Movie with dancing and singing soldiers after exercises in the USA is gaining popularity in India

In India, a video in which Indian and American soldiers celebrate the end of the joint exercises of Yudh Abhyas is gaining popularity among users. The exercises were held at training grounds in the United States, including the territory of the Lewis military base.

Distributed in various venues, including the Indian media, the video with the joint performance of the Indian hiking song attracts an impressive audience.

We are talking about a video in which soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces and the United States perform the song "Badluram Ka Badan Zamin Ke Neche Hai." This is a marching song of the Indian regiment from Assam. The servicemen not only performed the song, but also danced to it. Moreover, American soldiers admitted that many of them did not understand what this song was about, "but the rhythm is peppy."

So what is she talking about?

The song is dedicated to how the soldiers of the Assamese Regiment fought against the Japanese in Burma (Myanmar) during the Second World War. During one of the battles, a soldier named Badluram died, but the command was not informed about this so that the soldiers exhausted by the battles would continue to receive an additional diet for him. In India, Badluram is considered a hero who "fed his unit after death."

At the same time, during the performance of the song after the US-Indian teachings, the word "yapi" ("japy") was used, which, for example, in the USA is interpreted as an insulting name for the inhabitants of the Land of the Rising Sun.

#WATCH Indian and American soldiers sing and dance on the Assam Regiment's marching song 'Badluram ka badan zameen ke neeche hai' during Exercise 'Yudhabhyas' being carried out at Joint Base Lewis, McChord in the United States of America pic.twitter.com/6vTuVFHZMd

- ANI (@ANI) September 15, 2019

After that, at the military base, the American orchestra officially completed the teachings of Yudh Abhyas with the performance of the Indian anthem "Jana Gana Mana".

Comments

[Thrall]

American soldiers admitted that many of them did not understand what this song was about

because there was no voiceover

[bessmertniy]

It must be assumed that the Japanese will take this feature of the American military into account, who did not understand what they were singing, and would not be offended for the name offensive to themselves.

[krot]

Window dressing ... It is necessary to lick one place for the Indians, the contracts with weapons are at stake!

[Pavel57]

Hero-fed unit ....

[Ren]

Quote: Pavel57

Hero-fed unit ....

Dead souls ... Chichikov, it turns out, is also in a sense a hero?
In many countries, cases of receiving pensions for already deceased grandparents by relatives, i.e. can also be considered heroes?
In besieged Leningrad, the coupons of already deceased relatives were also bought, but in order to survive. In the USSR, such heroes can not be counted! It was just survival!

[Nycomed]

We are somewhere incomprehensible, and somewhere even funny. And in WWII, the inhabitants of India volunteered en masse in the British army only because in the army they would be fed, dressed and shod. That is, they will have something that has never been in "civilian life".

[SERGEY SERGEEVICS]

Quote: Nycomed

We are somewhere incomprehensible, and somewhere even funny. And in WWII, the inhabitants of India volunteered en masse in the British army only because in the army they would be fed, dressed and shod. That is, they will have something that has never been in "civilian life".

The British and created for them, these beggarly conditions and legitimately accepted certain for this, so that they began to work for them, almost for free.

[Nycomed]

Poverty living conditions were always there, both before the Britons and under the Britts and after their departure. The British built thousands of kilometers of highways and railroads for them, arranged harbors and ports, and left behind a rather weak industry. And if they still have a caste system, then the Britons are not to blame. And in the deaths of millions of people when divided into India and Pakistan, after the departure of the British, Mahatma Gandhi is personally guilty.

[SERGEY SERGEEVICS]

The British built them thousands of kilometers of highways and railways,

They did not build for them, but up to themselves, so that it would be better to enrich themselves.

Poverty living conditions have always been there,

Well, yes, as in all other countries, only shaving has developed this even more.

And if they still have a caste system, then the Britons are not to blame.

So no one blames them for this, each country has its own rules.

And in the deaths of millions of people when divided into India and Pakistan, after the departure of the British, Mahatma Gandhi is personally guilty.

Only shaving, this light and kindled, along with minke whales.

[Nycomed]

The Britons could take out a lot from there, but they left. And what about the Americans? Without the Americans, or rather without the signing of the "Atlantic Charter" on 14.08.1941/XNUMX/XNUMX, on which F.D. Roosevelt insisted, India in general would not have seen independence as its ears. Study history, Dear, not according to the "Short Course on the History of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks)", nor according to the "Capital" of the stock player K. Marx, nor according to the "incorruptible" creations of Old Krupsky-Armand, nor according to other "pearls" of GLAVPUR, now there is a huge historical and political literature, on various topics and events.

[SERGEY SERGEEVICS]

The Britons could take a lot out of there,

So they exported all these centuries.

but left.

They had no choice, they flew from there.

And the Americans are there at all side?

And who helped the Britons add oil to the fire over Kashmir? whales and helped.

Without the Americans, or rather, without the signing of the "Atlantic Charter" on 14.08.1941/XNUMX/XNUMX, on which F.D. Roosevelt insisted, India would not have seen independence at all, as its ears

The Indian uprisings of the 20-years gave them the start of independence, even then, the Britons could not cope with it all and grew to the end of the 40-years.

Dear, not according to the "Brief course on the history of the CPSU (b)", nor according to the "Capital" of the stock market player K. Marx, nor according to the "incorruptible" creations of Old Man Krupsky-Armand, nor according to other "gems" of GLAVPUR, now there is a huge number of historical and political literature on various topics and events.

Do not read or did not finish, you are a little of these courses.

[Alexzn]

[quote] [/ quote] You were right in many ways, until you started writing absurdities about Marx and Krupsky, which you should even read. Critical, but worth it.

[Nycomed]

And what is the absurdity? That Max played on the stock exchange? Was he supposed to live on something? Not for royalties from the publications of "Capital"? And K. Marx loved to live well, not as a proletarian. Yes, and Old Man Krupsky-Armand also did not steam up his turnips. What should I learn from them? Why the hell should I read this hypocritical lie?

[Alexzn]

Wrong. Categorically.
Marx practically did not play on the exchange, or rather, after a successful one-time transaction, he lost everything. It was Adam Smith who made a fortune there and even wrote a book about the exchange.
The book CAPITAL is a very serious, powerful scientific work.
I won’t particularly defend Lenin, as he is no match for the scientist Marx, but to understand something in the history of the 20 century, you need to read a lot of them.

[Karabas]

And we thought it was their films such where every 5 minutes they sing and dance, but it turns out they have such a life.

[Pedrodepackes]

Quote: Karabas

but it turns out they have such a life.

funny guys)) something in between the church chants in the American church and the local hari-ram, hari-krsna at 120 beats per minute

[SERGEY SERGEEVICS]

but it turns out they have such a life. laughing

Their traditions are those that have already outgrown, in everyday life, ubiquitous life.

[Nycomed]

Fun! Ours, too, can so "anneal" that "Mom, do not worry!"

[SERGEY SERGEEVICS]

They love this thing, have fun. They never despair, always all this, translate into dances and songs.

[3vs]

Something reminded:

[gafarovsafar]

"Jana Gana Mana"
"Cola Shana chewing gum"

[Nikolay Fedorov]

One soldier’s ration was divided by twenty, at least. And his soldier's salary was also shared? What are they, like, well done! Deceived, like, reptile commanders!
Get fucked up! How different we are! They revere it with valor, and new generations compose and sing songs about it. But here it would be for abomination and baseness. Participants similar to the pillory.

[smart fellow]

These are the heroes in India! In the dock. In the film, a Chinese veteran recalls how Chinese soldiers made a march in the mountains (such as Suvorov’s crossing the Alps), went behind the Hindus and surrendered to the Indians. After that, the command ordered to feed the prisoners and the Chinese soldiers gave their rations. The Hindus were taken out in their own trucks - Chinese soldiers stomped on foot. The whole world thought then the Chinese troops would go further and capture Delhi.

[7 poplar]

soon they will sleep "together"