This should be made as a Netflix series. The world needs to know❤

Truly, i have no words to appreciate your description at Tantraism !👍👍👍👍👍

This video is a small but significant step towards unravelling centuries of ignorance about our history. Great job!

Days - if not weeks - of research is so clearly seen. Thoroughly enjoyed this insightful episode on the very puzzling question of temple art. Look forward to more.

All the gaps in the history are getting filled. I am so glad I found this series! Absolutely informative

A must watch! I'm so glad that finally there is a series that puts deep academic research in history in front of the public, so that they might be freed from false notions.

Simply brilliant! Can't get enough of these wonderful episodes!

30 minutes feels like 5 minutes. The Best of wire. Super Super

This is one of the best series i have watched till now. With so much of knowledge and research.

Just amazing. Seeing this opens up the mind like an umbrella. I just hope more and more Indians learn about the true history and drop their narrow-minded approach towards religion and life.

Amazing.... History as it was..... Now consumed by our intorence.

India was so broad minded in those times. We have become very narrow minded since L.K.Advani's Rath yatra.

It's a really needed endeavour in today's India. Thanks to the team, thank you so much .

Totally unbiased

Thanks for the amazing series. Kudos to Namit Arora,Natasha Badhwar and team for making it so so interesting that despite my history background I am totally hooked. My small grouse is the I wish was a bit longer but that's probably only me.!

Thank you so much wire.

Wonderful, thought provoking sessions

I adore this series! Bravo❤

This is the best series I have watched ever about Indian history - and one of the reasons for me to subscribe to The Wire. Just sensational stuff.

Thank you it piece of history

Yet another fantastic, episode. Seriously, hard to believe when you see where it is all headed today.

Simply brilliant.. insightful and thought provoking..

Very nice and thank you. It was question which answer I was seeking for almost 10 years, and now one was able to give me a proper satisfactory answer. Thanks a lot.

Very insightful, eye opening!

I truly loved this episode Namita Arora. Eagerly waiting for the next.

Beautiful series ….

Eagerly waiting for the next episode.

Amazing video...Thanks to The Wire and Namit arora ❤❤

NAMIT sir thanks for presenting this wonderful article. Waiting for the next lectures. Amazing presentation.

Thanks for the most awaiting series.❤

Thanks so much! What a brilliant series!

Excellent research and presentation. Keep it up.

this is so fascinating. history in his voice seems like a magic match lol,

WONDERFUL. GREAT VISUAL WORK!!

Brilliant! Looking forward to more!

Great research and retelling of Indian history.

Superb Thanks

Great presentation. Keep it up.

Superb episode. Keep them coming.

Wahh... Maja aagaya. History presented as it should be without any biases, the quality of the Pearl and depth of the seas that it took to get it out is just awesome. Need more of such researches. Proud to be a history student

So good. Love ur presentation. Grateful to the wire for this endeavour

Thanks Mr. Arora. I would like to read your book.

Incredible

I love this series of story telling.

Thank you very much. Your videos are both enlightening and engrossing to watch. 🙏

Tantrism was unknown to me untill this awesome video

Such an amazing series. Thanks for putting up.

Amazing stories of our past history, thanks for the project and showing our grand liberalism.

Kudos to this episode ..👍👍👍

Hard work of research. Thank you so much for your hard work doing a series on History of India.

Excellent again

Amazing👍😍

It is crazy to think Brahminism won against Buddhism and Tantric religion, but now we also know where the RSS gets ideas for social engineering. If only Buddhism or Tantric religion existed today, India would have been a different country.

A very beautifully written narration with delicate intricacies, nuances! By using more simpler words, a reach is made to the general crowd too! The art and craft from the period ranging from 3rd BCE to 1400th century...long journey well handled! Now I could get the clearer picture of how our society moved from a young male sitting on a lakeside tree, playing bansoori and mingling with gopikas to a group of men writing in smritis about how women should be treated! Bad Indian days!!

Thank you for such a wonderful piece,the role of Tantrism its blend and fallout with Brahminism answers so many questions, especially how just like human Religion and beliefs have been evolving and with time changing. This one is just too 👍 good

I was waiting for the episode ❤

Really enjoying this series Namit! Enlightening, informative and presented in an engaging and entertaining manner. Like it so much that I’ve ordered your book to get more in-depth details on the subjects you have covered. Hope more people in our country see this - much needed in the current political climate.

Excellent! Enlightening!

Very insightful!

Thanks to The Wire and Mr Namit Arora for this refreshingly simple, yet well researched look on the sub-continent's history. Indian history is marred by Brahminical partisanship, colonial prudishness, colonial hangover of even modern historians and the revisionists of the Hinduthva brigade. Although many notable works by historians like AL Basam , Romila Thapar, Wendy Doniger and others have tried to set Indian history in the right light; they are still less read in today's preference to visual information and digested opinions through the social media. This web series on KZfaq has made Indian history accessible, it is now upto the algorithm to show it on the suggestion lists for the wider public! Alas! the algorithm is too good to bring this to the suggestion list of say a revisionist! We may be preaching to the choir here :) But none the less, it is great to be among the ones who liked and commented on this video/series.

Well done sir ji. For the valuable information /knowledge sharing

Thought provoking.. Thanks.

thanks for putting history in perspective

superb narration and very attractive visuals to go with it. Please keep it up

This is simply amazing! Lots of respect to you @namitarora! Please spread this series all over the world.. and I have been a bit baffled since start of the series to realise that contemporary Tamilnadu or Tamils are almost 100% ignored..

Wow... Sir.. enlightened...

Excellent episode

Great hob Sir. Thank you.

Great series

Beautiful

Thanks

Too good. ✨✨✨✨✨

Wow! I find it a new sub-dimension to look back on our ancestors and assess my position at present.... Great work!...I loved it ❤....

brilliant....

👏👏👏 what a presentation

Well done sir ❤❤❤

You stated and I quote "the religious culture back then was very different from ours", a person of understanding and inquiring mind can understand the veracity behind this statement. However, the 'cultural protectors' of our land are persistent in claiming that their culture is 5000yrs old and it is same as it was in the time immemorial. What can be done to educate these ignoramus people? I hope some of them watch this series and unlearn "their learnings".

Insightful as always. Thanks for providing a lead to the ‘Prabodhya’. I found it on the free Internet Archive by searching: “Name” pdf and will devour this Saturday with great joy. Thanks again from Trinidad West Indies.😊

Great informative video

Upload everyday if possible ❤

Hinduism- soup of multiple beliefs

Beautiful❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. Proud to be an Indian. It is time to go back to that era- prebrahmanical era. My ancestors used to share that brahmins destroyed our rich Indian heritage. Your research has backed up their view. Thank you so much Sir for your excellent narration. Huge shout out to the wire for bringing this series❤❤❤❤

Thanks for the enligtenment though there are some aspects difficult to accept.

अगर इसका हिंदी अनुवाद सबटाइटल में दिखाया जाय या इसको हिंदी में डब करके दिखाया जाय तो बहुत ज़्यादा लोगों को प्राचीन भारत की जानकारी मिलेगी

Ancient India seems to have been more liberal than any ancient civilization or even any of the modern day cultures. Women and female Goddesses truly had a privileged place in social life. Orthodox Brahminism seems to be the true evil that had befallen India in ancient and medieval times as well as modern day India. I always thought that our country would have been a more developed country if Brahminism and patriarchy never happened to us. But I am wrong, our country was a highly developed society which fell prey to Brahminism and patriarchy and lost its glory many centuries ago. Thank you for this wonderful series, as always a great and enlightening episode.

Super

Very good job

oh wow ~ another stunning episode! it took me an hour to watch, as I kept pausing to take in and reflect upon so much rich visual, intellectual, and conceptual content! thank you for your incredible work, and for sharing it with us in such an accessible way! I imagine that the increase in explicit sexual imagery of temple walls was similar to the same progressively bold/ audacious 'boundary pushing' that occurs in Hollywood, with each movie that breaks a new boundary of explicit depiction gaining more attention, and fame. what strikes me most in the erotic images shown is how consensual they all are. even when the woman's head is (coyly?) turned away, her body is turning toward her partner. there are also SO many beautiful images - both in art and sculpture, where the lovers eyes are locked in a deep and loving gaze. such images convey mutual desire, mutual attraction and mutual enjoyment, which has such a positive impact on viewers, especially as a tool of sexual education! if the goddesses and gods are making love and experiencing supreme sexual delights, why wouldn't the humans be also, and why wouldn't it be totally okay for them to do so? this body-positive/ sex-positive aspect of 'hinduism' is what has always attracted me the most, as I grew up in the very sexually repressive, patriarchal monotheistic religion. so thank you so much for all the rigorous intellectual work and inspired creativity that has gone into the making of these episodes, each is a treasure that I get excited to watch! how blessed I feel to be able to learn through this medium, at this time in our history, and to be able to celebrate with others gathered here all that is beautiful, life-affirming, Goddess-loving, and woman-honouring, in our past and collective (her)stories; thank you!

Rise of brahminism contributed to conservatism, patriarchy, caste consolidation.

We need to study our history ❤

Nice presentation with music.

Research and explanation is good and mind blowing. Can you also explore about Dravidian civilisation

Little disappointed that not enough light has been shed on the Sangam age, which is the foundation on which Keezhadi excavations proving the extension of the IVC to the Vaigai and Porunai river settlements commencing in the 3rd BCE. Also no mention of the 1st archaeological excavations that was conducted in Adichanalloor?

Andhbhakts ko saap soongh geya 😂😂😂😂

You are true deshbhakt ❤️

Very nicely explained the fall of great culture by so called mythical Brahmins

Real temples of world..

Adi shankara ancestor from north India? 🤔 Isn't he was from kaladi, Kerala ?

In my school days I was a fan of ancient and modern history of India. Mediaeval Indian history was always confusing and puzzling (thanks to NCERT). I always felt as if many pieces were missing. Fortunately every piece of puzzle is almost complete now. Now I really wonder who the real invaders were? We have been invaded by you know who. Multiple times. 😂

25k views only and cheap dance videos get millions. What Wire did is brilliant job but i request it should not go wasted kindly release it on some other platforms too with different languages its very important.