗

@crazygirl2843

Жыл бұрын

God bless sis for even thinking like that.... U gonna go far and make lots proud love

@AlligatorAli

Жыл бұрын

Never be intimidated by lies. Never take respect and reputation on the cost of conscience and truth.

I’ve been watching a lot of movie recaps lately but BRO, you’re simply the best. Your movie recaps are more real and interesting than watching the movie itself. It’s cool, simple and understandable (This movie got me so emotional with tears though 😢😢😢) ❤️❤️❤️

Sengani walking with police escort is one of the best scene of the decade

This is a true depiction of humanity all over irrespective of colour, race and gender, I was moved into tears after watching this recap, the heart of man is wicked.

Thank you so much broo.. I was waiting for this movie to be dubbed by you. This movie must be seen by all.

This is horrifying! How can this happen where all of them are the citizens of India? Thank God here is a lawyer willing to defend them. I don’t think I could feel any better though.

@ila_vael

Жыл бұрын

India is just an Union of various States now, which were independent kingdoms before we united against British.

@SDZ675

Жыл бұрын

India still has the terrible caste system from its ancient days where the lower caste are treated worse than trash/slaves.

imagine all this happening and they give you land in the middle of the town where everything happened. So you can just be closer to all the corrupt people

@localasian

Жыл бұрын

there are corrupt cops everywhere in india

@pteddygovender6584

Жыл бұрын

Yes and they will buy it back

@If_you_are_a_bird

Жыл бұрын

They were given the land in the middle of the town as a retaliation because lower caste people were not allowed to live inside the village, so by doing so Judges simply sent a message to the so called powerful people in the village.

@manoharman4425

Жыл бұрын

It is not what you think .in India ,most of low cast people stay at the end of village and the rich and upper cast lives in the middle of village.court ordered land and house to indicate she is as equal to other upper cast people

All these incidents are real. This is the bitter reality of the existing caste system in India. If anybody outside India wants to understand the horrible reality of discrimination based on caste and economic status along with corruption that still exists then they should watch this full movie. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Sad but true 😔🤫😡

@user9951

Жыл бұрын

@@19hbytuy haha yesterday a village in southern India a tea shop owner told lower caste kids I ll never sell you tea because our village leader told no one would do any buisness with that Lowe class village people. You know how much detention death happening in india ..?

@nokgopansa1632

Жыл бұрын

@@19hbytuy you're lucky bud... but not every lower cast is.

@atrixsauza2068

Жыл бұрын

@@19hbytuy you’re experience doesn’t invalidate other’s struggles. So STFU and try to be empathetic a little

@kiko5972

Жыл бұрын

@@19hbytuy bro a lower caste dalit boy was beaten to dead few months ago just because he drank water from a pot belongs to higher caste member. its still there but some people are hiding these cases from the world

@kiko5972

Жыл бұрын

@@19hbytuy bro ok maybe there are bad people in both sides, I don't think that still sc st guys are having fun u guys think that sc st are having most of the jobs without having proper education, but the truth is the sc st jobs are also occupied by pandits and bramins, still when I open the list of hired people in jobs like civil judge.etc. still many sc st people are suffering from violent behavior of other higher authorities, Iam st too brother we both can see rotten apples in both society, the only problem are these rotten apples who r making other apples rotten as well. some stupid using religion to create controversy and some are using caste. but all I can say is many sc st people are suffering for getting things done.

Owh man, ur movie choosen always inspiring me daily ❤️

This film is inspired by true incident which occurred in 1993 in Tamilnadu.Now most of the scenario are changed in INDIA.But still some casteism exist in rural area.

The reason behind the Indian Police System being corrupt is many. It's been decades now The Indian Police System is not yet reformed. They work 12 - 15 hours a day with low basic pay. There aren't enough policemen for a daily tas, so one has to do multiple tasks. In spite of knowing all these things the government failed to provide a solution or bill. The reason is if you provide the police a good basic salary and make their life prosperous, then local leaders can't use them for their own good and can't bribe them as well, which will make them vulnerable.

@arichaysharma6419

Жыл бұрын

true , whereas the corrupt politicians get 1 or 2 lakhs + per month salary

This is truly why we become Lawyer’s.

@armstrong2450

Жыл бұрын

Lawyers don't always work for justice. They sometimes also have to defend criminals.

Very heartwarming 🥺

For the record, this was based on a true story from 1993. Not even American cops rub chili and salt in the wounds of black gangsters.

@AkSi_paradox

Жыл бұрын

*Just for your Knowledge* :- This movie is only 60% truth .. In reality the main culprit police officer was a Christian ( Anthonysamy ) .. .. No doubt others also involved in this . Like Gurumurthy & others . But, Why they change main culprit name ? I can’t understand why they just want to blame or play this cast card everywhere.. *That’s not fair ?* *Yes , Whosoever did all this was pure evil*

This is based on a true story ❤️❤️

watching this movie made me angry at police brutality and racism... While racism is uncommon is most of the indian cities and towns but evident in villages of each Providence...

@sunnydayal7672

Жыл бұрын

Nice joke...if its never happened with that doesnt mean that it doesn exist..u probably not from those communities who face casteism everyday..

@superfluous5162

Жыл бұрын

It called castism not racism !.

@crazygirl2843

Жыл бұрын

Racist against the same ethnicity

@gangie

Жыл бұрын

Casteism exists everywhere in india. As someone who is very well shielded by casteism since i belong to the so called "upper caste" casteism is such a shameful yet very prevalent thing in India

@notcoolofficial

Жыл бұрын

Similar incident just happened a week ago One person from Nagaland was taken to Assam prison and was tortured and killed. He was demanded 6lakhs for his release RIP (Victim: Henveih Phom)

I..I..my tears...why? why do this to innocent people? I just want to hug the people who went thru this😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Love thisrecap Soo much

This is one of the most tragic stories I have ever heard. God bless Mr. Chandru

I felt. So emotional watching this..

This movie i like a lot wanted to see it, but thx for recapping it

The fact that this is a real life story breaks my heart into a thousand pieces 💔

These things still happening here some rich ppl don't like even to take blood donation from poor even though they need it desperately bc they have a think like high level ppl blood and low level ppl blood

@HakenkruezKZ

Жыл бұрын

More like 2% of rich people...

@asherhardissyl9473

Жыл бұрын

Really wow.

Very motivated 🥰

am so touched

Dude Surya is a world class actor ♥️🔥

Real Chandru is✨ Proud to be Tamilian.

@muditshrimali

Жыл бұрын

It's frowned upon in civilised societies when someone says they're proud of their skin colour but apparantly no one cares when tamils are being racist. When have you heard someone saying I'm proud to be Punjabi or proud to be haryanvi. We see us as Indians not some racial subgroup.

@BK-3112

Жыл бұрын

@@muditshrimali chill

@olaf3918

Жыл бұрын

Chandru is tamil ok then gurumurthy is also tamil right??😂😂 Tamil pride irukattum but ithukkum tamil kum samantham illa 😂😂

@olaf3918

Жыл бұрын

@@muditshrimali well we see as Tamil Indians... Not just indians

@BK-3112

Жыл бұрын

@@olaf3918 ஏன் டா கண்ணா?

Beautuful story

Along with Indian people, trees, animals, birds, stones, soil have got their own existence only and only Because of the Indian constitution written by Dr. Ambedkar.... Salute.

@dustudent1637

Жыл бұрын

No... trees, animals, birds, stones, soil have existence already. Exaggerate less.

Police in Nigeria do the EXACT same thing & most times they get away with it.

This is a true story n true state of things so glad u posted this

@gollavenkatmahendranaidu6472

Жыл бұрын

This is 100% madeup story not True . Real life Characters still lives. They Spitting on this movie makes for twist Truth

God bless Chandru and people like him. My deepest respect

@GeorgRusbeck

Жыл бұрын

LOL even Chandru is a damn good Marxist

Actor name ....suriya Movie name ..Jay bheen

I don't want to criticize something that is part of someone's culture over a movie recap, but the caste system is real, and if the movie is anything close to reality in terms of how certain people get treated over others..... I can't even begin to imagine how hard it would be for so many people.

@mythicalsoulz4709

Жыл бұрын

It is real but not in the way you would imagine or how it has transformed into, the caste system was all about jobs initially, caste and a job were synonymous. Caste was basically a set of jobs, nothing else. But the there came the rules like son of the king becomes the king, solidifying the warrior caste into kshatriyas. All learned men became brahmin, the rule that only brahmins can read vedas meant that anyone who was learned enough to qualify, can read them, the traders became vaishyas and the shudras, unable to escape poverty became workers. As a brahmin by birth, I fundamentally oppose what the caste system had become over time but not what it was, I'll give you two examples to prove my point a king became a sage after renouncing worldly pleasures and qualified for the position of a brahmin, this king was then known as Vishwamitra, another example is one of the ancestors of Vatula gotra, who too became brahmin from kshtriya, his name isnt well known so I forgot it over time.

@troooooper100

Жыл бұрын

one of the reasons i believe muslims of india wanted their own country, because racisms is built in and supported by indian religion/culture.

@troooooper100

Жыл бұрын

lots of indian commenters will say oh it's not that bad etc, they are western living indians who live far from actually what is going on

@krishnaprasadh9844

Жыл бұрын

@@troooooper100 bro there is cast system even in muslims in india

@mohdrana4325

Жыл бұрын

@@troooooper100 really... But muslims are part of this country. If you really think there is no caste system in muslims you are a fool Ashraf Atraf low born... Who were converted from lower castes Arzal who are coverts from sc's This is about Indian muslim In addition to this there are many other major divisions like Sunni Shia Sufi etc

As an Indian i can say that caste system is the worst thing in India 🇮🇳.

@armstrong2450

Жыл бұрын

every culture in the world at some point had such class system. It was necessary back then but now it is not required

@hirenahir76200

Жыл бұрын

That's worse thing we indians invented we should immediately remove caste base discrimination

@yashrao5269

Жыл бұрын

@@hirenahir76200 no one invented caste system, the britishers planted the system during early 1860s in order to divide the castes on the basis of surnames not on basis of occupation

@rajeshgajbhiye1048

Жыл бұрын

@@yashrao5269 What? Wasn't the caste system introduced by the indus people?🤔

@heyprabhuaananddata

9 ай бұрын

​@@yashrao5269he is hindutva agent

I am originally from India and America has been home for me for 36 years. It sickens me to tell you that in 2017 in India, men from "lower" class were getting beaten up for their mustaches. Yes, you heard it right, MUSTACHES. And because only the so called "higher" class could grow this specific type of mustache! Sheesh, it's 21st century folks, grow the heck up! I grew up in large house with a joint family in Mumbai, India. Discrimination was common and unfortunately it still is. I was maybe 13-14 years old and started to notice how my father treated poor people and his workers from his textile factories with respect and who came to him to seek for his help in desperation and how much they respected him as if he were a "god." They sat "with" my dad instead of sitting on the "floor" which would be the normal custom. I vividly remember the incident when one day, I noticed my aunt dropping money in the palms (without touching her hands) of an old lady who came to our house to clean all the toilets. Aye, she was from the "lower class" hence the money being "dropped" instead of given it to her. Some days later, my mother gave me some money to give it to the old lady as my uncle's and my family were going out. It was just me, our maid (who still after 44-46 years works for my family, refuses to work for anyone else. We all love her. Talk about loyalty). When the old lady came I told her I had the money and she held her palms together so I could drop it in her palms. I point blank refused to drop it. I was sitting at our dinning table and she waited by the toilet door. I asked her to come closer for the money. Meanwhile, the maid was making some tea. To make a very long story short, I got up and walked several feet, took her hand and she started to pull away, but I grabber her hand again and walked her to the dinning table. She was completely shocked and stunned that I touched her!! I forced her to sit at the table which literally gave her a heart attack. She sat at the edge of the chair as if the chair will become impure just cause her body touched it. Never before in her old life, had she ever sat at a dinning table and offered to drink tea (with snacks) with someone from "upper class" with rich people. The 3 of us talked and we drank the tea and she could barely stop crying. She always smiled when she saw me. She passed away several years later. It greatly saddens me to this day that the old lady and her family never got the chance to shine. The poverty and how these poor people live can make a grown man cry. Not just this old lady, but dirt poor, too many uneducated people in general. One more incident, then I will stop, I swear! My parents had travelled the world and my father would do some chores around our side of the house which was absolutely not a thing a man would do in his position. One day, early in the morning our gardener was sweeping the leaves with a broom. A couple of business men came to see my dad. They rudely asked the gardener to go fetch my dad. He dropped the broom and hurriedly went to go get my dad. A minute later, the gardener came outside and spoke in English that he was the one they were looking for. They were utterly shocked that my dad would be sweeping! 3 years ago, my mother (still alive) and father (posthumously, he died 20 years ago) were presented an award in a ceremony for their altruism. My point is, we are all humans with the same color blood that flows through our veins. You do not know what the other person is going through. It costs us nothing to say a kind word and be kind and respectful to everyone, no matter their size, looks or color. I have so much more to say and can go on and on about this stupidity and ignorance about discrimination stuff in general but......

This movie is very emotional 😢 I love to watch more videos like this.

This story is a true story and it's heart touching story, one should watch this once at least in life time

i was in tears the whole while..

My most favorite movie ❤

This movie is so sad

Best movie in history of Indian Cinema

well this thing still happens here

So sad, this is why I have always wanted to be lawyer, I cried 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

This kind of movie should win osacr award! What a movie! The best movie I ever seen in tamil language.

Just Finish this movie. heartwrenching story...

Heart breaking movie based on real life events.

It's better than kdrama 🤗 hooray Indonesia'ns love from Philippines 😘

@ila_vael

Жыл бұрын

Bruh....??? Its indian movie :)

Wow. First time ive seen no dancing bollywood movie. But most of what brilliant story

It a true story !!

suriyas acting was top notch

Thank God that the judges are not corrupted

@clarie8486

Жыл бұрын

Ikr

This is a true story. Most of India is like that

@rudrasingh883

Жыл бұрын

bullshit

@anupamsatpathi2071

Жыл бұрын

Then who is BR Ambedkor??????

@olahuuber78

Жыл бұрын

Yeah especially North india

This is such a sad story.

Kollywood movie from India ♥️

It's Senkini... 😊role played by Lijo mol jose😍🔥

This movie went into final rounds for Oscar nominations but failed at the last round for Oscar nominations.even his last movie soorari potturu also made final rounds of Oscar nominations but failed in the last round

Please recap London 1920 the evil has returns

Class Movie

please put more tamil movies thank you

Cried watching this movie 🥺

Whats the name of the music used in this video?

I really hate this type of shit bro. I really hate this type of shit, just looking down on people is not cool, we need justice in this world

Genuine lawyer's always fight for the right of humanity no matter poor or rich.

Oh my..

for people to know chandru later became a judge and gave so many historic and remarkeble judgments that still sends wave in the activist community

Love seeing justice being served on such brutal people.

Just realize... only one Chandru is there..Raj's case is filled.. imagine how many cases are not filled.... imagine the numbers of human lives butchered into darkness...

Sad that this happen to every country

this was distreasing not that its a shocking movie, but the fact that this is the reality of indian society and still happens today

Oh omg it so sad 😭😭

sad ...

I feel ashamed when I see people been discriminated till today in our Village .fuck cast system maan.nothing but tears maan .hard-hitting film

😥 Still these types of case is existing in our Society

Ohhhh bleeees chandru

Hope justice really prevails in real life.... Never came across people being just

@bharatball

Жыл бұрын

Its a real story

Very sad 😭

Movie title 'Jay Bhim' is a salute to Dr Ambedkar who wrote the Indian Constituion and also from a oppressed caste.

Guys if anyone justifying caste system then s/he most definately be from oppressor caste...

Those who do good deeds in return will get good karma. Our physical power is not permanent so we should use it wisely. Respect poor people since the rich people had the respect the deserve . Don't let our wealth and physical power control us..

same a philippines justice

Poor people have no justice like me.

That last portrait was real life chandru.

These were good people...the cruelty they faced was atrocious.

I watched this movie on tv with my family . I am indian I spoke tamil

The pain of being born in a lower caste haunts you for life time in India. Irony is same Higher caste Indians who feel it is their God given right to discriminate/harass Lower caste people Cry like babies when they face racism in foreign countries. Lower Caste Indians are even constitutionally biased as "when they practice any religion other than Hinduism/Buddhism/Sikhism they lose their Reservation facility provided to uplift them, Which is a direct violation of Fundamental Right of 'Right to Religion', where as any Higher caste person can practice religion of his will and nothing happens to them". Jai BHIM✊

@srikrishnak196

4 ай бұрын

What the hell. Do dalits outside India receive red carpet treatment by white man? While casteism is never justified you are saying as if all upper caste people feel like that. Do you think even upper caste kid from city is a demon? Please stop the hate and unite to uproot casteism from Indian society

Sadly this is still common in "New" India if you're poor Police can just drag you away from your home even for smallest thing, get slapped or sometimes even beaten.. if you're Elite or famous they won't bother without warrant even then they take them away with respect and won't even lay their hands on them. :'3

Here as in the world they found many ways to discriminate poor helpless people!