Mister World Italy Reacts to Mahabharat Title Song - Hai Katha Sangram Ki 

From where did Urdu derived from ?? It's Sanskrit , Prakrit and other Indian languages with a influence of Persian and Arabic.

​@@divyamrathi299, yep there you go, outside influence

before time around partition, there was one language called Hindustani which has developed from Sanskrit, common man's languages such as Prakit and Pali, and other local dialects like Brij, Awadi etc over time and also had influence of Persian (mainly) and Arabic with the arrival of Islamic Kingdom. Hindustani was used in official works too. When Pakistan decided to have Urdu as their official language, we decided to have Hindi as one. They started Arabisation of Urdu by purging Sanskrit derived word from Hindustani and by adopting Arabic script. While India started Sanskritisation of Hindustani in standardising formal Hindi. We brought back original Sanskrit words in Hindi either by simplifying Sanskrit for things a bit or by tracing root words of local language. That's how "pure Hindi" was developed. And Urdu is not any invader language (it's root language Hindustani just has some Persian influence etc), it's also our language. it's just that Pakistan stole it, by Arabising it a bit more they made it their own. in reality, Pakistani can't even pronounce Urdu well. Their original language was Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashto etc. their leaders were biggest fool in the world to make a language their identity, their religion's identity and even lose half Pakistan (Bangladesh) over a language lol. And there is no point in hating language. If you see, let's say Thai Language, you won't understand a bit (if you don't know), but you will see hundreds of words either picked directly from Sanskrit or derived from Sanskrit. They have now owned those word, has different pronunciation in the tone and characters of their language. Similarly, Japanese uses so much characters from Chinese. and they don't have a good past, so do they start hating their own language now?

Tell me you know nothing about Hindi without telling me you know nothing about Hindi 😂😂😂 Learn some history of Hindi and Urdu and how they developed before commenting nonsense.

Bro hindi is just 200 years old

Suggest him with link

2013 -14

Write ITV drama series❤️✨

It's not drama it's our history

Hindu Epic

@@chinubhagat5814 history to joda akbar bhi thi na to tv pe actors jab unki acting karte hai aur log wo dekhte hai usko serial ya drama bolte hai🤡😅. Definition samja ya nahi. Shayad tu historical drama bolna chahta hai👀.

​@@KLYTfj7upno matter bro Shree Ram and Krishna both are avtar of shree Vishnu So don't be so strict 😑

@@KLYTfj7up that's called andhbhakt not real bhakt

It's not ramayanam

@@ripsanskrit3609 i am a Hindu sanatani. And I know it is the title song of Mahabharata. Our ancestors were Hindus and not Christians. 😒 JAI shree ram 🚩

And please turn on English subtitles 😭

Bro,it's Hindi only. What you are saying as 'Sanskrit mix hindi' is called Tatsam shabda yukta Hindi ie that Hindi which carries exact Sankrit words. What we use today is desaj and videshaj shabda yukta Hindi.

it's pure Hindi.

@@Anonymous-8080 Hindi words are from Sanskrit

@@Kris14300 so why you're saying that "people who are saying it's totally Hindi are wrong"? There are no unique sankrit words used here.

True

Just because india name has no meaning,was given by Britishers, represents colonial mindset and gives colonial feeling, english language is also not originated from India . That's where bharat comes and fulfills all the conditions

Bharat is mentioned in our vedas and history, also in bhagvad gita. Bharat is name of one of the 5 pandavas. But rathee ones and britainized Chinese Stooges which are till date fools who scream english english where superpowera like china, Russia, germany dont give a .......to english ,will not understand.

@@dhrishitrajde98 Well to think of that, several other things were also given by the British to India. We can't get rid of everything. Moreover, the origin of the name "India" is from the name of Sindhu river, which later transformed into the name "India" with the passage of time. Even though it was made official by the British, the word "India" is equally Indian as the word "Bharat" imo~ We have better things to worry about than this~ As I said, Bharat has always been a name for India... It depends on the people. If someone wants to use the word Bharat to address the country, they are free to do so 'cuz it is already the official name of the country. No need to change the name to "make" Bharat an official name... It has always been one!

Then why Congressi crying when Bharath was used instead of India in G20? They clearly had a problem with it. Many people argument is the same. Go read the constitution. Coming to patriotism and all, is it wrong to love your mother?

@@Delllatitude7490 As I said, I have read the Constitution and it says "India, that is Bharat..."~ Both of them are the names of the country! And I don't care about who cries about what... I don't follow the politics~ Maybe they should educate themselves too~ As for the patriotism comment, when did I say its wrong to love the country? I love this country too! But yk what's funny about the patriotic love, or just live in general? It doesn't depend on the name but the emotions. Showing patriotism by fighting over the name, when both the names come from this very land regardless of whoever made it official... Is that the only way you can show patriotism?