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American here. Could someone explain this?
Advertisement doesn't get any better than this, I am not even Indian and now I want to see it. >

Or vpn? >

You need a bbc account, I’ve made one before where I needed to give a random uk zipcode and solemnly declared I paid my tv license. Edit: still works after a password reset, watching now from the Netherlands with VPN. >

What I I'm not endowed well enough for a bbc account? >

It's free. >

Yeah just send them a dick pic and they will email you your login information. >

I tried, got an auto reply saying, "while you submission is indeed large, it is not dark enough. "   should I apply bronzer and re-submit? >

Send it in sepia >

Streisand effect incoming >

Already there. r/India is brimming with links to download and watch it. >

Reddit is not representative of the average Indian.  Modi is very popular in India and most agree with what he did in Kashmir based off pretty much every poll I've seen.
Modi was in the US and selling out 50K stadiums a couple years ago.
He is very popular >

Are you pulling that out of your ass? 
Everyone I know doesn't like Modi. He is responsible for all of the hate mongering that's been going on in India. 
Why does he feel like it's necessary to ban it, does he have something to hide? >

Go to a remote Indian village and ask who they are going to vote for 2024. Pretty sure most of East, northeast, west, north, and some states of South (except 1/2) will say they will vote for Modi. >

Lmao the people with little to no education that the media brainwashes? 
I am from the northeast and even in some villages there are many people who are waking up, if it was 2 years ago I would have agreed but people are starting to wake up. Only old people and the garbage with no life that roams around wearing saffron color and swords support him. >

More roads have been constructed in the last 10 yrs than whatever was constructed in the previous 10. When it comes to hard infrastructure, Modi govt has done extremely well and MANY will support him just because of it. >

I am from Northeast as well. Everywhere I see, I witness corruption and propaganda. I am fucking off from this country man. >

How to make sure people watch a documentary 101 >

How to admit guilt in whatever the documentary states without saying it directly >

Everyone knows he’s guilty of being complicit in the mass murder of Muslims in Gujarat. It’s what got him elected to be a PM. He’s just embarrassed that the rest of the world doesn’t see things that way and he’s getting shamed on that stage.
Also let’s not forget this glowing review that President Obama had of Modi knowing full well of what he did since his predecessor had banned Modi from coming to the US for his role in the Gujarat riots.
Edit: I’m not going to get into a back and forth with Modi/Hindutva fanatics below about how the Indian Supreme Court acquired Modi of all wrongdoing but I will leave this article here as a general response.

The learned judges’ intemperate recorded judgment is not the only worrying aspect of this case. For the judgment is 416 pages long, but the Gujarat Police arrived in Mumbai to arrest Setalvad within a day of its being given. The arrest of Sreekumar and the re-arrest of Sanjiv Bhatt, to discrediting whom the judges had also devoted more than 50 pages of their judgment, followed within hours. 

The courts consistently ignored the victims and their families and gave government officials a pass while arresting and harassing advocates for the families. Modi boys consistently fall back on this acquittal as an argument.
Edit 2: I’d also encourage people to watch the documentary, Final Solution by Rakesh Sharma which was also banned in India when it was released in 2004. >

Not to forget that Modi and Trump were chums too. 
Didn't Modi go and campaign for Trump before 2020 elections? Or was it the other way around? Too much work for my single brain cell. >

Yep, “Howdy Modi” was an event in Texas that was basically Modi campaigning for Trump. Modi doesn’t need Trump to win elections.
Indian-Americans generally vote for Democrats. Unfortunately that same large segment of the population supports right-wing politics in India. Trump was hoping to capitalize on that good relationship with Modi as votes for Republicans. >

It's a matter of convenience. In the US, democrat policies favor immigrants which help them. In India, right wing policies benefit Hindus (90% of immigrants to the US). >

This will have exactly the opposite effect lol. University will now learn what Streisand effect is. >

I'm wouldn't at all be surprised if a lot of officials at the University don't care if students see the film, and know full well that this will lead to more seeing it. It could be malicious compliance on action. Or, they're just covering themselves, and don't generally care either way. >

On the contrary, I think universities will take great pleasure in exercising any amount of control they can over the students. Schools like JNU are very few, and most of the administrators take great pleasure in enforcing pointless rules. >

Well, then they're just morons I guess. >

“Don’t look behind the curtain”, said the great and powerful oz. >

Bot >

Well now I want to watch this documentary on Modi. >

I wasn't planning on watching this, now I am. >

yeah I've got it open in iplayer now. >

Modi, allow me to introduce you to Barbara Streisand. >

Whooooo ooo ooo oooo oooooooo oo Barbara Streisand. >

Is this amazing or is this amazing? >

Ah I don't have a TV license so I can't watch it on BBC... /s >

'Oi! You gotta license for tha '/s'? >

Wow, been a hot minute since I've seen this dumbass meme, did we time-travel back to 2010 or something? >

Some of us never left. >

Don't watch the doc!
What doc? 
You know, the doc about Modi.
I didn't know there was a doc about modi. 
Well don't watch it. 
Don't watch the doc about Modi? 
Yes, don't watch the doc about Modi. >

If they get caught watching it then their student terms will be Modified >

But only Modistly. >

Time to find a new Modis Operandi >

Take your upboat and fuck off!