Why Do We Fall - With Enhanced Deshi Basara Chant

I decided to make a version of the "Why Do We Fall" soundtrack with the chant included and tried to make the chanting sound more prominent. The focus of the edit is to enhance the Deshi Basarah audio. I felt the chant was overshadowed by the music in the original scene.

You'll notice that the spoken dialogue is absent from this video. That's because I've selectively isolated the chant after extracting it from the 6-channel audio-track from the film. I then manually mixed this isolated audio with some parts of the original "Why Do We Fall" soundtrack and matched the timings. This was done to stay true to my goal of simply making the chant sound more prominent throughout the sequence. However, I left in the audio of the wind blowing, the bats flying, etc. as I felt they added a nice touch to the overall auditory experience of the scene.

The result is an enhanced version of Deshi Basara / Why Do We Fall, and the chant itself also sounds much clearer than it originally did. Feel free to compare the audio of this video with the original scene from the film.

Enjoy the best scene from Rises with the iconic "Deshi Basarah" chant, along with Hans Zimmer's soundtrack, Nolan's brilliant cinematography, and Bale's inspirational performance. Edited and encoded using Audacity and Sony Vegas.

#DeshiBasara #HansZimmer #TheDarkKnightRises

[colleenross]

This is a great scene on its own, but it's the chant that made it truly inspiring. Whoever decided to include it was a genius.

[sakshamrao]

I am not lying, this scene has more impact on me than both MCU and DCEU

[BaldEagleProductionsYT]

Ben Affleck may be Batman but Christian Bale will forever be The Dark Knight.

[Sam]

"THIS IS AWESOME, AWESOME! THIS IS AWESOME, AWESOME!"

[ravren]

one of the most epic scenes in the dark knight trilogy

[rafaelmurray]

0:48 even socrates came to check out this epic moment

[SpiderMan-eksg]

That wasn’t only Bruce climbing to the surface of the light, slowly but surely you start realizing, it was us too in our unique way.

[blameaxt]

Best Trilogy, hands down.
Batman Begins- The most accurate Batman version ever.
The Dark Knight- The deepest and darkest Batman movie ever.
The Dark Knight Rises-The most epic and inspirational Batman movie ever.

All movies were masterpieces. This trilogy is great! My favourite is The Dark Knight Rises! It was very epic.

[Sim-]

symbolic scene where we see him getting out of the pit he fall into in the first movie, where his father helped him...
This is just sheer art...

[jconner]

Shows you how much Hans Zimmer really adds to the intensity of this scene.

[-Aashish-]

1:43 That moment when everyone goes silent for a sec still gives me goosebumps.

[TheWappennow]

I love the black guy at 2:02 -- 2:04...it's like...his enthusiasm is very casual...nice jump, Bruce...but I've gotten accustomed to this lifestyle down here...LMAO....

[Saintpeanutbutterthetexas]

In Life sometimes we fall, After we fall we need to get up again, and getting up again. overcoming the fall or fail you commit makes you superior to your past self.

[micpere]

I cracked one of my vertebrae back in June, so this scene is very motivational for me to heal up and getting back into shape.

[bloodrosereaper]

I love sudden snap of a transition of music at 2:15. As Bruce ascends, having been reborn as a new Batman, another man in power is sentenced to a death. A death he is given through the falling.

[beingbornwasamistake]

The hero needs to rise against adversity and show their true power.

[waedjradi]

"Without the rope... fear will find you again."

[yashverma]

Fall to rise again.
Go with hope and without the rope.
Remember those last few who still consider you a superhero even at your worst moment.

Rise, rise to blast it all and show your purpose to god, to our loved ones and the world.

[ezebenci]

Nolan is a genius and this whole trilogy became a metaphor about being born...fight...fall and rise...resseting the bases of the character in such a unique way

[nanudima]

The best scene of motivation in all history of films