Now English people are minority in their own homeland. If you love England so much why don't you go back to wherever the hell you came from. You people have a homogeneous homeland but you deny it to European people. We build it, you steal it.
@danke61032 күн бұрын
Have you ever picked up a history book on the British Empire? Just curious because ‘we build it, you steal it’ is completely contradictory to England’s bloody past. India was plundered of 40 trillion and it wasn’t even that long ago. Indians now (including myself) enjoy the economy built by the wealth stolen from our ancestors. We don’t feel guilty for living in England. We’re happy so just accept that this is now your reality. India was prosperous before colonial rule. We didn’t need you or anyone else. Perhaps your ancestors should have known their place.
@iamkmanАй бұрын
Proud to be Punjabi from Pakistan , Balay Balay , Beautiful video (Please start a series of interviewing people about life now and than)
@j1nino344Ай бұрын
Y aint no 1 mentioned the Sikh missionary society or how holy smokes were formed. I remember i’m born in 1981 but my grandad use to take me to gatherings it use be in the evenings i can vaguely remember i use to hate going their as a 2,3 year old bcuz their use to be a guy with 1 half arm missing. He use to scare me with his arm. I can remember my grandad use to call him ”Tunda” lol. And i was brought up on ”Lewis road” up untill when i was 5 yrs old and sent back north to my mum
@j1nino344Ай бұрын
Indians workers association was already established when SARDAR UDHAM SINGH CAME TO LONDON TO AVENGE THE MASSACARE OF JALLIANWALA BAGH.
@CARLIN47372 ай бұрын
Oh bloody hell...Get out of my shop?
@takeshikitano31763 ай бұрын
Indian meat shop? They not eat meat...
@asimnawaz92565 ай бұрын
Every migrant faces initial difficulties. Eventually all of them got rights and amenities. Some of them became MPs of British Parliament.Coming from rural areas of Punjab and living side by side with British people was in itself a great privilege. However, society couldn't assimilate them as part of local culture. Today, if India plays a cricket match against England. Even third or fourth generation migrants pick up Indian flag and raise Indian slogans.There is no harm in diversity of culture. But if Britain needs more hands in war or propaganda.....
@abbey19995 ай бұрын
We can thank the government of India for mismanaging our Indian domestic affairs that our own citizens had to leave and struggle in third world countries whilst diplomats sit in Mercedes and Live in Belgraviaz
@BALBLINGSINGH6 ай бұрын
This songs a bit contradiction being shot at etc
@qft43006 ай бұрын
I had an old aunt and uncle live off the lady margret road southall . They were constantly told by the immigrants that they will take their house -They did . Its a dump
@maxs74899 ай бұрын
I can understand how white ppl felt in 60's, but they must understand that what their government done as foreign policy towards ppl of other counties. These ppl did not just turn up here . Its is not the common working classes fault they feel hard done by but they must understand the legacy of the Britsh empire which allowed Britain build its immense wealth, the UK government and foreign policy dealt with human flesh for sale. It went to Indian, Americas and, did not go to make friends as equals but to enslave the citizens of these countries as second class citizens and lot of cases just plane slaves. The museums in London are full of war booty and stolen goods, but obviuosly they were gifted. These ppl came and worked unbelievably hard, took racist abuse and physical violence, killed on the streets UK for being the wrong colour and still are, but they stood strong and made life for themselves and their children.
@natalinaconidi63139 ай бұрын
Lived in Southall 7 years. Nice time and people. Nice gurudwara. Devote d Sikh people in everyday karma yoga seva. BBKJ Herakhan
@panjab61199 ай бұрын
Sikhi made punjabis resilient
@barlekha19719 ай бұрын
Can anyone please help me to find the song? Thanks.
@ijeshwardhillon492710 ай бұрын
Taudi boli tuc bhul de ho taudi maa marjandi..boli maa ah love that
@jansharp31411 ай бұрын
The same government that vilified us 70 years ago, is now kowtowing to us to get votes and donations. The issue has never been between the populace, it is, and will always be, between the so-called rulers and proletariat.
@spaceman6541 Жыл бұрын
How long could they have stayed on tge slow burn? They had to put their own differences aside, stand together shoulder to shoulder and fight racism. Your struggles will not be forgotten. We are here because of you.
@priyasingh6723 Жыл бұрын
Vaheguru, Hare Krishna
@sameerkhan8z Жыл бұрын
First of all its not only south hall They already fucked up UK's more parts such as alum rock, wembley etc y their so called indian culture UK no more seems like any european country. Sorry to say😡😡
@jaiveerasthana1503 Жыл бұрын
Hello I'm a film maker and would love to chat to anyone that grew up in Southall. I am currently working on a script.
@easr1233 Жыл бұрын
Je hun students ja migration 7 8 jane rehde a ik room ta othe de born Punjabi ohna nu galat ganda ja freshie kehde a lol
@maheerraja3012 Жыл бұрын
Sirf freshie nahin kehnday Freshie is more polite world. Yardie kehdanay. Yardie ek song see. Caribbean born & brought up in uk used to cal new arrivals frm West indies Yardies.south Asians picked this word frm them. Wen I was in uk uni in early 1990s,sm of us south Asians overseas students had more money than uk south Asians student. Sm used to use my car. But stil behind our back they used to cal us yardies & mock our accent. Goras used to cal al South Asians Pak is.
@tjshah2 Жыл бұрын
Brilliant video Unfortunately Southall's left have deviated from our funding forefathers
@ajaychitnis4945 Жыл бұрын
Can I use some of the visuals for my Documentary
@sushilashukla1289 Жыл бұрын
Hi Mary Duffy. No offence. Now you know how it felt when the British took over the India. The people felt the same like they were in a foreign country.
@iqbalmann4534 Жыл бұрын
We struggle in Canada in the earlier days before what BC has become
@iqbalmann4534 Жыл бұрын
Punjabis turn shit to gold. Our people hang in there
@RayhanAhmed-qr3vz Жыл бұрын
Shit people
@matthewelesterio68695 ай бұрын
What?
@RayhanAhmed-qr3vz Жыл бұрын
Shit people
@parveensharma4582 жыл бұрын
Good to know
@Bossmanfromthetreets2 жыл бұрын
Southall feels like home fr
@HaHa-kn3kq2 жыл бұрын
Well done to community of Southall, for fighting discrimination racists and driving them out of Southall. Asians all over UK looked up to Southall
@GTMarmot2 жыл бұрын
Legends in their own minds. Says it all that about 15 people claim to have founded the IWA and Southall Youth Movement, each more self-important than the other. If everyone's a chief, then where are the Indians? And I say that as a 3rd gen.
@truthwinsuk80562 жыл бұрын
Proud to be punjabi sikh. Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ke fateh
@babanewyorki92712 жыл бұрын
Brother please 🙏 tell me which year this movie ?
@gibberishgabberish85812 жыл бұрын
Displaced people from Punjabi Pakistan in the 1940s who were forced to migrate made their way to London, including my Uncle. So proud of the people of Punjab and Pakistan who have adopted equality, karma, sharing with the needy and keeping our hearts aligned with the divine - sharing it with the world as we enter the age of ignorance and deceit.
@amykaur79842 жыл бұрын
My father came in UK 1962, from Africa with 6 children, (and his faith)... he did alot of Sewa within the small southall community., no Gurdwara, therefore they did sewa in Peoples house, Langar was also made in peoples houses, they also used to use Beaconsfield School for services & did kirtan at night times...l remember Shakleton Hall as we also did Kirtan there on Sundays...than later at Bingo Hall on Beaconsfield Road, later there was a Hall behind the Social Security Building in Old Southall...where my young brothers and their friends used to lay the sheets before my father and his friends used to do Kirtan.....(in the early 60's)...It was hard work...as he went to work as early as 6 in the morning, come home teach Kirtan to his children & sewa and kirtan every Sundays....hence kept the community close through our faith and social gatherings......
@jatjeonamorh2 жыл бұрын
Are u livin happy now
@amykaur79842 жыл бұрын
@@jatjeonamorh of course... but missed out on growing up with cousins in Indian... that stayed there ....after parent left.... But....now... Prity's Law...? lol
@jatjeonamorh2 жыл бұрын
@@amykaur7984 okayy better move 2 canada also situation’s so tense in southall all the same for 30 yrs ..
@jatjeonamorh2 жыл бұрын
@@amykaur7984 ther’s so many of punjabiss in canada so manny
@amykaur7984 Жыл бұрын
@@jatjeonamorh mustn't complain...
@inderjitsinghsidhu62462 жыл бұрын
57 Dudley road never owned by ajit singh sidhu house was owned gurdev singh dalewal and bakhshish singh& pritam singh sidhu Ajit singh sidhu was from there village mansurpur Phillur Jalandhar ( dalewal and mansurpur ) only 2 km apart information in flim totally wrong please check who ever given information Inderjit singh sidhu s/o late Bakhshish sidhu age 68 house was sold by him 1978- 1980 ( Waheguru)
@prabinupreti15193 жыл бұрын
Brilliant documentary!!! Lived in Southall for couple of months.. Amazing place !!!! Originally from Nepal.. but live in Cornwall now miss the place miss the samosas, chaat, panipuri and jalebi.. we used to watch Bollywood movies in Himalaya takees. Miss the old days 👍
@maryduffy20362 жыл бұрын
Don't know how long ago you lived there, but it's an awful place now, I was born there, grew up there, and it has deteriorated badly, along with the surrounding towns. Overpopulated, congested, dirty, a very deprived area. I have found memories of living there, but it changed
@prabinupreti15192 жыл бұрын
@@maryduffy2036 I agree it has changed a lot not what it use to be, crowded and doesn't feel the same now.
@rajbirbansal97413 жыл бұрын
Punjabis are great. I like Punjabi Culture the most.
@art57993 жыл бұрын
I miss the old southall when it was mostly strong beautiful purely punjabi Sikh community 70s to late 90s. Since then its gone downhill
@HaHa-kn3kq2 жыл бұрын
@Art, definitely, Southall has lots its uniqueness
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Now English people are minority in their own homeland. If you love England so much why don't you go back to wherever the hell you came from. You people have a homogeneous homeland but you deny it to European people. We build it, you steal it.
Have you ever picked up a history book on the British Empire? Just curious because ‘we build it, you steal it’ is completely contradictory to England’s bloody past. India was plundered of 40 trillion and it wasn’t even that long ago. Indians now (including myself) enjoy the economy built by the wealth stolen from our ancestors. We don’t feel guilty for living in England. We’re happy so just accept that this is now your reality. India was prosperous before colonial rule. We didn’t need you or anyone else. Perhaps your ancestors should have known their place.
Proud to be Punjabi from Pakistan , Balay Balay , Beautiful video (Please start a series of interviewing people about life now and than)
Y aint no 1 mentioned the Sikh missionary society or how holy smokes were formed. I remember i’m born in 1981 but my grandad use to take me to gatherings it use be in the evenings i can vaguely remember i use to hate going their as a 2,3 year old bcuz their use to be a guy with 1 half arm missing. He use to scare me with his arm. I can remember my grandad use to call him ”Tunda” lol. And i was brought up on ”Lewis road” up untill when i was 5 yrs old and sent back north to my mum
Indians workers association was already established when SARDAR UDHAM SINGH CAME TO LONDON TO AVENGE THE MASSACARE OF JALLIANWALA BAGH.
Oh bloody hell...Get out of my shop?
Indian meat shop? They not eat meat...
Every migrant faces initial difficulties. Eventually all of them got rights and amenities. Some of them became MPs of British Parliament.Coming from rural areas of Punjab and living side by side with British people was in itself a great privilege. However, society couldn't assimilate them as part of local culture. Today, if India plays a cricket match against England. Even third or fourth generation migrants pick up Indian flag and raise Indian slogans.There is no harm in diversity of culture. But if Britain needs more hands in war or propaganda.....
We can thank the government of India for mismanaging our Indian domestic affairs that our own citizens had to leave and struggle in third world countries whilst diplomats sit in Mercedes and Live in Belgraviaz
This songs a bit contradiction being shot at etc
I had an old aunt and uncle live off the lady margret road southall . They were constantly told by the immigrants that they will take their house -They did . Its a dump
I can understand how white ppl felt in 60's, but they must understand that what their government done as foreign policy towards ppl of other counties. These ppl did not just turn up here . Its is not the common working classes fault they feel hard done by but they must understand the legacy of the Britsh empire which allowed Britain build its immense wealth, the UK government and foreign policy dealt with human flesh for sale. It went to Indian, Americas and, did not go to make friends as equals but to enslave the citizens of these countries as second class citizens and lot of cases just plane slaves. The museums in London are full of war booty and stolen goods, but obviuosly they were gifted. These ppl came and worked unbelievably hard, took racist abuse and physical violence, killed on the streets UK for being the wrong colour and still are, but they stood strong and made life for themselves and their children.
Lived in Southall 7 years. Nice time and people. Nice gurudwara. Devote d Sikh people in everyday karma yoga seva. BBKJ Herakhan
Sikhi made punjabis resilient
Can anyone please help me to find the song? Thanks.
Taudi boli tuc bhul de ho taudi maa marjandi..boli maa ah love that
The same government that vilified us 70 years ago, is now kowtowing to us to get votes and donations. The issue has never been between the populace, it is, and will always be, between the so-called rulers and proletariat.
How long could they have stayed on tge slow burn? They had to put their own differences aside, stand together shoulder to shoulder and fight racism. Your struggles will not be forgotten. We are here because of you.
Vaheguru, Hare Krishna
First of all its not only south hall They already fucked up UK's more parts such as alum rock, wembley etc y their so called indian culture UK no more seems like any european country. Sorry to say😡😡
Hello I'm a film maker and would love to chat to anyone that grew up in Southall. I am currently working on a script.
Je hun students ja migration 7 8 jane rehde a ik room ta othe de born Punjabi ohna nu galat ganda ja freshie kehde a lol
Sirf freshie nahin kehnday Freshie is more polite world. Yardie kehdanay. Yardie ek song see. Caribbean born & brought up in uk used to cal new arrivals frm West indies Yardies.south Asians picked this word frm them. Wen I was in uk uni in early 1990s,sm of us south Asians overseas students had more money than uk south Asians student. Sm used to use my car. But stil behind our back they used to cal us yardies & mock our accent. Goras used to cal al South Asians Pak is.
Brilliant video Unfortunately Southall's left have deviated from our funding forefathers
Can I use some of the visuals for my Documentary
Hi Mary Duffy. No offence. Now you know how it felt when the British took over the India. The people felt the same like they were in a foreign country.
We struggle in Canada in the earlier days before what BC has become
Punjabis turn shit to gold. Our people hang in there
Shit people
What?
Shit people
Good to know
Southall feels like home fr
Well done to community of Southall, for fighting discrimination racists and driving them out of Southall. Asians all over UK looked up to Southall
Legends in their own minds. Says it all that about 15 people claim to have founded the IWA and Southall Youth Movement, each more self-important than the other. If everyone's a chief, then where are the Indians? And I say that as a 3rd gen.
Proud to be punjabi sikh. Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ke fateh
Brother please 🙏 tell me which year this movie ?
Displaced people from Punjabi Pakistan in the 1940s who were forced to migrate made their way to London, including my Uncle. So proud of the people of Punjab and Pakistan who have adopted equality, karma, sharing with the needy and keeping our hearts aligned with the divine - sharing it with the world as we enter the age of ignorance and deceit.
My father came in UK 1962, from Africa with 6 children, (and his faith)... he did alot of Sewa within the small southall community., no Gurdwara, therefore they did sewa in Peoples house, Langar was also made in peoples houses, they also used to use Beaconsfield School for services & did kirtan at night times...l remember Shakleton Hall as we also did Kirtan there on Sundays...than later at Bingo Hall on Beaconsfield Road, later there was a Hall behind the Social Security Building in Old Southall...where my young brothers and their friends used to lay the sheets before my father and his friends used to do Kirtan.....(in the early 60's)...It was hard work...as he went to work as early as 6 in the morning, come home teach Kirtan to his children & sewa and kirtan every Sundays....hence kept the community close through our faith and social gatherings......
Are u livin happy now
@@jatjeonamorh of course... but missed out on growing up with cousins in Indian... that stayed there ....after parent left.... But....now... Prity's Law...? lol
@@amykaur7984 okayy better move 2 canada also situation’s so tense in southall all the same for 30 yrs ..
@@amykaur7984 ther’s so many of punjabiss in canada so manny
@@jatjeonamorh mustn't complain...
57 Dudley road never owned by ajit singh sidhu house was owned gurdev singh dalewal and bakhshish singh& pritam singh sidhu Ajit singh sidhu was from there village mansurpur Phillur Jalandhar ( dalewal and mansurpur ) only 2 km apart information in flim totally wrong please check who ever given information Inderjit singh sidhu s/o late Bakhshish sidhu age 68 house was sold by him 1978- 1980 ( Waheguru)
Brilliant documentary!!! Lived in Southall for couple of months.. Amazing place !!!! Originally from Nepal.. but live in Cornwall now miss the place miss the samosas, chaat, panipuri and jalebi.. we used to watch Bollywood movies in Himalaya takees. Miss the old days 👍
Don't know how long ago you lived there, but it's an awful place now, I was born there, grew up there, and it has deteriorated badly, along with the surrounding towns. Overpopulated, congested, dirty, a very deprived area. I have found memories of living there, but it changed
@@maryduffy2036 I agree it has changed a lot not what it use to be, crowded and doesn't feel the same now.
Punjabis are great. I like Punjabi Culture the most.
I miss the old southall when it was mostly strong beautiful purely punjabi Sikh community 70s to late 90s. Since then its gone downhill
@Art, definitely, Southall has lots its uniqueness
Kind of eye opening, thanks for this report
ਇਹ ਸਾਰੀ ਜਾਣਕਾਰੀ ਜੇਕਰ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਭਾਸ਼ਾ ਵਿੱਚ ਦਿੱਤੀ ਹੁੰਦੀ ਤਾਂ ਹਰ ੲਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਬੰਦਾ ਸਮਝ ਸਕਦਾ ਕਿ ਤੁਸੀਂ ਕੀ ਜਾਣਕਾਰੀ ਦੇ ਰਹੇ ਹੀ।
ਤੁਸੀ ਵੀ ਸਆੳਥਹੋਲ ਤੋ ?
I m surprised why the speakers are not speaking Punjabi. They should be proud of their background
I'm surprised why you're not writing in Punjabi. You should be proud of your background as well.
Sahi gall aa
Great story. Hard work pays off
My Best place for sweets ...👍💕
Great people. What happened to the White working class that used to live there?
They sold up and moved
, , , , .
Jai hind jai bharat
Majority came from Africa. Uganda to be precise
The real working class heroes of that time .... Can relate so much as first generation of immigrant in Australia 🦘