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A Bollywood film scene shocked audiences.
A real-life tragedy shook the nation.


This video draws a painful parallel between a powerful dialogue from the film Bhediya (2022) and the Angel Chakma case, revealing how casual racism against people from Northeast India is not fiction — it is reality.


In Bhediya, a Northeastern character questions why he is called “Chinese” in his own country, why his facial features become a joke, and why not speaking fluent Hindi makes him “less Indian” in the eyes of others. The scene was applauded as bold social commentary.


But just a few years later, Angel Chakma, a young MBA student from Tripura, lost his life after being racially abused, assaulted, and humiliated in Dehradun. According to family accounts and eyewitness claims, racial slurs like “Chinese” and “Chinki” were hurled before violence escalated. What cinema warned us about, reality repeated — with irreversible consequences.

This video explores:

🔸 How stereotyping Northeast Indians as “foreigners” is normalized.


🔸 Why language, appearance, or culture do not define nationality.


🔸 The emotional and psychological toll of being treated as an outsider in your own country.


🔸 The gap between acknowledging racism in films and confronting it in real life.


India is not one face, one language, or one culture.
The Seven Sister States and Sikkim are not borders — they are India.


When society laughs at stereotypes, violence finds justification.


When institutions deny racial angles, justice feels delayed.
And when we stay silent, the cycle repeats.
Unfiltered Indians stands for uncomfortable truths.
Because being Indian should never require proof.
Watch this video not just to remember Angel Chakma —
but to question ourselves.

⚠️ Disclaimers

Disclaimer 1:

This video is made strictly for educational, journalistic, and social awareness purposes. It does not intend to spread hate or target any individual, community, or region.

Disclaimer 2:


The film clips and references used belong to their respective owners. The discussion is covered under fair use for commentary, criticism, and public interest.

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