Operation Everest - Summiteers to Saviours
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2016
- 50 years after the first Indian climbed Mount Everest, 30 soldiers of the Indian Army decide to climb the highest peak in the world. However, their plans go awry after a series of devastating Earthquakes hit Nepal on the 25th April, 2015. 22 climbers are trapped in the avalanche in the deadly Khumbu Glacier and the remaining members, caught at the Everest Base Camp. Survival is key. Will they manage to make it alive? Film by Aamir Peerzada
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Aamir Peerzada
Nitehbar Frasat (Ташкент)где ты?отзовитесь!
From Canada - All my respects to the Indian Army Team.
Sorry my english writing is bad, i am very happy that all give the Best to save Life.
You are a wonderfull Team.
Stay well and have a long good Life.
Hi Aamir sir ,pls let me know, when will be the next indian army will climb everest , I want too join pls , it's my contact, jamatish@gmail.com/ +917021301374 , or u can give u rs I'll contact u ,
The best with north.south burker-kange
M platform lay over-------.ladder make sense
Shoe clamp under spikes make sense. No?
---------- nice & flat
Reach step with more accuracy than spikes
Namaskar! I am the Belgian climber (after 49' 45") who stayed with Major Ranveer's Indian Army Team at EBC after the quke, to help...
Read my article "Cleaning instead of Climbing" in the Nepali Times!
It was a fantastic experience with the Indian Army team under the command of Major Ranveer. Extremely friendly, honest, helpful, disciplined, dedicated and strong mountaineers who, I am sure, are also great soldiers! I would fight with them, on their side ;-)) or climb with them any time!
Great to connect with you again.
THANKS. GOD BLESS YOU 🙏❣️
I can fill you Francois
Indians are awesomely amazing people who isoooL💛VE..(hath gorgeous friends out there)
..what more if they’re military who’re trained to protect guide help and defend---we’ll expect a BUNCH of dignified courageous gorgeous team!
#GODBLESSusallsir
👍🏽🇧🇪💙
this footage is simply bananas...why the algorithm took 6 years to serve it up to me is puzzling. the icefall footage during the quake and slides is so rare and valuable. it's like filming the surface of the moon at tranquility base when the eagle landed.
i'm surprised he didn't drop d cam in d crevasse..g8 work..
Exactly!!
Right! I've watched Alpinists & Mountaineering videos almost daily & im just now seeing it too! Crazy!
@@heatherkeathley9124 we’re watching faster than they can film. Almost feel like I need to take a 5 year hiatus from UA-cam
Exactly
It's as if the Indian Army was meant to be there that day. They truely showed great leadership and stayed calm in chaos. Blessings to them. 💖
Truly appreciate your words! I felt so low when Sherpa - The Captain of the Ship started crying.
Indian Army motivated them by saying You're Alive, See, Don't Cry!
Its very auspicious when people recognise the Braveheart of Your Country's Armymen.🙏
100% Indian Army showed amazing leadership wow bless them always
Goway
@@angryyoungman4389 "I felt so low when Sherpa - The Captain of the Ship started crying"
He probably had friends and work mates who were up the mountain, not to mention all of his friends and family who live near by. A major disaster just happened in his backyard and he may have had good reason to think people close to him had just died, it's pretty normal to be upset.
The Indians aren't upset because they didn't get injured and all their friends and family are completely safe back in India.
You can think the Indians showed some sort of special courage and puff out your chest in pride all you want, the realty is they didn't just suffer a tragedy, the avoided one.
But yes, clap clap, you Indians are the bravest most awesome people in the whole world lol.
@@BreaksFast hey it's not all indians. We are talking about the Indian Army men. You have no idea what any indian army troop or commando goes through in combat situations in places like Siachin Glacier -40 degree temperatures and there you have to stand strong to combat not the weather but the other armies. No wonder our country hasn't given in to chinese at those mountain terrains. All thanks to our armies. You can be jealous or whatever but the truth is they face death constantly in their line of job unlike you commenting from your home opinion about an army based on one incident where they indeed performed outstandingly. And as long as friends and families yes nobody is claiming that sherpa was expected to not cry however you can't just ignore that the army men were legit calm and they lose their comrades every now and then on the border lines penetrating terrorist hideouts doesn't mean they start crying. They know what they're doing.
The Indian Army really stepped up to the occasion. I'm so impressed and am sure they made India proud. Also amazing the guys who managed to film without so much as a camera shake in all this chaos. This video should really be rated much higher in the algorithm.
Thanks
When you see a sherpa crying you know its bad. My salute to the Indian army and videographer amazing team.
If ever I’ve come near to feeling fright, it was watching this documentary when tragedy struck base camp. What an amazing group of positive and humble men the Indian Army are. To stay and fulfil a different mission after such tragedy hit is proof that they truly are... not only Army but men of substance. The comradeship is commendable.
The cinematography was amazing and not gone unnoticed by far, shedding light into what you sometimes see and what sometimes the photographer captures can be two different things.
Good luck Indian Army for next .. your summit!
Rip to those who lost life🙏
@@JojoplusBo do you know where is Sagarmatha lies?
There were more Gurkha army
More than indian though
Sagarmatha lies in Nepal
Well no shit Sherlock there was a 7.9 magnitude you don’t need Sherpa approval to be afraid lol
Huge Respect to the indian soldiers from a Greek soldier!
Respects to you too SIR 👏👏🙏
From Illinois 🇺🇸🇺🇸💙
Much Respect to ALL that go above and beyond, thank-you!
Australia 🇦🇺
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
These are soldiers who understand how to operate in difficult situations with loss of comrades, not a bunch of rich entitled people who are only out for there own self and self gratification. I have much admiration and respect for these Indian Army soldiers, very professional and an amazing display of leadership from all ranks. I know leadership when I see it, I spent 21 years as a US Army officer. Much love and respect for my Indian Army brothers. I would serve along side of these men any day.
Those "rich and entitled" folks provide a lot towards Nepal's town and villages for their economy. There's no reason to bash them.
YOU ARE VERY WRONG SAYING THAT THEY ARE NOT A BUNCH OF ENTITLED RICH PEOPLE WHO ARE LOOKING OUT FOR THEMSELVES. DO YOU REALIZE HOW MUCH MONEY THEY PAY FOR SHERPPAS TO HELP THEM THEY PAY UP TO FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THEY ARE A BUNCH OF SCAMMERS WHO DO LOOK OUT FOR THEMSELVES CHARGING WAY TOO MUCH MONEY GO ASK ANY MOUNTAINEER. THE ONLY ONES THAT DO NOT CHARGE ALOT OF MONEY IS ASIAN TREKKING THEY ONLY CHARGE FIVE-THOUSAND DOLLARS GO WATCH THE STORY OF DAVID SHARP
From Canada: the Indian army stepped up large and a huge thank you to them for all they have done.. humanity thanks you all
The footage taken while the climbing team were on the glacier and in the midst of the earthquake is amazing. You could tell by the quickened breathing that those men were terrified, yet there was no crying out, no one froze in place, everyone kept moving in as orderly a fashion as possible to get to safety. Those were some very brave men. I am in awe of them.
Thank you ❤️
That's because there were pretty close to base camps. They weren't in deathzone
@@samratneupane8429 bro try going to base camp.. it's a feat in itself. Done that.
Clearly there are false comments being posted! I have posted many many comments regarding the inconsistencies..I will takeq screenshot of this and see if it is posted...
This is a serious issue!! Ok have posted many many posts! being attached to political positive territories I'm assuming this will be posted no problem. How about if I bring to post with comments against the major comments and begin to see what is being spoke about and against the previous mainstream idealogigies.
This brought tears to my eyes. What humanity. What empathy. What dignity. What politeness...
Yeah a bunch of Satanists praying to a rock. How did you not expect their death. Satanists pray to mountains, Christians pray to God. Go figure.
This is Indian Army for us ❤️
I’m thinking the reason the Indian Army was able to hold it together while the Sherpas fell completely apart was because of their military training. It was very impressive to see their immediate call to action and how calm they were.
My respect for Indian Army
It's the Army for a reason
Cus they are tough and got trained to handle such situation while keeping emotions aside.
Those sherpa had to think for the safety of thier family and friends which make them scared while the Indian army are assured that their family is safe back home in India.
Yes! Our home was flooded by Hurricane Harvey. At the time my husband's senior director at work was a retired Air Force general. He took over and that man was organized. He had our 20 X 30-foot sunroom mopped and those big plastic tables set up, it was designated the clean room. Everything that could be saved was cleaned off and placed in that room. Dozens of plastic tubs with lids were brought in. He had made lists of what we needed brought in, it made our lives so much easier from that point His training just kicked in automatically.
Wow to the videographers who kept the cameras rolling! Amazing job Indian Army and to all those who fought to survive.
Thank you so much!
@@aamirpeeazadaawho are you
@@strattus99 sorry, didn’t get this?
Please accept regards and appreciation from a veteran of Pakistan. Good Job
God bless you sir. Thanks and regards from india, we love you. Thanks for your service to your own nation. Would love to get in touch with you in any way. Pls reply to this comment in case you see it! :)🙏
I love the good spirit and communication between the Indian Army officers and the Nepalese Sherpas. You can tell they are truly great people
Both India and Nepal share language, culture, religion and open borders despite being different countries. No surprise.
Hajur! I was there (see above) and I confirm: Extremely friendly and kind people, the Indian team!
@mian saab ap behghrat punjabi har jaga apny howat dektho
@@damienfrancois5703 @50.08 i found it
@@bangulzaibaloch6361 shi kha bahi
Mad respect for the Indian military and the sherpas !!! As a former marine , this gave me a lot more respect for the Indian army !!! Always had respect for any world military especially our allies but how they put others before themselves demands a lot of respect and they can hold there heads high !!!! I’d fight next to that team anyday !!! God bless everyone who lost there lives and who saved those who came close to death !! This film needs to be shown more I found it by dumb luck !! One day I plan on attempting Everest after I concur Denali when I retire . Couple years god willing , I would be happy to just stand at the foot of Everest to be honest , I will one day . Awesome film brave holding a camera while trying to survive!!
Indian army are expert mountain fighters. They were used in the Italian campaign extensively vs the toughest and best German army soldiers stationed in 43 to 44. The allied commander your general mack Clark praised the Indian army in a famous short letter for their great performance and leadership in clearing Italy of the german army.
Since when you have become Indian allies? American government (owned by corporations) always supported the dictators in our neck of world and caused trouble. Better off alone and that’s why we had to have N Bomb and since then there has been a relative peace.
I'll join you a everest.
Enjoy your retirement, and have a great trip to the summit of Denali!!! I just like you would be happy just to touch down at Everest base camp!! Everest was always a dream of mine since the 6th grade, at 43 i am too wore out and beaten up to even try. I had both hips replaced and i told my orthopedic doc i guess climbing Mt. Everest is out of the question now lol. Also i would like to thank you for your service, my family and i greatly appreciate the hard work and sacrifice you guys make for our country and protection!!! Thank you. And i sincerely hope you enjoy your retirement when it hits and you are able to accomplish all of your goals and bucket list things to do.
Unfortunately they are putinist and pro-Russia, not allies with you Americans. It’s sad as I like India and have been living there.
I wish I had known about this way earlier than just now. I have such mad respect for the Indian Army, absolutely a group of top notch, class act men. I believe it was destiny that brought them there at that very specific point in time. And of course it goes without saying, the admiration I have for the Sherpas that are present on Everest year after year is beyond comparison. All very, very brave and courageous men. God bless them.
How come this was not reported more on western tv. This is amazing what these Indian army guys done after narrowly escaping death themselves. well done Indian army.
None of the victims were of european stock.
because we would have been upset by the Nepalese government's lack of response to the disaster. They did not send help to their own people.
@@jillwisland680 Jill I think they were trying to take care of the ppl in the big city first? Blessings,,,,
@@jillwisland680 I think about 9k people died in the earthquake so they probably priorotized places with more people. Also the weather was bad so they couldn’t go down with helicopters on the first day
Sincere respect for the Indian Army!
I too was caught up there near the Everest Base Camp that day when this devastating earthquake hit the area. I too was stuck there for about eight days until rescued by the IAF from Lukla to Kathmandu by a helicopter and then from there back to Delhi.
So many sad memories came back rushing to me as I sat watching this documentary today.
Peace be with you, dear one.
So glad you survived!
Did you know a Charleton Churchill
Lies.
@@karenpatrol3918 honey, no..
Wow 39:35 “we both went through something and knew it was not something to be discussed it was to be felt” beautifully said sir the fact that you all stayed and cleaned up after that tragedy shows a level of character that is truly amazing. One word describes you all HEROS
To the Indian army team....out freaking standing! You guys remained strong and showed wonderful leadership in a time of crisis. 💪
Sherpa might look innocent but they are bravest of brave they have been there for always
Wow. How come this was not reported before in such detail?
This is an extremely informative video. Special mention about the Videograoger who, inspite of such dangerous situation, still managed to shoot raw footage without which this documentary wouldn't have been possible.
This is an extremely good video which had to be released earlier. Usually, on these summit expeditions, people are told that they are just responsible for their own lives and that they should save themselves first, but the The Indian Army team put everyone else's safety before, upholding the ethos of the Army.
Much power to all of you. Jai Hind.
This story is familiar, I've seen a video like this some time ago
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There is a documentary about it. I think it was on netflix.
Traveler, it was extensively reported, though not in the [inexpressible] news media. Those who had connections to the country received a lot of information. I did not yet see yet how the buildings at Namche fared.
The media controls wat u see
I am a Pakistani but that kind of thinking from indian army, work, !!! GREAT DOCUMENTARY TO TELL PEOPLE!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
UA-cam recommended after 6years, I listened about this news that time without any video footage. Finally I have seen this documentary. Fantastic work done by Indian Army. Salute you all
This was absolutely incredible, one of the. best "I shouldn't have survived this" stories I've ever seen. Every single one of those soldiers is a fucking hero...
Proud to be an indian
F hell you are overreacting
It wasn't a war just an avalanche
Big deal they did lol
@@zorilaz I'd sure love to see you survive the same thing and come out the other side with such powerful footage. Where's your heart at. 14 people died. You are obviously severely lacking empathy and should seek therapy.
@@zorilaz If you get caught in such an earthquake in such extreme mountains with such extreme weather, You'll know it's not less than a war.
These Indian men are absolute units. Incredible kindness and leadership ability.
Almost cried watching this.. I am so proud to be an Indian..🇮🇳❤️
Big salute to our Indian Army 🙏🙏 Lots of love and respect..
Don't you mean "heavy water in eyes"?
Isn't that what you plebs call crying in your shit interpretation of the English language?
@@toxicteabaging What a bullsihit comment.
And proudly you did serve. You are the hero's of the day. Always look up my friend. Kevin
Should be..they made their army and country very proud
These Indian soldiers were badass. Brave and duty-driven. Courage and training matters a ton during moments like these
To see everyone working together here, from multiple different backgrounds, is inspirational. The Indian Army, the Sherpas, and everyone else climbing that day worked together so well in such terrible conditions. You should all be very proud of yourselves.
Much respect for the Indian Army team. Leading through a tragedy isn’t easy. Great documentary also.
Jai Hind Jai Bharat🙏🪔❤️😊🙏
And in one of THE most dangerous places on earth. I know someone who lives in Kathmandu. He may be working as a reporter there. I pray that he is alright.
@@largol33t1 this was years ago
❤❤ ppl
The Khumbu Ice Fall was the scariest part to some summiters. Yet God spared the Indian Army from the Avalanche for them to perform their duties to those who needed them. They were called to this place for a reason. :)
Spot on!
Respect to the Indian Army from Germany 🇮🇳🇩🇪
I remember the feeling I had watching "Everest Imax" that alot of people on that mountain were selfish and emotionally cold that day. This gave me the exact opposite feeling, thank you, and I'm glad you made it through this.
Thanks
? What movie
Its amazing, I'm so grateful that the Indian Army were there and that they filmed this too because there was an image of a tall fair haired man, my younger brother a mountain climber.
I saw this image on the BBC news and knew my brother was alive, until the images were sent around the globe we didn't know much, and your camera crew's footage sent out word of the survivors to the worried fretting families all over the world. There had been talk of satellite calls and other things but to be able to see the face of your brother on film confirmed it.
We had been waiting for days and then found out he survived this terrible situation and still loves the mountain. We were all so worried about all of the summiteers and the conditions especially when the news came to us about the terrible earthquake in Nepal.
The earthquake took so many lives and caused so much devastation to Nepal, I wasn't there but will never forget it.
We couldn't get any information and I recall being wrung out for days because so many people died in Nepal and on the mountain and many were injured, the embassy's couldn't cope with enquiries at the time but each and everyone I contacted over the three quiet news days, came back to me to find out if he had survived when they began to move down the mountain.
Many thanks to the Indian Army and all those who helped the injured and dying and those who cleaned up the mountain after all of the supplies were flung far and wide (not an easy job) You all made this easier for those of us waiting.
xxx
The Indian Army is badass.. fearless, duty-driven people. I'm glad that they provided you the good news
Please mention the time of the video your bro appeared...we want to see him too...love from India.
You have a beautiful blonde hair i have a thing for blondes hope your bro too have it.
Those chopper pilots are damn good, the first guy landed with such precision the spotter could touch his nose. 47:00
The Indian army is legit. Full of heroes like Vikram Batra and these men in this video. God bless all of you. Stay free!
Yeah, I actually said "wow" out loud to that landing. That kind of precision is not the easiest of things on a normal flat place. Doing that, there.... that was some damned fine airmanship.
And truly, my hat is off and my head lowered, to all of the people who just started helping the rest. Those are the kind of people who make me proud to also be human. I don't know how I would respond in and after a disaster but that is the example I want to follow.
Holy **** Great skill on MOUNTAIN
Very touching to see the men from the Indian Army comforting and supporting the Sherpas. 🙌🏻🖤
Loved the little bit of humour when the guy expected hot water and the guy at base camp didn't have the heart to tell him about the state of the camp. 👌🏻🥰
Also shout out to the helicopter pilot @14:58! 😯🙌🏻
Feel proud as Indian and feel respect to our Army brothers... Ur service is very courageous.... 🙏🇮🇳🕉
Sherpas are considered to be the best on Everest & lead climbers.. but when they cried.. Indian Army lead the way. Amazing! The documentary just shows how chill the folks from the Indian Army were at the time of tragedy and during the whole time .. This also showcases the rigorous training of the Indian Army &. what our soldiers are made of
Armies are supposes to do that..
@@bipstha3372 But thats doesn't mean you can take them for granted :)
@@NishantSingh-fj8py you said you can??
@@bipstha3372 I didn't , read it again and read your reply boy
I think Indian officials should be banned in such expidition, there might be political cause that's why they came, and earthquake happened, 🇳🇵🇳🇵, Jay Nepal
Heroes, and kind and polite. LOVE them. This is what armies should be. Rescuers, helpers, serving the people.
❤️
Sounds like you are describing the national guard
Words could never fully express the gratitude for the Indian soldiers for saving human lives in such tough hostile unforgiving environment and still deliver on their mandate which was to clean the dirty everest, I have summited table mountain in South Africa 🇿🇦, now i consider Mount Everest as a graveyard dream 🏴☠️
Very Accurate analogy - Graveyard's Dream. I have been to Everest base camp and it's a surreal experience. You see the names of people who have died there. I had no intention of summiting Everest. My dream is fulfilled. But i keep thinking about it. Greetings from India.
I am humbled by the sheer focus and teamwork of everyone involved in what could have been so much worse than it was. I have such respect for the Indian army. Those who lost their lives, may you RIP x
That is what you get when you pray to inanimate objects like mountains, instead of God. They prayed to a mountain , the mountain had no soul, but Satan listened and gave them what they wanted. GODLESS WALKING DEAD THEY ALWAYS WERE! Whats the problem?
You Gentleman have my huge and utmost respect. I hope each and every one of you live a long and happy life ❤️
hiii
I second YOU.👍😍
You Too 🙌🌷💐❤️
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Talk about Murphy's law, forget about it - an earthquake happening while members of the Indian army were crossing the kumbu ice fall on Mt. Everest. It was a miracle that all the soldiers survived, let alone rescue other injured survivors!!!
This was a great documentary. The Indian Army team was very brave. Some of them just had no experience with the glacier and to at first believe this could be sth that happens there all the time is mind blowing. Can you imagine having to face such a disaster on your very first day and very first climb through the icefall? That’s insane and might have saved their lives. They were so scared and so courageous at the same time. Such nice people. I’m truly impressed.
So, so impressed by the India Army group. I remember this so well. It was a scary time in Nepal. We have a clinic there that is more or less the health care we can offer in this part of the world. It survived the earthquake, no idea how.
I must say I'm completely in awe of this brave group of men who braved such peril and served their fellow climbers with such compassion and selflessness. I only wish this had be publicized better. I send my warmest best wishes to the entire Indian Team for being the heros they are.
I have so much respect for the Indian Army after this, their courage and clear thinking is incredible.
Incredible!! Thank you for your service to your Country, for the original purpose of the mission and for your dedication to help others. A very impressive group of young men. All the best to you! ✌🏻🇩🇪
Much respect to Indian army team from Croatia. Amazing work was done up there. God bless! 🙏
Most incredible documentary ever! It should be seen by millions! Huge respect to the Indian Army Team. Bless you all
Thank heavens the Indian Army was there! And for those trapped where they stood in the Icefall -- the fact that they even made it back to Base Camp was, in itself, a miracle! I shudder to think what may have become of the Base Camp survivors had the Indian Army not been there to render aid and assistance! R.I.P. to the 22 who perished and my deepest sympathies to the families devastated by this tragedy. Namaste
Italians ARMY WOULD have taken off
Congratulations to everyone who helped each other in calamity. Proud on my Indian Army as always they are the toughest and unshakable people. Proud on Major Jamwal to make our Rajput Clan proud and stood there till end like our forefathers did for Nation and humanity.. Every young people would follow your footsteps to be there till end and rescue everyone. 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Great to see people unite no Matter of their religion..
Thankyou indian army ! Love from Nepal .Mt.Everest ❤
Hail to the Indian Army. They were well trained and total professionals. Thank you.
Absolute respect! Raw footage, raw emotions, sustained discipline, group professionalism. What is the expression? Jai Hind! Operation Everest well done! 27 December 2020.
Amazing men of the Indian army, very lucky for everyone else that they were there to help so much.
Thank you
There are no words to describe how proud it feels to acknowledge the greatness Man can achieve. Indian army is surely showing the way. If I sitting in the comfort of my home could feel the rush of pride in my lungs after seeing this, what the people up there must have taken back with them, is something only they could feel and share between them - but not describe. Experiences like these change the way you look at life and look at living. To Indian Army - Sahab log, aap sabko mera- shat shat naman !! Jai hind!! Thank you NDTV team for bringing this to us and kudos for the great and courageous efforts that you have undertaken!! All are heros !!!
May the Great Spirit abide with the Indian Army that took part in this great endeavour
Being proud to be Nepali and blessed to say Mt Everest is in our country thanks God giving us a beautiful mountain Mt Everest as a gift. Mt Everest is always there infront of us.
I find this story so auspicious … as if this Indian army (not to summit for some victory but to clean up the mountain) just HAPPEN to be in the right place at the right time where no one was killed … just in the middle of many avalanches barreling down on EITHER SIDE OF THEM is really mind-blowing! All spared to assist so many others is one of those stories that makes one stop and consider how things really work in this physical fleeting precious reality.
Indeed ❤
Just love the Indian culture. Such gentle yet strong, respectful, self sacrificing and determined men. The content of this video doesn’t surprise me at all.
They were indeed extremely humane and friendly. I stayed with Major Ranveer's team after the big quake - see below.
The Indian Army were saved to save the others. Much respect to them. You are amazing. You were sent there for the reason of cleaning the mountain. But behind that reason the real reason lies. To help the people who will need it when the tragedy hit them. You were sent there on the right time, right place and right moment. If you had not been there on that day, we don’t know what could have happened to the other mountaineers that are injured.
The guy who recorded the avalanche, you are amazing too, we get to see and realise how dangerous it is to be up there.
Behind all what seems to be "accidents", there are things that are planned in the "accident" stories. This planet and human lives are one big universal movie.
When this dude held his Nomad 10 up at Everest Base Camp it sealed the deal for me. The smile on his face was priceless.
The greatness of India,well portrayed by the Indian Army. No matter how much the world criticize us for various reasons, but India is the epitome of Humanity .
This type of extreme nationalism is not good
I have such respect and admiration for all of the men in the Indian army, and the camera men. ⭐️😊. RIP to those who perished in the avalanche. 🙏🙏🙏.
Big salute to The Indian Army and all others guy's for helping each other at this difficult times Jai Hind
Slipped into watching Everest summi videos and somehow missed it because of the thumbnail... I must say this, brilliant story telling & camera work by the team... Sadly I am appreciating on an event where many lives have been lost... Proud of our army for standing up to the cause... I hope to see some brave expedition s with a cause by Indian army... Jai Hind!
Pls change the thumbnail... World should see this...
Salute to All Real Life Heroes 🙏
All mountainers are Real Hero Who choose to summit mountain ⛰ everest. Respect for All Humen.
Respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Never imagined a documentary can move you so much emotionally...
All my respect to the Indian Army Expedition. A great film that shows how people pull together in times of hardship🙏👍👍
This is a FABULOUS documentary, the dedication to keeping the camera rolling was noted. I have watched tons of Everest documentaries and movies and this one ties for First Place. Very well done and these guys are really, reallg good people. Thanks!
Thanks!
My utter awe and respect for the brave men and woman who rescued and kept people alive under impossible conditions for two days...
These brave warriors who stepped up when they were needed is inspiring...
Bravo...
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Huge respect to the Indian Army. + greetings from Normandy (F).
The Indian Army personnels should be well deserved recognition for their gallantry ,sacrifice and discipline.Hats off to them.
"Indian Army"... The word itself is a graceful and Respect. A big salute to the Indian Army... They're the best.
Salute to Indian Army , Proud to be a INDIAN
Thanks to these Indian Army who helped in the rescue works. I always have good feeling and friendship among my Indian and Nepali coworker friends. I missed them now upon watching this video now, Dec.31,2020.
A big THANKS AND RESPECT TO OUR BROTHERS, THE INDIAN ARMY TEAM. LOVE AND CARE FROM THE PHILIPPINES!!!
Incredible job by the Indian Army and their team and others. Much respect to them and for their dedication to saving lives and showing true leadership. I salute all you brave men. They’re definitely heroes. RIP to all those who lost their life on that terrible day at EBC.
This is the combination of proper prep + competence + experience + right equipment + great leadership + bravery + united, from which I doubt some other climbers have less than half of the ingredients.
All my respect for the Indian Army team. They did a formidable job. Regards from Mexico.
Kudos and congratulations to the Indian Army for showing such courage and leadership in this tragedy.
climbing mountains is not heroism, saving people is heroism. The Indian army took the right decisions.
I'm an American, & seeing what the Indian army did made me proud lol
Thank you for such a wonderful documentary, and what a wonderful group of people cleaning up after this which is a real bug bear of mine when so many climbers leave rubbish everywhere. The leadership of the Indian Army and all its soldiers are a great example to everyone who climbs on the mountains. Tread lightly on this earth, leave nothing behind whenever you leave anywhere.
I was taught, take nothing but photos, leave nothing but footsteps.
Amazing young men ! The ability to speak another language as well ! I am in awe.
As perhaps the proudest part of the commonwealth, Indians speak better English than most English do. That’s not a joke.
@@tabb5818 And they'll apologize for their bad English every time too.
Most of the Indians actually can speak at least three languages
@@anuraganand6053 exactly first one local
Second Hindi
And last one English with perfect grammar
41:47 ... when the cameraman spoke about the mindset of Indian army.. starving, cheated death ... still helping others ... got goosebumps
So much emotion. By the survivors. Then the soldier's instinct to maintain order and save the day shone through. That, I believe, is basically the moral of the story
This is the first time I have felt ok with hearing about the actions of a military force.
So glad they caught the audio of the ice fall moving, truely terrifying.
Yea, I like to think I could climb Everest but I WOULD TURN AROUND at the damn ICEFALL!! Imagine falling in a crevasse.... would be horrifying!
Yah it is terrifying and intriguing to hear that. You have no idea what was going on and you hear such massive thud sounds. And all u could wait and pray and hope it doesn't wash you off.
This is beyond amazing... what a stunning documentary... your guys did an incredibly amazing & inspiring job ... massive salutes to the Indian Army & to all who helped during those incredibly dangerous & tough times
100% respect to the Indian army, this is what they were trained to do and they did it professionally
Well done to the Indian Army team, luckily their training kicked in when it was needed the most and they took control and made the situation controlled as best as possible. RIP to those who lost their lives.
These are the kind of people that we should be paying millions of dollars to. Not people, who act like them for money or people who can run fast and kick a ball, or who can hit someone if front of the camera. The world is upside down.
Don’t get me wrong, I also have the deepest respect for these people and everyone who sacrifices their life to help others but that’s just not the way the world works. There’s a fair reason why people earn the kind of money they earn
@@Morizzoo "There’s a fair reason why people earn the kind of money they earn"
This is the height of naivete.
@@JarthenGreenmeadow why is that naive? That’s how the world works: The more people are willing to pay for something the more the ones providing it earn
You attacked actors and football players but gives a pass to the worlds true evils, the bernie madoffs of the world.so sad
@@marydaniel8147 I don't attack anyone lol. I'm just saying actors and athletes are overpaid children compared to these los bossos.
Recommended after 5 years.. But It's worth watching.. Thanku INDIAN ARMY..
It was a blessing that they where there to help. God works in mysterious ways.
Never in my life I felt this tension and stress that exists in this documentary respect ❤️
Amazing story. I cried in happiness that they survived. RIP to those who lost their lives on that day
All army's in the world should be like the Indian army... serving with a smile...taking leadership in a foreigner place when everybody was confused, injureded and didn't know what to do...
And at the end
They clean the catastrophic base camp.
👏 👏 👏 👏 respect for those boys
I have absolutely no words for the intent of the Indian Army... My sincere salutations to the Indian Army. Jai Hind