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- Fearless Nepali mountaineer Nimsdai Purja embarks on a seemingly impossible quest to summit all 14 of the world’s 8,000-meter peaks in seven months.
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"If this was done by some western climbers then the news should have been 10 times bigger than this" This line touched my heart.
Indeed. It would have been ten times harder!
@@LOLLYPOPPE Lmao, these guys are stronger than you ever think. Just because they don’t get likes on instagram and get covered on the BBC doesn’t mean they can’t
True. That's white privilege for you.
Especially English of american lol
netflix make a movie about him i guess that not enough for his hugh ego
To put this into perspective, this legend climbed K2, in winter, without oxygen. K2 has only been climbed by 377 people in total and it had never been summited in winter before he did it. Insane.
K2 is known as a much more technically difficult mountain to summit than Mt Everest.
I don't think most people comprehend what a ridiculous feat this is..
He together with 9 sherpas.
K2 has been summited in the winter?!
I’m not a climber but I know that is an amazing feat. Just amazing.
Hats off to Netflix. They are producing movies and series in places and countries, about different people around the world, that hollywood or big studios have never ever had interest.
Thank you!
You do realise that Hollywood means any big budget "American movies" right 🤔
This is true! Thank you, Netflix.
tbf Netflix just distribute it, the producers are Little Monster Films & Noah Media Group
@@khiarov True, but distribution is also part of the whole process and it is where studios from around the world can sell their ideas and have some financial support to keep it rolling. If not from Netflix, these productions wouldnt be worldwide spreaded
@@phillkard Hollywood doesn't really have any specific meaning or can't b a single production house nor the place name . Simply saying , Hollywood is movies , songs , films, animations made thro the american production n direction which is really vast and has influenced the world a lot. Btw Netflix itself is American origin n many of its share are also American tho.
Thats all mate
He did Everest, took that viral photo and then climbed two other close mountains in 48 hours... I mean WTF, wow! Incredible is a massive understatement.
Lol. For real, tho
Moreover he did so when there was literally a human traffic jam on way to top of the Everest peak.
He must have been sprinting past everyone
Dwayne The Rock Johnson could have done it much faster
Everest was just his warm up set.
The Nepalese finally getting the credit they deserve. Without them there would be no summiting Mount Everest
@Buck Norris Preach, brother!
@Repent!. go spam on somebody else's thread
@Repent!. Just lies written by liars to keep control and power Human kindness and a generous heart is all you need not dark age fantasy books.
Are you dumb there is always summing Mount Everest dumbass does not matter
Indeed 🙏
“Giving up is not in the blood Sir” what a heart touching. Wow
That's Nepali, that's Gurkha., Gorkhali., :)
We need a whole documentary and a brave nepali to break 6 world records to finally get a little recognition. I don't know whether to be happy for sad.
My fav line.
Send his TH-cam link
@Behave yourself? Cheesy or not, he lived up to his words, which is what matters.
Not just an incredible feat of endurance but risking his life twice to save others and inspiring the other teams to climb K2. An absolute inspiration.
The worst part was the guy they had to leave behind because no one at base camp would help. Nims and his team did everything they could to help him but others did nothing, people are extremely selfish at those elevations. Nims and his team are amazing climbers and superhuman.
@@mattalibozek7258 yeah you would have been the first one to risk your life for another ! We don't know exactly what went on , your extremely judgemental !
@@mathdavies9546 if I’m judgmental, you’re confrontational.. 😂 I don’t know if I’d be the first but I’d definitely do anything I could to help save a life. If I remember correctly that incident happened on Everest and if that’s the case there were tons of people on the mountain and not a single person is willing to help in any capacity? I’m not being critical of Nims and his team they did everything they could, it’s the other people on the mountain who refused to help
@@mattalibozek7258 don't be a keyboard commandos.
It is very easy to find Faults and Criticize whom you don't like .
Probably u understand little bit English Proverb
So remember
# Fools Rush in Where Angels Fear To Tread#
I know lots of incidences where a group of people or some individual taking Ego based Decisions just to prove how Courageous they r and Risking their own lives along with their fellow Mountaineers.
I am not Rediculing this Gentleman 's Huge Effort, neither I am being in a Position to be a Judge of the Actual situation.
He definitely deserves a Ashoke Chakra award from Indian GOVERNMENT.
Yet very often the Accident happens when The human being try to defeat the Nature
"In the death Zone, I come alive" - Nims ! This is the story of an extraordinary individual. Simply amazing!!
so many quotes ...Not in the blood, 45% facked etc
this one's my favourite!
Gotta love how Netflix is branching out to different regions of the world. So excited for this!
netflix promotes paedophilia.
they should be shut down.
@@michelguevara151 good luck
"If this was done by some western climber, the news would have been ten times bigger than this". The worst part is that he's right.
EXACTLY.
If there were no "some western climbers" that stimulated growth of Nepalese mountaineering there would be no news at all.
@@markm.9731 The facts dont need news.
@@markm.9731 if there had been no Tenzing Norgay Sherpa there'd have been no Edmund Hillary
@@markm.9731 Not entirely wrong.. Edmund Hillary after climbing the Everest came back to lukla and built a school.He helped transformed a barren land into the most expensive tourist hub in Nepal.Tenzing Norgay despite being a Nepali never returned to Nepal and went to live in Darjeeling as an Indian.
This is one of the greatest documentaries I have ever seen. This man and his team are the most inspiring people on earth. I hope everyone gets a chance to watch this and learn more than what climbing is about. There are so many lessons to be learned and positivity to be had all from this movie. Brilliantly produced. Music was perfect. I have told everyone I know about it. Unbelievable. I wish I could meet them.
"the biggest strength i have is : I have no fear" what a load of bollocks. Hes either dumb or fake. Might be both.
@@larrylucid5502 you wouldn’t even last a day on them mountains 🏔 d**khead 🤡
@@Smokiejoe679 im not a wannabe hero lying my way to it :|
@@larrylucid5502 I hear you… but fear can be conquered. Not that I’ve conquered it, but I’ve had moments of complete fearlessness. The longest time was 1-2 weeks.
Some people indeed lie about no fear, and avoid the fear of feeling fear, deny their fear etc and ironically that causes it to grow.
However, when you’ve faced some enormous fears, and surrendered to potential loss and realizing that we have little control (although we definitely have choices…like to climb a mountain or other potentially dangerous feats), you can sometimes zoom out and see how being in the moment, purely in the “now”, you are fully experiencing aliveness and connectedness.
Myself, I have no need, desire, to conquer actual mountains, but definitely metaphorical ones.
Sometimes our fears can cause as much danger, suffering (and often more) than the act of living fearless. Fear is a powerful, powerful, force. It is at the root of self sabotage, relationships eroding, greed, hurtful behaviors, and on and on. Sure, in terms of survival, it can save a life. Unfortunately, we humans have our flight/fight on hyperactive mode. We all could learn from tapping into a little fearlessness. Learning to lean into discomfort and evolve…letting faith, hope, love, joy, come out on top, over fear.
@@Alphacentauri819 I appreciate the effort, but conquering fear and having no fear are two distinct concepts. Training to do something dangerous provides confidence, which eventually overcomes fear, it doesnt eliminate it. Getting catapulted into a different, uncharted situation resets that ballance. People fear what they dont understand, right ? Its natural, logical. How would this "courageous" dude fare in a burning building or a gun fight ?
Anyway, lets not get bogged down in semantics. The quote is "the biggest strength i have is : I have no fear". Pretty absurd, wouldnt you say ? :) Especially as a general quality.
This madlad not only achieved this incredible feat in such a short time, he undertook 2 rescue operations in the middle of this.
The legend that he is cannot be understated.
Those rescues should count as 15 peaks..lol..that was insane..he is a God in human form
I could do that, I am pretty badass tho ngl
@@rcc8506 he needs to have kids and enjoy his success...but he is clearly an adrenaline junkie...he can tour and make millions as a motivational speaker...nothing more to prove...his legacy can only be tarnish if he dies young needlessly
Finally a documentary on the legendary Nim Dai. Finally some Nepalese getting recognition .. Big 👍 to Netflix for this
@UCfd4pryP9PlzTsKDD25h_qw Sod off and preach elsewhere you Muji
@Repent!. Please don't preach Padre/Pastor
@Repent!. Khaire nikal ya bata aampachak khalas khare ko biu jatha
@Repent!. we were alone hindu kingdom jeusus not ours
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"Giving up is not in the blood sir, Not in the blood", Damn this line won the million heart of Nepalese all around the world. So excited to see!
Love from 🇵🇰
They were climbing mountains like a walk in the park. incredible stuff.
You can't do that also bro it is real what do you think about them
Mannnnn🤣. I've watched dozens of climbing documentaries where the climbers take 90 minutes to document and show off how hard-core and death defying their SINGLE climb up Everest/k2/others are, and this fool does them ALL in one season and it seemed like a piece of cake for him.🤣🤣. This dude owned them. He is the GOAT.
No doubt.
Don’t forget the countless books published after summiting Everest once lol. Dude did it took a photo and then climbed 2 other peaks in the span of 48hrs.
“GIVING UP IS NOT IN THE BLOOD”- Gorkhali. Like a father like a son. What a proud moment for Nepal and Nepali 🇳🇵. Jay Nepal Jay desh !!
I am from India and I always have big respect for the Nepalese. Carrying luggage of mountaineers and doing mount everest with the heavy weigh on back and still not recognise by the world was not fair. Now it's happening.
What's his father's name? Was he a Gurkha?
Well i dont like how they treath the mountains without respect. You should fear and respect the mountains to a certain degré cause the mountains arent some animal or monstres. Their is no glory to stand in the top of a mountain only to heal our souls instead. I like to ascend mountains to maybe not 7000 ans 8000 meter ones but i dont like how they treath the mountains
@@zahidhasan7052 His father served in the Indian army He joined the British army special forces..
We in Pakistan love and respect the Nepalese people. We also have some great climbers who are not well known globally. Can learn a lot from Nepalese climbers.
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So excited for this!! 💥💥
yesssssss didi😌😌
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ammoii shrinkala didi is here
Yes for sure shrinkhala d
Sahi ho babes....sisan lai xodnu paryo aaba
I saw this movie. One of the best documentaries ever made! Hands down! Anyone can watch this and feel inspired and emotional. Nimsdai is truly a remarkable human being and his story is incredible.
I've watched it 3 times and all of these affect me so much wherein I can do everything with so much confidence not only in mountaineering but also in any aspect of my life. I can't wait to see the official trailer hit 10milion views or even more! Yes, I could be that guy!
- Don't be afraid to dream big. Doesn't matter where you come from. You can show the world nothing is impossible.
- Sometimes you got to focus on something that's very important to you.
- Giving up is not in the blood, Sir! It's not in the blood.
- I learned quickly, whatever the situation is, you have to stay in control.
- I'm doing some crazy stuff. I got nothing more to give.
- I have never left anyone behind.
- It's not in my blood to leave a person behind.
- I just fell in love with the physical and mental challenge.
- It doesn't matter how extreme the challenge is. I'm not going to give up.
- On the summit, your soul becomes part of the mountain. It makes you feel alive.
- I always say to myself, I'm not gonna die today. Maybe tomorrow, but not today.
- As a leader, the team has to have in you to make the right decision.
- Guys, one life, yeah? We live it.
- As a leader, you've got to present yourself with so, so much confidence.
- But the biggest strength I have is, I have no fear.
- When you are in the mountains, you find out who you really are.
- I climb so I can live every moment of my life.
- I am the Usain Bolt of 8,000 meters. No one can defeat me!
- In life, you have to keep doing what you believe. You have to ask yourself, do you really want this from your heart? Is it for the self-glory? Or is it for something bigger?
- Sometimes, the idea that you come up with may seem impossible to the rest of the world, but that doesn't mean it's impossible for you. And if you can inspire one or two people in a good way,
then you can inspire the world.
All credit to Nirmal Purja! My Idol!
As a Nepalese it makes me really happy to see our dais getting praise and recognition, they work so hard. I've been on a few mountain treks and the sherpas are the most energetic, athletic and hardworking people I've ever seen.
Absolutely
Would make a great reality TV show, Deadliest Catch great.
Nice
Just says brothers. Not dais.
@@kooxaldoxt5162 dais is brothers in nepali
“I am not going to die today, Maybe tomorrow but not today” did for me
Really inspiring documentary. Hats off to the team and his family ❤️❤️❤️
So true
:D that was the line when I was about to switch off the tv
If you like motivational speeches and statements like this one, you will love this documentary.
I personally find them horrible and therefore couldn`t stand this documentary, even though the original idea of giving nepalese sherpas more attention + the views being great.
This was beyond inspirational for me. I am a Rt Grenadier Gaurdsman. I have lived with a giant chip on my shoulder. Now I have come to realise that my biggest mountain is me. Thank you for encouraging me Nims !
This clears up any lingering ideas that the rest of the world are even in the same conversation when it comes to climbing compared to the Nepalese. I have seen a few more Nepalese in the UK recently and they are 100000% welcome to come and live in the UK if they want to. In my opinion every single Nepalese person should have the right to live in the UK after the service the Sherpas have provided this country. Nims and his crew are absolute freaks for achieving this in just over 6 months! All power to the Nepalese!!!
Coming soon 💪
Let's fight for equality and recognition we deserve
First pay equal pay and Pensions to the Gorkhas.
As a Bangladeshi, I'm so happy to see fellow South Asian Nepalis take the spotlight. A beautiful country that hosts so many Bengali tourists every year with a smile...truly welcoming and amazing people. Go ahead and conquer what's yours!
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Love from nepal
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So kind that he gives credit to the Sherpas calling them by their name and introducing them, showing appreciation. Respect.
Nims dai is a living legend. He and his mates from Project Possible, all deserve massive respect. The hard work he had put into this project is immense. Truely an inspiring and motivating documentary. A must watch. Jai Nepal!
I watched it just yesterday.What a brave,solid minded & inspirational person Nims Dai is.He truely earns higher respect than the mountains he summited.While saying this his entire crew members deserve to be recognized & appreciated all over the world.Proud to them & be a Nepali.🇳🇵
Thoroughly enjoyed this film, slightly ashamed of not knowing more about this massive achievement before seeing it. Nims - what a character! Party and then graft like hell - Legendary - wonder if he picked that up in the army.
Proud of you bro
That's in Nepalese blood...
Leave no man behind.
That's just one gurkha lucky enough to have a spotlight. Gurkhas are born that way.
What an achievement. Don't worry. The West is watching and we are inspired. Such bravery. We are all one bro, one humanity.
Truly inspiring and an amazing achievement... what a fantastic group of people. So much respect 🙏
Love from India 🖤
West should be ashamed for not giving gurkhas equal rights. Or sherpas well deserved credit for that matter.
@@movie4now352 You didnt understand anythingThe point of the project was not to get on netflix.
Still the Team got not what it deserved. Nobody in the western world, except climbers, have heard of him until the movie came out 2 years later. Thats just not what he deserved. He tried to open our eyes but failed...
Surely you heard of Messner before, but I bet you didnt heard of Nims before
@@bm_wuratli6883 Nepalese and British don't have equal salaries or rights in UK. Ex Nepalese who served in British army have to pay 2000£ just for visa to stay in UK. Do you know by name any sherpas ?? Exactly! They are the only reason westerners make it to the top yet no one has a clue. Do you know how many Nepalese gurkha soldiers died fighting for the West? Gurkahs who were rewarded Victoria Cross can't even afford to make homes back in nepal.
Best documentary I have ever seen in my life. The way it’s narrated is absolutely beautiful. Make me feel proud of my Nepali origin. 🇳🇵❤️
you should be!!! you people are incredible
@@avensena thanks for ur lovely comment :)
Most inspiring documentary ever made. Love you Nims! ✌️😎
“Giving up is not in the blood sir, it’s not in the blood” Legend is right there Yes sir
Giving up is not in the blood sir
It's not in the blood
That line alone is legendary
That's What we Gurkhas (Nepalese) are born with Jay Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🙏🙏🙏
What an inspirational human being! I watched the movie last night and I can’t get my thoughts off of it. Nirmal, you did the impossible while helping those that were stranded during your climbs. You demonstrated that you are a great human being before being the greatest climber. You are truly deserving of the highest respect. Kudos!!
I literally got goose bump when he got HACE ...that hallucination of seing Yeti like creature due to cerebral edima during the descent from the summit of Kanchanjanga ..!!! Hats off to you Nirmal Purja for your true passion and the sacrifice you did for the sake of Legendary Sherpa´s Identity and dignity and as a whole Nepal´s reputation !!!
Hearty Respect to your Mom !!!
You are a tough GORKHALI !!!
When your a Gurkha and UKSF Operator then your mind set is already about making the Mission Possible a reality! What a true Legend. Nepal's and Britain's finest indeed!
Nepal's finest. UKSF was a hobby. We are still fighting for equal rights. Until we are treated as equals he only represents Gurkha and Nepal.
@@sourpotpie2000 you don't speak for everyone
@@sourpotpie2000 Stop.
@@rav9066 neither do you. At least a gurkha can support his fellow gurkha. Even if UK and ignorant people like you don't.
@@vandermonke4178 are you neplaese or gurkha ? If you are not you can't relate. You are entitled to your opinion. So am I.
So happy that Sherpas and the Nepalese mountaineers are finally getting some more recognition! They deserve it, and so much more
in the documentary his relationship with his mom is highlighted. i cried - she reminds me of my mother. if i had to climb knowing my mother's health was iffy i wouldn't have been able to. Hats off to Nims - love from India
This was probably the most inspiring documentary I have ever seen. I would even go as far as to say its just as much a lesson on psychology and the power of positive thinking, the impacts it has on an individual, and those around them.
Truly an incredible feat by an incredible team with a mental fortitude second to none.
Ngl i saw the title and thought "oh another mountain documentary about western people", I'm positively surprised it's about a sherpa. They deserve endless respect and appreciation for the shit they have to go through
Not only is he a Sherpa. Also former Gurkha and SBS operator
Nims is a living legend
He is not Sherpa, but other caste.
@@samietelalahti4951 yes he's a Gurkha. Afaik
@@samietelalahti4951 Nirmal Purja is a Magar
excited to watch my dudes
hello Kraig
Yesss sir
How's your journey on everest going?
Hello kraig
This was AMAZING!!!!! As a arm chair mountain climber this was the greatest adventure ive ever been on....
Nims is the GOAT. I have never visited Nepal but always feels like a mother land (listening to Nepal national anthem on repeat).
-Love and respect from India.
This looks intense. I want to watch this!
Haha! I see your comment on almost every video I open nowadays. Nice!
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Thank you so much
jst eat and watch!
Having met Mingma in Everest basecamp some years ago, I can confirm he is a different breed. I'm so excited to see him get the recognition he truly deserves.
Thank you so. Much
Word on the street is Mingma David is the best dancer in the world.
What an amazing documentary man!
Lots of love to all the Nepalese🇳🇵out there from their neighbouring country India 🇮🇳
Absolute legends, every single one of them!
Can you imagine just how much effort and sweet it takes just doing all those meetings and try to convince other people to get on board. And that is maybe 1% of this enormous project.
When I first heard the news of Nims dai completing the expedition I wished there was a movie we could watch. Now to actually be able to see it on Netfilx is like a dream come true. I in fact started reading about all the mountains you climbed and read news articles about you. Even though I was not having a great interest in mountaineering before after reading about him got really interested in it. I salute you for your undying courage and self-belief. I really admire the support from Bhauju and your family for supporting you throughout. I cannot even imagine how all those times were like for your family when you were away climbing mountains. You not only make us proud Nims dai but also showed us what is possible. Lots of love and immense support from a fellow human.
He makes us proud to be a Nepali 🇳🇵🇳🇵
What an amazing, thrilling journey that was. Truly inspiring. Nimsdai showed the whole world what Nepalese, Sherpas, Gurkhas are capable of.
Mad respect for Nims and his team. What a beautiful,crazy, inspiring documentary!!!
The fool didn't know it was impossible, so he did it. It's my honor to witness this man's journey.
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Can’t wait!!!
Ok so don't wait
@@robo1989 😂
I just finished. Let's give this man and his team the coverage they deserve!
You made all Nepalese proud Nims! Indeed you had a blessing from the spirits of these mountains for such a great feat! With such a good heart, the mother nature obviously supported you :)
I loved this! And the fact that he highlighted that “MY Sherpa” have NAMES and should be called by their names and that the climbers would be nothing without “their Sherpas.” This guy has mental and physical strength and it showed throughout the film. He refused to leave any man behind when NO ONE else came to their call for help!!! Inspiring!
Exactly... I fully agree with you and like to add a huge compliment for his fantastic wife as well. Standing there with tears in her eyes but still supports him. That's true love. What a power couple!. Big respect for them and everyone involved I this project plus their families. True legends
So true - that really struck me - that a western climber could rely on ‘their Sherpa’ and not even know their name, shocking. Another great film is Sherpa directed by Jennifer Peedham.
I liked that his mum flew out in the helicopter to meet him. That brought tears to my eyes as he loved his mum so much
And not necessarily all are from Sherpa Ethnicity. Some could be from other Ethnicity like Tamang, etc.
@@mikesstories2762 With love, the impossible is made possible.
This is going to be so epic!!!!!
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Hmro sachii bt kancha ho ki k ho😂😂
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One of the best documentaries i have ever watched
Great documentary and highly inspiring !! I also watched the interview with Mr. Purja. It seems like there is absolutely no support from the government of Nepal to these Sherpas. It is a shame. People like Mr. Purja are doing so much for the recognition of the country but the Nepalese government does not put any effort to even appreciate these people, let alone the sponsorships and funding. This documentary is an excellent message to the world that demonstrated the ability of Nepalese people. Bravo to the team who broke all the records.
I love Nim. This makes me want to cry so bad. People underestimate how much the communities that surround these mountains give to support the foreigners who come to conquer their mountain. They are just looked at as the help when in reality they are true mountaineers. Nim deserves all the accolades. As well as the sherpas and porters from Kilimanjaro to Aconcagua to Pakistan etc! A majority of summits would never be possible without their help.
Proud moment for all Nepalese. Huge Respect and love Nims dai.
@1 xyz I don't disagree.
@1 xyz true bro you are right
@1 xyz someone is speaking fact
Hats off to NIMS and his teams , What a story of bravery, its impossible to do that, but He made it, waoooowwwww. Unbelievable. what a man He is. a huge respect and salute from Pakistan.
Good job Netflix for picking this up. This man deserves the attention of the world.
This was the most incredible documentary that I have ever watched. This is pure inspiration
Not gonna lie, I’m kind of glad Netflix has to make their originals to add more content. Because they’ve gotten better since other services pulled their content about a year ago.
"Giving up is not in the blood sir" was powerful words. Thanks Nirmal purja for making Nepal famous and Magar tribe proud
Absolute banger. So proud of Nims Dai for representing Nepal in such a huge stage. Massive and massive respect to him and his family for believing in him. Condolences to his mother, she was the rock for him.
Nepalese people are a tough breed,just take a look at the Ghukhas who never really got the recognition they deserved for fighting in the 2nd World War.(Respect).
Gurkhas have fought and died in every major wars in the world and people still don't know bout gurkhas
@@ayoogorkhali9262 I followed Joanna Lumleys campaign when she fought the British government to get Ghukhas an Army pension, which they should rightly have got paid from the get go.That was a disgraceful move by the British to deny them that.I'm happy Joanna fought for them and won.
@@ayoogorkhali9262 bro they know bro ...if they care about army and worldwar they are legend
“Giving up is not in the blood sir, it’s not in the blood” the words are enough to give u goosebumps..can't wait for the release
The fact that he climbed 3 (three) 8,000ers in 48 hours has got to be highlighted. That is amazing! Lhotse is close to Everest but Makalu not necessarily! It's quite the feat 😱
This guy throws parties in base camps, submits Kanchenjunga while hungover....that is so badass😅🙏. His spirit is so infectious. Beautiful
This is going to be a huge hit! Can't wait to see Nims and the other Nepali climbers get some worthy recognition for their achievements
Nirmal Purja is the real hero . His achievements makes all the marginalised people of the world proud. He didn't act selfishly, he took with him and climbed the K2 summit together with Sherpa brothers,who are looked back for a long time. Thanks Netflix for making a historic documentary.
I'm watching this right now and obviously this is all amazing but to me the most amazing part is that these men can party the night before and then go on these expeditions. My ass be calling out of work if I party the night before. I can hardly make myself food in the morning lol Truelly inspirational. Thank you guys for proving to everyone Almost anything is possible.
Nims dai representing Nepal ❤️
Proud
First Nepali documentary on Netflix
What an inspirational movie
"If a man says he is not afraid of dying, he is either lying or is a Gurkha." - Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, Indian Chief of Army Staff
I think it's more likely that he doesn't believe he'll die. Extreme preparation fosters great confidence.
He wasn't chief, he was field marshal of Indian Army ( supreme post of Indian Army)
Not only was he a gurkha, he was the first gurkha to ever pass SBS selection and served in the UK special forces for nearly a decade
@@jai6954 he was the chief in 1971 COAS is a post.. Field Marshal is rank.. Understand the difference
@@ASHISHSHARMA-dh5oz COAS is called General, which is also a rank. First you understand the difference before preaching here . Post and rank are same. in defence, post simply called ranks.
One rank is above or below another, field marshal is supreme then general or your COAS. So first you learn and then comment here.
So excited for this! He’s literally a god of mountaineering in the Himalayas.
Nims Purja and Crew: Mingma David Sherpa, Mingma Tenzi Sherpa, Geljen Sherpa, Pem Chiri Sherpa, Dawa Temba Sherpa. The fact that 5 other people did this along side him. Absolute LEGENDS!
Honestly, best documentary I have ever watched. I cant tell you exactly but I've watched it multiple times. I have never watched a documentary multiple times before this. LEGENDARY!
"Some make excuses, others make history."
proud of our heroes ❤️👍
The line " giving up is not in the blood" really gives goosebumps 👍 and touches the heart of every single Nepalese 🇳🇵❤️.
Jai Nepal 🇳🇵❤️ : proud to be Nepali 🇳🇵
TRULY INSPIRATIONAL! CONGRATS AND RESPECT, NIM ! FROM MALAYSIA 🙏
Yo nimsdai 👍 much love from india 🇮🇳
Met Nims Dai in Nepal 2 years ago during sherpa festival!such a humble and amazing guy.Had a chat with him about his journey and gave me some tips in mountaineering.Congrats brother!
This man is literally superhuman, I've followed him for a while now and I have no doubt he is one of the greatest, if the not the best, mountaineers of all time. Really excited for this.
Just started watching this series, have to say Sherpas are a different breed of people !
Aasu aayo
Mann jityo
Nachoyoo
NimS Dai ra team
Lai dherai bhanda dherai badhai chha...you people have conquered the world finally 🇳🇵💐🎉✨
Nims is a machine, its difficult for the Nepalese to get selected to join the british army and they go through crazy physical tests.
They then pass basic training and if that wasnt enough Nims became the first person from nepal to join UK SF (SBS) This man is a machine.
I started this at 12:30am not knowing what I was in for and boy oh boy. Very moving and inspiring documentary. I would recommend this to anyone.
This documentary absolutely blew me away. Totally in awe of this guy and his team. Props to you all from Hawaii!!
The one documentary I watched till the end for such a long time, and the only one that moved me so much to spread the word about it!!
The music, the scenery, and the people combined together made this film great. I hope Nim and his crew get the recognition they deserve, their rescue attempts were amazing without even mentioning the inspiration they achieved at K2 that helped those people achieve their dreams that day.
He got the credit and now owns and runs a very successful mountain guide company with other Nepalese climbers, he deserves every success
Saw the European Premiere at Kendal Mountain Festival - You are all in for a treat. What a film! Loved it.
Had a lot of Goosebumps ♥️🇳🇵
My respect for Nims Dai is infinity
I am late to the party but boy , I had tears in my eyes when they touched the 14th peak . Nims hugging his mother in the helicopter was ❤❤❤❤❤
"Giving up is not in the blood sir, it's not in the blood"
Excited for this Nirmal Dai !!
Nepali politicians are vampire sir and they had been sucking our blood for many decades now it's time to pray god for an honesty hero to save us sir....
Literally gave me goosebumps. This was long overdue. Thank you Netflix. Often times the Westerners gets accolades who had 10 people helping him, from carrying their loads to cooking for them and making a way for them.
This is one of the greatest documentaries I have ever seen. Remember the name people, NIMS PURJA. A real human legend. This should win an Oscar and get proper recognition akin to Free Solo.
The film has inspired me tremendously, those scenes in high altitudes man, they are life-giving. Project Possible is now a way of life!
His winter climb of K2 is the real story. The king of mountains finally tamed. That’s the movie to watch in the future as Everest is amateur climbing at best. Karakorams are the holy grail of mountaineering.
Wow, I will definitely renew my Netflix subscription just to watch this one. I'm completely astonished by the strength and will of all the sherpas that have bravely and selflessly helped so many westerners climb the Himalayas and I'm so glad and proud to see one of you on the front cover. This is a great achievement for your nation and all the world. Be safe