The British Museum's STOLEN INDIAN Collection REACTION!!
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World's biggest chor bajar is british museum😂😂😂😂
It's angrezo ka chor bazar😂
🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🤭
Wow
Right
Facts 😂
Irony is British people not hesitate to show how big Lootian they are 😂
We Indians call it "CHOR BAZAR"🤣
😂
The English claim that these were "gifted"
`ACQUIRED’
Ha ha ha
U mean Just like they came here to civilise us
Slipper them.
It's like a person who got murdered saying he was gifted the death.
@@swatisaini6447 Exactly!
There is a museum in my University campus and it has many artifacts like these and I have seen stuff from 1AD TO 1800s there are paintings that are so old yet mesmerizing and it makes me realise how rich our culture was.
Btw I am a student at Banaras Hindu University.
That's great I never knew BHU has its own museum. I would suggest u to visit Delhi's national Museum. That's huge and they have beautiful artefacts starting from Indus valley civilization.
@@humnnn please if you don't know about something just don't talk about it.
It wasn't gifted, it was looted...
one of the biggest thing to be proud of as an indian is that even after being the most powerful nation for thousands of years we never tried to conquer any other place and only impacted other countries by sharing with them our spirituality our knowledge for their betterment but never tried to conquer any one by force but only by our culture as once a chinese ambassador huh shih said "India conquered and dominated China culturally for 20 centuries without ever having to send a single soldier across her border"
Thats a lie! Indian Kingdoms attacked South East Asia repeatedly. Cholas raided Indonesia frequently. Sri Lanka was a frequent victim too. In reality, independent India attacked and conquered multiple kingdoms including Hyderabad and Junagadh.
@SriGutta stop begging for attention loser, nobody gonna believe a bunch of lies no matter how hard u try
@@SriGutta Can you tell me the original religion of Indonesia and Sri Lanka people ?.
@@Final._.boss._.0 Indonesia had Polynesian ethnic religion, Sri Lanka had animistic practices
In todays day Its not difficult for India to provide museums or Archeologists or hire people to work on them in preserving these artifacts. Just if they agree to send them back ton of people will be there to start working on preserving them and building the museum.
There's plenty to preserve in India. It's not like every last piece of Indian history is in that one museum.
@@ShirazHansen irrespective of whether there is plenty to preserve or not what belongs to India should be returned.
There are temple which are still active to this day from which they have stolen the ancient sculptures. It's simply taking someone's history, spirituality and culture. And Indian museums have too the capability to preserve all that. Fyi most of idols of God belongs in Indian temples. 💯
It doesn't matter even if we didn't have the museums( we do, but wouldn't have mattered if we don't) it's ours. It's our headache where to keep them and what to do with them. JUST RETURN THEM!! It's that simple. We want to show them to our kids and future generations. They should be here in India constantly reminding us of our beautiful culture, language, our beautiful nation.
@@humnnn cow gives us tea? Lol. First of all, Kailasa temple was carved at a time when Lord Buddha was very much respected. I don't know if you have visited temples or not, but it is common in temples to have multiple god idols. Very common. There are many temples which may be dedicated to one god but also have otther god idols surrounding it, that is, outside the main structure. 2) The reason that we worship cows and associate it with gods is bcoz at that time literally everyone had cows in their homes. Even if they didn't have rice to eat, their children would drink the cow's milk hence wouldn't sleep empty stomach. So we woship cows bcoz they fed us then and even now. Therefore we associate them with gods and worship them. And whenever I think about this, it makes me happy. Humans should start appreciating things. And our ancestors already did and even now want to protect cows. But associating with a political party and going against it makes me sad. Anyways, that's not the topic lol.
Two mistakes by the Bhai
1. 'The British didn't build the Indian railways, it was built by the Indian taxes paid by the Indians
2. This is not even worth 0.1% of the wealth taken by the British, majority of it is taken in the form of hard money or taxes, which amounts to around 45 trillion and when we play up this, it's enabling the British to hide the fact that the British became the greatest Empire by Indian money and industries
@@foursquare6146 lol, not at all. It was a big scam for the British private companies to make money. Tracks were put at inflated 4 times the price than the better quality railways laid in Germany or the United States, out of Indian taxes paid by Indians. The British private sector made 4 times the profit out of Indian public risk and at the same time, we were forced to accept these low quality products where much cheaper and better quality options were available. If we were free, these contracts would have gone to better companies. For example, mysore king imported power equipment from GE as British firms were known for extremely low quality and high prices.
Also, the goal of the railways was to take raw materials and industrial goods to bring to the ports and to be shipped to various parts of the world so that the Britian could make money out of the slave economy
@@foursquare6146 As everyone around the world know, even today, British goods are not even considered third quality,it's not even in top 10, it far worse than that. Number 1 and number 2 quality goes to Japanese or German products, United States at 3, France, Italy etc at 4 ad 5, the Dutch, Finnish, and even Spanish and Russians are known to make far better products than the British. To the extent that most the prestigious UK brands today are saved by foreigners like VW and BMW own the British luxury brands like Bentley and the Rolce Royce, every part comes in boxes from Germany. Today, even the Chinese and the Koreans make far better products that the Brits can ever imagine. British products are a joke around the world.
Why would anyone buy things which are not even in top 10 at 4 times the price than the rest unless someone is in slavery.
Look at this attitude, 'atleast they did something good out of slavery. Typical British
1/5th of all the wealth the British enjoy today came from transporting 3 million Africans across the Atlantic in a lucrative trans Atlantic slave trade. The British earned most as the middle men than any other country in this lucrative trade.
At least the British brought ships and Jesus to those poor black Africans? Is that your logic?
Britton is the only reason, India became one of the biggest democratic country and the people united in the name of India under freeodom fighters.
Otherwise, we still fighting each other,
It makes us sad but atleast all these things makes us feel at home when we visit the country 😂
😂
This is not even the bad part... The worst part is that they have 100 times more of this stuff just stored in the basement vaults of these museums.
People can't even see that stuff. 😡😡
The Way He Said I'm More Comfortable With Hanuman ji and Vishnu Ji rather than Mummy's
Note: No matter how ancient it is, every Indian sculpture and mural (even the ones dated back to 1st and 2nd century CE) depicts the earth as round.
A time when the self-proclaimed intelligent western world believed the earth to be flat - Even today you can find flat-earth theorists in the western world.
the western concept of development is so funny
That's a good point..... It makes mo more curious as to how we figured out that the earth is round the first time...clearly didn't need 'modern science', so was it mathematics? Deduction by comparison to the moon?
@@worm2976 may be. Most of the ancient Sanskrit verses question creation, physics, particularly astrophysics. They knew the exact distance of the Sun from Earth. So no surprise if they knew that the Earth is round. In Mahabharat, Sanjay's description of the map of Earth is quite accurate. Surprising for sure.
One day Indians return this all, that day india is in Supreme power..
Jai hind...
14:00 There are temple which are still active to this day from which they have stolen the ancient sculptures. It's simply taking someone's history, spirituality and culture. And Indian museums have too the capability to preserve all that. Fyi most of idols of God belongs in Indian temples. 💯
Even Philadelphia art museum had Indian temple and Indian statues display. I and my father are shocked seeing big temple shrines inside a Philadelphia art museum and how they brought the art and big sculptures to the museum.
it is just painful to see this, it should have long been given back to India but Britain still refuses to give all these to us.
We have never given back "English" to them.
Atleast it feels home when we are there
Yes atleast give Kohinoor
@@humnnnits India's history we can do whatever we won't with it
@@edwardspencer9397😂😂 45 trillion and over 100 million deaths. If you can give it back i assure you all of the india will stop using english
To people who whine "But Britishers gave us railways and post officeeeee..." This is why they did.
@@foursquare6146 Do u think we wouldn't have any of these in the modern era if not for British arrival? Do u think they looted only artefacts? Why there was freedom struggle if it is only artefacts? Millions of post office or railway tracks will not equate to the blood shed of our freedom fighters. Just google We were the richest country in the world and that's why they wanted to find India. We would have grown on our own much better than any other country.
@@foursquare6146 So, a country can't make railway network if brits don't help🤣
To people who whine - just listen to Shashi Tharoor's speech about what Britain owes us and why it did whatever it did in the name of industrialization and what India could have done if she was not attacked relentlessly.
they built railway network for their own benefits to transport looted thing from one place to another place..and we shouldnt be proud of that..actually they ruined our whole culture in the name of civilization, education and modern western culture...shame on UK...Jai Hind
@@dev1951exactly!
I just want 'Kohinoor' and chattrapati Shivaji's 'Bhavani talwaar' in India.
I want every penny they stole... MC, BC english men
@@HELLO_019 I was about to say that. Murtis of our Gods are important to me than the cursed diamond.
Just these two? You don't care about the others?
We want every thing that they looted from us
@OUR STUPID REACTIONS should watch that channel's review of The Kashmir files, his family was one of the those who were displaced due to terrorism in kashmir in 90's.
13:15 nothing was gifted in that museum everything is stolen
Literally my eyes are tears up when I see those God's idols 😢
GIVE IT BACKKK
It doesn't matter whether or whether not we have the museums to keep these things. It's ours. They should just return them if they have any shame in what their ancestors did. It's our headache where to keep them and what to do with it. It's ours. We will preserve them with all our strength. We will look after it bcoz we know it's importance. We know it's value. These are pieces of our history. Constantly reminding us of how grear our nation is, how beautiful our culture is. We want to show it to our children and future generations. JUST RETURN THEM!!
We still have lot of stuff which don't know value of and don't maintain and preserve. Tbh maintaining and preserving is the least thing we are good at. Though I want them back asap but this is the truth.
@@mtk3755 what stuff?
@@foursquare6146 Like it doesn't happen in UK. What you on about?
What makes them yours to begin with?
@mtk3755 stop being dumb pakistani. These are museum artifacts, we take good care of it.
They must return those artifacts to the orizin of the countries. They have looted all the stuff.
Chor bazaar 😂
Museum built in 1759….battle of Plassey in 1757 .Coincidence ?What a shameless flaunting of loot.
Earlier our country was called the golden bird. 🙂
One day we'll take it back...🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
I don't know why but it seems Rick gets very emotional, I think, whenever they are reacting to how India has suffered or suffers even now from the effects of colonialism.
That lors Shiva Parvati and lord Vishnu statues ❤️🥺
Forget the Queen's jewel, Koh-e-Noor. Why just only bash the queen everytime
Emma Chamberlain recently wore the famous *Patiala necklace* which has the 7th largest diamond in the world, along with 2900 other diamonds, and Burmese rubies. The necklace was smuggled out of Patiala Palace, Punjab. And this shameless American decided to wear this stolen artifact.
Also sometimes, Indians are to be blamed as well. Like how Mir Osman Ali, the infamous ruler of Hyderabad gifted the *Hyderabad Tiara*, encrusted with 300 diamonds, and precious stones. It could feed the entire country for 3 days. Yet this ruler, jusy gave it away🙂
Many days latter I watching your reacting video❤ love from kolkata
None of these artifacts are cash flowing assets except that maybe you pay to get into the museum. Even if Britain returns these to India, what are we going to do with them? Also, the way people talk about these things as if the artefacts personally belonged to their families. Public property was not even a concept prior to advent of democracy. Prior to that, it was kings and monarchs capturing and looting other kings and monarchs to capture their properties and grow their empires. Indian kings were doing that, Mughal kings were doing that, middle eastern, Mongolian, and European monarchs also did that. To say that something from 1100s or 1500s belongs to you is the same as a modern British bloke saying that the Connaught Place or the Indian Railways belongs to them! It was looted but it was not looted from us because we were not born in that system.
Also many of these arts have value because they are antique. If they were still being practiced in modern India, I am not sure how many takers it would find if it were selling as contemporary art. People move on, the world moves on and adopts new methods and technologies that makes sense in the current era. While we should have an appreciation for our cultural heritage and how much was accomplished in the past, as that is what moves the human race forward, it would not be very intelligent to cling to the past. Indian people have way better potential to achieve better things now than they could very imagine in the past. That is what we should focus on and accept the rest as shared history and learn from it.
Once india become developed we pressurize to return all the artifacts .
The thing guys is that these things belong to the people of India, it is there heritage. They must be returned for future generations to understand and be proud of their history.
Future generation can’t come to the British Museum?
That imitating of indian tilted head by Rick 😂
13:42 I know our country is poor, but I don't think it's poor enough to not provide storage facilities to these "Indian" artifacts made in India. There are world class museums in India similar to British museum. Government has enough budget to build more of the museums to safeguard it. I don't think that's an issue.
Our ancestors are so generous to give so many gifts to British if they claim them as gifts.
We call the London museum Chor Bazar (thief market ) 😢
United States had returned 1000s of artefacts back to India which was smuggled at different times to the United States. If the US can do it, why can't the UK. That time the United States never asked if we have the right place to store it, they knew where it belongs and it's none of their business
I feel proud on our culture, our civilization and our country. Now karma is hitting the Britishers very badly.
How? Karma ...mtlb
And UK talks bout human rights ....they must return ....
There is a national museum in Delhi, very similar to this one....they have a lot of good stuff there too
This is nothing, we have a lot in Chennai Egmore museum
i think people of india can preserve it very well than British because we are preserving our cultures and languages like tamil is one of the oldest languages of the world and still now we have a state called tamil nadu fully talking in tamil, branch languages from tamil named malayalam, telugu are also spoken till today. trust me guys most of the indian artifacts are statues of hindu gods, i bet money that Hindus will keep it safely than their own life that's how committed they are to religion just like muslims. as an indian muslim, i so saddened to see this video because it's more than wealth of india, which is stolen from india.
I didn’t explain my emotions I’m not crying 😭😭
wow... was that Rick's impression of Professor X (Patrick Stewart) ...damm I thought so, So cool...
I love the Irishman inside Korbin😍
It gives us tears and anger❌
How many of these idols had "praan pratishtha" done and were being worshipped every day. Based on Sanatan thought, they have a life essence! Even if this is not believed, it should be respected!
It is a matter of thought,why we gifted our most precious thing to other countries and left with only those things which are not able to carry to other place... Like structure of temple, cave temples, scenic beauty etc
Why don't the British museums open a museum in India as a goodwill gesture, to ensure ALL Indians could see their own history...🤨
@Korbin i like the long sleeve on you!
one question from you guys...why do you have skipped certain part of the video....many things you didnt showed, the diamond section was also skipped.
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This is just an tip of iceberg imagine how rich was our culture before Islamists came two india so many texts about medicine and knowledge of math and many more things written in it and Islamists destroy them all and so as britishers did by missionary our wealth was only our texts and knowledge which transfer generations to generations in GURUKUL which banned by Britishers and Islamist
If all the artifacts were to be returned to the country of origin.. That London museum, which itself has been a live crime scene by the way displaying the heritage of Britishers of loot & theft, will have to be shut down.
All hats ,no cattle😄😄😄
This is not a British museum this is India's 🇮🇳 museum
I am an Indian and I couldn't watch full video. It's hurtful. I have read Indian history thoroughly and never want to visit Britain.
We want Kohinoor back 🇮🇳
British punishing thieves is the most funniest thing in the world.
The day will come when India will be a devloped nation and these architectures will be brought back to India and they will return to us
These are statues of our gods first of all it's kinda i feel disrespect to keep them in a museum why can't they keep them in a temple
James Acaster a british comedian does a great skit about how the BM is full of stolen stuff and how they flaunt it.
There’s museum in Amaravati
It was purchased like malli from RRR😂
This video is like:
foreach item in the museum.items:
say("whoa, we had all this back %s" item.date)
say(stole_from_us_statements.select_random())
stupid.react.say("Yeah...so bad.. India man...")
World biggest thief market ,the greatest british museum 😂😂😂😂
So basically the British argument is that Indians can make this art but can not preserve it. This is why we have them for safe keeping..😶😶
Do you watch praveen mohan videos. So much history hidden in India olden days. Do a reaction on some of his work.
They did
He is equivalent to History Channel. Too much imagination.
@@EagleOverTheSea much better than our history books still
Interesting video
British colonialism caused at least 100 million deaths in India in roughly 40 years, according to an academic study.
Economic anthropologist Jason Hickel and his co-author Dylan Sullivan published an article in the respected academic journal World Development titled “Capitalism and extreme poverty: A global analysis of real wages, human height, and mortality since the long 16th century.”
In the report, the scholars estimated that India suffered 165 million excess deaths due to British colonialism between 1880 and 1920.
“This figure is larger than the combined number of deaths from both World Wars, including the Nazi holocaust,” they noted.
National museum India, not allowed to film a lot there but u can definitely visit in person to see how well preserved here in India despite that massive drainage of artefacts could not empty us...... So they shouldn't worry about their preservation at all.. one may ask UNESCO how many heritage sites we have I believe Britishers had nothing to do with their preservation unless they are tourists... It's just that they are never gonna accept what they did,it can't be ignored even mostly entire London was built on colonial wealth nd indian 😢 majorly or or oriental wealth as they like to put
Please give back those treasure in those country which are now present in British museum.
It's few artifacts, more artifacts they not mentioned and told people it's top secret because that artifacts price you can't count in numbers they are most precios so those things they didn't show and mentioned
Just Assume Now That We Gave Them The Rights to Preserve Them Till We Develop The Capacity To Preserve Them in Same Condition As You... These Are Ours Of course
I would probably 1st see the Jagdamba sword
They took everything they wanted 😊
@ our stupid reaction
Ur videos r nice n funny I like ur videos
Rick is a great actor... ❤️
But they have preserved it so well.. india mein hota to sab ab tk barbad ho gya hota like a lot of old monuments and artifacts
Museum British and things Indian😄
What a gentle way to criticize British looters😂😂
Gifted my ass 😂
First thieves in the world who has brazenly displayed his stolen goods in a museum.
These were gifted by Britishers to the queen of that time
Nice video
😂what bull is Rick talking!
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Those idols man, they would have been part of daily rituals and worship. Indians were talented, are talented and our civilization will continue making more such masterpieces. Let the Brits have it all. And they can be blessed by lord to one day realise what an earth happened and why it should never happen again.
It’s ok bro they won’t give let them keep it and make money they already broke
It's our property, we decide if we want to preserve them or destroy them, none of westerners business. They were in India for ages and we still have so many of them and are intact. What do you mean they get to keep them because they have better storages
We are 😢😢😢
It's definitely painful to see all the craft work and statues and idols placed in britain and not india. I wished they were in our country and well maintained and preserved. I was the of the opinion that just take them back immediately but honestly now my take is diff. We already have a lot of stuff, so many temples, many craft work many statues and stuff but it's not well maintained because we don't value our own stuff. I checked the channel of temples of ancient India check it out, well documented many temples and places in India but many of them are so neglected and poorly maintained. Hence until we value our ancient stuff, until we learn to maintain and preserve them we shouldn't be deemed worthy to give the stuff back.
shame on England
It does feel awful. I would love to go see these artifacts, like from the bottom of my soul, I want to experience them as an heir of Indian history and culture. It's my own history and culture. I have a right to it. And yet to have to go outside my country first, and then experience it, is a joke. Most of Indians can't afford that financially even. Not to mention, experiencing these artifacts on my own land with my own people around me, who understand the true value and what these mean, I am sure would be an entirely incomparable moment, then if I was to experience it there.
its just the matter of time ... we will get them all back .... by hook or crook ..... jai hind 🇮🇳🕉 .....
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