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As a 5'2 guy who often gets mocked by people for being short I really thank you for making this video it really means a lot

The first youtuber to make a video on such a sensitive topic , hatss offf bhai 👌

I am 5'2'' and i am an income tax official, happy with my height 😊

As a 5'1" girl my mom has already warned me that I need to be self-sufficient because tall girls are more in demand haha. She is an inch shorter and had to face so many issues by my grandma because she is short. In school I was the shortest in my grade and not a single day went by without someone making a rude comment about my height. Even other girls used to try to tear down my confidence but I knew that I couldn't let this get to me. A lot of times, it did but, I can't do anything! People say that short girls ruin the genetic pool. Wtf is that caveman shit? I had a crush on a short guy and everyone teased me that our kid would be a dwarf.... Short kings and queens deserve love ❤

As a short man, my request to everyone is to NOT blame those who opt for this surgery have experienced height related disadvantages first hand. lt's literal social exclusion. Don't blame the victims, it's the society that needs to be held accountable. What boils my blood is seeing how half of the "body positivity" movement is about obesity and skin issues - both of which that can be changed, however with shortness, it is completely genetic yet shortness is looked down upon the most.

Mohak, you don't know how much this video made my day. I have been insecure for most of my life, not due to height, but due to my looks, color, voice and physique. I used to really think that there was something wrong with me and lost the motivation to do anything - affecting my education and work. But once I realized that these are all societal norms and constructs, I started caring less about societal acceptance and that eventually built my confidence back. Although I still feel this alienation at times, I am in a much better shape now. I see that society has started to change, it might take some time though. And I hope your video reaches everyone so that people like me don't feel like we are some sort of aberrations and the so called normal people get educated

People who set these toxic standards for uncontrolable things as height really need to see this. Thankyou❤

I really appreciate the fact that towards the end of this video you mentioned that this isn't just about men and their insecurities with height; instead it is actually about every human who is insecure about certain physical characteristics that are purely genetic and are unaffected by their actions. As a girl who's been subjected to the so-called 'female beauty standards' and spent years doubting my capabilities basis other people's comments and opinions, here's something to think about people, "Before worrying about things beyond your control, are you giving your 100% to the things in your control?" If there is one physical trait you cannot achieve, there are at least 10 other traits, physical, mental, skillful, professional, social, etc. etc., that you can work on (ofc without going through dangerous procedures and painful surgeries), and be a better human for yourself.

Powerful People: Sachin : 5'5" Messi : 5'7" Putin : 5'7" Tom Cruise : 5'7"

Meri height 5.5 hai or mere ko duniya se ghanta fark padta hai...😂😂😂

Re watching and re commenting because your quality content deserves all the hype and reach Mohak. What a beautiful well researched approach to a dangerous and sensitive topic.

I am going to share this video on my story so that this can reach more and more ppl, cuz there are things that need to change in our society. Your hard work is appreciated. 👍

Going to re-watch and re-comment for reach because YOU deserve it. And this video deserves it. This is a MASTERPIECE.

Mukesh Ambani: 5'5" SRK: 5'7" Amir Khan: 5'4" Narendra Modi: 5'7" Mark Zuckerberg: 5'7" Lionel Messi: 5'7" Edit : Jeffery Bezos: 5'7"

this documentary really creates a good impact on us on the society, ....can't wait for ur next documentary

Hats off to u..for address such a sensitive issue.. victims who oftens mocked by the society....

What brilliant work!!! Amazing Work Mohak Bhai and Team ❤

One of the finest works by Mohak Mangal ❤

Good job Mohak, its a great initiative.. more social stigma can be covered like skin colour

Surgery ki photo dekh kr kis kis k per mei dard hua 😬😐

I am 5'2 but iam happy because 5+2=7 Thala for a reason🔥🔥

My brother is 4 9 still he is happy He is bank manager Got a beautiful wife And 2 wonderful kids In our family we never mocked him for his height He never felt less He was so over confident too sometimes I think secure family and supportive surroundings can make them feel they're the best I think all the blame for such horrible surgeries have to be taken by us as a society Plz provide a secure environment for your short frnd Never mock them Mohak ❤❤ thanks for bringing this

5.4 but still happy 😅 khush rehna he to phele apne mind ko stronger aur behtar banao , zindagi apne app acchi ho jayegi 😎

U doing great job bhai ..ur effort will make change in society and in individuals too...

When this documentary was released yesterday I decided not to watch it because I was studying. I decided to watch it in my free time and when I was finally done studying I opened KZfaq and I was really sad that the video is deleted due to age restrictions (when I read the community post). Gonna watch it now, thank you for reuploading Mohak and team.

Being a thirty-year-old man of 5.3 height, I used to feel like a failure. However, in the last two years, I've come to believe that it doesn't matter because life is about doing good deeds, helping others, and living with someone. Marriage isn't necessary; you can live alone, change the world by helping others, and find someone who is truly deserving of your friendship. Therefore, height has no bearing on whether someone makes fun of you or tries to make you feel humiliated. If you believe that these individuals are your friends or family, you are mistaken; they are not. Instead, live your life on your own terms, so put aside your concern for what other people think, and carry on with your convictions.

Thank you for making this video, this was much needed.😊😊

thank you for making a video on short people like us . I tell you one thing i am literally between 3 to 4 feet tall I dont ride any type of two wheel or four wheel vehicle but i dont think bad about myself .I tought that if society cant accept me I would change the thinking of the society the way they think . by showing my success.

00:03 Indian men seek height surgery to boost confidence 03:17 Height perception is relative and can cause insecurities 07:52 Many people undergo dangerous height surgery due to societal mistreatment and emotional insecurity. 10:30 Height surgery is often sought for increased confidence 15:19 Height discrimination and societal pressures on short individuals. 17:26 Genetics and environmental factors contribute to height. 21:30 Ilizarov used his technique to increase the height of people. 23:32 Risks and consequences of improper physiotherapy after surgery 27:47 Appearance impacts social and financial success

It's important to remember that historical figures such as Napoleon, Genghis Khan, Julius Caesar, and Alexander the Great were notably shorter in stature, ranging from 5'4 to 5'6. This serves as a reminder that one's physical height does not determine their capability or greatness; rather, it is their character, determination, and leadership qualities that define their impact and legacy.

Such a fine research ! Respect to Mohak !

I can't imagine the pain men suffer due to their short height as a 4'10 girl i sometimes feel insecure about my height but still it is worse in men thankyou for talking about such topics hatts of to you❤

I'm quite short(4'11") compared to avg Indian females. I'm short because of both genetics and nutrition. However, reasons could never resolve my insecurities around it. The issue of height has been brewing inside me, starting from the last year of school to college. I have even commited some pretty morally questionable acts, that might have stem from my insecurities around height. Although, none of them added an inch to my height, some ground rules and acceptance have definitely added to my peace of mind about the fact of height. I am yet to fully become immune to my insecurities, but for the most part, I'm a fairly confident individual now. For people who have similar insecurity, please remember that most people are too busy looking at their own issues than judging you. Take your time to understand that. Also, people won't remember for how you looked, but they'll definitely remember for how you made them feel. Not to promote people pleasing, but simply if you can show them that you're a confident, calm individual who does not judge and is neither bothered about it, they'll remember that feeling of peace you offered them. Rest assured, none of us can have it all. So, let's try and focus on areas we actually have control over and enjoy doing so. One last point, if there's people around you who is mocking you for height, rather than it being an indication of your height, it is an indication of their immaturity that they still couldn't manage to move past someone's height in a sea of other issues to look at. Hope it helps ❤

It's great video awesome video thanks for aware us , The most imp lesson is people always find problem in you whether its related to language,height,face ,skin, colour or etc so never judge yourself ,accept it and live a happy life ❤❤❤

When you are short at height & you are at top position in any organisation then it too badass. You are the most attractive personality there

I am 5'4 but Still happy ❤😊, seriously All the points you raised Are true like you said The short people notice The height of other one during the conversation instead the topic. So Our society Should be changed. Thanks Mohak bhai ❤, You raised this serious issue ❤, hat's off 👏👏

My height is 5.4 I was always a happy boy and never insecure or care about height. I used take lightly, never care those whom mock or fun about my height. It was like I was 17 or 18 when I proposed a girl and she behaved very rudely. She mock up saying shorty. That's for first time my height make me insecure. I was very disappointed and cry harder. I really cry a lot. I was literally crying and saying why god you make so small. After that covid hit and I started feeling lonely. I'm always a shy and introvert, used to love myself accompanies but that covid made me miserable. I started insecure about everything about my colours, weight, dresses, hair. At that time hair loss started and I become more insecure. I started made myself isolated from others and spend most of time on Internet. During covid my father retired from his job, he was a teacher. Post covid mid 2021 our college opened. I was depressed and I didn't want to go back college. It was December when our board exam happened. I was in panicked I had a vast syllabus and mentally I was so sick. I always a bright student. My middle class family have a lot of faith that I will be successful or something like that. I was confused and literally try to suicide. Later drop that and study hard for months and got the GPA5 which is like first class or best result in term of BD. After the board there was an admission war. My mother is a bed patient and can't walk without stretch. She always said that u have to be doctor and get rid me from this disease. I was still in the depression and there was a huge admission race. I got feared and there was a huge pressure from my family. I was afraid and exam was at door. I failed in medical admission exam. Whole family was in shock. Everyone started talking about my failure. My father and mother both was teacher and it was huge disappointment for them. Our neighbours and everyone make feel worthless. After that I have failed all my university admission exam. That time I try several time to suicide. I don't how I survived. Next year again appear in medical exam and top varsity exam and again failed. At that time I was completely broken mentally. At last score a mid mark on the gst which is a combine exam of 22 varsity, secure a seat in begum rokeya university Bd. I wasn't happy nor my family was. My friend with whom I used to discuss study are already on medical college or on top varsity, I only able to secure a seat after second time. I saw them uploading pictures or stories or dp kind those things that make me feel terrible. I was in much more depression. In of the admission exam there was a financial issue started. My families are live in village. Due to my exams they shifted to city and my father pension is limited. They used to pay for my tuition, home tutor as well ours other expenses. They was spending much more than my father pension. During my admission they didn't tell me about those expenses. They had took huge loan for my study. We were on debt. These got to know after exams finished. That make me more depressed fact that I haven't study properly and can't chance in any varsity. I became fat, ugly and depressed. I notice that I started to fear around people myself. At the time I have a problem on my ear and gradually it making me deaf. Not really deaf. Thats making me again insecure. It was in back 2023 mid. I discovered that I become so isolated that can't make a proper communication or introduction with other. It was Sept, 23 my varsity class open. At the first day I was really happy and exited. But there was a brutal ragging on vary first day. After that day I was in so much fear that want to quite the varsity. As per now our first semester done and the intensity of rage have decrease. For my previous insecure and depression I wasn't able to make a proper communication with ny new mates. And also for the ragging and my ear problem I fear to go classes. It was like Dec,23 a girl who are in hometown I felt for her. And proposed her. She was like 5.3 in height. She's like okay and wanted to meet with me. I feel insecure and don't know whether should meet or not. I think she will reject and mock on me. Anyway don't know why I'm blabbering this pardon me if it make u bore. I don't know why I feeling relieved. Now I'm investing time on myself. Focusing on my career, recently join gym and trying to get back on normal. Thanks to mohak sir whose videos inspiring me to do better in life. I'm still confused should I meet her?

One of the best documentaries I have ever watched on KZfaq... 👏

my height is 5'9 and my friend is 5'5 i never mocked him because of the height, i dont know why people mock short people because of this factor

Glad that this work of art is back. The video was amazing, keep up the good work, and the message at the last was really worthwhile and worthy of praise

Rinku singh-5 feet 5 inches Parthiv patel- 5feet 4inches Prithvi shaw-5feet 4inches Sachin Tendulkar-5feet 5inches Rohit sharma-5 feet 7 inches These

Rlly eye opening documentary 😊.... You are amazing 🎉

One of the greatest PMs in the history of India, hon. Lal Bahadur Shastri Ji was just 5.2.... but his contribution to the nation was just❤

As a short height guy i am writing to short height people People often undergo surgery due to societal pressures-when people mock or laugh at them. However, this doesn't necessarily diminish self-confidence. I've seen many people shorter than me speak fluently in front of the whole school. It's not about height; it's about confidence. I know that appearance can contribute to confidence, but mental control is everything. You can still find a good partner around your height easily because boys aren't the only ones with short height; girls are too. Boys, stop being distracted by these things. Focus on your body, studies, and improving your life to become successful. Eventually, when you have enough money, these things will not matter. Keep going, boys!

I feel this way as a woman, I hate being short so I completely 100% sympathize with guys who struggle with this as I imagine its even more difficult for men in terms of the insecurity and self talk, not to mention other people who comment such things.

Very good video , one should be self content and focus on there future, world is changing

want more documentaries like this...... very informative video

really great to see the youtuber making videos on real problems rather than on fake ones ! thank you mohak ✌✌

What a great piece of art. ❤ Hope you'll keep making this type of documentaries in future too. Love you sir.

Reason why you are one of my favourite educator ❤❤❤. Being a 5'4 guy i know how it feels when someone mocks you because of ur height.

Mohak I am supporting your documentaries to the fullest.

Excellent Mohak ❤ Thankyou and Keep Going ..

thank you mohak u are really the type of influencer we need in society

Amazing documentary!!

Re-upload??

I am 5"3 inch and i am very comfortable with my height 😊.

Teenage 😢White hair problem😮 please vote

I'm almost 190cm (6.3) mujhe koi ganta dyaan nhi deta am from rajsthan

I am amazed by your research and the topics you've chosen. Keep up the great work! 💥

"I am an extreme introvert, so instead of commenting, it's better that those who are mature, meaning those who match your mindset (ideology), understand everything without being told much. Just like an introvert understands another introvert very well, they may not comment but I am doing this because I don't know why people have such narrow thinking, I mean a lack of foresight, be kind ❤️." Anyway a lots of Love Mohak sir ❤❤❤

Absolutely brilliant documentary! Kudos to you and your team. I'm not a short guy but i'm not tall either. I've still struggled with my height insecurity... This video made me feel so much better about myself. Thank you mohak!

Thank you somuch for making this amazing video Mohak ji ... ❤

Zabardast bro.... this video is so deep. Thank you so much for bringing this hardwork in front of us. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

So excited for this documentary series! Good work Mohak ❤

Mohak bhai........ Mai apse bas yahi kehna chahunga ki aap sachme ek bohot acche insaan hai jise actually mein samajh ko badalne ka hausla hai

I've been 168cms since almost 11-12th class and right now I'm 3 years experienced working professional. In my mind I have definitely sometimes felt bad about my below avg height(India). However, I chose not to be weak just because of this. My strength is my witty mind and spontaneity. Using this I've always whooped other's a$$. Moreover, I'm intelligent enough to understand that it's pure genetics. My mother is 4'11 and my dad is 5"3... Comparatively I'm taller than both.

I swear criticizing someone cuz of small height has become Trend nowadays mostly towards men social media has completely ruined peoples mind they don't realise how much it effects a man daily life

I am 5 My wife is 5.4 Love marriage Tumhe andaza bhi nhi h ki maine kitna kuch saha h but ab apne ap ko sambhal liye hain Haan log majak urate hain But believe me I am happy We are happy Ab hum chote hain toh log mujhe chotu bolte hain Badle mai main unhe ek smile de deta hoon Itna seriously mat lo yar society ko Agr tum perfect bhi huye na toh woh majak banane ka koi na koi upai dhund hi legi Bs apka partner achcha hona chahiye Wait kro Tumhe woh milegi Aur agr nhi bhi mile toh kya fark parta hai Just chill man Enjoy your life

someone said that 'wouldn't the world be boring if everyone looked the same?' the hard part is that people wont understand it

Eye opening documentary!

I think the best we can do is stop making comments as you said and spreading awareness , Thanks to you for this video

I was a bit sceptical when this channel has started uploading long videos Will the content remain as same as before engaging knowledgable and well researched But after watching the long videos from i must say mohak has uplifted the game whether it is research analysis conclusions and many more Special mention now mohak use to crack some jokes and try to create some humour so audience can connect with him more. There are also so many good channels in youtube regarding the way your channel is like open letter But i must say Mohak has best narration and presentation skills i have came across in youtube specially in hindi language By the way yours Main batata hun dialogue is totally amazing Love you Mohak keep doing this great work

We can't change things which are not our control but we definitely can change things which are in our control. And that is thinking 💬.... Change your mindset and be good human ❤ and enjoy this beautiful life 💝

While initially not aligned with the video's topic, I am intrigued to delve into it further to understand your perspectives. As a healthcare professional, I recognize the nuanced decision-making process involved in any surgical procedure, where risks must be carefully weighed against potential benefits. It's essential to prioritize alternatives, such as mental health therapy, in addressing personal insecurities. Every individual's body responds uniquely, even to minor procedures. When considering choices, it's crucial to prioritize one's overall well-being and functionality. Would you opt for temporary aesthetic enhancements over the preservation of life and bodily function? Embracing one's health and vitality is truly invaluable.

There was a time when people used to joke on their friends' looks. Nick names like CHHOTU, TINGU,MOTU,KALLU were popular. Even a good-looking guy among average people, could be called CHIKNE. But those were never hurting as the love and emotional bonding were strong. But time changes. Now people don't joke on friends just casually. People try to hurt others, even unknown people, by commenting on their appearance and feel satisfied to be superior. This causes emotional breakdowns and mental health issues. So now we need to learn how to stop body shaming.

Thank you so much Mohak for making me aware of the topics, I didn't know that people are suffering from this and taking this extereme measure - From now on I will be more aware when I am talking to my friends which is not as tall as the society wants it, and discuss this issue whenever I get a chance to know this issue deeper - From this one video I am sure you make me a better person - Thank you so much Mohak,

unique content and outstanding presentation ! well done mohak ☑

As a 5'10 guy, I'm still insecure about my height. A few days ago, met a 5'2 guy with such charm and charisma that he blew me and Many high ranking medical officers in a big hospital for our medical process. I am still wondering where he got those charms and that fearless confidence from.

Excellent documentry🎉 amazing work❤

Best thing about this documentary is that it also contains relevant research, giving it a different touch from regular NatGeo/Netflix type documentaries. Hope to see more in-depth research included as part of the video.

I think getting bow legs fixed isn't a bad option. It may prevent one from future injury to the joints. Bow legs surgery should be differentiated from limb lengthening surgery.

Kudos to your research work🙌

Loved it bhaiya 💖 Much needed video Hope you will continue to show reflection to our society that hamari kamiya kya h and hopefully we will change its view together. I am 5'6 18 year old and have i little bit of insecurity about my height but slowly i have realised that everyone have his own flows i am happy with it. To bhad me jaye vo log unki think jo mujhe inferior feel karaye. And to all those jinko rejection milta h apni love life me only because of their height then be thankful because they don't even deserve you. Work on yourself and be a better human that's it.

That's why I love mohak's work . Though he makes videos in detail about current topics , but he also focuses on the real issues no one talks about . And that's the quality a creator must have . Issues that actually affect people's lives need to be spoken aloud , usually they are sidelined by saying "it is what it is , and that's how things work " . But creating such videos truly expands the gamete of discussion about these less known serious issues amongst public . Kudos!

Mohak, you are really great at bringing topics to people's attention. Judging based on physicality is a bad mindset in society by birth. It is time to judge people based on their personality traits, which they develop independently, irrespective of circumstance.

Once again 😊 Breaking the natural laws for personal gain

Thank You Mohak Bhai.. For Making This Documentary On These Insecurity & Bullying Issues In Our Society 🎉

What a documentary....loved the content and loved the intention...agree with you at every point ❤

Thank you Mohak for bringing back my height insecurities that I had worked so hard to leave behind.

Guys I've stopped growing since my 7th standard. I'm only 4'10, not only my friends but even some of my teachers mocked me. I cried so badly during my teenage years but let me tell you don't be swept by what the society tells you, we just have to try to become the best version of ourselves. Today I'm 35, still 4'10 but majority of my friends envied me for who I am today.

again opened it k again liked it keeping it going on in different window this creator needs our support and he will definitely get it

Loved the way of presentation , such documentaries increase awareness and make a impact on traditional ways of thinking

I am 5.4 and i really thanks that u covered such video . This video have added some value to my life. Means a lot

I heard about this surgery long back. just out of curiosity i think it was a youtube video & it was shocking to know that they deliberately break the bones to grow tall. It's really sad that people decide to do this inspite of the risks. However to be specific society that we love in makes us feel insecure about ourselves & it becomes very difficult to overcome that. Thanks for giving a detail documentary video to understand better about the height increasing surgery.

For those who are asking why he reuploaded the video- youtube had put age restrictions which was impacting the reach of the video.

Mohak, keep it up. I'm confident about this series, all the best.

you changed my point of view 🤗🤗 thanks bro

Great work Mohak bhaiya

A really great and insightful video, keep up the good work👍