This is their second attempt at doing so, the first ended in failure for a handful of issues that compounded, but to my understanding those problems came from not testing the thing with enough imagination, not throwing enough curveballs in testing to find the problems. See this explanation for more on that.
They took a lot of lessons from that and put it into this one, and if there's one player in the current field that I believe can pull off "landing off the moon" like that, it's ISRO, so. I don't wanna say I'm confident, but I have a good feeling.
the webcast alternates between hindi and english, if you're just tuning in. They'll say one thing in hindi and then another speaker will repeat it in english,
also wow, 3 and a half million viewers ain't bad. That's a third of the way to the old record set by the red bull space jump, and I know that's since been broken, but still, good chunk.
they landed!!!