Anonymous
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7/17/2025, 1:39:52 PM No.510620687
Codex Pajeet 3 is a controversial mockumentary film released around July 2025, presented as a satirical documentary narrated by an AI-generated voice mimicking David Attenborough. It is the third installment in a series that began with Codex Pajeet 1 and 2, focusing on India and its people. The film, attributed to an anonymous creator often referred to as "Bruce Anon," has gained attention on platforms like Odysee, YouTube, and BitChute, where it is described as a sequel to the earlier viral hit, Codex Pajeet 2. It claims to "prove" that India is "the worst country to ever exist," using provocative and offensive language to depict India as a land of squalor and dysfunction.
The content is explicitly derogatory, employing the term "Pajeet," a known ethnic slur originating from 4chan, to mock South Asians, particularly Indians. The series has been criticized for its racist and inflammatory rhetoric, with some sources noting its contribution to online hate against South Asians. The documentary is over three hours long and has been shared widely on alternative platforms, with calls to download and redistribute it to avoid censorship. It includes English and Hindi subtitles and has been uploaded in various formats, including torrents and 1080p versions.
The film has sparked polarized reactions. Some online communities, particularly on platforms like X, Reddit, and incel forums, praise it as a "masterpiece" of satire, while others condemn its xenophobic and dehumanizing portrayal of Indians, with some posts advocating extreme views like "castration and extermination."
The mockumentary’s circulation has raised concerns about escalating online racism, especially following events like the 2024 Baltimore bridge collapse, where Indian workers faced similar slurs. Its presence on platforms like IMDb and Substack indicates attempts to legitimize it as a cultural critique, though its content remains highly divisive and offensive.
https://odysee.com/Codex-Pajeet-3:d
The content is explicitly derogatory, employing the term "Pajeet," a known ethnic slur originating from 4chan, to mock South Asians, particularly Indians. The series has been criticized for its racist and inflammatory rhetoric, with some sources noting its contribution to online hate against South Asians. The documentary is over three hours long and has been shared widely on alternative platforms, with calls to download and redistribute it to avoid censorship. It includes English and Hindi subtitles and has been uploaded in various formats, including torrents and 1080p versions.
The film has sparked polarized reactions. Some online communities, particularly on platforms like X, Reddit, and incel forums, praise it as a "masterpiece" of satire, while others condemn its xenophobic and dehumanizing portrayal of Indians, with some posts advocating extreme views like "castration and extermination."
The mockumentary’s circulation has raised concerns about escalating online racism, especially following events like the 2024 Baltimore bridge collapse, where Indian workers faced similar slurs. Its presence on platforms like IMDb and Substack indicates attempts to legitimize it as a cultural critique, though its content remains highly divisive and offensive.
https://odysee.com/Codex-Pajeet-3:d
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