The young lady who works in the restaurang is very good at English. She is only studied until 10th standard. I like her. This documentry is one of the best i have seen recent past. Thankyou sir.

@tseringgyatsotsechung2763

3 жыл бұрын

Yes exactly, I also thought that, she is amazing.

@indirachandra4329

3 жыл бұрын

You said it

@ancamg

3 жыл бұрын

I really liked her too!

@julieparry5463

3 жыл бұрын

I really liked that lady,👍 Very genuine👍

@madhuchoudhary9655

2 жыл бұрын

Very true

Ok, I am an American who is fascinated by India. But on KZread there is so much about the Ganges, the cows, the slums, the motorcycles, and the call centers. This was refreshing, hearing these interviews with higher class people who are so well educated and intelligent. They all spoke with honesty and full disclosure. They are fully aware of the problems of a nation with so many people, and a large number of poor. But I heard such beautiful insight into the positive side of their democracy - and am so impressed by family bond which keeps the help available as the younger generations explore their own future. Great work by Andrey on his presentation of this video! 👌👍

@therussianartem

Жыл бұрын

Excatly

@Klawg

Жыл бұрын

Bro India is actually a shithole Believe me, I'm Indian

@RIZFERD

Жыл бұрын

Indians in Indonesia are very rude and not respectful to our laws, and they'd be kicked out. Up to this very second, most spices, coconuts and woods even wooden furniture in India come from Indonesia as there's no more space for agriculture in very poor overpopulated over poluted India then they resell to around the world as Indian. GDP of India is fake, yet GDP surveyors cannot reach real Indonesia's real GDP. #india #gdp

@hirenahir76200

Жыл бұрын

But as an Indian saying those bad part about india you seen is true and the main fault here is the gov. system we have it's so currupt

@Dr.Kraig_Ren

Ай бұрын

2 states around Delhi live below 1000$ GDP per capita. Other states have 4000$+. Those 2 have 30% of the population so they bring down our entire nation's per capita income. People like to visit those states because of Tajmahal and think That's entire India. Those 2 states also have very high percentage of Lower caste people _(who used to clean sewage before independence and in past)_ so they are kinda dirty. And they think all Indians are dirty. Heck Uttrakhand has nice and clean people with good environment but no foreigner visit there. It's very close to Delhi. Also,

The lady who works at the restaurant seem so genuine, I can see why her husband married her, simple and charming.

@123arcadia

2 жыл бұрын

Husband looks like a lazy bum and not worthy of her?

@marsplutomoron7743

2 жыл бұрын

@@123arcadia never judge someone based on looks

@co2_os

2 жыл бұрын

@@123arcadia what do you know about him bro?

@sebkedem9410

2 жыл бұрын

Agree

This lady who lives in the apartment looks so genuinely kind.. you can see it in her eyes. 🥺

@rachel.shakira

3 жыл бұрын

Thats Jesus❤️❤️❤️❤️

@srinivassrinivas-lm2ze

3 жыл бұрын

@@rachel.shakira wow

@zolo4209

3 жыл бұрын

@@rachel.shakira was about to sày that! When you have the spirit of Jesus, it is automatic! I could sense it EVEN before I knew she was a Christian.....How I pray to be enfolded by Christ love

@klytouch5285

3 жыл бұрын

I love it when she says that word colony..😊💩

@boitshepojoy6925

2 жыл бұрын

@@rachel.shakira oh yes

I enjoyed all the interviews. India is a country I always admire. I think the problem with India as well as every other country is corruption, even the people who get into politics with good intentions become corrupt and so it goes. One questions l wish the reporter had asked the attorney: how many of the books on the wall had he read?

@nooffenseplease3987

2 жыл бұрын

@@siddhartsharma9872 That's the reason , you all have caste system & bad public service . Corruption is not the problem 😂 , bit socialism is . Do you know majority of corruption in india , have presence in private institute too .

@nooffenseplease3987

2 жыл бұрын

@@siddhartsharma9872 but * . Sorry for my spelling mistake . I'm unable to edit that comment .

@nooffenseplease3987

2 жыл бұрын

I personally think , biggest problem with india is it's diversity . And of course 'caste system' . Never heard of country which provide reservation to its majority population from its dominant religion , to get represented in Government field , school , college :- Yes I'm talking about India 🇮🇳 But again those reservation doesn't worked well , as this majority population is treated like minority . I'm still wondering , how this 20% open caste & 15% muslim are still alive . It's surprising that india doesn't have civil war , if so than it would be worser than that of America . I don't think india will ever , be able to develop fast as china or greater than china , as indian lacks a thing called equal opportunity & unity. Which china have for sure , if you compare to india . And again India's Caste System is great example that we should not be like India in this aspects atleast . I prefer racism , over caste system . 'Caste system is brutal & much worsen than rascim '. I don't know why people call U.S.A as most racist & unsafe place for women . But in reality India is by far the worst in all this thing :- Racism / Casteism & women safety As America is developed nation , it doesn't mean , it should be perfect . Woman enjoy one of best civil liberty in America , might not be best in Developed world , but not worst for sure .

@vpr17

2 жыл бұрын

@@nooffenseplease3987 ok

@chemistryphysics716

2 жыл бұрын

India is a racist cesspool of garbage. The place is an open toilet. politicians are so corrupt.

Best genuine,honest video I've ever watched.So touching,moving and enthralling.It makes connection with the Divine so close and smooth.Blessings!

Beautiful documentary, loved watching it again and again. I love my country India. I was born & raised in India but most of my life I lived in Newzealand & Australia. After living in foreign countries for 20+ years, I want to now return back to India & settle down permanently. Love Indian food and culture. I like the chaos, I like Indian people. I have made the decision, can't wait to return to India. Jai Hind 🙏🙏

“Because I’m in love with Jesus.” Beautiful!!!

@sumpailehstockvelaatharati4455

Жыл бұрын

No better description or explanation

Fascinating video. Andrey, you have such a gift for telling things like this. Every person interviewed was so interesting. I would love to go to that cafe.

Brings back good and bad memories of growing up.. Feels like heaven and hell fused together... Thank you. From Austin Texas.

What is shown in this video is just a snapshot of one ☝️ place in India. India is a huge country with beautiful places from Kashmir to Kanyakumari from the Rann of Kutch to Assam. You can’t show one place and say it is all of India.

@heisenberg537

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but the major places in india is full of slums, dirty environment. Even behind the taj mahal, the icon of india

@thomsondcruz5456

2 жыл бұрын

@@heisenberg537 you haven’t traveled enough. Please get outside the cities and see the beauty of India. It is the best country in the world. There are slums in Paris and New York too

@heisenberg537

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomsondcruz5456 oh come on man, wake up! The best country in the world? Your country is china's bitch and you dare saying india the best country in the world? Yeah there are slums in those city, but not like india. You know what i mean right.. stop glorifying your country man. Even the main river in your country full of garbage, dead body ashes, and people shit in the street. And dont forget about the stupid caste system. As long as that stupid caste system exist in your stupid society, then your "great" country never going anywhere

@thomsondcruz5456

2 жыл бұрын

@@heisenberg537 Which country doesn’t have problems? The west had slavery and segregation exists even today. The British gave us no chance to survive as a country. They predicted a breakup in 5 years. India not only survived. It thrived. It is now the third largest economy in the world. India and Indians are shining all over the world. I mean we even have a Mars mission. Despite our flaws we are a great people. The Mughals tried to make us an Islamic country we not only resisted them we kept our traditions and customs. As we saw off the once invincible Mughals, we will see off the Chinese too. Your hate for India is evident. Maybe it stems from jealousy. You can have your opinion but frankly your opinion does not matter.

@hamdans1776

2 жыл бұрын

Kashmir is not India

Beautiful India is an understatement. I'm a 68 year old American living in Australia. My wife and I have many friends from Chenai and India has for a long time been on my bucket list. We are both hoping to take a trip there soon. We are hoping next year when this virus is under control. Thanx for this video, it has only made our desire that much stronger to visit beautiful India.

@captainblackbody6350

2 жыл бұрын

Well come to India 🙏 ( a humble request please don't believe on stereotype Indian titles ) we are just common people with common sense . . .good bad ugly , it's your luck what you get in India. . . Believe or Not "No body is expert on INDIA not even INDIANS , it's too big too much diverse and colour full . "one life is not sufficient to feel it." . .I love my mother land, and i suggesting to you "Come as soon as possible ". NAMASTE 🙏 ..

Beautiful video! Every single person Andrey talked to was inherently honest - speaking, not from their mouth, but from their heart. I am from Kashmir, and have lived in Delhi from 2000 to 2006, for my studies and a job. And I keep coming back to this beautiful place on earth every alternate year to my friends. I spend a month or so, and then head back to Kashmir. I love Delhi for its diversity and level of tolerance and respect each individual shows for the other. Its like my second home. Andrey and team...you have done a great job! Hats Off!

@mychannel694

3 жыл бұрын

Well you must visit Mumbai Bangalore Hyderabad and Chennai. They are even more tolerant and perhaps less chaotic ( except for mumbai)

@anmolmonga1933

Жыл бұрын

@@mychannel694 If you think mumbai is more tolerant than delhi, you need to look a t history and politics of Mumbai.

There is no right time. The right time is now. Well said.

One of the best videos I have ever watched. I have been to India three times. THIS is a very good explanation of real India. Gricias !

I have to say all the people interviewed were wonderful. They answered all the questions very openly.

@patriciaalvares3672

3 жыл бұрын

Very insightful video. Well done. One of the best I’ve watched. You really knew how to dig deeper and was able to enlighten your viewers about the lives of people in Delhi and how they live and their aspirations. Have you made any other similar videos in India.?

@RIZFERD

Жыл бұрын

Indians in Indonesia are very rude and not respectful to our laws, and they'd be kicked out. Up to this very second, most spices, coconuts and woods even wooden furniture in India come from Indonesia as there's no more space for agriculture in very poor overpopulated over poluted India then they resell to around the world as Indian. GDP of India is fake, yet GDP surveyors cannot reach real Indonesia's real GDP.

Great video sir, my parents are both born and raised in Delhi. I feel that you showed the true face of Delhi and India in this video!

This was a very interesting find. I’m West Indian (Jamaican) and saw a lot of similarities to our culture in this doc. How awesome is it that I’m an airline manager and can fly here as soon as covid lets up. Thanks for the inspiration.

@jaydeepsen4769

3 жыл бұрын

We do share a lot of similarities because during British colonial times many Indians were brought to the Caribbean as slaves for the sugarcane fields. 'Ganja' is actually a Hindi word originally for weed. Also, our cultures are definitely similar.....no wonder Chris Gayle and Virat Kohli are such good friends 👍🇯🇲❤️🇮🇳🤘

@gcj7771

2 жыл бұрын

Jamaica my friend, is NOT West India. The whole of Indi's West Coast is.

@akeemlawrence9750

2 жыл бұрын

@@gcj7771 we’re not friends. And West Indies is the geographical location of certain Caribbean islands (Jamaica being one) before you try correcting me.

@Cardah

2 жыл бұрын

@@akeemlawrence9750 Don’t call yourself an Indian

@akeemlawrence9750

2 жыл бұрын

@@Cardah I was gonna drop down to your low frequency but won’t bother. Don’t @ me.

Hey I love the atmosphere you convey with the music and the cutting style!

Thank you 🙏 Andrey for this video, I am Indian (Sikh) but I live in London and this was eye 👁 opening, next time go to the Punjab, where my parents are from, and visit the Golden temple

Thanks a lot for the English version! I look forward to watching a new episode

Restaurant owner is very smart and bold with his own stands in life.he is the true follower of his own divine heart. At the end life is not just lot of money but it's the essence of everything together in a right balanced way.🙏🌹🌹🌻🌻🏵🏵🌷🌷🌾🌾

I greatly admire the Indian people they are rich in culture and very respectful people poor or rich I LOVE THEM India is a continent so we cannot compare with small countries. Young and old are with a great smile and a kind heart every one is not rich but they seem to be contentended with what they achieve. GOD BLESS INDIAN PEOPLE

@suerayss

3 жыл бұрын

As a Indian your comment brought tears to my eyes. I wish we were nicer to each other and were slightly more rich. We are poor still and we are not lazy people but yet we don’t make our worth.

@asilaslapt1510

3 жыл бұрын

Where are you from

@gshrdy5415

3 жыл бұрын

@time machine , Dirty minds think dirty all the time.

@touringthecitywalking9209

3 жыл бұрын

@time machine My background is Indian, and unfortunately, I have to agree with your statement. You said brilliantly!

@sallythomas4403

3 жыл бұрын

@time machine London built on stolen money from India,if terrorist Britain didn’t come to India Britain will be begging in the world

Savi (?) is such a sincere and sweet young mother. Her English is excellent, considering she only finished grade tenth education. I've known some people from Asia who majored in English in college but couldn't carry on a conversation in English as fluently as she. I strongly believe that life will be kinder to Savi sooner or later as she really deserves much better!

@lisnamoljoseph4681

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

@hahaitsme

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe, India is an extremely vast country. The life shown in this video isn't the life I live here. Its much much better, I can say. And most people here where I live can speak English fluently.

@erigerontriteleia

3 жыл бұрын

@@hahaitsme . So you’re saying you’re one of the privileged few (the 1% of the population). Most people whether in India or anywhere else don’t experience a privileged life.

@hahaitsme

3 жыл бұрын

@@erigerontriteleia Life better than what shown in this video ≠ Privileged life. Well yeah we should be happy in whatever we have because we all are healthy right now but as per your definition of privileged few.. Not really. See actually not few but middle class life. There is majority of middle class in India, like me. Most of this middle class is educated and can speak English fluently there's no issue. What shown in the video is mostly people who are above poverty line but poor. Middle class people can afford laptops, phones, and iPhones after saving money for like literally a year. We have decent 2BHK houses. I just wrote all of this because you dragged privilege. My meaning was never about money, it was about the locations in India which make a huge effect on quality of life.

@ernestfrank640

2 жыл бұрын

is it weired that one should eney anyone outside the Anglo-saxon countries who can speak good English? as some comments point out, those have good English usually is in the middle class and can enjoy better life. Should the govt aims at improving the majority of its people livelohood rather than those minority who can speak good English? Korean, Japanese and Chinese are all proud of their national languages and make their countries progress. Its time India discard its colonial bondage to develop in local languages to make the majority of its people prosper and rich.

Definitely one of the most interesting documentaries I have seen in a while, Thank you from the United kingdom 👍So looking forward to getting back there when tourists visas are resumed, missing amazing India so much❤

Hello Andrey. I'm Yasmine orginally from Haiti, but watching this in America. I loved this documentary. I absolutely loved the 23 year old young lady who wants to leave India and move to London to study at Oxford. I totally get it. You love your country, but you want more. Just like her, if I could change a few things about Haiti, it would be the trash, the education system, government corruption.

@siddhantkumar1028

2 жыл бұрын

India's changing and its changing fast. What happened with china in the last 20 years will happen to India in the next 20

@RIZFERD

Жыл бұрын

Indians in Indonesia are very rude and not respectful to our laws, and they'd be kicked out. Up to this very second, most spices, coconuts and woods even wooden furniture in India come from Indonesia as there's no more space for agriculture in very poor overpopulated over poluted India then they resell to around the world as Indian. GDP of India is fake, yet GDP surveyors cannot reach real Indonesia's real GDP.

Savita was poor still happy, soulful .. Rohan left the west to be happy & is honest.. fantastic it was worth watching.. i accidentally did it. And the message Rohan delivers at the end .. felt like reading a good novel.

Mr. Rohan is very honest in his approach. May god bless him.

@touringthecitywalking9209

3 жыл бұрын

Well, I don't agree with you about his approach completely. His way of asking questions is more like a police interrogation, question after question with no sense of humor, joke, music, etc that suits the nature of the documentary/video.

Andrey - I am an Indian living in Canada. I must say you have done such a comprehensive interview. I have never seen such a bold and open way of questioning. I really admire the open questions and the frank open way the people open up to you. Wonderful job. Can you guide me to a video where you explain more about your life and yourself and how you learnt to do this? BTW the meaning of Jughaad was completely given to you wrong.

@Asdfhjkl998

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry I didn’t get , this rich lady how much Canadian dolar spent every month to manage this big house with workers ?

@indirachandra4329

3 жыл бұрын

We can appreciate who live abroad

@ankitshakarwal9995

3 жыл бұрын

@@Asdfhjkl998 She said about 3311 CAD for one month.

@powerplay8355

Жыл бұрын

Comprehensive? Is that a joke?

@RIZFERD

Жыл бұрын

Indians in Indonesia are very rude and not respectful to our laws, and they'd be kicked out. Up to this very second, most spices, coconuts and woods even wooden furniture in India come from Indonesia as there's no more space for agriculture in very poor overpopulated over poluted India then they resell to around the world as Indian. GDP of India is fake, yet GDP surveyors cannot reach real Indonesia's real GDP.

Probably the BEST documentary on Delhi I have ever seen. You give a perfect all round view of the city, its people, its filth, its wealth and the core spirit of India that sometimes draws people back into its maw. Congratulations.

What an excellent documentary, thank you so much for the English version!

I love how Savitri is so nervous and excited and happy she cute!

So sad that I'm watching this clip during second wave of covid in Delhi, late April, early May 2021. India was once the richest or occasionally second richest country in the world. That was before colonization by Brits. Wish all the best for my brothers in creation in India. Just loved everyone in this video. People are the same. So much similarities between these guys in India with my family in Iran or my family in US. The majority of people in the world are trying to make ends meet and make a better life for their kids.

@demonbhai2118

2 жыл бұрын

@not tyre You shouldn't put all the blame on brits after Independence India doesn't grow at all whereas other asian countries growth was huge India doesn't had better laws for businesses and many more reasons. I am Indian and I also love my country I hope that my country will become better in the coming years.......

@frostkiss2

2 жыл бұрын

@@demonbhai2118 I hope so too and I wish for Europe to help India more, becoming more prosper. It's such a beautiful country with a rich culture.

@sanket.solanke

2 жыл бұрын

@@JohnSmith-fs2tw Overpopulation? all the countries experienced population boom in 70s and 80s, so did India. India had population of 300 million in 1947, but the life expectancy was 30 years. now it is 71. For example USA had population of 150 million and now they are 330 million with same life expectancy. They had same fertility rate/ number of children as USA. If USA can double in 75 years then it's absolutely reasonable for India to quadruple in same time, because of increased life expectancy. The population is estimated to plateau around 1.4 billion.

Finally!! I surrort this idea both my hands! Andriy, keep loadind english version in the future. Thank you for your great job!

@AndreyBurenok

5 жыл бұрын

🙌

JUGAARD... your networking in life.. love it love it love India.. praying for India please recover from pandemic

Special Thanks for English version! Good Idea. Fresh interesting videos for my students. Ещё раз спасибо! Всего доброго! Берегите себя в подобных поездках!

Truly excellent documentary! All interviewees are great. The female restaurant supervisor and the hospitality businessman are amazingly articulate and particularly illuminating. 👍👍👍

What a beautiful video!! I loved all the characters that were interviewed in here for their honest and open answers - even though they all were at different stages of their lives and of different social status and background. As an ex-Indian and an old resident of Delhi, this documentary gave me goosebumps and nostalgia. Thank you

When I saw Sunita Dwivedi I let out a squeal. Lol I love her books! This was such an amazing video and beautifully done. To see the different lives and perspectives was amazing!

@harshitkapoor1909

3 жыл бұрын

I also live in this place video

@harshitkapoor1909

3 жыл бұрын

U can ask me anything if u want

@icost4671

2 жыл бұрын

Seeing you that let out a squeal for this person name "Sunita Dwivedi", really increase the value of this channel.

Rohan is a very savvy man and even more a professional - was a pleasure and quite enlightening listening to him.

Cleanliness and hygiene should be implemented in public places, much more at home. India’s environment is really filthy especially in the slum areas. The government should pay attention to it.

@thedarkknight1865

2 жыл бұрын

i accept Govt doesn't have efficient waste management system 👍

@abcd-sr4ov

2 жыл бұрын

@@siddhartsharma9872 yeah but our politicians are socialist

@abcd-sr4ov

2 жыл бұрын

@@siddhartsharma9872 nothing can be done Indians love freebies

@nooffenseplease3987

2 жыл бұрын

@@siddhartsharma9872 Somebody is you all . That's the tax , you pay when you purchase an item , to your income tax . Every thing is taxed . Subsidiaries are good , as india is poor country , majority people can't afford to pay for Good College , Good condition , etc . If subsidiaries are provided to all , in terms of education , healthcare , etc . Than mind me ! , It won't take any time to get on track of development . Even in country like United States 80% of high school are public school , and free and mandatory . It's extremely important to have things like education , healthcare , etc available to each and everyone . No company & private player can do that , without any quality comprises on price . Pay more get better service is verdict of Private player , which can failed the nation . A living example is India , where 60% to 70 % student go to public school , but there are 60% of public school out of every school in india . It means the education is not accessible to all . It means indian can't afford to pay for private school , especially in this COVID 19 . The private school failed miserably

@nooffenseplease3987

2 жыл бұрын

@@abcd-sr4ov If that's truth , than it's truth also that Indian are poor . So they can't afford basic facilities , even . Take example toilets , which was subsidies by the Central Government of India . So it's no surprise the country like India with extremely low budget tend to freebies . After all freebies is good , at least people are getting tax back in return , and it helps them to invest those money in other things . Instead of those basic things . Which impact the economy in good way . As it doesn't impact , private player's . As indian economy is already liberalised , after 1990 . So it's good thing if government provide subsidies to their citizen , inform of education , healthcare , transportation , etc . Without restricting the private player's

Greetings from South Africa I live among many Indian families and they really are lovely people

@nitheenkeshav3787

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Bernice. Where in South Africa do you live?

What a beautiful documentary! Thank you for this. I was born in delhi but moved to the United states as a teenager. This documentary helped me gain better understanding of my city

Good job, Andrey! Eye-opening stuff you've presented here.

Excelent clip! Rohan is fantastic. India is never boring!

It's pleasure to watch and hear true genuine happy hearts people..good job in finding these folks.

A big thank you, to the makers of this video. The issues related to middle India are brought out with restrained candor, without preaching. I only hope our politicians take note.

I’am from the States but I lived in India 2 years. It took me 6 months to get used to India but after that I loved it. The people are the best part of India - they are good hearted folks. Reading the comments I see a lot of Hindus living abroad are wanting to return home. I don’t blame them. I changed my religion to Hinduism.

@lugartan3418

Жыл бұрын

ok remesh come with real id love day 😂

@ranjittyagi9354

Ай бұрын

​@@lugartan3418 I see you on so many videos that have some connection to India. And, you behave the same. Absolutely, no change. Pakistanis do that most.

Awesome travel video! I’ve travelled twice through India and have seen many different places. I always knew it would be the most incredible destination I’d ever travel to, and this still holds true.

@bobbyjames4300

Жыл бұрын

I’m going to India for the first time this November 2022. I am a little nervous. I have 3 weeks vacation there. Wish me luck.

@dimiberba2374

Жыл бұрын

@@bobbyjames4300 good luck James 👍 good to see u again 😊 I don't know if you remember me

I ❤️ INDIA. With all ~ 🙏 Namaste !

@muskaankhan2782

3 жыл бұрын

🙏

@victoriaursu2792

3 жыл бұрын

Me too !😍

@Dinu-1959

3 жыл бұрын

Very nice, dear @@victoriaursu2792... Foarte frumos ! 💐

Amen! Love that beginning.. great video. You got such great footage, u should have someone make a cinematic video with this. This was good, video got better and better every single second. Amazing stories

The concept of arranged marriage was given wrong explanation again. Arranged marriage is usually when family introduces the girl and boy to prospective grooms or brides and then the boy and girl is completely free to say yes or no and can pick from the different people she/ he is introduced to

I usually love when an Interviewer brings out the emotions in those they are interviewing... 40:15 Unfortunately, now all can do this.

I absolutely adore India and the culture. I am White with green eyes lol and feel a strong connection to India. I have always felt it. Very good and respectful people. I’ll never forget the one Sikh doctor I seen who helped me immensely & treated me with kindness and compassion and my good friend thurga who is Indian who saved my life. Blessings to India.

@littlebirdie4333

2 жыл бұрын

You are most welcome to India 🇮🇳❤️

@bobbyjames4300

Жыл бұрын

I’m going to India for the first time in India in November..I am white with green eyes too. Lol. Will I be safe in India ?

@vedantdessai735

Жыл бұрын

​@@bobbyjames4300 lol did you die? Why do you think you won't be safe.. We are one of the kindest ones not terrorist.. Please don't hurt our sentiment by saying these things

@bobbyjames4300

Жыл бұрын

@@vedantdessai735 if you read what I said correctly , I asked if I will be safe ? It’s a yes or no answer.. I didn’t put anyone or anything or any country down..

@vedantdessai735

Жыл бұрын

@@bobbyjames4300 do you ask that question when you go to UK or America? No right then why here

A good video showing reality of Indian culture , Thanks for sharing true picture of India.

Thank you so much for asking about pay, money, cost, etc. I was wandering these things the most and why I was researching. Great video!

@AndreyBurenok

3 жыл бұрын

🙌🙌🙌

Hahah that's hilarious, she works for Roadhouse! I'm from Kathmandu, and we have them everywhere. Pokhara, KTM, I think there are Roadhouse restaurants, in Dharamsala that I saw. Those guys are making a mint!

@harshitkapoor1909

3 жыл бұрын

But u are foreigner white

Thank you for English version!

@AndreyBurenok

5 жыл бұрын

🙌

@Anuj10_01

4 жыл бұрын

Such a good video man. Thanks for dubbing.

Very interesting video. I like how you interviewed different sectors of the population - gives us a broader picture of the country. Thank you.

@AndreyBurenok

4 жыл бұрын

🙏😇♥️

Definitely and illuminating and well done documentary. As an Anglo Indian I feel so sad for India. People actually believe that India got its independence from England but really all that happened was a redesigning of India in the image of the Anglo system - this was done by installing a parliament and a constitutional democracy which is not Indian at all. This system set up a corruptible and destructive force from the inside that would last into perpetuity. India has only gotten worse since its independence and corrupt families like the Ghandis were put in place by globalist and communist foreign influence. What India should do is go back to the Vedic system they had before the colonialists came. He provided India with thousands of years of lasting peace more so than any other civilization ever experienced on the planet. Nobody seems to understand in this video whether it be the millionaire lawyer or the peasant. Indian people need to wake up to the notion that their culture and civilization was the greatest on the planet long before most of the world started to develop and needs to go back to that and push for nationalism and self reliance, not change without improvement and fake diversity. These are code words and political tricks the controllers of society use to guilt people into giving away their freedoms and rights.

@TheSamuiman

2 жыл бұрын

"culture and civilization was the greatest on the planet long before most of the world started to develop"... strong Nationalists opinion, certainly not based on genuine facts!

@VedicDesi

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheSamuiman The arbiters of facts unfortunately are the conquerors. You should look deeper and be more thoughtful.

@demontrader1222

2 жыл бұрын

Do the well fed, snobby Ghandis look like communists to you? I would say the problem with India has been a leadership running a country while living in lalaland. Plus the fact that the West has been subsidising its neighbour Pakistan. Can you imagine what Europe would look like had say Turkey next door been a Pakistan style neighbour. Had the West not made such a mess of the neighbouring Islamic region, I would say, India would be in better shape. That said, Modi seems to be on the right track. Also this practice of Indians terming themselves Anglo is weird. In my books, youre either European or Indian. My family is a mish mash of white and Indian, being South African, but I have never heard that term used.

@VedicDesi

2 жыл бұрын

@@demontrader1222 Look up the Anglo Indian associations all over the world. It is a common term and accurate. And yes the Gandhi’s are communist/globalist in nature. They are the old ruling class and they stay in power by keeping the peasants perceptions of them positive.

@demontrader1222

2 жыл бұрын

@@VedicDesi Thats not communism. Thats being conned. Being gamed and its as old as life on this planet. For eg, I am a capitalist of the order who knows a middle class fake wannabe elitist selling soap suds to the dumb when I see one. So no. The Ghandis are too lazy to take risks in capitalism. So they sell hopium to the masses. A very prolific business model I might add. Well. I have travelled this globe far and wide and have never heard the term Anglo used on the mixed folks. I am mixed myself and in my family,. we are either white or Indian, depending on what yer looks like. Sounds like something out of the British empire.

Great episode! Well done!

Fascinating pictures about several areas in Delhi, interesting interviews to several people who openly replied to all the "personal" questions without hesitation. Very good video!😊

very intereseting , you let me see Delhi in another perspective. Thank u Andrey. if u have more film in English I will be glad to watch

Теперь видео вдвойне полезней :) спасибо!

I love the stories of the people interviewed. I hope some of the challenges people struggle with will improved as India continue to develop. I love India.

@nooffenseplease3987

2 жыл бұрын

Than see the Caste system & harsh reality as well . What you see & enjoy as tourist & outsider , is experience of elite class of India . Not an average Indian

@SM-ot5rv

2 жыл бұрын

The problem is not even corruption but their weird cast system

@FuriousTalks2060

2 жыл бұрын

@@SM-ot5rv i want to ask westerner like you that you think indian government support cast system ? I am indian and I had never experienced castism here I only got to know about what is cast at age of 14

@abhinavsingh2948

Жыл бұрын

@@FuriousTalks2060 I know bro. I hear more about indian caste system since am living outside. Never felt it or thought about it when in India. Weird world.

Ok this is very emotional for me right now. I accidentally got this video and believe me this is what I was looking for peace. I am living in New Zealand since almost 3 years. I always wanted to go abroad to explore opportunities and believe me there are opportunities and chance to settle in abroad but your inner peace would die. I always miss my home food,street food, spices, people, Delhi chaos, temples, etc. I always think what I achieved in life and what I left behind. At the end, one thing you can be regret or want to restart in life that is family and own country to do something for own people. Thank you so much it helped me to clear my purpose of life ☺️

Andrey, you have done great job making this film. It gives very realistic view of life in India. Watching it was a learning and enjoying experience.

thanks for incredible video very inspiring Rohan story i am agree with what he says about returning back to India and feeling home after many years abroad

India is an ORGANISED CHAOS... it may look wtf from far... but when u literally get engrossed in it after travelling the world u will feel its home. India is HOME and it always will be. Grass always looks greener on the other side.We have innumerable problems in India we are NOT perfect at all... But we are what we are.. Change is what we need but NOT uprooting the whole culture.

@athensmajnoo3661

2 жыл бұрын

Mix fry::::: you are right.....the grass on the other side hides lots of thorns and creepy crawlies.... We get to know of them once we land there.

@aryanhassan4659

2 жыл бұрын

@@athensmajnoo3661 Greece economy is rapidly growing ...🌝👀🤡

I love it when she went on to say that it's not safe for you. Your weak stomach might not be able to withstand it. I wish her luck. She can learn a bit more on answering questions.

Great video. It really was an eye opener. Hope you"ll make more like that in the future.

I’ve seen so many different documentaries about India, but I must say I’ve enjoyed watching this video immensely.! I absolutely loved the house of the lady author, and her husband Supreme Court lawyer, and I loved his bibliothèque 📚 I’m a book lover.! Most Asians are naturally blessed for being very intelligent people when it comes to learning they love studying given the chance of course.!! I liked your questions how you asked them about their personal lives finances,religions,love & marriages etc I find it very interesting to hear the lawyer’s opinions about his country, and that he was jailed twice because of his fundamental human rights, and violations governments corruptions that was very courageous of him.! It was so refreshing to hear from the lady author that being clean was very important for her,, and educations” The restaurant owner was so honest with his answers giving so much interesting information about the business, and the country in whole with the people of India different regions , and languages coz I myself speak 5 different languages.!! Once more thank you for sharing this with us. Étonnant Greetings from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 👏♥️✌️🌍👋

Very well done, minus the questions about money which is really meaningless to me. But the people interviewed and the way it’s conducted are first class. A real treat to watch.

@mybrotherkeeper1484

2 жыл бұрын

The money is a very relevant question. We are, after all, concerned about how life really is for them, and that is a big measuring stick to how a person gets on ( or doesn’t get on in life.). He wouldn’t be a good reporter/ interviewer otherwise. And he understood it was a sensitive question, and didn’t coerce them to answer.

Thank you for making this video. I am grateful to have this chance to learn about other culture even i dont have chance to travel and experience by myself yet.

Amazing interviews. Love how raw and straight forward your questions were.

Beautiful India I love the people. Thank you so very much for this beautiful documentary.

@harshitkapoor1909

3 жыл бұрын

I also live in the video place

Because I’m in love with Jesus ... I love Jesus too

Mr. Rakesh is telling that he struggled against the farmers who owned agriculture lands more than 20 acres costing around 20 million Rupees. But he him self is staying in a house costing Rs. 400 million. Why didn't he donate a part of it to poors. Ironically he tells his eagerness to join politics for uplifting the lives of poor. It shows his double standards and how the whole Indian elite class is. That is to earn and store more and more wealth for their 7 generations. And the most lucrative and profitable business in India is politics.

Wow! These Indian folks told you their life stories in a few minutes that sounds believable. This video was top quality like it was made in Hollywood or Bollywood. Mahalos for an excellent professional broadcast. God Blessed you with fantastic works.

Hi Andrey! Thank you so much for this REAL LIFE experience. All the people that you interviewed were such a BIG piece of inspiration! Hats off to all of them! The Director of Roadhouse was like giving us a 'business class' wow! Honorable lawyer Rakesh Dwivedi was jailed twice for defending the farmers!!

@somakchatterjee6429

2 жыл бұрын

Actually he's a member of the communist Party. You know what they do.....

@rashikagovindasamy8258

2 жыл бұрын

@@somakchatterjee6429 what do they do

@jarjarbinks3193

2 жыл бұрын

@@rashikagovindasamy8258 They just preach! Horrible at getting things done! Look at Waste er.. West Bengal!

Отличная тема для изучающих английский)) Не носителей языка легче понимать.)

I'M IN LOVE WITH SAVI. I WANT TO MEET HER WHEN I VISIT INDIA 😍🤠 THANKS FOR THE ENGLISH VERSION 👍👏

As a newbie to this channel from Florida, I am impressed with the intellectual discussions and perspectives of different residents. I will be back.

Excellent documentary. The interviewer is very likeable and professional to a very nice, interesting and beautiful local people. Loooove it. More documentaries like this.

I love this video from the man who made the interview i love his style . The way he carry the conversation very well said. The first woman i was surprised bcoz she only finish ten grade but she is good in talking english . The first lady in that beautiful house very accomodating you can see her honestly abd shr knows how to handling the house helper. And lastly the man whi own the resto. Very knowlegeable . Thank you for sharing this video, very well educated.

I love the Indian people. I love the Russian guy doing the interviews.

Thank you for sharing and making this vlog ! 👍🙏💯

A very interesting, in-depth video, not your usual travelogue. You asked the kind of questions I would ask as I like to understand the day-to-day issues and concerns of the locals. Good job!

So very true there is only one God, this woman is wise, I believe in different things from different religions 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@tammykeyes5143

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!!!!

@kaamdev810

3 жыл бұрын

There is god..Brahmaan as it is known in hindu philosophy...and people worship Brahmaan in different ways...Brahmaan is infinite and formless ultimate reality... and it is not the same as the Abrahamic jealous god or father sitting on his throne in the sky...

@gshrdy5415

3 жыл бұрын

@@kaamdev810 , Agree.

@ASHISHSHARMA-cg4nc

3 жыл бұрын

@@kaamdev810 and tridev are quality of universal god brahman.

@rr-gr1zh

3 жыл бұрын

🙏😇 I believe in total 10 bhagwaan, Shriraam, Ma Sita, ShriVishnu, Shri Laxmi Mata, Shri Shiv Bhagwaan, Shri Ganeshji, Ma Sarawati, Ma Sharada and Annapurna Ma and Shri Hanuman. So God is not 1 for me and amongst all, 'only' in Hinduism I have all the freedom to enjoy polytheistic way of life. Extremely sorry for people who have minimalism even in Gods.😂

Thanks for your Unique Vlog showing the travails of life of a normal indian, rich or poor. 🙏

Wow! Nice video. The people you interviewed were all progressive too. God bless them all

Wonderful film! Real eye opener and something which makes you want to return to India, and wading through the simplicity and complexity of Indian life! Look forward to soon being back in the crystal maze of this difficult and wonderful country.. the chaos and confusion filled lives is good chaos… kudos!

I love Delhi and specially Sadar Bazaar... no tourist, only workers, the real India...

I loved this documentary... got to know different lifestyles ... getting to know the experiences of people .... it’s priceless ❤️

@itisalsowrittenministry2197

2 жыл бұрын

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Thank you for the varies perspectives. India's street foods are amazing, if it freshly cooked quite safe.

26:10 Hardly working means something different around here! good video.

@Insane247714

4 жыл бұрын

😂

@ktiwari31

3 жыл бұрын

I was just gonna comment on that! You saved my time. 😀

@icost4671

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣😂🤣

Very honestly done, thank you.

Insightful interviews. How the hell did you get that lawyer (did he actually serve onthe Supreme Court?) to sit down for an interview man? AnywayI like that you're blunt and ask about costs, income, revenue...you know things which are very interesting for expats and notoric nomads.

@JanJan-pq4im

3 жыл бұрын

I know right! Not only did he sit for an interview, but answered questions very freely. Not a common thing with rich folks in developing countries. He probably didn't have anything to hide, unlike some other well-to-do people .

Fascinating video! I got to travel to Trivandrum for work several years ago. And while I was well taken care of there by our vendor, I felt a very strong sense of economic and social disparity amongst the people I encountered.

South india is the best. Very different culture and nature

@touringthecitywalking9209

3 жыл бұрын

May be because you are from south India.

@abg5630

3 жыл бұрын

@@touringthecitywalking9209 i have been to both

@kingnoormarak900

2 жыл бұрын

Northeast

@davidmacbeth4997

Жыл бұрын

just like everywhere in this shithole, full of cow poo