Agree, he was a VERY talented artist!👍🏿

❤️

Mr and Mrs Bulsara actually: according to the footages, the artistic leaning was from her mum's side: she was a very good pianist and loved art so he was surrounded with that atmosphere even before he was born.

His Mum probably deserves more credit --- she supported Freddie's musical dreams whereas his father disappoved of it and thought it was childish

True

MAMA! OOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Yes we are...

@@ChessCat1500 my husband is Indian and he is also proud :D

Damn right ! Love him, RIP legend .

Oh you have no idea how proud we are.

We really love our indian parsee peoples like this guy, sir tata birla, godrej ❤😍 They(parsee) are amazing and talented 😁❤

Have you seen his clothes on display after he switched to a fashion designer ?

He was ;(

Marttyhell :(

Talking about immigrants: they are always strong intelligent hardworking people, you know. Some of them even belong to the elite of their societies (f.i. Freddie educated at a british private boarding school in Bombay (now Mumbai) Got to be tolerant: educated hardworking people always do a lot of good to the communities they live in, in spite of the colour of their skin.

@@amiquigonzales7917- well said. A lot of people emigrate for a lot of reasons.

Maria Daniela You forgot Mr Fahrenheit

@@kingjiimmy160 Hahaha! Yes. Thanks for tell me.

Singer of Songs, Lover of Life ❤❤❤

Our Killer Queen, Our Good old fashioned lover boy, our scaramouche

Maria Daniela And Mr. Fahrenheit! 😊

Thanks

@@grin3670 😂

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RIP to his mum.

I agree. She did. And seeing how proud she was of him is so sweet. I've seen many videos of her. She seemed like she was the sweet little old lady that you couldnt help but love to pieces.

He had a great Mum --- the movie seems to indicate she supported his musical aspirations from the beginning but his father didnt --- not sure if this actually true or not ??

Freddie had really a great mum but when she past away??? Which year,thank you when someone can answer my question ;-)

@@danielaschwarz1971 November 13, 2016;

Other than micheal Jackson

Birthaday?

Farrokh Bulsara.... Persian Name (IRAN)

Still in iran are living many parsi ... in yazd and they have Tempel .

@Raju Karnik his name is parsi or irani... many people have the same name in iran . ... Farrokh Like farzad farrokh. .. He is a persian or iranian singer!

@@parisshakoor6981 he was an Indian ZoroaStrian. Simply Google it

He never went to iran...nor did his father or grand father

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OMG she does - the teeth

Not anymore, she's blonde and all

@@chayfuo genetically they still do.

@@asmartistenthusiast3469 dumbass

chayfuo someone's triggered. Chill out bro

Happiest n sweetest person of the world who had all his good relationships until last breath.May God always give him lot of happiness wherever he is now.

Dr. Beast omg here we go again. The movie is a biopic it was meant to be dramatic even in the end of the credits it says that the scenes are dramatized and fictional. I do agree there should be a movie only about Freddie’s life though but then again he was a very private man so I think bohrap is okay.

Thank you and I thing Malek is not the best choice, he is too puny and doesn’t resemble him

Well, he learned the "proper academic" English in school in India and other Queen members said how it was ironic that he spoke it better than themselves, who were born and raised and never left England. haha And he had quite an old-fashioned accent, and they joked no one in England except him and Queen Elizabeth II spoke it.

YES MRS.BULSARA FREDDIE LOVED LONDON,THAT IS WHY HE BOUGHT GARDEN LODGE 🙏💖💖💖💖😭😭😭🇬🇬🇬🇬🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🎵🎵🎵🔥🔥👑

There's one in zanzibar

I hope it's because everyone has already seen it? It was incredible to see him, and Queen, come to life again!

The theatre was full when I was there

@Yelizaveta Ursuliak Parsis are more Indian than Iranians. They have been here since like the BCEs. Other famous Parsi Indians are like Jamshetji Tata, Dadabhai Naoroji etc. And who said he knew Arabic? He didn't. He spoke Gujarati at home. An Indian language, just like all Parsis do. And even then, Iranians don't speak Arabic. They speak Farsi.

@Yelizaveta Ursuliak- no, his mother tongue was Gujarati - an Indian language. HIs parents were Parsi-Gujaratis. Meaning, his parents spoke Gujarati at home. Plus, Old Persia AND (NEW) IRAN have nothing to do with Arabic LOL. Please, study some geography LOL.

@@methmemelab8819 Which theatre are you referring to and in which place ? i saw the movie last December in Colombo, Sri Lanka at 1/30 in the afternoon and there was a substantial crowd for an afternoon movie, in a country that does not speak much English !

GFOAT

Una leyenda no una estrella del rock

Not king. It's Queen

excited is a little bit of an understatement

MEEEEEE SOOOOO SUPPEERRR

Can’t effing wait!!!

C D me

C D ....seen it twice in IMAX (highly recommend)!! Film score- B and Rami Malek performance- A

It still is. It's a lovely school.

Why don't he and his sister look that Indian? Both their parents were full Indian

@@gaminglegend Indians come in many different colours and looks.

@@eesaalikhan3099 an origin is where a community or culture is born. Parsi origin is Persia. If that's the case than his origin is Africa.

@@gaminglegend To me he look and his sister look Indians. Just look at our Indian actors like Hritik Roshan, Tiger Shroff, Kareena Kapoor, Meiyang Chang to know in how much variety Indian comes.

@@stynershiner1854 Why do so many people think that Freddie was white? Is it because of how he looked?

He wasn't really Persian, but okay.

@Hissam Ullah - she is right. ​Indian Parsis are ETHNICALLY Persian, "ethnically" being the operative word. But in reality, after a 1000 years, few Parsis are completely PURE Persian. There has been intermarriage with both Hindus AND Muslims. Research it. In fact, Freddie/Farrokh was probably LESS of pure a "Persian" than I am a Bengali, especially because of the subcaste I come from which up until this century had strict in-caste marriage laws. It's nothing to be concerned about. Freddie's family -- exactly like the movie described -- is Indian Parsi, not "Persian."

@@indranidasgupta8982 Well I dont like to get into this sort of thing, but Ill bite. You kidding me with those purity laws & in marriage laws within your subcaste ? Probably no other ethnicity in the world has stricter purity laws & in marriage laws than parsis. Its come to a point where thier extinction lies ahead. From genetic standpoint Parsis of India are more closer to Pre-Islamic Iranians that is i.e. The Sassanians, than modern ones who have received an admixture from the near east. Modern Iranians have mixed extensively with Turks, Arabs etc. While Parsis have minimal South asian admixture which is also suspected to be present before their arrival in India due to ancient Elamite admixture with the persians. The Elamites being a dravidian civilization in Iran. And again Parsis arent hindus or muslims they are Zoroastrians. Most of them are Indian nationals too, no second doubts about that.

@@mator2339 -- sorry to burst your bubble there but there are very few cultures outside of India who have stricter marriage and purity laws than the Brahmins and their subcastes of India. I'm living proof of that fact, lol. Oh, and I know what I'm talking about lol. I know many Parsis who have married outside, both Muslims and Hindus. India has already had a half-Parsi/half Hindu prime minister! Please pull the other one.

@@indranidasgupta8982 First off I wasnt even talking about Brahmins, they are clearly mixed. I know that. And Parsis who have married outside arent considered parsis by their own terms of self-identification. So half parsis arent parsis. Source-- I have met many parsis who have told me explicitly that children from mixed marriages arent considered parsi and they are not allowed to enter their fire temples. But they also told me this is just "their" that is i.e. the parsi traditionalist way of Zoroastrianism, the Iranian Zoroastrians and Parsis outside of India and Pakistan allow children of mixed marriages and conversions too. So the technicality still remains valid. You are only parsi if you are born to both parsi parents who were themselves born to both parsi parents. This is the definition of being a parsi. All others stand null and void. Anyone who wants to follow the Zoroastrian faith can do as they wish but not through the parsi traditionalist manner. They can either have self belief or through the Iranian Zoroastrian manner or the Zoroastrianism that is practiced outside of India and Pakistan. And I don't know about your clan so I apologise, it might be as strict in intermarriage and conversions as well.

Mild middle class income can afford your servants back then. In England they couldn't afford.

Ofcourse they very Rich less than elite but upper middle class but they had to leave it all behind.