Padmaavat Last Scene | EMOTIONAL REACTION! | Indi Rossi 

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There are more than 16,000 women who sacrificed them for saving their respect

I love this ending. She’d gladly die before she becomes his property. Her soul and her faith means more than her life. It’s beautiful.

this scene fits best on the quote- "Die with respect, but don't let your respect die."

this scene is amazing and shocking. The women even without touching the enemies, destroyed them. They did not allow themselves to be enslaved and became free. They showed gigantic inner strength.

Am I only one who didn't focus on her reaction but just watch the movie scene

Just Imagin the real scene when queen Padmavati did this.

This is how Rajput women used to save their honour... This is known as *Jauhar". They would rather walk into fire and burn alive than give up their honor or "izzat" in the hands of a conqueror. Just imagine the impact of witnessing this on a large 70mm screen!

So much negativity and people calling it suicide. This queen is way more than human being for Indian women. She is respected as a Goddess in India. Instead of becoming slave, she with all 16000 women burnt themselves. This needed lot of courage and strong determination. Which we Indian people think is only done by Goddess.

This tradition was called Johar, which means women from defeated kingdom burn themselves alive to save themselves from slavery and rape etc, and the scene you just reacted on was the biggest Johar of Indian history, Thank you fo wonderful reaction

She arrived into the fire not to save herself, her intention is to protect the self respect of every women by not getting her self into hands of a sex maniac

This scene proves that: "YOU CAN DIE LOOSING YOUR BLOOD AND FLESH BUT DON'T DIE LOOSING YOUR SELF-RESPECT "

This called Indian woman Power 👍✌️✊ I'm proud I'm Indian girl and my country queen 🇮🇳

The fact that this actually happened in history 🙂

I didn't cry because I was sad, I cried because I felt proud. Thank you Rani Padmini (Padmavati)/Rani Sa, your legacy will be remembered. Rest well, queen. 💗👑

Your guess is absolutely right. Rani padmavati loved her husband so much that she never wanted any othe man to look at her. This was the case with raja ratan Singh too.. And for that reason, there were only ladies inside the main Fort where rani lived. The soldiers were kept at different places. The fort is so large, that khilji could not reach to rani padmini. /padmavati (her actual name). And when the news arrives that King is dead, she sacrificed her life, burnt herself along with all those 16000 women. This sacrifice is termed jouhar.

The pride in her face ❤❤

Why our history books don't have any chapters about them? 😭😭

This is called "Jauhar" the act of self immolation by women that's what Rajput culture used to be prevail in Indian culture, live with pride .They don't bow to enemies as slaves even men and women.

Proud to be rajput ⚔️🚩 jai maa bhawani 🙏

she is our culture queen rani padmavati ji .........🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 🚩🚩Jai rajputana 🚩🚩🙏🏻 jai hind 🙏🏻🇮🇳🇮🇳 .... always I get emotional when I read the stories of kings or India who make India , proud to be ... indian rajputana 🚩🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇮🇳

Our mothers faces this much to save our culture 😭

This scene still gives me goosebumps !!!

No matter how many times I watched this part...everytime I feels goosebumps all over.....raise your hands if you also feel that🙋‍♀️

I am a Rajput and I am proud of my india 🇮🇳 🇮🇳

If death is the only way to protect self respect , then its not death its a way to live .

Imagine "the pain ,the burning sensations, the screams,bit by bit ,bones through skin yet Padmini smiled 'cause she was entering the gateway to heaven,to eternity,to peace where there is only her and her soulmate "... and this is where we need to say that she is a goddess 🌼

No other actress than Deepika Padukone could have done this scene like this. She did justice to Rani Sa's character and the grace she had in the end was so pure and real.

Padmini, also known as Padmavati, was a 13th-14th century Rani (queen) of the Mewar kingdom of present-day India. Several medieval texts mention her, although these versions are disparate and many modern historians question the extent of overall authenticity. The Jayasi text describes her story as follows: Padmavati was an exceptionally beautiful princess of the Sinhalese kingdom (in Sri Lanka).[a] Ratan Sen, the Rajput ruler of Chittor Fort, heard about her beauty from a talking parrot named Hiraman. After an adventurous quest, he won her hand in marriage and brought her to Chittor. Ratan Sen was captured and imprisoned by Alauddin Khalji, the Sultan of Delhi. While Ratan Sen was in prison, the king of Kumbhalner Devapal became enamoured with Padmavati's beauty and proposed to marry her. Ratan Sen returned to Chittor and entered into a duel with Devapal, in which both died. Alauddin Khalji laid siege to Chittor to obtain Padmavati. Facing a defeat against Khalji, before Chittor was captured, she and her companions committed Jauhar (self-immolation) thereby defeating Khalji's aim and protecting their honour. Coupled to the Jauhar, the Rajput men died fighting on the battlefield. Many other written and oral tradition versions of her life exist in Hindu and Jain traditions. These versions differ from the Sufi poet Jayasi's version. For example, Rani Padmini's husband Ratan Sen dies fighting the siege of Alauddin Khalji, and thereafter she leads a jauhar. In these versions, she is characterised as a Hindu Rajput queen, who defended her honour against a Muslim invader. Over the years she came to be seen as a historical figure and appeared in several novels, plays, television serials and movies. Jai Bhawani.

They saved us from the cruelty and here after so many years there r ppl who disrespect the Hindu culture.Will never forget the sacrifice of my ancestors.

I’ve seen a lot of people calling Jauhar ‘patriarchal’ (looking at you, Swara Bhaskar) but what they fail to realise is that Jauhar was accompanied by Saka. When defeat was imminent, Rajput men charged into battle, for one last time, expecting certain death. Meanwhile, the Rajput women would self immolate to escape from being paraded as sex slaves of invading maniacs. This just shows they placed their values and virtues higher than their lives and I think that’s beautiful ❤️

You make youtube great. Keep going, I feel like I'm watching with you... and I can feel the humanity in you and it's dope that you have the balls to put these videos out. RESPECT!

More than 1600 hundred shtraani died for their self respect. Salute to our Rajputana warrior and shtraani🚩🚩🚩🚩 Jay Rajputana 🙏🙏

India has suffered a lot past many 1000 years. Still we are standing strong

Rajput are known for their unbreakable promise and self respect. That's why she burned herself..

my heart melted whenever I saw this again and again....How brave 💪my ancestors were

This is when you realize self respect is more than every thing.... Actually I'm a teenager belonging from 🇮🇳but but I watched it I really realized self respect is bigger than everything it may be money fake people friend ship... And all....

The guy running is the one who started this war coz he wants her.

Imdian womens are so mentally powerful that they can sacrifice their lives for their husbands ( who sacrificed their lives for their state) and that's how they won the battle even after losing it

धन्य है वो माताए जिन्होंने अपनी जान से बढके अपने सम्मान अपनी आन को रखा ये बलिदान हर एक सनातनी सदा सदा के याद रखेगा 🔥 शत शत नमन 🔱 जय भवानी 🚩

I am so happy to have found your channel! I really appreciate and like how you act and show understanding of this culture and history! God bless you!

I was doing fine (when I first saw the movie) up until they showed the pregnant mother with her little girl. The rest of the scene was a tear-filled blur for me 😭

Fun fact : The actors playing the queen and the villian are married in real life.

This piece of history is enough to prove that how important is Indian women's self-respect 🇮🇳🇮🇳 Proud to be Indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

No matter how happy were you before this scene is always gonna make you cry ....what a brave lady she was

When different aged women, children and that pregnant lady were running it gave me chills

This gives a message.. A woman can be physically weak but her courage knows no bounds.

Girl I've seen this movie through subtitles and trust me I died this movie is soooo powerful I cried

That's the history of rajputs . It's an honor to be born in a rajput family and know the history of my blood ❤️ 🙌🙌🙌

its less about pride and its more about self respect . they chose self respect

Self respect more important than just living...

This is my inda ...am proud of my people .am proud on rajput..am proud on me

This scene always gives me goosebumps doesn't matter how many times I have watched it

dear indi this is true event. we call jauhar the queen name is rani padmavati . we still worship her like a goddess. this is rajput culture. i am also a rajput

Locals say they still hear screams at night from the fort... This is the reason it is forbidden for the public to enter the fort after sunset...

Goosebumps didn't stop throughout the video.🥲

Respect a huge respect to Rani Padmavati and all the Rajput Ladies for such valor and courage they have shown !! They will forever remain immortal in our memories and our respect for then will always remain 🙏

I'm Indian... One day I will visit there place and give respect... It's really hurt touching

I'm so proud of Indian culture... how strong our women were.. how dignified.

Just for the people who did not understand. This lady was named as padmavati and was a truly beautiful woman, there were 2 kings, the one in the scene and one in the movie, padmavati loved the other king, but the second king heard she was very pretty, the second had never seen her, so he wanted to see her beautiful face, but padmavati knew that the moment he will see her, his eyes will not lay off of her, later, a war began between the 2 kings, padmavati got so iretated that she decided to kill her self by entering the fire, and all the ladies followed her in to honour the padmavati. This was a truly beautiful scene.

When first I saw this scene in the movie I got goosebumps

Respect to these brave Rajput women ♥♥♥♥

It's TRUE part of History.... We Respect Those Whole Women who Scrifice There own life Self respect and Nation

The sacrifice of Rani Padmavati and the Rajput women is incredible and unparallel in the known history and shows solid dignity... Deepika's best work.. everytime I watch this, tears shed automatically

There were more than 16000 women who sacrificed their lives to save their honor. Rani Padmavati 🙏

You are completely right Indi!! They preferred to sacrifice their lives rather than become slaves. It's sad 😔but I think they did right thing.

Sometimes when i hear all stories of my own country ( though many of them i dont even know yet) i feel so proud that there were such brave people, sacrificed many things ... After many sacrifices this India is made what it looks today. And i would say again and again till my last breath " i cant be enough of proud of my being Indian"

I find your reaction so genuine... Love from India.. 😊❤❤

Being Rajasthani and visiting those places still vibe like with that bravery 💔😭😓

The most valuable things a girl holds is pride & dignity.Mostly in India & Sri Lanka girls are raised with respect , morals & dignity .

We should also feel proud of the other women's that burned themselves in fire with Queen padmavati

She was the real mother of india and they show the power of Rajput ❤❤

Fact that this was reality and not any random fiction....proud to be sanatani proud be kshatriya...jaiii bhavani...🔥

THE fact that this happened for real at some point in the history .... Still terrifying

And people say deepika is overrated 😞 she is too talented yr❤️❤️

Its a respect for our queen and king. Iam really proud of it

The ending of this movie was just so horrifying when i saw this movie I cried like hell. The amount of guts they have collected was just unbelievable. Saving themselves from getting captured, ruled, raped by those invaders and saving their self respect, their love and respect for the peoples who have been fighting with the invaders to safeguard them by martyr themselves. The amount of courage they have collected for doing juhar is immense. It was when the queen did juhar after they get to know that the king was killed and died with courage and dignity then she did juhar with more than 700 ladies...

Brave Indian women ❤️ , doing jauhar needs serious guts 🤯

You did this reaction!! Yay!! This is one of the most powerful scenes I've ever seen in movies ❤️❤️❤️

We should be proud as Indians and that women here had so much self respect which should come back for sure

I LOVE this film. I just got a blue Ray copy for my birthday. Great, great movie.

Trust me, everytime I watch this scene it sends chill down my spine.... History was brutal for us.... Our ancestors paid a heavy price for our survival.... Jai Bhavani....🚩 Jai Mahakaal.... 🚩🚩 Jai Shri Ram.... 🚩🚩🚩 Bharat Mata Ki Jai.... 🚩🚩🚩🚩

If today we call our selves hindu , a proud hindu , it's only because of these legends , who sacrificed their life for dharma...

To the people who are saying this is fake. Come to chittorgarh. We still have that palace where they all got burned themselves. It’s in our history books too

That smile before entering the fire of freedom... uhh🔥🔥😢

i basically cried in this scene too, one of the most powerful scenes in cinema history. I hope one day women will be free of the bad men in the world and these things will no longer happen.

And this is actually a true story! To think so many women actually did this is so empowering to think about.

Love your reactions. Keep it going hope to meet you someday

This is only the 0.1% of the indian history ! Always proud to be indian !!

u got it so right Gal.... So the gal who walked first is the Queen Padmavati and the guy chasing her was Khilji who wanted to win her after killing her husband in the battle (he cheated in the war). So the queen n all the ladies following her killed themselves to save their dignity n pride as they dont want any other men to reach them. So as u said a Death of dignity over a life of shame and regret.

I am an Indian and I am proud of it. These warrior womens died with their majesty and respect and they have written a history of their sacrifices in the history of India . Salute to these warrior queens who died and completed this quotation that "Die with respect but don't let your respect die ."

The movie was based on the legend of Padmavati, a Rajput queen who is known for her final act of Jauhar. This is is when women, after their people or husbands have been defeated in battle, decide to die on their own terms by mass self-immolation. Burning themselves alive rather than face rape and enslavement by their enemies and humiliated. (I also read how, in this time era, even a woman's dead body would be raped and abused. So they specifically burned themselves to death to leave their enemy NOTHING. Just an empty kingdom or fortress at the most.) It's largely debated whether or not Padmavati existed in real life, although many believe she was just an epic Indian legend. She's still become a famous historical figure for deciding to end her life rather than submit to a man who just wanted her to become his pretty possession and own her as property. (As the legend says Padmavati was EXTREMELY beautiful and a unique queen because of so; some versions of the story even say this guy invaded her kingdom specifically to capture her for himself. She absolutely refused to give him what he wanted and chose to die to ensure he didn't get his spoils of war.) But yes, this final scene got me very emotional; especially seeing the various women and girls of all ages facing their death with dignity. Seeing the little girl who can't be more than 12 years old being comforted by her pregnant mother as she stared at the fire ahead of her got me like a gut punch. And the elderly women who have lived this long and choosing to end their lives like this rather than enslavement and abuse. This story has gotten much fame for being about female empowerment; women who would rather die with honor than become enslaved, abused, and basically owned.

It was performed during the phase of history when the western part of the India was continuously plundered by Islamic invaders. Since, the western India was fragmented into many small kingdoms, therefore, it was impossible for any single one to bear full-fledged defence against them. Besides, small kingdoms also suffered from inner conflicts amoung them. Whenever invader's strength proved far more superior than defender, these acts were performed. Warrrior men used to come out in saffron coloured outfit and fought till death. It was called as SAAKA. While women used close the door of the fort, and self- immolate themselves also known as the act of JAUHAR. Both SAAKA and JAUHAR were performed only when no other option was left and defeat was certain. Both men and women had chose an honourable death than to live the life of a slave . Hope, this piece of information would have helped you.

Loved your reaction. The villain allaudin khilji killed her husband, the king, in war by deciet. And he was obsessed with possessing the queen who was famous for her beauty and grace and she was his major drive for winning the kingdom as he wanted to possess her. He was unable to and wasn't even allowed to really see her face . So he grew obsessed with having her for himself. So she and the entire women in the kingdom, about almost 16000 in number, performed 'jauhar', the act of self immolation. The piece of clothing she carried had the handprints of her husband and she asked him the permission to die if in case things go wrong. So as soon as she heard that the king was killed, she along with the rest of the women in the kingdom jumped into the fire since they felt that they would die with honour than be mistreated by allaudin khilji and his men. By doing so, it became the cause of his biggest defeat. Also, khilji was a necrophiliac, so he would not have even spared her dead body. So he was defeated beyond words despite his dirty methods of winning the war.

It was just breath taking scence how deepika mam made this was just speechless

So many innocents blood shed in history for one person’s aspirations 😢

He was running because he wants to achieve her n that's the reason behind their suicide....she showed the importance of dignity of women ❤️

whenever i see this video i feel very proud of myself to be an indian girl . this was the best answer to khilji . REALLY VERY PROUD TO BE A GIRL. Our ancestors sacrificed so much for thier self respect everyone should learn but this video gives me goosebumps continuosly .................

This is our history Jai Rajputana 🚩🙏

Every single second gives me goosebumps 🥲😔😔