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They chanted like,

Dey-shey dey-shey Bah-sur-rah bah-sur-rah.

If we translate the chant to Hindi, which closely means,

"long live, long live".

I think, Nolan would be chosewould've chosen that phrase because the pitfall/prison portrayed in the movie is Mehrangarh Fort, located in India. So, I guess Nolan would be useusing the Hindi chant.

They chanted like,

Dey-shey dey-shey Bah-sur-rah bah-sur-rah.

If we translate the chant to Hindi, which closely means,

"long live, long live".

I think, Nolan would be chose that phrase because the pitfall/prison portrayed in the movie is Mehrangarh Fort, located in India. So, I guess Nolan would be use the Hindi chant.

They chanted like,

Dey-shey dey-shey Bah-sur-rah bah-sur-rah.

If we translate the chant to Hindi, which closely means,

"long live, long live".

I think, Nolan would've chosen that phrase because the pitfall/prison portrayed in the movie is Mehrangarh Fort, located in India. So, I guess Nolan would be using the Hindi chant.

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Vijin Paulraj
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They chanted like,

Dey-shey dey-shey Bah-sur-rah bah-sur-rah.

If we translate the chant to Hindi, which closely means,

"long live, long live".

I think, Nolan would be chose that phrase because the pitfall/prison portrayed in the movie is Mehrangarh Fort, located in India. So, I guess Nolan would be use the Hindi chant.