Bend It Like Beckham (4/5) Movie CLIP - I Want Her to Win (2002) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
When Jess (Parminder Nagra) tells her family she wants to go to America to play soccer on a scholarship, her dad (Anupam Kher) encourages her to live out her dreams.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
An independent-minded young woman discovers the joys of football, much to her family's chagrin, in this upbeat British comedy drama. Jess Bhamra (Parminder Nagra) is an 18-year-old growing up in West London, where her family has taken every effort to stay in touch with its Indian heritage. Jess' father and mother (Anupam Kher and Shaheen Khan) are after their daughter to go to law school, learn to cook a traditional Indian dinner, and settle down with a nice Indian boy -- the latter of which is high on the agenda of her older sister Pinky (Archie Panjabi), who is soon to wed her longtime beau Teetu (Kulvinder Ghir). However, her family is unaware that Jess has a secret passion -- football (or soccer, as it's known in North America). While Jess' enthusiasm for football star David Beckham is obvious, given the fact his photos cover the walls of her room, her parents don't know that in her spare time she likes to play a friendly game in the park with some of the boys in the neighborhood. One day, while Jess and her pals kick the ball around, she meets Jules (Keira Knightley), who is quite impressed with Jess' skills. Jules plays with a local semi-pro women's football team, the Hounslow Harriers, and she thinks Jess has what it takes to make the team. Jess knows that her parents would never approve of their daughter playing football, so she doesn't tell them, and starts spinning an increasingly complex series of lies as she tries to keep up a double life as a student and a footballer. Jess soon discovers a number of her new friends have their own problems to overcome; Jules dreams of playing pro ball in America, but has to deal with her stubborn and disapproving mother (Juliet Stevenson), while Joe (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), Hounslow's Irish coach, still struggles with the disappointment of a career as a professional athlete which was dashed by a knee injury. Bend It Like Beckham was a significant box-office success in Great Britain and Europe, but didn't reach American theaters until nearly a year after it debuted in the U.K.
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TM & © Fox (2002)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Ameet Chana, Anupam Kher, Zohra Sehgal, Pooja Shah, Paven Virk
Director: Gurinder Chadha
Producers: Paul Mayeda Berges, Gurinder Chadha, Ulrich Felsberg, Russel Fischer, Simon Franks, Zygi Kamasa, Deepak Nayar, Paul Ritchie, Haneet Vaswani, Barbara von Wrangell
Screenwriters: Gurinder Chadha, Guljit Bindra, Paul Mayeda Berges
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“Who suffered? Me.” This hits me so hard every time and to see him playing cricket in the closing scene just warms my heart.
The pain was so real.
So much its so true n hurts a lot
it hits me harder
Yeah.
One of my favourite scenes ever. Mr Bhamra's personal sacrifice and helplessness in the face of racism and his wish for his daughter to live her dream and through her he would live vicariously is amazing. "I want her to fight, and I want her to win."
"I could not handle her long face, I could not! I didn't have the heart to stop her."
Aww. That bit always makes me smile.
I think he said- You could handle her long face, I could not :-)
@@amandaeklund8136 He did.
Outstanding father. I know it is fiction but how sad he’d never play cricket again after he was kicked out by horrible players at a club. He never knew how far he’d have made it. Therefore him encouraging Jess to fight and go all the way against stereotypes, is so admirable.
Did you see her Cousins or even The Young Man. They were so impressed and envious because she was brave enough to do what they wouldn't or couldn't do. I'm sure alot of Young Indian Girls were inspired by this Movie.
Mr Bhamra (played by Anupam Kher) has to be one of the best role models of a father in the movies. What a touching scene.
He was outstanding
Yes, I loved what he said in an Interview Section where he said "When You Try You May Risk Failure But When You Don't Try You Insure Failure". I think that's a philosophy everyone practices at on etime or another. Growing Up Indian Kids never were encouraged let allowed to play sports. Mr. Bhamra could have resented the fact that his Daughter had a chance that he never did, but he's very proud.
Russell Peters will tell you how real Indian fathers are
@@superjoshi6654 REAL? My ex GF was Punjabi, her father is the most kind and understanding people I ever met. Two daughters. To this day I will always love her family, RIP to her mother.
@@pepe3540 they live in India or abroad? Bcoz that MATTERS
"I don't want Jessie to suffer" I love that he gave his daughter an English nickname. Showing that Jess is the best of both worlds she lives in and she should be allowed to play a sport she loves. I always smile really big when Mr. Bhamra says that line
Hmmmm.... It's actually still Punjabi nickname "Jassi" but nonetheless I see your point about the plot xx
Jassi is a common Punjabi nickname. It sounds like Jesse in English but it's actually pronounced Jassi.
Its Jassie, not Jessie- a nick name for Jawswinder.
Such a caring father.
Wish a lot of parents would STOP trying to control their kid's life, their dreams, out of their own fear or trying to preserve their culture in a different country! It ruins their lives... shatters them(kids) from inside... they pass on (parents die), but rest of the life what is left for the kids r in vein, shallow, empty life... A person cannot live a happy life without any dreams... they become walking dead ppl... with fake smile, compromising and wishing inside they were dead!
Shari H it is only a movie and right now it is 2018 ok
I see what you mean it’s a lot of weight on someone but if the parents don’t they will also feel miserable for not trying to preserve there culture and old life style you just need a balance between the two it’s very hard to cope with letting down years upon years of culture
Shari H زواريءى🏉⚽🏇🏍🚴
nikitha bakshi do you live in india ? just asking
nikitha bakshi You are lucky I am living in india and what you said is true. sometimes i feel bad that i born in india. People here are so backward minded and Hypocrites. I feel like i am living in a mental prison.
Mr. Bhamra had the best character development in the movie, and had the most sympathy for Jess. This is such a great movie.
Yes Kate Smith ur right I have dvd every time i here song during work it reminds me
I hate parents who move to another country or live there and expect to retain their culture to the point where the children can’t do anything.
If you can’t handle a child who wants to do their own thing, don’t have any.
Love this film has to be one of my favourites - even though it shows the Indian culture in the UK it’s probably one of the best British films out there
Green Street Hooligans
@@WretchedDrummer no that was trash compared to this and other British movies. Ok if you like that sort of thing
Omg, I love this scene! This is making me cry but at the same time it's so good and empowering.
Shilpa Mondol . W
Shilpa Mondol ryuhii
Her father’s support must have meant the world for her! It’s so wholesome! 😍😍😍
A father love for his daughter hits different
Best line in this clip was "If I can't tell you now what I want then I will never be happy whatever I do"...weird how no one mentions this line. Amazing acting by Parminder Nagra
Fatherhood 101
This scene gets me every time.
love her father! wish my father was like him
Anupham Kher, this guy is Amazing. My first movie of his was 1992 Dil with Amir Khan. I am sure few people remember that movie.
This scene gets me every time!!!🥺
Lesbian I thought she was a pieces 🤣🤣
She no Lebanese she Punjabi XD
@@Lifeskeyishappiness no im talking about a scene from the movie when the girl come came and find jess wearing her slippere lol when she said gaspppp lesbian and a older woman said lesbian??i thought she was a pieces true fans know u mussy be young
@@Jaheem200 woooosh
@@Jaheem200 No, the old woman misheard Lebanese. She doesn't know what a Lesbian is.
@@Satu_Supari yes I know that I’m jus quoting her
Let's look at the outside of it, she could bring fortune towards her family name, if she makes it to the pros, and the education along with it, I dont think families would understand the meaning of opportunities, if they only look at it as a families perspective.
Great scene! $75,000,000.00 gross receipts world wide. Saw it again for about the 10th time and never tire of this movie.
This movie is a f***** classic
2002 was a good year of movies as a kid.
I am crying.
Seriously man here too
That's how you do it Dad.
If this film was based on Indian art, instead of football, they could call it Mend it Like Mehndi.
Natasha Kershaw I’m actually dying! 😂😂😂
My kind of humor lol
That don’t make no sense. Bend it Like Beckham is an actual catchphrase because the player David Beckham was known for his incredible free-kick technique that would curve the ball around defenders, “bending” the ball. Jess is a football player and her favorite player is Beckham. Mehndi is a decorative art and has no real medical restorative power, so it can’t mend anything
This is why father and daughter compulsory belongs to each other!
Jay Bee mine let’s me have a lot of freedom
the main charater is my mums cousin
Being that it is a British film, you could've at least written "football" in the description.
In a way I believe this might be autobiographical....wonderful director/writer
It’s like a reverse Dead’s Poets Society scene, they listened to what Jess wanted, they might not have liked it or thought it was the right choice but they just had to accept it because it’s what will make her happy.
I hate parents like that, get your own dam life, her mother is selfish.
What a beautiful scene. I never cry but that one touched my heart. Wonderful dad who supports his talented daughter in the end, with such a powerful speech.
Oh god... I'm watching a scene from this movie after so long
I was just 2 years old when this movie released and i remember watching it on tv in Hindi... after so long i suddenly thought of this movie, gonna watch it again now ❤❤❤❤
they're making a sequel , that's why i'm here
Her mom sorta gave up, but in a funny way.
The most OG football movie ever!
escape to victory...hold my beer
i love this movie
The dad in this movie was understanding.
i love the background score can anybody tell me where i ll get that
Gunjan-My Final Peace
I am the 499th liker
alway makes me emotional
Brilliant film. Appreciate it so much more when you’re older.
Mr Bhamra was the epitome of a good man.
The part that always irritated me about this movie was that the Indian family itself could not recognize its own racism they only saw it in other people and I guess that was supposed to be the point but at no point during the movie did the young girl even comment on it I mean she got so pissed when another player called her a stupid packy but she herself couldn't see the same thing coming from her parents when it came to white people black people whatever people as long as they weren't from their area they were the wrong people
i cry every time i watch this, why? its happy right?
Ñot idea 🙄🙄🙄🙄,anuman kher great father acting ,I'm impressed 🙄🙄🙄 very impress ,
Truly iconic movie! All time great!
Sikhs are also Hindus ❤️
The best scene of a father daughter
Man my childhood 😂😂😂😂
Wonderful scene and writing for a fantastic film
I bawl every time I watch this scene.
YO, that Indian dinner though :)
Lovely Scene!
Ice my spine up. THE RUSSIAN TAURUS BATTLING WITH THE CHICAGO BULL HORN TO HORN HOOF EMOJI
Family …is everything ❤
Anupam Kher is really great Actor
like vices very famliy cool soccer womens tall happy
This scene always hits my heart to be honest. One of my favourite movies.
The music in this scene I just found it on u tube under my final piece movie bend it like Beckham
Please send the link for download
This film in hindi
So much struggling @Davidbeckham I did
Happy Birthday Keira Knightley!❤
THIS is a DAD!
Where to watch this online?
bollywood
Best scene in the whole movie
Jess looks so nice in a saree
alguien sabe como se llama,la cancion cuando le sorprendes sus padres bajandose de la buseta
Today anupam 68 years
So who is gae?
Yes true 😘❤️
HA mai ge conprand r1
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I have just watched the film and it's a bit pc
Im not crying you are
@@hannahsani6034 no
Looks like someones afraid of thier emotions
@@hannahsani6034 OK. I watched the film, I have two dvds by mistake,
@@michaelsandford1015 "by mistake"??
I don't know why but Indian people always make me feel hungry.
what how ??
@@inDONIann Maybe it's because they make the best food in the world
@@grahamblack1961Thats true if you like Home-cooked food