Spoiler alert - ...those 21 didnt killed all 10000 enemies they wanted to borrow time from those enemies so the backup force can come and stop those 10000 enemies from breaching the other two forts so they cant enter the territory
They killed almost 600 among 10000... And hold them for a day so rescue team came to protect the fort... Later British queen honoured all of them with bravery award
@Games Account indeed, but the truth is that 36 Sikh regiment was British Indian army back than, and there were no paramveer chakra or Indian government, so the Victoria cross was technically the top bravery award for any india soldier,,, And you know lacs of soldiers have taken part in World War 1, 2 under the British flag... I understand your feelings but such to such h dost
@@ravicharan8456, you are absolutely right. Small correction: They received the Indian Order of Merit (IOM), not the VC. The VC was reserved for white British soldiers only. So, while the Indian soldiers technically worked for the British Raj at the time, there were some things that were there to remind them that they were not full British soldiers, like lower pay and different medals (along with a lower cash prizes for their widows and families).
21 against 10,000 sounds impossible , yes! The battle is not about who won but the sheer courage the soldiers had to take them head on! And how!! Indians are not cowards - that’s what it represents!
it is a true Story, one of the finest , bravest battle fought Called "Battle of Saragarhi", Even today Saragarhi day is celebrated in the Indian Army and British Parliament.
Here you go, young brother man. The event is remembered as *The Battle of Saragarhi (12 September 1897).* Each of the 21 Sikh soldiers was awarded the Indian Order of Merit (IOM) medal posthumously, the Victorian Cross (and the higher cash reward) was reserved for White British soldiers. These are their names: Havildar (Sargent) Ishar Singh (regimental number 165) Naik (Corporal) Lal Singh (332) Lance Naik (Lance Corporal) Chanda Singh (546) Sepoy (Private) Sundar Singh (1321) Sepoy Ramm Singh (287) Sepoy Uttar Singh (492) Sepoy Sahib Singh (182) Sepoy Hira Singh (359) Sepoy Daya Singh (687) Sepoy Jivan Singh (760) Sepoy Bhola Singh (791) Sepoy Narayan Singh (834) Sepoy Gurmukh Singh (814) Sepoy Jivan Singh (871) Sepoy Gurmukh Singh (1733) Sepoy Ram Singh (163) Sepoy Bhagwan Singh (1257) Sepoy Bhagwan Singh (1265) Sepoy Buta Singh (1556) Sepoy Jivan Singh (1651) Sepoy Nand Singh (1221) All Baptized Sikh men take on the last name of Singh, which means Lion. All Baptized Sikh women take on the last name Kaur, which means Princess. Feel free to research The Battle of Saragarhi. Meanwhile, read this article which includes newspaper clippings from the time. www.sbs.com.au/language/english/they-died-fighting-like-demons-the-australian-who-witnessed-the-battle-of-saragarhi
This is P addressing you personally, I have been fascinated by Indian culture and history. Its so amazing the more I learn but it's also be so shocking taking in some of the facts, but bare with me as I go through this journey.
Its one of the best fought battles recorded in history. Being English u guys should know that they fought for the Queen back then when we were also a colony. They obviously all died at the end. Hey if u believe in Chuck Norris then this is real.. Lol
This is a true story guys. They prevent the capture of forts and foils the uprising of Afghans. Have they been not there to fight the result was Afghan victory. They stopped the Afghan for whole day and foils their plan. That’s the pinnacle of bravery ever exhibited in any war ever and that is why they were awarded the highest gallantry award to all 21 Sikh soldiers and even British parliament honoured them. The 21 Sikh non-commissioned officers and soldiers who died in the Battle of Saragarhi were from the Majha region of Punjab and were posthumously awarded the Indian Order of Merit, at that time the highest gallantry award which an Indian soldier could receive. The corresponding gallantry award was the Victoria Cross. The award is equivalent to today's Param Vir Chakra awarded by the President of India. The modern Sikh Regiment of the Indian Army continues to commemorate the Battle of Saragarhi on 12 September each year as the Regimental Battle Honours Day.
There are many real stories in India. Ex, 7 Maratha warriors Vs 10,000 Mughal, Guru jii son's sacrifice , Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, Ghodkhind war (Real 300 war in valley ) , etc etc. India have huge history. (Sorry guys if I forgot someone. Please mention that in reply)
Subhash Chandra Bose,raja Ranjit Singh, guru govind singh ji,chandra gupt mouria, Sivaji Chatrapati maharaj,chanakya, ashoka, Maharana Pratap , prithviraj Chouhan, Peshwa Bajirao never lost a war and many more please search abot them. even our present indian army faught some impossible wars that seems impossible for normal people example, kargil war, war of siachin, 1971 war when india help Bangladesh to gain freedom from the atrocities of pakistan and 93000 army of pakistan surrendered which is guinues book of world record.during world war 2 indian air force didn't let the japanese to enter Burma that also with backdated jet fighter and then the British awarded india air force with royal Indian Air force title.during pakistani war india shocked the world by destroying the then advanced amercan jet fighter given by USA to Pakistan with a very backdated air craft. PLZZ Google about PNS gazzi an American advanced submarine which was believed that it can not be defeated we destroy it with our INS rajput a defective war ship.in present day indian air force defeated america with advanced aircrafts in a practice match in the ratio 9:1 there is a long list of brave stories . we have a long history man our culture is the oldest culture in the history of mankind we even defeated Alexander the great the king. Our indian soldiers stayes in the siachin glacier in temperature of -50 degree Celsius 12 months gurding india and it's people.
There is a video on TH-cam telling the story of Battle of Saragarhi...it's true that they were 21 against ten thousand...and guess what...this isn't the craziest battle Sikhs ever fought...there was another battle about Five Hundred years back when Forty Sikhs fought against one lakh or a hundred thousand Mughals...and guess who won that battle...those forty Sikhs......
It was a good movie. You should watch. For the skeptics, look up the battle of saragarhi. Obviously the movie is dramatized but it really was just 21 of them
It is an awesome movie portraying the courage and bravery of those 21 Sikh soldiers. You should watch it. They died defending the fort but left behind a story of bravery that is even difficult to imagine.
They were a part of British regiment, they were saving one of three forts, but of those 21 only 20 fought, one the soldiers of them was making notes of the events and notifying other forts by mirrors, that's why it's a true event. British army gave them gallantary awards.
Whatever shown in movie is all happened in reality on those day 1897. Indian Army has regiment today. And they still celebrate and pay their salute to those 21 Brave Sikhs.
It would be ethically correct to first get facts checked than just adopting the manner of what your channel name is about,"Chatter". The sikh guys were in a fort on higher ground than the Pathans.
Hello everyone, see there is a lot we don't know about America and there even more that you guys don't know about us..its okay that we are learning about each other..there were a lot of bravehearts who fought for their respective nations ..whether it was an American or Indian .. Coming to the ultimate last stands.. there are historical evidences that we Indians fought the wars where the enemy numbers were too high Battle of saragarghi 21 Sikhs soldiers against 10k afghan 120 Indian men against a Pakistani tank battalion in 1971 Indo Pakistan war..read about battle of longewala 1 man company Quatermaster Sergeant Abdul Hamid.. who destroyed many Pakistani Tanks alone...all alone without any support..just with a recoilless anti tank jeep in 1965 indo Pakistan war So there are more true legendary stories about us which are not known to the world
Funny you thought they were americans. I think the british accent gives it away. Anyway the prejudice in your comment makes your it even more true that foreigners dont know many things about india and indians dont know many things about other countries (even which country they are from hahaha just teasing no hard feelings)
Its a true story previously i just knew about the story but couldnt believe it when i was a child. Then when this film came out i actually researched and then saw international newspapers of British India era actually report it. It was in Australian newspapers and British papers of the times... back in the day.. of 1897 And it has evidence of it.... I am not talking about recent newspaper articles.. i am talking about articles in 1897 newspaper printing.. and it ran shivers down my spine reading it
Must watch movie. As a Britishers you will also feel proud on Indian soldiers. There is no strategy. What they did is called bravery and courage. Don't compare with Ratatouille.
It's a true story.. The good thing is enemy don't know they have only 21 people.. Iam not a Sikh man... But 1 Sikh army person is equal to 10 of another army.. Dear... indian army has a huge Sikh Regiment which is so powerfull and big and proud.. they gives, offer own lives to motherland like .🤔.. No words to compare... Like that different cultural regiments are thr in indian army.. another proud is Gorkha regiment.
These 21 loins knew already that they were going to die that day, there strategy was only to hold 10000 afgan as long as they can for reinforcement team
Please react on the songs because Indian protagonists need to prove/impress the Indian audiences with their dances too. React on the song "Dimaak Karab" From "ismart shankar" movie.
Watch "care of kancharapalem" available on prime and Netflix, IMDb 9/10 ! It's a very underrated simple grounded film. Also watch Andhadhun, Badla, Pink, Super deluxe, Jallikattu, Raman Raghav 2.0, Haider (adaptation of hamlet), Badhai ho, Article 15, PK
@@ChatterboxTV c/o kancharapalem : th-cam.com/video/CM0r9sFQvN0/w-d-xo.html, luckily found one with subs, and i suggest u put on subs in videos for regional languages, coz not every one understands all languages. Other links can be easily found with subs by just searching the title. GGMU!
@Chatterbox this is not the only battle in which the enemies outnumbered Sikhs. There is one more battle also know as Battle of Chamkaur in which 40 sikhs fight against 1million mughal forces.
the battle was in visual and signal line of sight of 2 british forts, who both documented the battle. All 21 got british highest military honour.. Not a fantasy and battle lasted almost whole day, in end, over 600 afgan bodies were counted, all 21 sikhs were out of bullets, and in hundreds death of afgan could be seen by blade.. When they felt going in would be a death trap, they set place in fire, with objective to see sikhs shout as they burn. The final defiance was to only give sikh battle cry as they burnt alive.. This completely broke the afgan sprit and they had no more heart to fight any further.. this is not a fictitious battle of 300, but real one. Many photo of aftermath of that battle still exist and can be seen in Internet. The stronghold was completely in ruins.. that 10000 also had some artillery as documented by british, though not shown in film, they used it to plumet the outpost first, but they still had to go inside to fight and finish 21 sikh soldiers . Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Saragarhi
For the person on the right upper corner - Google the "Battle of Saragarhi". Watch the video by Extra History on this. Don't act ignorant. There has been much discussion on it.
This is a real story and this is the reason Sikh people represented courage. You can check Gurkha's fight with Japan . These stories are real, but not popular. Indians will know that. Most of the Sikhs are Soldiers in India. They have separate Troop and Training.
This is P addressing you personally, I have been fascinated by Indian culture and history. Its so amazing the more I learn but it's also be so shocking taking in some of the facts, but bare with me as I go through this journey.
For the non-believing guy.Its called the Battle of Saragarhi. The Indian Army's 4th battalion of the Sikh Regiment commemorates the battle every year on the 12th of September, as Saragarhi Day. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Saragarhi
It's true story based movie 🎥 where the incident of war in Afghanistan 21 sikh Soldier's are holding 10000 soldier so back up team can save the fort . Even Queen 👑 of England give the bravery appreciation no one can do this only sikh people can😉😉😉😉😉
The Battle of Saragarhi was a last-stand battle fought before the Tirah Campaign on 12 September 1897 between the British Raj and Afghan tribesmen. On 12 September 1897, an estimated 12,000 - 24,000 Orakzai and Afridi tribesmen were seen near Gogra, at Samana Suk, and around Saragarhi, cutting off Fort Gulistan from Fort Lockhart. The Afghans attacked the outpost of Saragarhi where thousands of them swarmed and surrounded the fort, preparing to assault it . Led by Havildar Ishar Singh, the 21 soldiers in the fort-all of whom were Sikhs-chose to fight to the death, in what is considered by some military historians as one of the most courageous battles in history. The post was recaptured two days later by another British Indian contingent. Date: 12 September, 1897 Location: Tirah, North-West Frontier Province, British India 33°33′15″N 70°53′15″E Result: Strategic British victory Commanders and leaders: Indian British Army -Ishar Singh. Afghan Army - Gul Badshah. Strength: Indian British Army: 21 Sikh Soldiers. Afghan Army: 12,000-24,000 Afghan Tribesmen. Casualties and losses: Indian British Army: 21 killed. Afghan Army: About 1400 killed and Many more wounded. Order of Merit The 21 Sikh non-commissioned officers and soldiers who died in the Battle of Saragarhi were from the Majha region of Punjab and were posthumously awarded the Indian Order of Merit, at that time the highest gallantry award which an Indian soldier could receive. The corresponding gallantry award was the Victoria Cross. The award is equivalent to today's Param Vir Chakra awarded by the President of India. The Battle at Saragarhi is one of eight stories of collective bravery published by UNESCO. About 10,000 to 12,000 Pathans surrounded the Saragarhi fort, which was being guarded by only 21 Sikh soldiers. The battle continued for seven hours and Sikh soldiers kept felling one after another. No support or supplies came but the soldiers were told to stick to their guns. In the meantime, the Pathans asked the Sikh soldiers to surrender but they preferred to die fighting
Details of the Battle of Saragarhi are considered fairly accurate because Sepoy Gurmukh Singh signalled events to Fort Lockhart by heliograph[16] as they occurred.[14] Around 09:00, approximately 6,000-10,000 Afghans reach the signalling post at Saragarhi. Sepoy Gurmukh Singh signals to Colonel Haughton, situated in Fort Lockhart, that they are under attack. Haughton states he cannot send immediate help to Saragarhi. The soldiers in Saragarhi decide to fight to the last to prevent the enemy from reaching the forts. Sepoy Bhagwan Singh is the first soldier to be killed and Naik Lal Singh is seriously wounded. Naik Lal Singh and Sepoy Jiwa Singh reportedly carry the body of Bhagwan Singh back to the inner layer of the post. The Afghans break a portion of the wall of the picket. Haughton signals that he has estimated that there are between 10,000 and 14,000 Pashtuns attacking Saragarhi. The leaders of the Pashtun forces reportedly make promises to the soldiers to entice them to surrender. Reportedly two determined attempts are made to rush open the gate, but are unsuccessful. Later, the wall is breached. Thereafter, some of the fiercest hand-to-hand fighting occurs. In an act of outstanding bravery, Havildar Ishar Singh orders his men to fall back into the inner layer, whilst he remains to cover their retreat. However, this is breached and all but one of the defending soldiers are killed, along with many of the Pashtuns. Sepoy Gurmukh Singh, who communicated the battle to Haughton, is the last surviving defender. His last message is for permission to pick up his rifle. Upon receiving permission he packs up the heliograph and holds the door of his signalling shed. He is stated to have killed 40 Afghans, the Pashtuns having to set fire to the post to kill him. As he is dying, he is said to have yelled repeatedly the Sikh battle cry "Bole So Nihal, Sat Sri Akal!" ("One will be blessed eternally, who says that God is the ultimate truth!"). Having destroyed Saragarhi, the Afghans turned their attention to Fort Gulistan, but they had been delayed too long, and reinforcements arrived there in the night of 13-14 September, before the fort could be captured.[2] The Pashtuns later admitted that they had lost about 600 killed[17] and many more wounded[18] during the engagement against the 21 Sikh soldiers, but some 1400 bodies[9] are said to have been seen around the ruined post when the relief party arrived (however, the fort had been retaken, on 14 September, by the use of intensive artillery fire,[8] which may have caused some casualties). The total casualties in the entire campaign, including the Battle of Saragarhi, numbered around 4,800.[whose?] Weapons The weapons given and used by the Indian troops were of an older generation compared to the small arms issued to British troops. This was intentionally done after the Indian Mutiny of 1857 to prevent any further mutinies and uprisings from getting out of hand.[19] The Afghans used the original and copy of Martini-Henry rifles. The Martini-Henry was copied on a large scale by North-West Frontier Province gunsmiths. The chief manufacturers were the Adam Khel Afridi, who lived around the Khyber Pass. The Khyber Pass gunsmiths first acquired examples of the various British service arms during nineteenth-century British military expeditions in the North-West Frontier, which they used to make copies.[20] Soldiers The names of the 21 Sikh soldiers were:[2][21] Havildar Ishar Singh (regimental number 165) Naik Lal Singh (332) Lance Naik Chanda Singh (546) Sepoy Sundar Singh (1321) Sepoy Ramm Singh (287) Sepoy Uttar Singh (492) Sepoy Sahib Singh (182) Sepoy Hira Singh (359) Sepoy Daya Singh (687) Sepoy Jivan Singh (760) Sepoy Bhola Singh (791) Sepoy Narayan Singh (834) Sepoy Gurmukh Singh (814) Sepoy Jivan Singh (871) Sepoy Gurmukh Singh (1733) Sepoy Ram Singh (163) Sepoy Bhagwan Singh (1257) Sepoy Bhagwan Singh (1265) Sepoy Buta Singh (1556) Sepoy Jivan Singh (1651) Sepoy Nand Singh (1221)
Flaming sword is not big deal to fight, the thing is idiology(the belief) behind the fight when u realise ur idiology, its ur Identity. light minded people don't understand.
Please can you react to jai jai shiveshankar song staring Hirithrik Roshan the Greek God and Tigger shroff that you reacted for him in bagghi trailer and did not believe that he made all the stunts by him self and there were no cgi in his moves even the move under the tank was real if you want an evidence you can check the making of bagghi 3 and both are two of the best dancers in the world nowadays
Just google battle of saragahi and you will find all your answers looks impossible to believe but word impossible means I am possible.That’s what Indian true warriors are true soldiers and patriots stacked against all odds
History of indian warriors is not yet been learned about or appreciated by the world. Bahubali was fictional story but this was a true story. 10,000 Afghan soldiers attacked a fort in sargadhi village and the attack was well defended by 21 sikh soldiers from indian British army. Approximately 600 Afghan soldiers died and many more severly wounded which eventually led to retreat of Afghans. All 21 sikh soldiers died seving their homeland. P.S. - Another example of Indian warriors is the last battle of Alexander shown in the movie "Alexander". The king who is shown riding the elephant is an Indian king named "Porus" .
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Everything looks impossible, till it's done and then it becomes possible.
Spoiler alert -
...those 21 didnt killed all 10000 enemies they wanted to borrow time from those enemies so the backup force can come and stop those 10000 enemies from breaching the other two forts so they cant enter the territory
@@kishankumarvadhia3759 But they did the job very well.
@@taxpayer8253 yeah
They killed almost 600 among 10000... And hold them for a day so rescue team came to protect the fort... Later British queen honoured all of them with bravery award
Some says that there was 600-1200 dead bodies were found with them
@Games Account indeed, but the truth is that 36 Sikh regiment was British Indian army back than, and there were no paramveer chakra or Indian government, so the Victoria cross was technically the top bravery award for any india soldier,,,
And you know lacs of soldiers have taken part in World War 1, 2 under the British flag...
I understand your feelings but such to such h dost
@@ravicharan8456, you are absolutely right. Small correction:
They received the Indian Order of Merit (IOM), not the VC. The VC was reserved for white British soldiers only. So, while the Indian soldiers technically worked for the British Raj at the time, there were some things that were there to remind them that they were not full British soldiers, like lower pay and different medals (along with a lower cash prizes for their widows and families).
21 against 10,000 sounds impossible , yes! The battle is not about who won but the sheer courage the soldiers had to take them head on! And how!! Indians are not cowards - that’s what it represents!
it is a true Story, one of the finest , bravest battle fought Called "Battle of Saragarhi", Even today Saragarhi day is celebrated in the Indian Army and British Parliament.
Here you go, young brother man. The event is remembered as *The Battle of Saragarhi (12 September 1897).* Each of the 21 Sikh soldiers was awarded the Indian Order of Merit (IOM) medal posthumously, the Victorian Cross (and the higher cash reward) was reserved for White British soldiers.
These are their names:
Havildar (Sargent) Ishar Singh (regimental number 165)
Naik (Corporal) Lal Singh (332)
Lance Naik (Lance Corporal) Chanda Singh (546)
Sepoy (Private) Sundar Singh (1321)
Sepoy Ramm Singh (287)
Sepoy Uttar Singh (492)
Sepoy Sahib Singh (182)
Sepoy Hira Singh (359)
Sepoy Daya Singh (687)
Sepoy Jivan Singh (760)
Sepoy Bhola Singh (791)
Sepoy Narayan Singh (834)
Sepoy Gurmukh Singh (814)
Sepoy Jivan Singh (871)
Sepoy Gurmukh Singh (1733)
Sepoy Ram Singh (163)
Sepoy Bhagwan Singh (1257)
Sepoy Bhagwan Singh (1265)
Sepoy Buta Singh (1556)
Sepoy Jivan Singh (1651)
Sepoy Nand Singh (1221)
All Baptized Sikh men take on the last name of Singh, which means Lion.
All Baptized Sikh women take on the last name Kaur, which means Princess.
Feel free to research The Battle of Saragarhi.
Meanwhile, read this article which includes newspaper clippings from the time.
www.sbs.com.au/language/english/they-died-fighting-like-demons-the-australian-who-witnessed-the-battle-of-saragarhi
Thanks Chris, cause he never listens to us lol.
@@ChatterboxTV, you're welcome. :)
This is P addressing you personally, I have been fascinated by Indian culture and history. Its so amazing the more I learn but it's also be so shocking taking in some of the facts, but bare with me as I go through this journey.
Its one of the best fought battles recorded in history. Being English u guys should know that they fought for the Queen back then when we were also a colony. They obviously all died at the end. Hey if u believe in Chuck Norris then this is real.. Lol
There is no concept of Baptization in Sikhs .... read carefully.
This is a true story guys. They prevent the capture of forts and foils the uprising of Afghans. Have they been not there to fight the result was Afghan victory. They stopped the Afghan for whole day and foils their plan. That’s the pinnacle of bravery ever exhibited in any war ever and that is why they were awarded the highest gallantry award to all 21 Sikh soldiers and even British parliament honoured them.
The 21 Sikh non-commissioned officers and soldiers who died in the Battle of Saragarhi were from the Majha region of Punjab and were posthumously awarded the Indian Order of Merit, at that time the highest gallantry award which an Indian soldier could receive. The corresponding gallantry award was the Victoria Cross. The award is equivalent to today's Param Vir Chakra awarded by the President of India.
The modern Sikh Regiment of the Indian Army continues to commemorate the Battle of Saragarhi on 12 September each year as the Regimental Battle Honours Day.
There are many real stories in India. Ex, 7 Maratha warriors Vs 10,000 Mughal, Guru jii son's sacrifice , Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, Ghodkhind war (Real 300 war in valley ) , etc etc. India have huge history. (Sorry guys if I forgot someone. Please mention that in reply)
Subhash Chandra Bose,raja Ranjit Singh, guru govind singh ji,chandra gupt mouria, Sivaji Chatrapati maharaj,chanakya, ashoka, Maharana Pratap , prithviraj Chouhan, Peshwa Bajirao never lost a war and many more please search abot them. even our present indian army faught some impossible wars that seems impossible for normal people example, kargil war, war of siachin, 1971 war when india help Bangladesh to gain freedom from the atrocities of pakistan and 93000 army of pakistan surrendered which is guinues book of world record.during world war 2 indian air force didn't let the japanese to enter Burma that also with backdated jet fighter and then the British awarded india air force with royal Indian Air force title.during pakistani war india shocked the world by destroying the then advanced amercan jet fighter given by USA to Pakistan with a very backdated air craft. PLZZ Google about PNS gazzi an American advanced submarine which was believed that it can not be defeated we destroy it with our INS rajput a defective war ship.in present day indian air force defeated america with advanced aircrafts in a practice match in the ratio 9:1 there is a long list of brave stories . we have a long history man our culture is the oldest culture in the history of mankind we even defeated Alexander the great the king.
Our indian soldiers stayes in the siachin glacier in temperature of -50 degree Celsius 12 months gurding india and it's people.
@@bishaldas6312 i know everything. I only wrote few historic moment before british era. But i respect you knowledge.
I just wrote it for them to know
All 21 sikh soldiers went down fighting 🙏🙏
There is a video on TH-cam telling the story of Battle of Saragarhi...it's true that they were 21 against ten thousand...and guess what...this isn't the craziest battle Sikhs ever fought...there was another battle about Five Hundred years back when Forty Sikhs fought against one lakh or a hundred thousand Mughals...and guess who won that battle...those forty Sikhs......
It was a good movie. You should watch. For the skeptics, look up the battle of saragarhi. Obviously the movie is dramatized but it really was just 21 of them
It is an awesome movie portraying the courage and bravery of those 21 Sikh soldiers. You should watch it. They died defending the fort but left behind a story of bravery that is even difficult to imagine.
It is a true event....Google the history of kesari
The last men standing was on 🔥
Their sincerity and service to their motherland makes Sikh brothers stand apart.
Again one of the brave and proud worriers and sons of India ❤
The thing is knowing the strength of enimy is 10000 and still fighting is a brave act. They know they gona die and thats the real courage.
This is a true story you should google it, British army awarded them with the highest honor.
They were a part of British regiment, they were saving one of three forts, but of those 21 only 20 fought, one the soldiers of them was making notes of the events and notifying other forts by mirrors, that's why it's a true event.
British army gave them gallantary awards.
Whatever shown in movie is all happened in reality on those day 1897. Indian Army has regiment today. And they still celebrate and pay their salute to those 21 Brave Sikhs.
The man in grey thinks it's not true before talking too much about the loop holes...first check the history coz u r looking fool right now😂😂😂
Man in grey has been fascinated with this movie ever since the trailer and has been reading up on it.
It would be ethically correct to first get facts checked than just adopting the manner of what your channel name is about,"Chatter". The sikh guys were in a fort on higher ground than the Pathans.
@@ChatterboxTV nothing but love for your attitude P!
Don't make personal comments.
Next one needs to be Manikarnika, same style and based on s true story.
We are Sikh's , one Sikh equal to one lakh and our turban give us that power
Hello everyone, see there is a lot we don't know about America and there even more that you guys don't know about us..its okay that we are learning about each other..there were a lot of bravehearts who fought for their respective nations ..whether it was an American or Indian ..
Coming to the ultimate last stands.. there are historical evidences that we Indians fought the wars where the enemy numbers were too high
Battle of saragarghi 21 Sikhs soldiers against 10k afghan
120 Indian men against a Pakistani tank battalion in 1971 Indo Pakistan war..read about battle of longewala
1 man company Quatermaster Sergeant Abdul Hamid.. who destroyed many Pakistani Tanks alone...all alone without any support..just with a recoilless anti tank jeep in 1965 indo Pakistan war
So there are more true legendary stories about us which are not known to the world
Love you're informative comment, but just want to make clear that we are from the UK not America lol. Peace and love
Lol😂😂
Funny you thought they were americans. I think the british accent gives it away. Anyway the prejudice in your comment makes your it even more true that foreigners dont know many things about india and indians dont know many things about other countries (even which country they are from hahaha just teasing no hard feelings)
This is a real incident...and a soldier set on fire and despite that he killed more than 16 Afghan soldiers...and that's true..
This is the reality my friend 21 against 10000
Its a true story previously i just knew about the story but couldnt believe it when i was a child. Then when this film came out i actually researched and then saw international newspapers of British India era actually report it. It was in Australian newspapers and British papers of the times... back in the day.. of 1897 And it has evidence of it.... I am not talking about recent newspaper articles.. i am talking about articles in 1897 newspaper printing.. and it ran shivers down my spine reading it
Nice reaction 👍❤️
This war is one of the epic battle and also been included in the Guinness World Records
It's truly an incredible story.
It's part of history,that you can find details about on internet. It's called battle of saragarhi
Lots of love from INDIA!
you guys can read about the battle of saragarhi on which this story is based
Just Google search The Battle of Saragarhi
Must watch movie. As a Britishers you will also feel proud on Indian soldiers. There is no strategy. What they did is called bravery and courage. Don't compare with Ratatouille.
It's a true story..
The good thing is enemy don't know they have only 21 people..
Iam not a Sikh man... But 1 Sikh army person is equal to 10 of another army..
Dear... indian army has a huge Sikh Regiment which is so powerfull and big and proud.. they gives, offer own lives to motherland like .🤔.. No words to compare... Like that different cultural regiments are thr in indian army.. another proud is Gorkha regiment.
This is such an interesting story Sherath.
Please go ahead and watch it. You'll get goosebumps at times ❣️ a must watch ❣️
Teri mitthi song from this movie is very beautiful
These 21 loins knew already that they were going to die that day, there strategy was only to hold 10000 afgan as long as they can for reinforcement team
This 21 Soldiers Fought bravely and killed atleat 600-700 Enemies.
Thank you appreciate the information.
The battle of Saragarhi is listed in United Nations top 5 military stand in the world.
Here you go:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Saragarhi
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Their task was to hold them as long as they can so british army can arrive..you should watch the movie then you'll know
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@Chatterbox this is not the only battle in which the enemies outnumbered Sikhs. There is one more battle also know as Battle of Chamkaur in which 40 sikhs fight against 1million mughal forces.
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the battle was in visual and signal line of sight of 2 british forts, who both documented the battle. All 21 got british highest military honour.. Not a fantasy and battle lasted almost whole day, in end, over 600 afgan bodies were counted, all 21 sikhs were out of bullets, and in hundreds death of afgan could be seen by blade.. When they felt going in would be a death trap, they set place in fire, with objective to see sikhs shout as they burn. The final defiance was to only give sikh battle cry as they burnt alive..
This completely broke the afgan sprit and they had no more heart to fight any further.. this is not a fictitious battle of 300, but real one. Many photo of aftermath of that battle still exist and can be seen in Internet. The stronghold was completely in ruins.. that 10000 also had some artillery as documented by british, though not shown in film, they used it to plumet the outpost first, but they still had to go inside to fight and finish 21 sikh soldiers .
Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Saragarhi
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For the person on the right upper corner - Google the "Battle of Saragarhi". Watch the video by Extra History on this.
Don't act ignorant. There has been much discussion on it.
Its a true story
It is an absolutely true story
That's real bravery
Guys this story is fully a real story which happened in the history to indians .
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This is a real story and this is the reason Sikh people represented courage. You can check Gurkha's fight with Japan . These stories are real, but not popular. Indians will know that. Most of the Sikhs are Soldiers in India. They have separate Troop and Training.
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they fight and died till the next troop comes for their help.They did not allow the invaders to capture the fort.
The Afghan don't know that they were 21 and the Sikh soldiers have to hang on till the evenning.
P, you should read the history. This is the pride of INDIA and every bit of the story is true🥂
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For the non-believing guy.Its called the Battle of Saragarhi.
The Indian Army's 4th battalion of the Sikh Regiment commemorates the battle every year on the 12th of September, as Saragarhi Day.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Saragarhi
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The Battle of Saragarhi was a last-stand battle fought before the Tirah Campaign on 12 September 1897 between the British Raj and Afghan tribesmen. On 12 September 1897, an estimated 12,000 - 24,000 Orakzai and Afridi tribesmen were seen near Gogra, at Samana Suk, and around Saragarhi, cutting off Fort Gulistan from Fort Lockhart. The Afghans attacked the outpost of Saragarhi where thousands of them swarmed and surrounded the fort, preparing to assault it . Led by Havildar Ishar Singh, the 21 soldiers in the fort-all of whom were Sikhs-chose to fight to the death, in what is considered by some military historians as one of the most courageous battles in history. The post was recaptured two days later by another British Indian contingent.
Date: 12 September, 1897
Location: Tirah, North-West Frontier Province, British India
33°33′15″N 70°53′15″E
Result: Strategic British victory
Commanders and leaders:
Indian British Army -Ishar Singh.
Afghan Army - Gul Badshah.
Strength:
Indian British Army: 21 Sikh Soldiers.
Afghan Army: 12,000-24,000 Afghan Tribesmen.
Casualties and losses:
Indian British Army: 21 killed.
Afghan Army: About 1400 killed and Many more wounded.
Order of Merit
The 21 Sikh non-commissioned officers and soldiers who died in the Battle of Saragarhi were from the Majha region of Punjab and were posthumously awarded the Indian Order of Merit, at that time the highest gallantry award which an Indian soldier could receive. The corresponding gallantry award was the Victoria Cross. The award is equivalent to today's Param Vir Chakra awarded by the President of India.
The Battle at Saragarhi is one of eight stories of collective bravery published by UNESCO. About 10,000 to 12,000 Pathans surrounded the Saragarhi fort, which was being guarded by only 21 Sikh soldiers.
The battle continued for seven hours and Sikh soldiers kept felling one after another. No support or supplies came but the soldiers were told to stick to their guns. In the meantime, the Pathans asked the Sikh soldiers to surrender but they preferred to die fighting
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Details of the Battle of Saragarhi are considered fairly accurate because Sepoy Gurmukh Singh signalled events to Fort Lockhart by heliograph[16] as they occurred.[14]
Around 09:00, approximately 6,000-10,000 Afghans reach the signalling post at Saragarhi.
Sepoy Gurmukh Singh signals to Colonel Haughton, situated in Fort Lockhart, that they are under attack.
Haughton states he cannot send immediate help to Saragarhi.
The soldiers in Saragarhi decide to fight to the last to prevent the enemy from reaching the forts.
Sepoy Bhagwan Singh is the first soldier to be killed and Naik Lal Singh is seriously wounded.
Naik Lal Singh and Sepoy Jiwa Singh reportedly carry the body of Bhagwan Singh back to the inner layer of the post.
The Afghans break a portion of the wall of the picket.
Haughton signals that he has estimated that there are between 10,000 and 14,000 Pashtuns attacking Saragarhi.
The leaders of the Pashtun forces reportedly make promises to the soldiers to entice them to surrender.
Reportedly two determined attempts are made to rush open the gate, but are unsuccessful.
Later, the wall is breached.
Thereafter, some of the fiercest hand-to-hand fighting occurs.
In an act of outstanding bravery, Havildar Ishar Singh orders his men to fall back into the inner layer, whilst he remains to cover their retreat. However, this is breached and all but one of the defending soldiers are killed, along with many of the Pashtuns.
Sepoy Gurmukh Singh, who communicated the battle to Haughton, is the last surviving defender. His last message is for permission to pick up his rifle. Upon receiving permission he packs up the heliograph and holds the door of his signalling shed. He is stated to have killed 40 Afghans, the Pashtuns having to set fire to the post to kill him. As he is dying, he is said to have yelled repeatedly the Sikh battle cry "Bole So Nihal, Sat Sri Akal!" ("One will be blessed eternally, who says that God is the ultimate truth!").
Having destroyed Saragarhi, the Afghans turned their attention to Fort Gulistan, but they had been delayed too long, and reinforcements arrived there in the night of 13-14 September, before the fort could be captured.[2] The Pashtuns later admitted that they had lost about 600 killed[17] and many more wounded[18] during the engagement against the 21 Sikh soldiers, but some 1400 bodies[9] are said to have been seen around the ruined post when the relief party arrived (however, the fort had been retaken, on 14 September, by the use of intensive artillery fire,[8] which may have caused some casualties). The total casualties in the entire campaign, including the Battle of Saragarhi, numbered around 4,800.[whose?]
Weapons
The weapons given and used by the Indian troops were of an older generation compared to the small arms issued to British troops. This was intentionally done after the Indian Mutiny of 1857 to prevent any further mutinies and uprisings from getting out of hand.[19] The Afghans used the original and copy of Martini-Henry rifles. The Martini-Henry was copied on a large scale by North-West Frontier Province gunsmiths. The chief manufacturers were the Adam Khel Afridi, who lived around the Khyber Pass. The Khyber Pass gunsmiths first acquired examples of the various British service arms during nineteenth-century British military expeditions in the North-West Frontier, which they used to make copies.[20]
Soldiers
The names of the 21 Sikh soldiers were:[2][21]
Havildar Ishar Singh (regimental number 165)
Naik Lal Singh (332)
Lance Naik Chanda Singh (546)
Sepoy Sundar Singh (1321)
Sepoy Ramm Singh (287)
Sepoy Uttar Singh (492)
Sepoy Sahib Singh (182)
Sepoy Hira Singh (359)
Sepoy Daya Singh (687)
Sepoy Jivan Singh (760)
Sepoy Bhola Singh (791)
Sepoy Narayan Singh (834)
Sepoy Gurmukh Singh (814)
Sepoy Jivan Singh (871)
Sepoy Gurmukh Singh (1733)
Sepoy Ram Singh (163)
Sepoy Bhagwan Singh (1257)
Sepoy Bhagwan Singh (1265)
Sepoy Buta Singh (1556)
Sepoy Jivan Singh (1651)
Sepoy Nand Singh (1221)
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History of INDIA 🇮🇳👉The Battle of Saragarhi, 👈😎.
21 Shikh 🇮🇳 v/s 10000 Afghan Pathan,
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Do you know still indian soldiers of sikh regiment wear that ring blade (chakram) on their turban on head.
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They never told that the 21 guys won so??
History of indian warriors is not yet been learned about or appreciated by the world.
Bahubali was fictional story but this was a true story.
10,000 Afghan soldiers attacked a fort in sargadhi village and the attack was well defended by 21 sikh soldiers from indian British army.
Approximately 600 Afghan soldiers died and many more severly wounded which eventually led to retreat of Afghans.
All 21 sikh soldiers died seving their homeland.
P.S. - Another example of Indian warriors is the last battle of Alexander shown in the movie "Alexander". The king who is shown riding the elephant is an Indian king named "Porus" .
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@@ChatterboxTV The Afghan tribe was known as orakzai tribe ( Kabila)
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