So do we know for certain Raza is dead? We only see Obidiah paralyze him for 15 minutes, and we see his gaurds gundown Raza'a remaining men, and they pack up all the armor etc. But do we really know for a fact that Raza is dead, yes its implied Stane's men kill Raza along with his soldiers, and Stane does says "don't worry it'll only last 15 minutes, thats the least of your problems" which heavily implies his forecoming death. But since we don't get a real on-screen death and body or mention afterwards, I like to think he is still alive, left alone in the desert, no soldiers, and no Stark weapons
Not a single person knows that Obadiah spoke a little Hindi. Yinsen states all the languages spoken but fails to mention Hindi and that is how we was communicating with Raza with the hot poker. extremely powerful language.
@@ferric Hindi is spoken by over a half billion people in India. The basis for every language in the world is Sanskrit not Latin. Trust me, he was speaking Hindi, not Urdu. Only 3 characters were speaking Hindi, Raza, Yinsen and Jeff Bridges. He said mushkill which means problem in Hindi.
@@holdenmcgroin9774 I don’t think you even read what I said so I’ll try to explain it for you. Hindi and Urdu are phonetically identical except for a few small details. I speak Urdu and can fluently understand Hindi. They are almost exactly the same, just written differently (Hindi is written like Sanskrit while Urdu is written like Arabic). Btw Mushkill means difficult or problem in Urdu as well… not sure what point you were trying to make there. Also nearly a quarter of a billion people worldwide speak Urdu, so again, not sure why the number of people that speak Hindi matters in this instance. His exact words were, “Tumhara toufa siraf yehi hai” Tumhara - Your Toufa - Gift Siraf - Just Yehi - this Hai - is All Urdu, I’m sure the same applies in Hindi but in this case with the group being more middle eastern and Yinsen specifically mentioning Urdu, it’s much more likely the language is Urdu.
@@ferric you people copied Hindi and besides the alphabet is different and the written left to right while Arabic is right to left. The first part of the movie takes place in middle east that is why Urdu is mentioned and not Hindi. Arabic is spoken very harshly while Hindi is spoken softly. Plenty of people enjoy Bollywood movies because of the similarities and no nudity in the movies. Shahrukh Khan is the biggest star in the world.
@@holdenmcgroin9774 um no lol, Sanskrit was introduced into India by the Aryans during their migration/conquests, and even then Proto-Sanskrit's creation is preceded by several millennia by Sumerian, Egyptian and Proto-Akkadian.
I love this scene. It perfectly illustrates who’s in charge here. Obadiah walks out of the car, backed up by Ramin Djawadi’s intense music, and stands above Raza, indicating that he’s boss. Raza tries to leverage the control of the situation by showing Stane how Tony Stark scarred his face, only for Stane to bluntly tell him that his failure to kill Tony Stark caused his injury. Raza once again tries to confront Stane by saying that he paid them trinkets to kill Stark, but, Stane, once again, shows he isn’t fazed when he asks Raza to show him the weapon. When Raza tries to make a deal with Stane, Stane simply stuns him and lets him know that their business is finished.
“A man with a dozen of these can rule all of Asia.” Imagine if this feels bigger when Armor Wars comes out.
So do we know for certain Raza is dead? We only see Obidiah paralyze him for 15 minutes, and we see his gaurds gundown Raza'a remaining men, and they pack up all the armor etc. But do we really know for a fact that Raza is dead, yes its implied Stane's men kill Raza along with his soldiers, and Stane does says "don't worry it'll only last 15 minutes, thats the least of your problems" which heavily implies his forecoming death. But since we don't get a real on-screen death and body or mention afterwards, I like to think he is still alive, left alone in the desert, no soldiers, and no Stark weapons
Not a single person knows that Obadiah spoke a little Hindi. Yinsen states all the languages spoken but fails to mention Hindi and that is how we was communicating with Raza with the hot poker. extremely powerful language.
Yinsen did mention the language he was speaking. He said “Urdu” which is phonetically almost identical to Hindi.
@@ferric Hindi is spoken by over a half billion people in India. The basis for every language in the world is Sanskrit not Latin. Trust me, he was speaking Hindi, not Urdu. Only 3 characters were speaking Hindi, Raza, Yinsen and Jeff Bridges. He said mushkill which means problem in Hindi.
@@holdenmcgroin9774 I don’t think you even read what I said so I’ll try to explain it for you.
Hindi and Urdu are phonetically identical except for a few small details. I speak Urdu and can fluently understand Hindi. They are almost exactly the same, just written differently (Hindi is written like Sanskrit while Urdu is written like Arabic).
Btw Mushkill means difficult or problem in Urdu as well… not sure what point you were trying to make there.
Also nearly a quarter of a billion people worldwide speak Urdu, so again, not sure why the number of people that speak Hindi matters in this instance.
His exact words were, “Tumhara toufa siraf yehi hai”
Tumhara - Your
Toufa - Gift
Siraf - Just
Yehi - this
Hai - is
All Urdu, I’m sure the same applies in Hindi but in this case with the group being more middle eastern and Yinsen specifically mentioning Urdu, it’s much more likely the language is Urdu.
@@ferric you people copied Hindi and besides the alphabet is different and the written left to right while Arabic is right to left. The first part of the movie takes place in middle east that is why Urdu is mentioned and not Hindi. Arabic is spoken very harshly while Hindi is spoken softly. Plenty of people enjoy Bollywood movies because of the similarities and no nudity in the movies. Shahrukh Khan is the biggest star in the world.
@@holdenmcgroin9774 um no lol, Sanskrit was introduced into India by the Aryans during their migration/conquests, and even then Proto-Sanskrit's creation is preceded by several millennia by Sumerian, Egyptian and Proto-Akkadian.
I love this scene. It perfectly illustrates who’s in charge here. Obadiah walks out of the car, backed up by Ramin Djawadi’s intense music, and stands above Raza, indicating that he’s boss. Raza tries to leverage the control of the situation by showing Stane how Tony Stark scarred his face, only for Stane to bluntly tell him that his failure to kill Tony Stark caused his injury. Raza once again tries to confront Stane by saying that he paid them trinkets to kill Stark, but, Stane, once again, shows he isn’t fazed when he asks Raza to show him the weapon. When Raza tries to make a deal with Stane, Stane simply stuns him and lets him know that their business is finished.
2:04 - This is the only gift you shall receive
Just realized that they weren't bodyguards.
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