Ya, actually this movie was kinda an eye-opener that shows the hardships these deprived kids face. I have watched this movie, in the ending, they've given its website also to support the cause.
Oh my gracious.., he has a heart of gold. He don't even know the word "anger" even when scolded by the male teacher or his uncle. Love this movie, great storyline, gr8 recapped
I personally watched this when I was kid ... And i truly recommend everyone to watch this because this is a cinematic master piece in acting perspective too ,,, it's available on Disney plus hotstar or probably also available on TH-cam too
Made me shed a tear because one time in Kindergarten,i had accidentally dropped my lunch on the floor,and then decide to just skip lunch all together but suddenly other kids some beside my seat and infront decide to share their lunch with me.
No matter how sad is his life, The kid managed to stay happy with his friends without letting anyone know about how miserable his life is. That is inspirational.
I cried at the part where he still shared his food, the only food he got, to his friends and everyone else, even if it's the only thing left for him. Maybe it's because he wants to belong and be accepted or maybe because he hasn't had anyone to share it with. But it's just so heartbreaking to imagine a child left with this feeling of wanting to be accepted and wanting to belong because he has never felt love by the people around him. Kudos to the friends who were there for him and to share food with him. I love that part.
There are those that have the least, yet wants to share what they have with others, because they know what it means to have very little. Not every person has a good heart but there are many out there.
The fact that this Film didn't got a Happy Ending like the kid getting rich and all is so accurate, Like he stays at his own age and still his life will still be the same.. I love it absolutely. It shows how most people gets dissapointed at this type of ending or sort of anything, shows it's the truth. Also how my life will still be the same until 80 years.. or more i guess. I indeed admire this film with pure heart, It's just great.
For most people, life becomes a constant as you just said but it's not like you can try to change it. I'm 17 so I haven't experienced much life like you may have. But my only life goal is to not let it be constant 🙂
@@xyan819 Pretty sure the school principal is funding his education. Thats why the principal is the only one is school who knows that he is an orphan and where he lives
We didn't know a beautiful film like this exist. The boy shares a message to the society. Any hardship in life can be handled easily. Thanks for sharing ❤️
OMG i know that this is just a movie but I'm literally crying because i know that there's sweet little innocent children with heart's of gold like this child that are being abused in real life like this😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@tahersplatinumgaming5624 yes. Several psychology students began a research on prevalence of learning disabilities among school children in various parts of India. The contents of this movie is one of the by products of that research.
When I went to school my friend didn't get lunch money from his dad so I bought him lunch every day for like 4 years. My parents were well off so I asked for more lunch money to buy snacks to help me focus better is what I told them. I just bought my friend lunch with the extra.
This story made me cry. I realized how much you have in life if you have 2 parents that love you, a safe place to sleep and are loved by your mom. May God bless today, every child that does not have those things today. May I cross their path and be able to fill the need for them in Jesus name. I want friends like this boy had. I've had teachers and bosses like this most of my adult life.
@@maezztro2178 abbe chutye! It’s there on Wikipedia. Plus most Hindi film watchers know this because when this film was released, it had a lot of fanfare just because it was Amol Gupte and his son in the same film.
His friends are so nice to him. Also when the teachers yell at him, they should just tell him to bring his own lunch. I never saw such a greedy teacher.
If anyone has a doubt that how does he have money to go to school but not for food, well some schools are government based and free of cost I'm writing under this comment because not many people will able to see this if I wrote it personally
This really makes you think about what we as humans take for granted something as simple as food can be so difficult to come by and it's shocking and sad.
I cried so hard while watching this movie and again while watching this video. The kid has done an exceptional job so does the "khadoos" who is the director and the real life father of Stanley. A must watch movie, just like Tare Zameen Par.
As someone who loves to cook for people this makes me really sad. I've been in situations where I was so hungry but there was no food I could make so I just looked at everyone else lunches and they treated me weird when my eyes wandered to their food trays. I learned to cook so I wouldn't be in that position again and I now cook for others so this story hits me hard
I personally watched this when I was kid ... And i truly recommend everyone to watch this because this is a cinematic master piece in acting perspective too ,,, it's available on Disney plus hotstar or probably available on TH-cam too
aw man if you were in my class i would share you my lunch :( i hardly eat lunch or not eat at all anymore since I'm fat and sometimes being fatshamed but since quarantine i started eating again
I saw this movie in a theatre and for me, it remains one of my all time favourites for the message it conveys! Stanley ka Dabba is an under-rated classic. My only disappointment was the ending. I mean, in an ideal world, that uncle would be arrested and Akram will be the new owner, with Stanley being relieved of his child labour, yet continuing to study in the school with stories of his mother preparing the grand dabba! I know, that is a lot of wishful thinking! An interesting side note: That Khadus (the meaning of that Hindi word is 'someone who is mean') Hindi teacher is actually the director of the movie - Amol Gupte. The protagonist kid Stanley is his son in real life - Partho. Amol Gupte was also involved as the Screenwriter of (as also the brain behind) another children's classic that was released before Stanley ka Dabba called 'Taare Zameen Par' which influenced the Indians to start talking about, and take seriously, the issue of dyslexia.
This is so great that you gave this explanation I was getting so mad at the Director lol. Glad to see he is a social activist and aims to build better morals in the viewer.
@@manasmamtora5099 I say he represents government or people in power .Some people in power like other 's to feel weak and etc . It makes them feel more powerful but they are not nice Christian or religious people and yes some are atheist also.
Poor Stanley: •Can't afford food. •Drink water and no food. •He eats foods from his friends. •He got embarrassed by his teacher just because he always doesn't bring his lunchbox. *And then you knew he was an orphan* *so he live with his abusive uncle and abusing him several times.*
The worst part is that he is made a labourer by his uncle, who's probably his legal guardian too! Even if someone wants to help, the abuser can say that he's the legal guardian
@@anshikdarsan3726 are you dumb? What is this excessive jingoism everywhere? Why are you guys so cringe? Koi esa cringiapa nhi karta jitna humare log karte hain bat bat me
It's a heart touching story. Tears flowing from my eyes, I prayed to GOD to be compassionate! How many children go thru this in real life. I like his nature, smiling, never give up - instead of self pity, brooding over the ñegative situation - he makes up stories, should we call lies? No! He saves his dignity - positive explanations n action I.e practicing dance steps behind the background, sharing his food, his attitude towards all, even those who hurt him. Well appreciated the love n concern of some classmates with no expectation. May God blessTeachers like Rosy n the Choreographer etc. Oh God we need many like them! We learn to love, take time to understand the situations under which many innocent, helpless n lonely r misunderstoodn hard pressed. From this story let us learn to love, be patient to know n reach out, help someone from helpless, hopeless n loneliness to rise high to achieve their goal. When you do your best God does the rest (remaining) God's "rest" has no limits, He wants us to give what we can, sow the seed, He will bless n multiply the fruits!!!
This made me cry, a selfless child who life humbled at such a tender age left alone in a cruel world with no one to protect him💔. He hides his pain behind his humor and because he knows how cruel life is he tries to make everyone around him happy🥺. Sad part about it is that there are actually children out there living this way 😓, it really breaks my heart to know that people treat those innocent souls like that and even worst. Lord plz protect those babies out there who are being abused in anyway shape or form🙏🏽😓
Interesting fact: Stanley is khadoos son in real life and Khadoos is the director of this film :)) and a request @Fox Recaps pls do a video about a movie named 'Taare Zameen Par'. Its a true masterpiece of bollywood. It will leave you in tears.
Taare zameen par is one of greatest movie I've ever watch. It's full of deep meaning and also a lot of emotion. And yes I've watched that 3 times and it still got me ugly crying knowing that "children" in that movie are the true survival. That would be great if fox recap could do the recap of taree zameen par.
He played it well, even though he was acting in the movie, it would take a moment for me to realise that he is an actor and not the same person shown in the film
The fact that he created stories of his mother packing a dabba for him, even after brining his own food packed by Akram shows his deteriorating mental health. Children are gifts of god. They must be taken care of. 😔
His mental health is not deteriorating. It's just a lie so he doesn't feel left out with the other kids. I'm sure he's grateful for Akram, he's telling white lies to fit in like children do.
The best part of the movie is that the actor who played the role of "Khadus" the hindi teacher was actually the director and writer of the movie and the child actor (Stanley) is his son in real life..
Very touching story with lessons... The movie made me cry and miss my late mom so much and think of how she used to come to school during lunch time to bring food for me and my 2 sisters; especially on days where we left home without proper breakfast or lunch money😭
That was the saddest ending i've ever seen... I mean expected something like, the teacher adopting him or sum.. But he just continues to be abused and lying about his parents existence
Life is unfair and sad if you are born in India and are an orphan. It is heaven if you are rich and good looking. Everything is magnified times 10 here.
It would be additional karma for him if at least one of the students or other teachers applied laxatives to his food and then gave it all to that teacher
I have watched this movie multiple times and it always makes me cry.. As I too didn't get lunchbox cuz my mom was too lazy to cook.. So I would also drink water when I got hungry.. But the thing was I didn't have friends either
@@randallanno2327 it’s a metaphor for people who steal from honest hardworking people (by exploiting their labor/innovation and kindness) that’s why when the kids worked together they could fight back and support their friend (working class solidarity)
Once, we had a fruit carving competition in school and my teacher took all the expensive fruits out of that and ate it when we weren't even there. Like a kiwi that my group had made carved into a turtle and many others that we had carved into aquatic animals. She didn't touch the ones that are easily available in India 🙄
Man that little boy has a big heart. It's not the happy ending i was expecting but really makes you want to help ppl anytime you can because you never know what they are goin thru
I think this movie represents gluttony and temperance, one of the seven deadly sins and seven heavenly virtues. I love it from the beginning to the end of the recap-
Be selfish because everyone else will. If they show selflessness, you can show it too. This strategy is kinda like, "Eye for an Eye" but more like "You give me your eye I give you mine or You scratch my back and I'll scratch yours"
Stanley's problem of being a child labourer and physically abused was never fixed it really leaves the ending a bitter sweet ending :'(
Ya, actually this movie was kinda an eye-opener that shows the hardships these deprived kids face. I have watched this movie, in the ending, they've given its website also to support the cause.
That's because it exists in real life
This movie represents the child laborers in India..
ur profile pic haunts me
Yes.. But this is the harsh reality of the streets
Oh my gracious.., he has a heart of gold. He don't even know the word "anger" even when scolded by the male teacher or his uncle. Love this movie, great storyline, gr8 recapped
he has a heart full of kindness he is so nice
I personally watched this when I was kid ... And i truly recommend everyone to watch this because this is a cinematic master piece in acting perspective too ,,, it's available on Disney plus hotstar or probably also available on TH-cam too
@llxovk stanley ka dabba
Is a film there are actors.
How do you he is nice?
@@foden6005 "Because is a kid"
"U stoepd"
The fact that the kid still shared food with the rest of his teachers and staff says a lot on who he is despite the treatment he receives at "home"
He got no home but a work place where he eats and sleeps too
Atleast he has some caring good classmates who voluntarily shared food with him. Friends are precious.
Made me shed a tear because one time in Kindergarten,i had accidentally dropped my lunch on the floor,and then decide to just skip lunch all together but suddenly other kids some beside my seat and infront decide to share their lunch with me.
As somebody who had to endure hunger and poverty as I child I cannot even begin to express how sadly relatable this is.
@10k subs no videos ez hat, it's pretty cold where I live.
What country brother?
@@kiemagen probably polish by his last name
@10k subs no videos ez 10k subs no vids thats so cool how did you do it? 😂😂
Same bro
That gluttonous teacher is absolutely despicable as a person
You are everywhere please teach me the art of the mustache. lol
oh wow im early
Fr I wanted to jump into the movie and throw hands😤😡🤬
Very despicable i almost punched my monitor because of it
Actually he is the director of this film and Stanley is his son in real life
No matter how sad is his life, The kid managed to stay happy with his friends without letting anyone know about how miserable his life is. That is inspirational.
Even when he had food, he chose to share it and have less for himself 😮😮😮 the most generous child in the world❤❤❤
I cried at the part where he still shared his food, the only food he got, to his friends and everyone else, even if it's the only thing left for him. Maybe it's because he wants to belong and be accepted or maybe because he hasn't had anyone to share it with. But it's just so heartbreaking to imagine a child left with this feeling of wanting to be accepted and wanting to belong because he has never felt love by the people around him. Kudos to the friends who were there for him and to share food with him. I love that part.
aint nothin like breakin bread with the homies, it creates a bond, and helps out for those not so fortunate homies
There are those that have the least, yet wants to share what they have with others, because they know what it means to have very little. Not every person has a good heart but there are many out there.
Same
Because he has a Good nature ad Grateful heart ❤.
Every child deserves parents and meals.
My sisters kids were always hungry so I always had noodles and pbj just in case for them if they request food.
good parents, meals and good education
@@monicastorbeck2238 my sister was not a good parent. I did tutor if the kids asked for help though.
But not every child lol some child grow up to be a maniac
@@Decade332 Damn its almost as if those children that grow up to be maniacs didn't have those things...
Dang I like this kids, glad Stanley's classmates weren't Aholes and was instead really nice and helpful towards him.
It's so heart warming that even when he got his own food, he shared it with everyone!True kindness
nom nom
The fact that this Film didn't got a Happy Ending like the kid getting rich and all is so accurate, Like he stays at his own age and still his life will still be the same.. I love it absolutely. It shows how most people gets dissapointed at this type of ending or sort of anything, shows it's the truth. Also how my life will still be the same until 80 years.. or more i guess. I indeed admire this film with pure heart, It's just great.
For most people, life becomes a constant as you just said but it's not like you can try to change it. I'm 17 so I haven't experienced much life like you may have. But my only life goal is to not let it be constant 🙂
Even though his uncle is very rude and physical towards him but he is sending him to school too instead of just making him full time child labour.
P
@@xyan819 Pretty sure the school principal is funding his education. Thats why the principal is the only one is school who knows that he is an orphan and where he lives
Fun fact : The director himself played the role of Khadoos .
One more fun fact the khadoos and director is the real life father of Stanley
I'm pretty sure khadoos would be able to pronounce jalebi and Dabba properly if the director himself was khadoos
Aaahaahaha kadhus khie funny
Yeah I watched it
And the school's Nikocado Avocado.
This is such a heartbreaking story. But, unlike most movies, I am happy that his friends were kind and loved him 💖
We didn't know a beautiful film like this exist. The boy shares a message to the society. Any hardship in life can be handled easily. Thanks for sharing ❤️
OMG i know that this is just a movie but I'm literally crying because i know that there's sweet little innocent children with heart's of gold like this child that are being abused in real life like this😭😭😭😭😭😭
Sorry to break your heart. This movie is based on true events.
@@ratnakararumugam2582 th really
@@tahersplatinumgaming5624 ya
@@tahersplatinumgaming5624 yes. Several psychology students began a research on prevalence of learning disabilities among school children in various parts of India. The contents of this movie is one of the by products of that research.
😭😭😭
Drinking water from the tap to feed his hunger was one of the most heart breaking scene in this movie. 💔 💔
When I went to school my friend didn't get lunch money from his dad so I bought him lunch every day for like 4 years. My parents were well off so I asked for more lunch money to buy snacks to help me focus better is what I told them. I just bought my friend lunch with the extra.
@@mathgasm8484 That's quite nice of you!
@@fenexus404 Now he hates me due to political propaganda that people of a certain economic situation are evil.
@@mathgasm8484 bruh how come people you help always turn on you...
@@muzinhiphop7591 It's the way the world works it seems.
I didn’t think I would end up sobbing so much towards the end . 😔 😢 my heart breaks for everyone who’s going through things like these .
This story made me cry. I realized how much you have in life if you have 2 parents that love you, a safe place to sleep and are loved by your mom. May God bless today, every child that does not have those things today. May I cross their path and be able to fill the need for them in Jesus name. I want friends like this boy had. I've had teachers and bosses like this most of my adult life.
For people who don't know.. That Khaddus teacher is actually Stanley's real life father and he loves him in real life
where did u get that info from lmao
@@maezztro2178 it's true... Check it out yourself... Amole gupte... Director and actor
@@maezztro2178 I have my sources 😌
He’s also the director of this movie and Taare Zameen Par
@@maezztro2178 abbe chutye! It’s there on Wikipedia. Plus most Hindi film watchers know this because when this film was released, it had a lot of fanfare just because it was Amol Gupte and his son in the same film.
His friends are so nice to him. Also when the teachers yell at him, they should just tell him to bring his own lunch. I never saw such a greedy teacher.
movie boi
MORAL LESSON :
Behind each smile there is pain and sorrow.
Never stop checking up on your friend becoz he/she smiling doesnt mean everything is okay.
The fact he shared food with everyone without eating for several days is just so amazing
A moving, well-written & well-executed film, the story is simple, seamless & very interesting
If anyone has a doubt that how does he have money to go to school but not for food, well some schools are government based and free of cost
I'm writing under this comment because not many people will able to see this if I wrote it personally
@@sarswatibisht6215 🤣👍
Y e
I feel like it needed a different ending. Maybe an ending that involved everyone finding out the truth.
@@sarswatibisht6215 yes
fun fact:the teacher who is scolding stanley is actually his real dad.(reallife dad)
really !? omgg
@@sopiayeoja2823 in real life. not in the movie.
@@Kupandi oh i see... thanks for the clarification!!
And also the director of this movie...
@@AsheeshKum yes.
This really makes you think about what we as humans take for granted something as simple as food can be so difficult to come by and it's shocking and sad.
Aw ☹️ what a good kid. Good friends too.
even though he suffered from hunger and was abused, he shared his food and did everything he could to make his friends happy. What a great story
A teacher's bully can be very hurtful. I hope all the teachers can treat the kids equally and fairly.
U know some don't u shouldn't care tbh
@@Diejdheo2p wat
@@gabriellazonunthara1227 was I talking too u? no I wasn't
@@Diejdheo2p well you see, sometimes your idiocy attracts curious people
@@gabriellazonunthara1227I approve
I can’t imagine the kids that actually go through this
he even shared his dabba with the school janitor, his a real chad
I cried so hard while watching this movie and again while watching this video. The kid has done an exceptional job so does the "khadoos" who is the director and the real life father of Stanley. A must watch movie, just like Tare Zameen Par.
Yess i love that movie too!
As someone who loves to cook for people this makes me really sad. I've been in situations where I was so hungry but there was no food I could make so I just looked at everyone else lunches and they treated me weird when my eyes wandered to their food trays. I learned to cook so I wouldn't be in that position again and I now cook for others so this story hits me hard
Damn...that was touching!
I personally watched this when I was kid ... And i truly recommend everyone to watch this because this is a cinematic master piece in acting perspective too ,,, it's available on Disney plus hotstar or probably available on TH-cam too
I can relate with you my friend
Relatable
aw man if you were in my class i would share you my lunch :(
i hardly eat lunch or not eat at all anymore since I'm fat and sometimes being fatshamed but since quarantine i started eating again
This shows how much we need to be grateful for our Own stuff as some people aren’t Very lucky as us
This was indeed a touching story I felt bad for this poor boy
I saw this movie in a theatre and for me, it remains one of my all time favourites for the message it conveys! Stanley ka Dabba is an under-rated classic. My only disappointment was the ending. I mean, in an ideal world, that uncle would be arrested and Akram will be the new owner, with Stanley being relieved of his child labour, yet continuing to study in the school with stories of his mother preparing the grand dabba! I know, that is a lot of wishful thinking!
An interesting side note: That Khadus (the meaning of that Hindi word is 'someone who is mean') Hindi teacher is actually the director of the movie - Amol Gupte. The protagonist kid Stanley is his son in real life - Partho. Amol Gupte was also involved as the Screenwriter of (as also the brain behind) another children's classic that was released before Stanley ka Dabba called 'Taare Zameen Par' which influenced the Indians to start talking about, and take seriously, the issue of dyslexia.
This is so great that you gave this explanation I was getting so mad at the Director lol. Glad to see he is a social activist and aims to build better morals in the viewer.
@@itsadesign7893 It must have been a good one 🇺🇲
I enjoyed it thoroughly 😊.
200th liker and spoiler
I’d say Khadus is someone who’s ignorant and stingy
@@manasmamtora5099 I say he represents government or people in power .Some people in power like other 's to feel weak and etc . It makes them feel more powerful but they are not nice Christian or religious people and yes some are atheist also.
Poor Stanley:
•Can't afford food.
•Drink water and no food.
•He eats foods from his friends.
•He got embarrassed by his teacher just because he always doesn't bring his lunchbox.
*And then you knew he was an orphan*
*so he live with his abusive uncle and abusing him several times.*
he was a orphan with parents????
@@user-if5mf5ii6r yeah but you said he had parents, orphan don’t have parents
and his teacher quit himself is because he know the truth .
All this facts makes me cry 😭
The worst part is that he is made a labourer by his uncle, who's probably his legal guardian too! Even if someone wants to help, the abuser can say that he's the legal guardian
To all the Akram's and Rosie's of the world: You're treasures, and thank you for all you do and who you are.
This is a GEM of a film, it was amongst the best films, the story is simple, seamless and very interesting💫
Coz it's from india 🤍
@@anshikdarsan3726 This is a rare gem. Most films in India now a days are just trash.
@@anshikdarsan3726 are you dumb? What is this excessive jingoism everywhere? Why are you guys so cringe? Koi esa cringiapa nhi karta jitna humare log karte hain bat bat me
Sharing the food with the janitor at the end will be the best thing he would do in his whole life
@@nilasmp6907 most bollywood movies*(mollywood and tollywood are priducing extraordinary movies)
oh man this hit right in the feels specially coming from a poor country no one deserve this kinda life man feels bad :(
As long as their are rich countries, there will always be poor countries.. Just enjoy resources while you can as rich man
@@patelmanthan83 he said he is from poor country
India is not a poor country
@@slimegaming5058 India is a poor country.. Go by per capita income.. Poor by knowledge as well
I just said I needed for my contry what if I say ur country is poor is dumb it's the smallest it's frikin bad how will it fell?
It's a heart touching story. Tears flowing from my eyes, I prayed to GOD to be compassionate! How many children go thru this in real life. I like his nature, smiling, never give up - instead of self pity, brooding over the ñegative situation - he makes up stories, should we call lies? No! He saves his dignity - positive explanations n action I.e practicing dance steps behind the background, sharing his food, his attitude towards all, even those who hurt him. Well appreciated the love n concern of some classmates with no expectation. May God blessTeachers like Rosy n the Choreographer etc. Oh God we need many like them! We learn to love, take time to understand the situations under which many innocent, helpless n lonely r misunderstoodn hard pressed. From this story let us learn to love, be patient to know n reach out, help someone from helpless, hopeless n loneliness to rise high to achieve their goal. When you do your best God does the rest (remaining)
God's "rest" has no limits, He wants us to give what we can, sow the seed, He will bless n multiply the fruits!!!
the kid shares his food that he gets with his friends even tho he doesnt have much ;) what a nice guy
even his friends are nice :D
These bollywood movie recaps are great. Please keep them up!
oh this was a Bollywood movie ,I thought it was a Tamil movie
@@entervrathe4582 who cares... At last it's an Indian movie...
At last there isn't any nepotism product
@@arashi9678 The actor for Stanley is the son of the director
@@Drsheetalbawiskar Shit 😂. But the kid did good acting though
You can't satisfy hunger with water alone my friend, I've tried.
better, try it when you dont have food
@@lakhpatsinghpurohit5838 🤦♂
That's what they are trying to say.
Nah it kinda works but for a short time
@@asmitsharma70 I don't count that as satisfying hunger
@@Parrot3054 Thanks :)
Such a great teacher Rosie!
The child has such a golden heart!
Karouse earned my respect for him again after he cried and left the school
@The_Local_Idiot_69_420 he went skadoosh
True atleast he realised his mistake
lmao karouse xD, you mean "Khadoos"
This made me cry, a selfless child who life humbled at such a tender age left alone in a cruel world with no one to protect him💔. He hides his pain behind his humor and because he knows how cruel life is he tries to make everyone around him happy🥺. Sad part about it is that there are actually children out there living this way 😓, it really breaks my heart to know that people treat those innocent souls like that and even worst. Lord plz protect those babies out there who are being abused in anyway shape or form🙏🏽😓
Yeah sure, there are few million students like this
He's very strong
Stanley's friends and Rosy, the teacher >>>>>>>>
Damm this was legit sad almost cried but I’m okay
Sadly the funniest and coolest kids are the ones who cries when no one is around😞
Interesting fact: Stanley is khadoos son in real life and Khadoos is the director of this film :))
and a request @Fox Recaps pls do a video about a movie named 'Taare Zameen Par'. Its a true masterpiece of bollywood. It will leave you in tears.
Taare zameen par is one of greatest movie I've ever watch. It's full of deep meaning and also a lot of emotion. And yes I've watched that 3 times and it still got me ugly crying knowing that "children" in that movie are the true survival. That would be great if fox recap could do the recap of taree zameen par.
@@emilf3753 Its a masterpiece :)
Damn I have watched that movie a lot of times
What a good movie
Such a kind boy ❤️
10:25 it made me cry stanley has a golden heart for his enemy
Even a robot can cry after hearing this.
Fun fact : The director himself played the role of Khadoos .
He played it well, even though he was acting in the movie, it would take a moment for me to realise that he is an actor and not the same person shown in the film
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Somehow this actually made me cry
Me too🥺
Very inspirational movie.. I love you kid,, i wish more lovebable kids like you god gave more blessings not only this time but forever..😍😍
this vedio melted my heart i can't hold my tears
The fact that he created stories of his mother packing a dabba for him, even after brining his own food packed by Akram shows his deteriorating mental health. Children are gifts of god. They must be taken care of. 😔
It's nothing to do with the mental health but rather with his longing to fit in.
His mental health is not deteriorating. It's just a lie so he doesn't feel left out with the other kids. I'm sure he's grateful for Akram, he's telling white lies to fit in like children do.
The population situation is making the situation worse, the starvation is bad but it got 99% worse with the increased famines
He won't refuse to eat even if he was held at gun point 😂🤣😅
If something happened to me and my wife, I would pray someone would care and love our child, and not put him through such hardships.
I actually enjoyed this video it was very well thought out. It was great. Thank you. Robert H.
Bro, I can't help but tear up. This movie was so heart-touching and the narration is just incredible. Awesome stuff fr
The best part of the movie is that the actor who played the role of "Khadus" the hindi teacher was actually the director and writer of the movie and the child actor (Stanley) is his son in real life..
I like how good his friends were.
There is always a teacher like that , love this.
He has a heart of love and patients such an inspiring boy, we have food everyday and we should be very grateful about it.
I know it was just a movie, but he is so kind bro. He even shared with the janitor and teachers
That's what I call a good friend
I didn't not skip a second of this video.. Every second of this video was more important... And i feel so Empthy for Stanle.
We watched this movie in classroom together on smart board.😄😊
aaa the good old days
We watched 3 idiots like 12 years ago when I was in school
As an Indian even I didn't knew about this movie. Thanks for bringing my attention to it
Same
Same here 😂
Shame! Ya'll be missing really underrated movies.
@@6STFU9 the new Bollywood movies are all full of nonsense,perhaps the reason why we miss these smaller budget films.
I already watched it
I watched this story when I was young, searched for years for it. I'm glad I found it
That teacher is hillarious :D
Better than every James Bond villain!
Very touching story with lessons... The movie made me cry and miss my late mom so much and think of how she used to come to school during lunch time to bring food for me and my 2 sisters; especially on days where we left home without proper breakfast or lunch money😭
This made me cry no it made almost lose my eyesight this kids life despite having no parents and an abusive uncle he still has a kind heart 💔
Awww The kid is so sweet ☺️
I live long enough to understand that kind friends like these only exist in our childhood.
That was the saddest ending i've ever seen... I mean expected something like, the teacher adopting him or sum.. But he just continues to be abused and lying about his parents existence
Life is unfair and sad if you are born in India and are an orphan. It is heaven if you are rich and good looking. Everything is magnified times 10 here.
This made me cry he is such a sweet person and to realize this what he is going through is very sad
I also don't get food during school . Those years was very painful.
I am praying for every child out there, may God provide for them.
i’m crying my eyes out, it’s so sad yet so beautiful, stanley is such a good friend and good kid, i’m definitely watching this movie.
Also watch Star On land , in Hindi its says Taare Zameen par, star cast Aamir Khan
The story is simple yet beautiful! Thank you for recapping this ❤️
NGL, this recap made me quite emotional and I didn’t even watch the movie . Such a strong moral to the story.
That male teacher would get poison easy 🤣🤣🤦🏼♀️
It would be additional karma for him if at least one of the students or other teachers applied laxatives to his food and then gave it all to that teacher
I have watched this movie multiple times and it always makes me cry.. As I too didn't get lunchbox cuz my mom was too lazy to cook.. So I would also drink water when I got hungry.. But the thing was I didn't have friends either
Feel pity for u hope u will get a success in your life .....
What is the movie called?
@@rossonchawang5676 Stanley ka Dabba
What kind of classmates and teachers did you had dude? They saw you everyday without food and didn't even care??
Mom was lazy to cook..... Sorry to say but ur mom is awful. U must have lived a life equal to hell
That's the real hunger... Please always share some when we seem someone in such condition
This is the perfect guy for storytelling his voice is so dramatic I love it
so no one is going to comment on that teacher obsessed with stealing student's food ?
I'm curious as well on why the teacher can't bring his own food
@@randallanno2327 it’s a metaphor for people who steal from honest hardworking people (by exploiting their labor/innovation and kindness) that’s why when the kids worked together they could fight back and support their friend (working class solidarity)
Its actually not that odd if someone from indian subcontinent, they will understand it
Once, we had a fruit carving competition in school and my teacher took all the expensive fruits out of that and ate it when we weren't even there. Like a kiwi that my group had made carved into a turtle and many others that we had carved into aquatic animals. She didn't touch the ones that are easily available in India 🙄
@@user-og3hr4tc5o bro bash the teacher
Man that little boy has a big heart. It's not the happy ending i was expecting but really makes you want to help ppl anytime you can because you never know what they are goin thru
Not everything has a happy ending!
The show has a great moral story thank you
ahh this almost made me cry, i feel rlly bad for stanley :c
You know I actually feel bad for the man that wants to eat food cause he actually apologized and felt bad for the kid
Every one is talking about he is bad but the point is atleast he apologized and also left the school
@@xolarz252 He realised his mistake quite late and was still an evil guy nevertheless
I think this movie represents gluttony and temperance, one of the seven deadly sins and seven heavenly virtues.
I love it from the beginning to the end of the recap-
Be selfish because everyone else will. If they show selflessness, you can show it too.
This strategy is kinda like, "Eye for an Eye" but more like "You give me your eye I give you mine or You scratch my back and I'll scratch yours"
@@cryptojare8295 no. Altruism is why humans aren’t still living in the trees. Your craven self interest is antithesis to humanity
@@vysharra Well it's the easiest way to give someone a chance on their-own will.
He won't refuse to eat even if held at gun point bruh 😂
Lol the accent on Stanley ka dabba 😂😂😂
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
khaddus teacher and Stanley are a father-Son duo. Excellent acting skills.