Sahebs Who Never Left - Part 1: The Origins

'Sahebs who never left' is a bone chilling documentary. This one shows an amazing strategy in practice to bring down a civilization. Ofcourse it is no secret that we, Bharatiyas, were defeated by our own, not by islamic invaders or by British but our very own brought us down. However, how this fact is concealed and blame shifted to glorify the real culprits is worth knowing. Bhagwan Shiva has saved us so far🙏. This is probably the first time someone has dared to bring forward the story from our point of view, otherwise till date everyone glorified the hunters. Many many lessons here, not only for Hindu civilization but for everyone. May Mahadev give strength to Prachyam to uncover the truth in following documentaries too.

Gripping documentary containing details which were intentionally hidden in plain sight. Great progression of how events unfolded back then, explaining horrific details in the best way imaginable. The makers have only clarified what we had always doubted, and one still wonders, in an era where social media was restricted to whispers silent enough to escape the ears of the brown sahebs, how many more skeletons may be buried under the sands of time. How many died unnecessary deaths on the soils we stand on!

While this visual production gives the imagination of a normal viewer a plethora of possibilities, the cold and hard facts mentioned within the 31 minute documentary gives shudders.

This is the finest & top quality work in the favour of real history of Bharat. Every Indian must watch it. This will shatter many centuries old narratives created and spread to malign the Civilisation of Bharat. This film should be shown in every school so that children can learn real history of Bharatvarsh and not the fake narratives going around. Only when children see the reality when they are young,They will start to ask the questions that matter. Tears are rolling through my eyes, What we were and what we became. But there is no time left to cry, this is the time to rise back like a phoenix from the ashes and regain the glory of Bharat.

Forces one to think about the way the british went about creating their own set of manchurian candidates in the indian freedom struggle.

Laced with pure facts, I found an interesting observation about Mohandas by Sanjay Dixit in the documentary about how to deal with a thief. The 'reasonings' were convoluted to say the least.

Quoting the same, "Now we shall take the example given by you of the thief to be driven out. I do not agree with you that the thief may be driven out by any means. If it is my father who has come to steal I shall use one kind of means. If it is an acquaintance I shall use another; and in the case of a perfect stranger I shall use a third. If it is a white man, you will perhaps say you will use means different from those you will adopt with an Indian thief. If it is a weakling, the means will be different from those to be adopted for dealing with an equal in physical strength; and if the thief is armed from top to toe, I shall simply remain quiet. Thus we have a variety of means between the father and the armed man. "

Coming back to the documentary serties, looking forward to the others that have been planned. May Prachyam prosper and see the success he truly deserves.

As a Bharatian this movie is really an eye opening, apart from the great content, makers of the movie created great storyline, good cinematic views and on top of that made it free. I could feel this movie is a great start to tell the great story of our Indic culture and serve patriotic interest. Unfortunately, we have always been shadowed by left and British bootlicking pathetic liars but work like this is really an inspiration to tell the right stories to our children our people and embrace our identity.

Thank you alot Praveen sir and whole prachyam team. Jay shree Ram, Salute, jay hind, jay Bharat.