Rahul Bose: Beyond Harvard
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- March 9, 2015
Rahul Bose, Actor, Director & Social Activist
Chair: Richard Delacy, Preceptor in Hindi and Urdu, Department of South Asian Studies, Harvard University
Welcome by Rakesh Khurana, Dean of Harvard College
Described as the ‘Indian art house icon’ by TIME magazine, Rahul Bose won Best Actor, Singapore Film Festival, and Best Debut Director (second prize), for ‘Everybody Says I’m Fine!’ at Palm Springs. His NGO, The Foundation, works in the areas of education and child sexual abuse. He is an Oxfam Global Ambassador and is a former India international rugby player.
Cosponsored with the Harvard India Student Group
I never really bother to comment.
But this is amazing, articulate and brilliantly put.
excellent speaker! i think he should give a TED Talk 🙋
Rahul Sir, your English is impeccable.
Very good Brother. Bengalees are proud of you. Regards 🙏
India is proud of him...yes
What an excellent speech! Gosh i never realised that some succesful people do have such grounded opinion and humble demenour!
True inspirational discussion by Rahul and real worker on the ground..
That was one hell of a speech. Truly inspiring.
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i never know, that Rahul is such a good speaker ....and about the speech , it is practical and inspirational.
tu kya gaand se nikla hai...
Videos like these need to be shown to kids in schools and colleges. Truly inspiring!
Thanks for all the love and support. I am blown away by the love from you all. I know these are hard times but with love and faith we shall all see the light again 🥰❤️❤️. Love you 🤗.
I'm totally besotted with this man's intellectual purview (he just grasps anew the whole Stanislavskian method in every one of his creations) and acting adroitness. Being a dilettante, I've dallied desultorily with interests such as poetry and the theatre, and must confess he is one of the few in India who follows the realist tack. As more and more commercial films become unwatchable, Konkona and he are among the few who are the last bastion of hope in the Indian move landscape, and bring some semblance of sanity, in a world which otherwise seems to have gone bonkers.
What a gem I've found! His words really pondered me to think that I've already spoiled 30 years of my life just running after a job with utter dissatisfaction and absolute hatred.. but I still evolve.. looking to reach my authentic self someday.. Somewhere I'm still unsure what is that quality I'm magical at.. his words really triggered me to find it out soon! Loved it, Rahul ! :)
Never too late to pursue your passion. Good luck!
Thanks for all the love and support. I am blown away by the love from you all. I know these are hard times but with love and faith we shall all see the light again 🥰❤️❤️. Love you 🤗.
@@rahulbose8242 I am overwhelmed to get a line of response from you after 4 years. Never saw that coming. Stay safe and take care. Perhaps a late realization from my side but my life has changed a lot since last 4 years. I left a secure government job and went to pursue masters abroad on a full scholarship at the age of 33. I was the oldest student in my class. Post qualification, I struggled with two short term jobs with technology companies and finally joined my dream job few days back. I should not say that your video was the only eye-opener, but I would encourage everyone to watch this at early stage of life so that they can learn to move out their comfort zone and discover their core potential. Best regards, chandrima
@@chandrimad5776 hello, send a message to my mail @officialrahulbose.real@gmail.com
@@chandrimad5776 You seem to be a great fan of mine, where are you from?
Focused and inspirational !!
Very good speech
Most versatile man of his age
you mean parrot ?
you are a wannabe parrot it appears.
@@rkpth Why was there a need to insult Brahmins just because of one foolish comment. Yes, generally speaking, Bengalis are known to be well educated. However, all that "education" is useless if you lack EQ, which is evident from your comments.
Great Rahul. We are meeting soon.
Incredible speech ! Tysm for sharing !
Amazinggg eye opening talk Thankyou for inspiring to do better 🙏🏻💫
Respect from🇵🇰
This man is incredible 👍
Good one really !
That’s straight from the heart !
Really amazing
Amazing!
Very nice.
i want to meet this guy. please. some opportunity.. ne1 ?
yes you can meet.. decide why u want to meet him first and also introduce yourself in a good way.. track the social events in mumbai where he attends..all the best !!!
Rahul is a great actor but underrated,what a shame,if only he was a Khan he would have been somebody,as in India anything u do if u are not a Muslim u don't stand a chance.
+ayomomamao Clearly you're an idiot who didn't pay attention to his speech.
unfortunately only converted Muslims are getting favours in India and the talented HIndus are lacking behind.
Why can't you have sex?
What a strange thing to say...
Le Akshay Kumar ( who is a superstar) and Le Nawazuddin Siddiqui ( an underrated Muslim actor) 🤡
"Oriental Cinema" wow
Get closer to the umbra!
bol bachchan
This guy is a good parrot. I used to like him when I was young and was impressed with his english language vocabulary. Trust me he memorized it all, full GRE word-list :). India is FULL of such parrots. He is basically a leftist (as he revealed by admiring Arundhati Roy).
If you have complexes about your self, you always try to be someone else.
If you don't have complexes, you are happy and and all you try is be yourself and be more happy.
I want to take this humble opportunity to say a simple thing - You can never be a English man, 'cause you are not born in England. Put your effort to become a good Indian.
Sigh!
Well that's not true. Lots of Indians and indian immigrants all over the world can nowadays speak and write better english than people of england itself or someone whose mother tongue is english. This goes the same way that someone from south india grew up studying and learning hindi is better at reading and writing hindi than many hindi speakers themselves. That's why Indians are doing so well in the west such as the dean himself in this video of Harvard College is an Indian. If someone has worked hard to be good at a language and be better than the locals then more power to him in capturing that job or opportunity where u need skills of a particular language be it english, spanish, hindi, mandarin, etc.
Wish you had a word list, even a basic one, not necessarily GRE word list.
Rajesh Sharma , a well spoken guy like him doesen't need to memorise. He speaks and sounds that way effortlessly! Yes to speak on a public speaking forum requires structured approach and well designed content, but that is craft and technique and nothing to do with trying hard to remember. Also he is versatile and very talented. Not everyone out there needs memorizing, maybe some do , he is certainly not one amongst them.
If speaking english has to do with British only then i wonder why on earth are not speaking in your native.
Isn't it high time to understand that language is nothing but medium of communication.. not a style avatar to posses.