STRICT DAD Controls His Daughter PART 1 | Dhar Mann

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 STRICT DAD Controls His Daughter PART 1
20:56 Watch PART 2

CREDITS:
​​Idea: Dhar Mann & A.T. Lawrence
Written by: Dhar Mann & A.T. Lawrence
Director / Cinematographer: Rushi Bhadane
D/S: Joe Russ
Senior Manager: Ruben Ortiz, Tony Corsini
Assistant Director:
Script Supervisor:
Editor: Joel Ray
Assistant Editor: Antonio Cedillo
Composer: Mangal Suvarnan
Colorist: Remsen Allard
Trailer Editor: Brian Burkhardt
Casting Associate: Alisha Watson, Daniel Carrera, Lauren Parsons, Kevin Svec
Pre Production Manager: Hope Mueller, Luz Ortiz
Post Production Manager: Brian Nelson, Allan Dave Castro
Bookings Manager: Nix Villarubin
Bookings Associates: Jacq Balmeo, Sherri Salazar
Project Manager Associates: Katey Clausen, Miranda Romero
Lead Production Assistant: Polina Grishko
Production Assistant: Eddy Gonzalez, Domenic Toliver
Gaffer: Jacob Geimer, Vaibhav Arora
Best Boy Grip/PA:
Best Boy/PA:
Makeup/Hair: Alan Gonzalez, Jessica Gonzalez, Andrea Vlaovich
Sound Mixer / Boom Operator: Noel Palacios
Set Decorator:
Props Associate: Manuel Alcaraz
Studio Teacher: Dr. Terri Ganey
Security: Gabriel Hererra, Alfredo Ceja

Actors:
Teacher - Megan Rees
Younger Payal - Aurea Jolly
Boy - Ethan Edward Highsmith
Student 1 - Jonah Lietzau
Student 2 - Tony Garcia
Student 3 - Ronik Sehmi
Student 4 - Devina Hale
Student 5 - Kenzo Benvenuto
Student 6 - Zariyah Gibson
Student 7 - Ian Massimino
Parent 1 - Rick Ramirez
Parent 2 - Angela Yee
Parent 3 - Joe Integlia
Parent 4 - Elektra Cohen
Parent 5 - Patrick Breen
Parent 6 - Bethany Koulias
Parent 7 - Arash Saberan
Parent 8 - Maelina J. Gibson
Young Payal - Bhaavika Gaddam
Payal’s Mom - Rita Sehmi
Payal’s Dad - Manik Bahl
Indian Dancer 1 - Siddharth Kusuma
Indian Dancer 2 - Bushra Khan
Indian Dancer 3 - Ruchi Kishore
Indian Dancer 4 - Tansu Philip
Stage Manager - Kalond Irlanda
Announcer - James Nichols, II
Photographer 1 - Jaedra DiGiammarino
Photographer 2 - Nirvan Patniak
Reporter - Allan Wayne Anderson
Consultant Employee 1 - Theodore Mark Martínez
Consultant Employee 2 - Michael Heidemann
Consultant Employee 3 - Michael Caprarella
Consultant Employee 4 - Edward Stasik
Consultant Employee 5 - Jeff Terranova
Consultant Employee 7 - Jeffrey Santos
Boss - Colin Borden
Audience Member 1 - Trenton Wayne
Audience Member 2 - Cindy Le
Audience Member 4 - Jackson Brivic
Audience Member 5 - Gary Mortensen
Audience Member 6 - Emily Clapp
Audience Member 8 - Ohdarnette Im
Audience Member 9 - Jowelle Christian Salcedo
Audience Member 10 - Sam H. Clauder II
Audience Member 11 - Jackie Green
Audience Member 12 - Rachel Moses
Audience Member 13 - Pedro Lozano
Audience Member 14 - Kyrena Dudley
Audience Member 16 - Victoria Sacino
Audience Member 17 - Sofia Bragar
Audience Member 18 - Byron Muñiz
Audience Member 19 - Keyla Wood
Audience Member 20 - Ke Shi
Payal’s Husband - Himanshu Prasad

#DharMannFam #Inspirational #Motivational

[ethanhighsmith]

I was one of the actors in this episode and I gotta say it was an honor to dance for Dhar Mann Studios. I could actually relate to this like people said I couldn’t make it as a dancer but I never gave up. Everyone in the cast did so amazing and it was so much fun working with them. :)

[aeromaximon]

Moral of the story: Parents should allow their children to follow their passions as long as such passions are positive.

[ntatine]

10:15 why does the audience look brainwashed 💀

[amogharpita]

Same thing happened with me when I was 5 years old. My father won't let me to play with boys. I was not allowed to cut my hair and talk to men excluding my father and brother. After my period started he won't let me go anywhere I wanted. When I was 18 he started finding boys for me. My marriage was fixed. But I left house. Now I am 25 an engineer living in India. Have my own house. Thanks Dhar mann for uploading this masterpiece

[checkedhades]

Making Indian parents understand, what you want, is like climbing Mt. Everest!!😂

[rheayadav]

“you should be socializing and dating” is the last thing my mind would ever say to me lol

[leyvn]

The way this is literally hitting home. I literally don’t even have anything I’m passionate abt because everything was shut down because being a doctor and lawyer is the way to go. Now I’m an indecisive person who can’t do anything on her own🤷🏾‍♀️

[ellasmommy]

This story rather hit home. When I was in high school all I wanted to be when I grew up was an artist. My parents wouldn't let me go to college for it, my mother said she refused to be mother to a starving artist. They made me believe I wasn't good enough. I ended up eloping 6 weeks after my 18th birthday. I finally went to college for art when I was 45. I wasn't able to make a career out of it but I loved it. I'm in my sixties now and semi-retired. Thinking seriously about picking up my paint brush again.
To all you young young people, don't give up on your dreams. I wish I had the courage to fight harder when I was 18.

[kidney]

Talking about judging a book by its cover! Thank you Dhar Mann for another inspiring message!

[hritikaa]

As an Indian, this is so true. People are always judging our culture. And parents just never let us do ANYTHING

[kindacrabby]

“I made your favorite! Gulab *jaman* ”

[sanayalakdawalla]

This video is relatable. I participate in an Indian dance called Bharatanatyam, and I was doing it for my school talent show. In reality, I believe the style is hard as your knees have to be bent all the time, and you have to jump down and up and spin while remembering the choreo, keeping the beat, and making it look easy. Not only that but the costume is 5 parts and there are more than 10 pieces of jewelry on your head. That school was an all-girls, uniform school and people stared at me when I entered that day wearing all the head jewelry and a full face of makeup. People stared as I walked in, and I had many encounters of people asking me if it was for a religion, some girl even said "Is that part of your Hindu religion?". People were saying this because my dad is full Indian, while my mom is from Texas, but I have pale skin. It was shamed that a "white" girl was doing this, they didn't even know my dad was Indian, because they were just looking at the color of my skin. Not only that but my sister was doing the same thing. She was much tanner, and much better at me at the style of dance, if not for her, they wouldn't have given me a spot because she was better. The announcers went as far as to not say the name of the dance because it was "too hard to pronounce" even though the name was straight forward, and I had explained to them how to say it. After I had explained to enough people I was part Indian, the rumors circulating to me stopped, about a "white girl" disrespecting an Indian dance style. The truth of Bharatanatyam is, anyone can do it. All you have to have is commitment.

[Problematicbaka]

Growing up in a South Asian household, I have experienced so many similar incidents in my life, So many obstetrical. The family let alone parents don't care about the psychological needs of a child, they just want success and reputation among relatives and society. Thanks to Dhar Mann for bringing up this topic!

[athreyakidambi]

Wow Dhar. That was a very inspiring story and blew my mind away. I'm happy that you are going for real-life stories so that people will truly believe that if they continue to follow their passions, they will always be successful. Keep on doing real life stories and let people know to always chase their dreams.

[hanafialova]

Now this is what I call judging a book by it's cover... I love your videos Dhar Mann <3

[aradhanag]

I love how relatable this is. As far as I know, Indian parents may feel disappointed for a while, but they will always be with you, and never hold a grudge because they trust their kids so much, and even if her dad was mad at some point, he always came back. Such a great message.

[Savvypear]

1 thing I like about this channel is that dhar mann works sooo hard and he put Indian references in the video. As an Indian myself it’s very accurate

[ExistOrEnd]

I really love how determined she is but I still can't stop wheezing at the thumbnail though

[its_emmaa.x]

1:57 how dare she brush without putting it under the water

[maheebasyed]

Being an Indian...this is so true...also dhar sir, I love how you chose the perfect movie and all Great 🙌