The MAN In Sam Manekshaw
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2020
- “I don't want to know what happened in the past. All I want to know is who are my commanders, where are the Chinese, how much ammunition have I got...”
The life and career of Sam Hormusji Framji Jamshedji Manekshaw was as illustrious as his name. Back in 2002, interviewed by his own grandson for a documentary, this is how he recounted his days of glory.
Thanks to Parzor Foundation for the footage.
We were at Coimbatore airport and Sir Manekshaw was coming inside. My husband went to wish him. Sir Manekshaw bent from his great height and shook hands with my 2 young daughters and when I folded my hands to do Namasthe, Sir Manekshaw said”No young lady “ and shook hands with me too . A gentleman to the core and it was a great honour for us . Greatest Indian.
bevkuf sam sale ne corona rules thod diye
@@vinayak_3001 ?
@@vinayak_3001 pakistani spotted
@@98854arjun just a joke, chill
@@shambhavi4292 not just a joke,, ek respect hoti hai,,
joke should be in its own limitations.
Jai Hind❤️
"The Man & His Times"
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8
Absolutely!
Actually he is evergreen ❤️
@@miss.whitecoat882 q
Speaks English, Gujarati, Hindi, Nepali and he is a Parsi.....
Old school legends.....
Never punished any soldier...
Hats off sir.
Also Punjabi as he was a Parsi Punjabi
East or west ; Manekshaw's the best.
Earnest respects.
He spoke pashto too.
And spent his last years in ooty where they speak none of these languages maybe except English. He is the true meaning of being indian.
@@ojas7277 nope
He fought in 8 wars ..can imagine his brilliancy and devotion to our country.. even the word greatest feel short to define this man .. utter respect to Sam sahab 🙏🙏🙏
Wondering why he couldn't joined Netaji for freedom? Both of them together they could have been lethal.
Which 8?
@@killshot-zl4tvdon't know 8 but I can only remember 5 major ones, ww2, 1948, 62,65,71 only these others were small conflicts
@@KnightWithAnAssaultRifle exactly there weren't 8
He was devoted to the Government,,,, Earlier with British and later on with Indian
I love this man. His personality is impeccable. And let us not forget how courteous the interviewer is, he doesn't interfere.
It's his grandson.
It's his grandson. ;-;
He speaks like the old parsis in mumbai.
These are vintage and priceless archives. That's his grandson
Quelle surprise!
"The girl wants to see me " , talking about the highest authority of the second largest population in the world. Sam was Sigma before the word was even formulated.
Dang this man is a man among men... sheeeesh
Sigma Thad to be absolutely accurate
Alpha male
First respect a lady PM....Indira is one of the most feared and respected PM around the world
@@sashis9076 the mitrokhin archives says it all
At 88, this mans clarity in speech and his memory is fantastic!
From serving British raj to the historical treaty of Kashmir's accession to the Bangladesh liberation war of 1971 to seeing a globalised modern India of 21st century, the number of historical events this man is involved in this subcontinent is legendary🤩
Even at an old age, he is energetic and talking like a youngman, hats off to his service to the country, Ome Shanthi Saam Saheb!
A man is always energetic he never gets old
@@kappusingh2218 he*
Creator : how badass do you want manekshaw to be?
God : *YES*
if god's saying yes then who's the creator?
@@unknownentity2112 i think there are 169 silly sheep nodding at one stupid ass
@@satishrangu2383 😂
@@satishrangu2383 because creator can be different from God..
Is there a rule that God is the creator or even God exists?? It's upto the imagination of the commentor, maybe creator is one who takes orders from god.if that's the case the comment is perfectly alright,✌️
he actually was kind hearted!! and peace loving man!!
I am Pakistani but truly I am fan of Sir Sam Manekshaw due to his professionalism, gentle behavior to humankind and generousity
❤😂I am in Indian as kerala. Also I respect the pakistani people than yours' rulers , I respect the jinnah
❤❤
@@bhuvanchandran7438
Surprised that you cant see what the pakistani said " he likes this Sam Manekshaw, not you or the masses of Indians. The hate for Hindus is very deep rooted. Your love gesture cannot melt the Pakistani resolve to screw the 72 virgins promised in the LaLa land
@@bhuvanchandran7438why you respect that bloody jinnah.
@@bhuvanchandran7438 Respect Islam all you want we all respect Islam. Who respects jinnah?
A legend
A Gentleman
A man of Courage and Honor
Bangladesh will remember you , Sam.
Bangladesh is a secret enemy of India...A snake at the backyard we keep feeding milk...There can be no friendship with bangaali-desh unless you get rid of the mental disease called islam, which is kind of impossible until India sends all banggaali beggars to the 72 hoori-desh...no wonder why bangaaal-bhonsadeez are sooooo battameez
The Man Spoke 4 different languages, in this short 18 minutes interview itself. What a personality.
Every parsi knows gujrati....because when parsis were persecuted in iran by MUSLIMS they saved themselves by taking refuge in gujarat...
@@buntyabichandani5627 was there any reason for highlighting 'MUSLIMS'!?
@@sujal2763 yes because zorastrians were persecuted by muslims In Iran , from being a majority religion they became minority in the world .
@@sujal2763 Truth needs to be highlighted to make it more visible isn't it? No more denial of anything.
@@sujal2763 Yupp, it's the truth
This legend's badass plan single handedly won India the war of 1971 with the most number of surrenders ever!!
He is such a brilliant, tactical and sharp Field Marshal. The way he outplayed enemies during 1971 war is just beautiful.
@@amiyavatsa yup, most people don't know this
@@sandeeppathak5932 the planning for the 1971 war began way before than it actually started. It was Sam Mankeshaw's brainchild. And the army executed it to perfection. I'm not taking away any credit from any of these decorated officers, all of them are too good!
@@panchu50 iam not talking about the war ....but the surrender ....please watch shri Jacobs interview.... nobody even Manekshaw expected that pak army will surrender so easily....but it does not matters who did what....our army won it.
Dear please check your facts
First of all Jagjeet Singh Arora won the war ....
He was made Field Marshal because he was soldier of British and that’s he salutates Indira by name, morarji desai by name and Mountbatten by Sir ...,.
@@sandeeppathak5932 exactly. We won the war decisively. That's what matters.
Such a down to earth person! Such high profile and still so good person, very rare generals like him. Huge respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰 lots of love ❤️
❤🇮🇳
But sadly Pakistan backstabbed. Us in kargil
I like that relationship between grandfather and grandson. What an honor to know the thoughts and life of such a great and accomplished Indian.
''the girl wants me '' and ''cry on my shoulder '' the only man in this world who can talk like this to Prime minister of India
Ha humara Pak fauj gadhe he
@@AbdulRehman-pg8up no doubt bro😂
And only Prime Minister who is secure enough to joke with subordinates.
@@upscworld8474 lol
When the western world can joke with everyone regardless of position, why can't we.
The statements like "the girl wants me" and "cry on my shoulders"...
Can't believe that he literally talked to Indira Gandhi like that😂😂
Indira was a Child for him.
This shows that they had a really great equation of friendship n as officials too
We were under British rule idiot.
😅😅
He called Indira 'sweetie' on some occasion
These are the some of few men who really shaped India, their valor and dedication to serve the motherland really paved a way for today's India.
Salute to you sir for your work..may you RIP.
The Indian Army / Defence Forces are the best and most disciplined in the world. They will never step in unless the worst happens. Salute you our Defence brothers and sisters.
Damn! He is the type of guy who can steal my girl at 90😂no model or actors can come even close to the personality of armymen.
Cuz he is a Man
We are dude....
@@IndianYouThoober90 Spot on
@@the_fabulous_p14 👍
Gandhi you were dead when he was not even born😂
@@sohamkumar9518 bro Field Marshall Sam bahadur did fight in WW2. and WW2 did happen when Mr Gandhi's was alive.
You can tell the brilliant leaders no matter what army or nationality. I could listen to his wisdom and stories for hours.
Which country are you from??
@@manjotdhaliwal7736 The USA
@@manjotdhaliwal7736 The USA
Sir Sam Maneksaw your not only Indian war hero. But a very lovely grandpa who loves to tell the stories.
It was a blessing for your kids and grand children.
Seen this clip many times, it never feels old. What a powerful personality and solid command over what he means. Absolute NO NONSENSE! Huge respect to you sir.
Sam is the cool uncle at the party whose stories u can listen to for hours.
Poor
the definition i liked the most
He also personifies the strength in diversity of India. In 1971 BD war, our Army Chief was a Parsi - Maneckshaw, our Air Marshal was a Muslim - Idris Latif, our commander on ground in East Pakistan was a Sikh - JS Aurora, our man who captured Dhaka was a Jew - JFR Jacob.
This is so beautiful honestly
What is so beautiful is a Jew, in Indian army and that too at a higher level.
Correction, our Air Chief was Air Chief Marshal Pratap Chandra Lal during 71, not ACM Latif. He was chief from 1978-81
Like it's often said, it happens only in India.
@@11547able oh yes, Idris Latif was Air Vice Marshal in 1971. He became the Air Chief in 1974. Still quite remarkable since he commanded the Eastern Theatre and was awarded with Param Vashist Seva Medal for that. Also remarkable that he was a WWII veteran who had chosen India over Pakistan after the partition.
Sir Sam! You'll always be in the hearts of the people who doesn't only know the history but also can understand how gracefully you worked in such a sensitive and decisive scenarios.
The contribution of the parsi people is very big in the build up of this nation.
Why didn't our history books even mention this legend.. All I remember seeing this name is when coming to Shivaji Nagar in Banglore there is a ground named in his honour. "SAM MANEKSHAW GROUNDS" When asked who he was all I got in reply was he was a legend and great soldier.
Indeed!.
A thousand salutations to the Legend.
All History is written by Congress stooges. They tried to hide real heroes of India. Sam Bahadur was hero of Indo Pak 1971 war but Congress stole credit and made Indira Gandhi the hero. They were Jealous and scared if Sam Bahadur, So Sam Bahadur never got any state honour in his death. This is the Behavior of Khangress for Indian ArMy
"From the rank of second leftenent to field marshal, I have never punished a man"- what a great soldier, what a great human being, he knows how to win hearts🙏
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Indeed...!!!
16:09 Sam talks in Nepali, the language of the Gurkhas. When you respect the people you learn their language.
true
SAM was from Gurkha Regiment , Indian Army
India has the world's 2nd largest Gurkha population so I think it was obvious he learn language from Gurkha Regiment in Indian army
He was the most respected Field Marshal in Indian history and Gorkhas out of respect gave him name “Bahadur” (Sam Bahadur)! Jai Hind 🇮🇳
@@sckrulez22 are you gorkha?
Hands down... The greatest man who'll ever walk this planet. I don't think anyone can ever live up to his standards ever again.
A person who played remarkable role in military operations undertaken in post independence India.
What an inspiration... Every generation should have a man like him.
@ABC DEF murdabad
@ABC DEF you lost bro?
Pkmkb
@GO Velociti ofcourse bro...why not....
Im 67 now but i followed Mr Sam Maniksaw at 17 during the Bangladesh war in 71' He was truly my Hero. I am Malaysian i followed the War commentary
via (sw) All India Radio, inbmy hometown in Penang. Just Got gladden to hear my Hero'-Sam
@Aadi Ringay tamil/indian malaysians exist, most of them came as captive labour to malaysia
@Aadi Ringay Dude, Indo-Malaysians exist. They're like 15% of the total population.
Sam manekshaw closely resembled in physical shape and behaviour to Iftikhar takkur ( A Pakistani comedian), just Google it you will be surprised.
Yes, Ironically it has Changed for the Worst ', on the Scale of Good Bad & ugly till date
Probably the finest interview I've heard... Everything from the independence to the bf liberation war has been discussed. Still in awe of Mr. Manekshaw and his elegant grandson. What good have we done to have people like FM manekshaw born in this country. Jai Hind 🇮🇳
16:37 the song in the background is called "Sam bahadur". It's a martial song composed by the legendary L.B Gurung to honour him.
"get the car, the girl wants to see me"😎😎🔥
That was his style n sense of humour
Damn.
Telling that to the PMO India.
Man, he had balls.
Don’t forget he was the coas at that time and rumours were there that he is going take over. So more or less pmo was afraid of him.
@P Pierre or saying chai ke time ho gaya, chai wale se milna hai 😂
@P Pierre I was just thinking the same..what a coincidence...
"Give me a man or woman with common sense and who is not an idiot and I assure you can make a leader out of him or her."
: FM Sam Manekshaw
The greatest interview I've seen in my life. Period.
An man of rare personality - good human being with cool temper and wits, a fearless and bold army general, has the openness of treat people equally regardless of colour religion friend enemy, spotless patriotic; all combined in one person. Our nation is very much blessed to have such a great man. A very big Salute Sam sir
Manekshaw, a man so masculine that a prime minister became a girly woman in his presence. What a badass! 😂🤣
Exactly superb
So lame that a girl will become a boy after reading the comment.
Not any PM, the iron lady of our country 🙏
@@rufus7787 who brought emergency, nationalisation of banks, all bad deeeds
@@a.d.7888 A man with iron balls couldn’t make that decision
Oh God! His Nepali. I am shocked, so pure Nepali tune, speaks like Parbate (Parbate refers to the People who are from the hilly regions). RIP Sam Sir (Sam Bahadur)🙏
@CDS Pvt he meant his accent and language
@CDS Pvt he was not Gujarati but living in Punjab he was actually Parsi
@@bbcroka1172 parsi first came in India in gujrat state so that's what, he meant ig
@@anixes so that make him Punjabi
@@bbcroka1172 well, if you go by the origin then it's Iran - Gujrat then Punjab.
Absolute legend sir Manik Shaw ❤
As a Bangladeshi I have huge respect for this man 🇧🇩❤️🇮🇳
If only I could hit multiple likes for this heartwarming, wholesome content! Ah, so pure.. so magical! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You can easily make a trilogy on his achievements.
Absolutely!
A web series would be better
@@nishantyadav8124 u stole my words..Fimls merely wont b enough to cover his glorry
@@nishantyadav8124 definitely a web series
@@akshaynaik2491 yea and they would skip many things due to lesser time
Back in 2007 when I was 8 at MH Wellington I saw a pale funny looking granpa in a wheelchair. If only I knew who he was back then.
Lucky
@@banibakshi2512 Mr.Scott you are a lucky man to get a glimpse of him.
So lucky man,feeling jealous.
Ohhh i feel jealous
I am burning
You were damn lucky.
Beautiful interactions and conversations between the people who made my country, make me realize , how strong , educated , lovely, funny, non-greedy and United as a family they were. I feel more at ease than listening to any other moral texts and sounds.
someone who could stand shoulder to shoulder with sir subhas chandra boss❤❤
The quintessential parsi humor is right there. I live in Navsari, a town dominated by Parsis in past and I can say i was lucky to be tought by Parsi teachers. Their honesty, cheekyness, punctuality and meticulousness are class apart!
I think you are lucky to have lived in Navsari. I visited Navsari about 10 years ago. Quite an interesting little town and saw few Parsi families. I visited a local library where a librarian actually showed me a very old book Zoroastrian history and religion and was written in old Persian script. I was actually quite disappointed by the way the librarian treated the book. I wish Indians take more care in preserving various aspects of history and artefacts in public places. But funnily enough the librarian treated me like I was a foreigner but in a good way the moment I told her I was Tamil Nadu. I think it’s a bit sad to see Parsi community dwindling and disappearing from the face of India!
@@jaskatpon1 well, we can't do anything about it since, their religion doesn't allow them to marry someone from outside their religion or even convert.
I live at valsad , near Udwada
@@anixes wait are you talking about Zoroastrians or Islam or both?
Ashish chanchalani is also parsi but he is unfunny 🤣
Who said history was a boring subject? No one would dare if he was our teacher!
The best 18 min documentary. Still want hours of footages like this...
🇮🇳Salute to sir maneck shaw!
Real TRUTH!! It went like some few minutes!! Wanted to hear each & everything from him in a documentary.
So true brother, so true. Nowadays I feel like studying history. It was so boring in school.
@@globalcitizen270 it was boring because we were compelled to study about Mughals and how there gardens were we were forced to remember their damn family tree with time stamps
There was hardly anything about Maharana Pratap about Sambhaji Maharaj
@@moviestaan2858 It was boring because of the education system not because of the Mughals. Egyptian, Mayan histories are also similarly interesting. They won't teach that. They just make us memorize facts, they don't give us proper history lessons.
It was 18 mins??? I thought it was 3-4 mins lol
i smiled through whole video serving such a huge responsibility with such an ease with a seasoning of humor on it. an inspirational person with a humble character.great regards to this soul.
We want a full interview...this is pure gold 🪙🪙🪙🪙
If a man says he is not afraid , he is either lying or is a gurkha !
Edit ......not afraid of death
Jai hind
Replace g with b 😂😂😂😂
@@madrish7226 You have a really bad sense of humour bro
Chotu ren de
Every individual is afraid of something or the other. It's an innate human trait.
The thing that I noticed the most was his memory. He gave such detailed accounts of the incidents from Maniben sitting cross legged with a brown fountain pen to his brief encounters with Mrs.Gandhi. I'm amazed the man could remember everything at this age. What an absolute leader !! What charms !!
Yes and the dates and time too
That's called art of story telling. He has told this story 100 of times and now it has become the perfect and the most interesting version of the story.
What a MAN and what a SOLDIER he was! Amazing, amazing leader.
Age when many of old people are shaking and shivering in their bed, this man is speaking so confidently and rigidly ... hats off to you field marshal
Ultimate respect for your bravery and philosophy from 🇧🇩. You are out and out a gentleman.
Sam manekshaw closely resembled in physical shape and behaviour to Iftikhar takkur ( A Pakistani comedian), just Google it you will be surprised.
@Humbal Hiren In islam there is no concept of force conversion of any religion,Quran teaches the respect of other religions and their followers, if some one do force conversion, he might be a Muslim by name only, simple.
@@amnamumtaz8774 even if there is no concept, it happens, always.
The man was almost 90 in this video and look at the composure in voice.
What "A Man" he is, worth listening. His every word so bold and well thought.
Definitely Inspiration, and so much to learn from him.
If "Legends Never Die " had a face it will surely be his.
What a badass !
It was a pleasure listening to him it was akin to a starry-eyed grandson listening to tales of valour from my grandfather. My heart is filled with pride that gentlemen like him was born in this soil.
Enaku pudichirukku...
Wow. Such a raw interview!!! Living through history by the glimpses of such a great personality is such a humbling experience.
Watched this video on 27 Aug 2022. Regret not watching it earlier.
Jai Hind.
This interview is insane, my words what a personality.....hats off to a great man!
Every boy's dream : telling stories to grandchildren about thier own bravery .. It is the most beautiful feeling in the world Either in listening or in telling ..Great ..if you want to gain honour for your community /ethnic groups ...work like parsis totally non violent inside country but protective on border
.....love your country and citizen of country too ...serve country honestly in every field .... Work hard and honestly ..make country great (make liveable more than this ).
So true, Jadhav Rana would be very pleased to hear what the Parsis did for us all these years.
@@dutcheastindies8354 bro i suscribed your channel .. don't close your channel in future ..you have awesome videos
@@ramaam1998 ooo Good ..my grandma used to tell me about her young days story ..how she used to go to pond to swim with her friends and used to come home singing song ..i used to wander that how girls were roaming without fear in British era ..ohhh thanks for reminding me of my grandma ..I miss her so much
Same about jains
@@AshutoshKumar-dh5fq Bro the Dutch East Indies channel doesn't have any video what videos are you talking about?
BANGLADESH love you forever sir sam💝💝..respect and lots of love from 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
salute
@@amnamumtaz8774 but this comedian looking person split pakistan into half.
There is a difference between them.
Your burns are not healed yet 😜😜 it's been 50 years lol...
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The aura and his presence can be felt even while just watching this interview, what a personality!
I am from Pakistan but what a general I love him he is my inspiration
In the pre-Independence era, Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw was staffed with General Yahya Khan in the Indian Army. Post the 1971 Indo-Pak war, commenting on the purchase of his motorbike by then Pakistani President- General Yahya Khan, he said:
“Yahya never paid me the 1000 rupees for my motorbike, but now he has paid with half his country”
He is just an absolute great army man,,,,,love from Bangladesh
Salute to iron lady
@@RahulKumar-py1fm , 🤣🤣
@August 5 & 15 Black Day ok kidd! you have spoken enough, now you can cry in your own.
That's great....an appreciation from then east Pakistan is really amazing....our General (Field Marshal)our love remains life long.....SALUTE you sir.....
Bangladesh progress really well and pakistan is behind.. great decision of that time .
As an Irish man living in the UK I have to admit that I had never heard of the man but I have been taking on board all the recent media posts and he seems to be a deeply impressive military leader along with being a very decent man
I want all the young generation to take interviews of the old generation Legends so that we people can know what kind of troubles these legends must have fixed in their lifetimes it is very crucial for us teachers to get this information directly to the students in the remote areas of India❤❤❤
Getting goosebumps just by thinking how lucky his grandson would be
The guy taking the interview is his grandson ❤❤
It’s ironic that the comments section is filled with praises for the general but did the government in power at the time of his passing away, didn’t even bother to give him a state funeral. This man served the Indian from the pre independence days to after independence. Salute to you sir.
Italian mafia led govt never praised or honored patriots.
Be it vajpayee, Sam or sardar Patel
@@kishoremali6724 I think you are one of the diseased brain.
@@kishoremali6724 , agreed
@@suptaguin3229 i think u r the one with deceased brain😐😂
Please don't use his name to spread your false agenda . State funeral was given to him at Wellington in TN .There was only a single minister present in his ceremony and NONE from any central opposition party at that time . He was buried in the Parsi cemetery in Ootacamund (Ooty), Tamil Nadu, with military honours , adjacent to his wife's grave.
This interview is literal gold
What do I say.... His charm is mightier than his rank of Field Marshal!
Salute to Sam Bahadur for his selfless service to Mother India, No doubt, He's one of the favourite son of Mother India>>>
great man, respect from heart. "Never punished any soldier this is my achievement"
This recording is a treasure for generations ❤
Such a knowledgeable video about important events in modern history.We should thank his grandson for sharing it with the world.
True professional soldier. No hatred against fellow humans even if they are from ‘enemy’ army.
If " Veer Bhogya Vasundhara " Had a face.
@@mohyalforhumanity1735 Rajputana regiment saved Gurkhas in Kargil. At last all are Indian Army and don't ever say Rajputana regiment or Batallion is less than any other regiment. Rajputs are most fierce warriors in history. Salute to all gurkhas and every person in army and India who're not corrupt and are doing service for the nation.
@@mohyalforhumanity1735 Rajputs are born warriors if you are trying to prove superiority. My brothers and family fought every war from WW1 to Galwan faceoff, where we lost our relative. So don't try to prove superior to one from another. Respect Indian Army. "Verr Bhogya Vasundhra"
@@akashbhadouria6727 @Mohyal for humanity
Did my comment said, reply your fav regiment names here and fight on which regiment is better?
@@mohyalforhumanity1735 Mughals were themselves half rajputs
@@mohyalforhumanity1735 Gurkhas are known for their bravery but rajputs are no joke......only reason they lost to mughal were their sky high ego for other kings,there are lot of battles in which rajputs defeated mughal too.
Besides mughals always found their allies in this land.....
Thnx to their manipulation power.
But saying Rajput are cowards is the biggest joke u can make.
Most of the sikh gurus were rajputs
Let's not talk about who stopped mughals attack since 700ad
Sikhs Rajput's jaats gujjar were warrior races of ancient India.
And i will not make a statement without proof
Go check highest no. Of param veer chakra won by which caste.
However tym has changed
And we shud talk about army now not individual caste.
Or use that for motivation only not to disrespect other.
Jai hind k sena
Raja ramchandra ki jai
Thank you BRUT for this video which brings me a lot of proud memories.
He still lives in my heart his so bold nature of answering 💖
It's like we never want this clip to over... just keep on listening with him speaking... such a charismatic persona
At this ripe age also, he is clam, composed, confident and very very young... A legend we will always miss. We dearly need another Manekshaw right now...
It's a wonderful interview..the great person 💐
So polite interview not possible today
I'm flattered! He is soooo polite, cool and energetic even at this age! His sense of humor made me fall in love with him😅❤
So much respect for him!!
Don't fall in love with him, he is too old for you...
I think this happened to indra Gandhi ji as well..😃😃
Not a single day passes when I don't hear him. His words, his voice puts so much life in me. What a great man !!
@@thegreypill9507 love means you don't your mother
@Tss ni yeahh😄❣
How cultured people were those days look how well a interview was done.
It’s always that one man who makes the difference… no matter what you say about team and stuff.. there got to be a man, the man, leading the team… Sam was that very man! Hats off sir 🫡 Jai Hind 🇮🇳
This man was such a gem we had! He showed such great leadership and responded so boldly no matter if it’s a PM. Take a bow
He narrated stories like my late grandfather. He is our pride🙌🙏
Same way my grandfather delivered his army tales of 1971 war and many other operations 😄 and stil he tells and everytime I listen it as I never had 😁
Brut India ., You are really doing a Great job !! 👏👏👏👏
This is the first interview that I never wished should end.
As a Pakistani I will always remember his courtesy towards pakistani soldiers as prisoners of war in 1971. He is really a kind hearted man❤
Man with integrity.. Man with a mission.. A secular man.. A man who loves everyone regardless of religion.. Man who conquer enemy and forgive them. This man is precious.
He's one of best person to have as grandpa and a Army chief.
So many stories growing up.
His grandson is so lucky
Very impressive interview of Late Field Marshall Sam Manekshaw
Thanks Brut for safekeeping this gem stories of our history..
He was a true gentleman & an excellent professional who has earned respect even among his enemies.
Q: Describe Sam Hormusji Framji Jamshedji Maneckshaw in one word.
A: CLASS
Thank you CZcams after soo long time u recommend me a pure Gem. Eagerly waiting for his biopic.