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@mohinithakur1315

9 ай бұрын

Sir can you share how did you join navy? what's criteria of this

@rajnikanthmalge8931

6 ай бұрын

​@@mohinithakur1315qe😊

@SiyonTirkey579

5 ай бұрын

Humko toh Pani dek ker hi der lagta h😢

@shahbazalisamoon2171

5 ай бұрын

I want to become a sailor suggest me any particular place where i can trained my self

Thanks team bigbrain for inviting me

@avinash.rajak18

2 жыл бұрын

sir you are my inspiration 👮🏻⚓

@RAAAZofficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for being such a great inspiration for us🧠💫

@AryanKumar-vl4qk

2 жыл бұрын

Keep it up Karan bhaiya We are always with you ❤️

@JessySinghVlogs

2 жыл бұрын

The narration was lit sir!🔥❤️

@GovindKumar-rb3lh

2 жыл бұрын

Wah sir great

As a sailor, I can confirm the reality is its one of the most challenging jobs there is with respect to the toll it takes on you physically, mentally and with respect to family. But it's an essential job without which the entire world would shut down in a matter of few days. Proud to have sailed almost 10 years now. But even more proud of my parents, my wife and my kid who have had to deal with a lot more while I have been away.

@mariner6767

2 жыл бұрын

Yes of course sir

@bhargabdas_

Жыл бұрын

Are u from Assam ?

@pratiswar5977

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your service Sailor! ⚓ Respect 🤝🏻

@sarthakdas89

Жыл бұрын

@@bhargabdas_ no I am from odisha

@bhargabdas_

Жыл бұрын

@bollywood actress 🥵 just asking

He explained all of these in so so simple language. His strory telling is so gripping. Thanks to the team for bringing this content

@homekirti

Жыл бұрын

Very true

@sonaliparulekar8565

11 ай бұрын

Such a heart to heart , simple , realistic conversation... While listening to the experience of author / youtuber/ Navy officer it never felt a story telling but a live moment... Simplistic though touching narrative ... 0:02 0:02

Looking at your face when ur telling the story, the memory is still so fresh in you! ...its kind of a trauma....Stay blessed and stay safe..

Hats off to the team for bringing this kind of people

@RAAAZofficial

2 жыл бұрын

Keep supporting and spread the word🧠

@divyanshudivyanshu428

2 жыл бұрын

@@RAAAZofficial What is your salary bro.

big brain please make a video on listing what BLUE WHALE did to the world and how just a game took so many lives🙏🙏🧠

@sanjayhalder11

2 жыл бұрын

Actually nobody will believe but in my college days i use to keep my user name of whtsap fb mail etc as blue whale as its the largest creature in water and i m fond of ocean but then this thing came up annoying

@bhupeshgurjar

2 жыл бұрын

Blue Whale sunke. Vo hi yad aya tumhe 😁

@rajanyachatterjee1509

2 жыл бұрын

Yes please

@sureshsantimaritimeservice9594

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome 👌👍😍

@mohammedsohail8710

2 ай бұрын

Yah game ma logs sucide kare shyd I thinkkk😢

My husband is also merchant navy officer, 4th engineer.. i can feel your situation during bad weather, nd all those problems when you were 3rd officer. Thank you for making video..sir😀

@Starlight-lf2ck

2 жыл бұрын

@Syeda Arfa Ajmal job is risky as army but nevertheless there are less casualties with advancement in technology but again sabke bas ka nahi hai because while they are on voyage you are worried like fck

@anita8871

2 жыл бұрын

@Syeda Arfa Ajmal 6-6 months they have to stay away from family

@AkashDas-rz8nz

Жыл бұрын

Hello

@jkrajamani1930

Жыл бұрын

Wt is 4 engineer

@Chinmoy_1993

Жыл бұрын

I'm in indian navy. And have many sailing experience with our destroyer as well as Killer Class ship. And Took part many ops.

Hats off to the team to bring the unsung heroes on stage whose importance is not known by many people out there Karan Sir , keep growing, love from Maharashtra :)

@KaranvirSinghNayyar

2 жыл бұрын

❤️

@RAAAZofficial

2 жыл бұрын

Keep supporting Sameer! 🧠❤️

My dad's in merchant navy Its really hard to explain what goes through the family during these kind of situations

@KaranvirSinghNayyar

2 жыл бұрын

Trying to bring merchant navy into lime light for this reason

@sureshsantimaritimeservice9594

2 жыл бұрын

Engineers can have many shore jobs like Supdt as many females when they become CE or Master look for land based jobs. Sacrifice is there as tax free money and no expenses on board, but one must be really interested in working on board, then only one will enjoy this career !! Free world trips / opportunities to make friends and families at every port, if one is smart and ready to spend money like a real sailor with sweet heart at every port. Once come on home land every sign off leading to honeymoon with spouse. Enjoy life and chill 👍👌

@nefeli1105

2 жыл бұрын

@@sureshsantimaritimeservice9594i agree with all points above but Sadly(not reallyXD ) not everyone is smart and ready to spend money at every other person they meet, and if that makes them not a "real" sailor then, I'm totally fine with my dad not being one of the "real" sailors 😂😂

@sureshsantimaritimeservice9594

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Nefeli you are welcome 👌👍😍

@sureshsantimaritimeservice9594

2 жыл бұрын

Every sailor is not same just a general impression of sailors in India 😉👍👌🙏

very underrated profession. u guys deserve much more appreciation🔥 being a hydrophobic & claustrophobic as well i would have gotten a heart attack. Thanks for sharing :)

@_ayushmehta

2 жыл бұрын

Just imagine Deep dark seas with death like storms 😬

@rajux1963

2 жыл бұрын

Sir ji yeh sab krna toh Indian srkar apna jnm sidh adikaar smjti h, hr kheter me

@pleasyplease5719

5 ай бұрын

​@@_ayushmehtathere are two PPL in this world who have survived in the same sea in a small boat and one in just a raft for almost a year. That's horrifying & also unbelievable but they did it.

Smooth Sea Never Made a skilled sailor 💖⚓

@RAAAZofficial

2 жыл бұрын

Well said Shahrukh🧠

My dad has the same experience, that, when he started his career as a sea farer in 1975, on his first ship namely Talamba (P&O), the engine caught fire in the Atlantic ocean. By the grace of God all were saved along the ship. They were somewhere close to French territory hence a team from France came to rescue with another ship sailing in nearby waters but they succeeded in repairing their own ship. ☺️

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@prashantsinghrajput1116

2 жыл бұрын

Yess please

@prashantsinghrajput1116

2 жыл бұрын

Please bring such type of videos 🤗🤗

@knowledgehouse6688

2 жыл бұрын

we want more stories of you karanvir sir😊

@rajivkuamr3355

2 жыл бұрын

Off Course 😊

@sosangjigdung8570

2 жыл бұрын

Sure.

I was a Boarding Officer of an Oil PSU , my task was just limited to safe loading and unloading of petroleum products to and from the vessel. Met with different crew of ships both foreign and Indian. They are all Brave and do hard work . Money is plenty but at the cost of family and living in isolation. Just imagine , confined to a small area in a big sea, but life is always at stake .

@kundankumarsingh6239

Жыл бұрын

Sir how can i join boarding officer

Brother you were so clear with your story while explaining, I could imagine everything in front of my eyes , amazing !!! 🔥

There was a time when I wanted to join merchant navy too. Good to hear about some challenging and scary stories. People often don't realize why people get paid so well because they risk their lives for a job.

@rajendrajadhav7788

Жыл бұрын

Right, they deserve to get more payment they all r always facing danger , away from family, and in tremendous pressure

My friend survived 16 hours in the middle of Arabian sea during tauktae cyclone. He could see his colleagues and so called best friends dead bodies floating next to him. He never lost Hope's and finally he was rescued by INS kochi

I used to only watch aviation videos till now and knew nothing about navy. Thanks to youtube algo for recommending this video and also Karanvir sir for sharing this. This 15 mins narration was enough to spark my interest. I will checkout other videos of you soon sir

Since early 60s my uncle was a sailor in Scindia companies ship there were two cruise ships belonged to Scindia shipping co. Sabarmati and Sarswati in Western coast sea now Lakshadweep sea sailing Bombay Mangalore via Goa and Malpe. I remember my childhood journey sailing twice! I enjoyed watching beautiful sea. Unfortunately during late 60s one of the ship was wrecked by monsoon storm since the company stopped the operation. Thanks for your valuable information on shipping it's interesting as well critical and fearsome at the rough cyclonic storms that sailors encounter. We had a bad experience during 70s the vessel my uncle was sailing in Bay of Bengal capsized and sank due to storm 9 crew survived while 19 died. It was a small life boat and they waited 3 nights for the rescue. All those rescued were in critical state as they had lots of salt water intake due to storm. My uncle told me they only gaze stars in the night and watched the distant horizon in the ocean in the hope of seaing land.

Excellent... I have huge respect for Navy officers and anything related to Navy. 😊😊

My son is also in merchant Navy.... I am always worried about him when he is on -board0becoz he is my only child but at the same time I can't stop him to fulfill his dreams... always pray for the safety of seafarers becoz the job they are doing is full of risks.world wide their contributions should be acknowledged.stay blessed and safe always karamvir.

Beautiful one.. personally i liked the way you have portrayed in this video what a Sea-farer has to go through sailing across the oceans myself hailing from a Merchant Navy family my father being rhe Captain of the cargo ship. I remember few of the instances from my childhood memories when i remember facing swelling, Pitching & Rolling as mentioned in this video. It was terrifying indeed ( those days it was allowed to carry the Family of the Captain on board). Finally, i completely agree with the last words spoken out that a Sea-farer life is not that easy as it seems! Yes you have good money but it comes at a certain cost for sure!!

I m preparing for army cds .... everyone is aware of army and its efforts but at the same time we should not forget merchant Navy too Cox they are the one who r fighting every sec for there life mentally nd physically both .....salute u sir

@Only.Studyy.s

4 ай бұрын

Merchant Navy is from defence 😂

My father works in the merchant Navy. I have travelled with him a couple of times on ships and it's a really breathtaking experience, I would say better than cruise ships. But on the flip side the hardships he has to go through, the responsibilities he has to take as the captain, and the frequent near misses with disasters really gets me and my mother worried. I literally cry whenever my father is scolded by the company officials. Merchant Navy officers are really the unsung heroes.

Oh my God! Glad to see Karanvir Singh Nayyar 👌✨

Dear.... you are really brave. A sailor's life is always a challenge. But its people like you who make it easy And bring us our thing available. Kudos.... keep your morals high. Our prayers are with you. Lord will keep you safe. Stay blessed!

You are so brave man... The way you told us about your experience was showing how hard you fought that stormy night... Best thing is that all was good in the end... 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

My Boyfriend is Second Officer .He had faced such tough situation's in the rough sea... I am so proud of him

@aadilaarshad3420

2 жыл бұрын

Mam mera bf bhi ship pr janay wala hei plz ek vt puchni thi apsr ship pr girls milti h kya intimate hone h liye boys ko 🥲

@preetijaiswal6827

2 жыл бұрын

@@aadilaarshad3420 no,they stay only with there staff

Wonderfully narrated. I was captivated and have a newfound respect to you brave folks and the sacrifices you make. Wish you many more safe voyages.

What a story karan sir ...next month I'm also going on my first sailing... ready for the adventures

@KaranvirSinghNayyar

2 жыл бұрын

All the best bro

@aniketpardhe981

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much karan sir ❤️✌️

@saitama1830

2 жыл бұрын

all the best bro

@rupalchib

2 жыл бұрын

All the best sir 🌈

@mariner6767

2 жыл бұрын

Gbu sir

Such a heart to heart , simple , realistic conversation... While listening to the experience of author / youtuber/ Navy officer it never felt a story telling but a live moment... Simplistic though touching narrative ...

You are really well explain your story of life in the sea today and I knew that what is going through some of you have been trying to makee it

Reality of sailing, listening and watching Karan s talks and his vlogs says it wat exactly...👌

This is the first video in my entire life time I have heard about Navy, you guys are burden with so much of responsibilities. All the best dude 👍

Very adventurous and challenging, I got alot of knowledge from your explanation of the story. May God keep you safe.

Very good elaborated, nicely explained.

❤️‍🔥As a sailor, I relate with this story.. On my 1st ship I also faced South Atlantic stormy weather due to southern cold and tropical hot winds which causes it becomes one of the most ship wrecked point...! Bon Voyages to all...!⚓️🌍🧭

The toughest job My nephew was in merchant navy and every day was crazy and it was like today is the last day of life..(He is in Canada now) Hats off to all the merchant navy guys🙏

The last lines he said hit hard nearly like a wave. And makes this job one of the toughest job in the list. And this applies to all 'Every thing comes at a cost'.

Spine-chilling account of the encounter you had in the Indian ocean during your voyage ! Take care and be safe , Karanvir.

Please share more stories of yours , Loved this experiment and storytelling of you sir. cant wait for more😊

@RAAAZofficial

2 жыл бұрын

A lot more awaiting 👀🧠

Heartfelt Salute to the brave sailor Mr Karanvir Singh and also to those who supported during that deadly incident.

Amazing Awsomme,Superb,You Are The Real Hero,Salute To Your's Bravery,Love You Sir,

Thank you.... U guys are heroes

I salute you Sir ❤️.. and thanks Bigbrainco for getting us the chance to know about those REAL LIFE HEROES.. when the media is covering bullshit marriages n all , you brought us the real charm of social networking media..❤️

I am not into this but can feel the heat of the moment he gone through still goosebumps active

@KaranvirSinghNayyar

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you could still relate

I could listen to him the whole day.. such a good story teller.

Great work with big heart and cool brain. Great escape

Salute to u people for helping the world at ur life's risk and constantly working with out fear hats off to you

Thank you for this so amazingly informative video. Your story telling will take you far buddy. Sea scares the tihs out of me but at the same time fascinates me like mad. Any way, good job!!

You are brave man to get through this experience. As you said nature will do things when its angry but you knew the risks and faced it. God is with you and your comrades.

Hats off to you and to your team you are the really brave who face the danger everyday infront of them wish you good luck many more safe voyage beautiful experiences. And nmpls share some other voyage those six years experience that you faced

really cool explanation and making us understand how really tough life on sea and I liked your positivity and I liked the way you are enjoying your profession which is more important. whatever do your duty and leave next to God.All the best for all your endeavours. good luck

@KaranvirSinghNayyar

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Being an ex Chief Engineer at sea for a long time, my experience towords my own ordinary people that they have least knowledge about our profession. Only one thing they know that we earn heavy salary. Neither they want to know our negetive side, nor they want to know what is a Sea life. In the fag end of my life, I feel pity that how much ignorent they can be. But I have my wonderful experiences with common man in Englad and any Europion countries. They are surprisingly having lots of knowledge about our life. It took weeks to make our own citizen know what is pot and what is starboard

@shyamalsengupta2663

2 жыл бұрын

My mistake could not be corrected as I am not that smart like young generation how to handle SMART PHONE. But I had lots to express my feeling andexperiences but time and place is not suitable. Pardon me for typing mistake. Wishing All My Seamen the best. Thanks.

@rajendrajadhav7788

Жыл бұрын

Right sir, we people did not have the knowledge and the dangerous life you sailors are going through now because of this video's made by Mr Nair sir ,Mr sunil sir and Mr zaid Nisar sir we came to know about all sailors hard life. We all people are proud of you and all the sailors being a policeman salute to all sailors. Thnks sir

Speechless ...Gone literally numb ...Now that am myself a father ,I can imagine what must be going through your parents emotions ...When in past i was reckless and my parents scolded me against doing some thing which will hurt me .I used to tell them ,Kuch nahi hota i can manage.....Hats off to your Loved ones back home ...I request you to please not only call your MOM also your Father as Boys are always close to their Mom ,but Father's don't always show their emotions which actually makes them looks less attached ,u see ....You take care of your self...May Lord Ganesha bless you with safe and good health..

Very less youtube channels are there which i subscribe and press bell after watching the videos. But I could not resist myself this time. Your job is equally risky with the soldier posted in the first bunker of LOC. A big Salute to You and Your Profession . God Bless You All. Thanks for bringing cargos for us.

Your lecture is with great maturity, in simple language which covers in all aspects of the job. You are a great sailor. God bless you long live in the profession.

such a wonderful story. ...I am a sea lover. I love to hear live stories from you. You are definitely a courageous soul

Hats off to you Sir! And how beautifully you have explained the situation and new experiences.. you are a true hero

It's 1:55 a.m .....just scrolling down....came across your video....now finished watching more than half of the video....and started commenting..... feeling so proud ri8 now...All the best 👍

The concept was good like listening real life stories is always exciting please do bring more such people and let them tell their stories 🤝

Very well explained. I'm spending time with Seamen and engineers in my hostel I have learnt a alot about this profession and knowledge. Money is der in this profession but life risk is too much and as well adventure. I respect them alot.

Very good information, which I like a lot..

Going to join merchant Navy this year thanks to big brain co. Team for bringing this video out

@RAAAZofficial

2 жыл бұрын

Best wishes Sujal🧠🤗

My Uncle was a Chief Engineer and my cousin brother was a Captain in Merchant Navy .Bringing memories back.

Wow, i mean kya baat hai kitni chize janne ko mili boss. Mujhe kaafi interest rheta hai navies k experience janne ka lekin kabhi suna nhi hai. Kaafi Accha content diya hai apne thanks.

We proud of you karnvir sir we want more stories that you have experience d on ship.

@KaranvirSinghNayyar

2 жыл бұрын

Will start making on my channel

Excellent ..real life story .I enjoyed each moments while listening him ..kudos team for inviting such type of people

Hi, you explained it nicely with simple words for plain people to understand easily... i suggest if you could insert videos along with your narration, it would be an exciting experience apart from easier to grasp and retain the information.

Beautifully explained in a very simple language where my 2nd std child can even understand..this profession is so much appreciated by me n I urge kids to take that courage n be a part of this..

Well this is a regular thing out at sea sailors face. The biggest role is planning your passage in due consideration to all weather info. However sometimes the track of Storm suddenly changes. The weather at south of south africa is always bad. Be brave be safe.

250m is a good length bro...my first ship was a container ship 315m long and second ship was a product tanker 220m long

i can relate to karanvir when he says twice that he works in a cargo ship and not passenger ship and different from titanic. because iam also in merchant navy and 9 out of 10 people in my area thinks i work in some sort of cruise ship with tourist all around and going to exotic island and partying and drinking all day and no work 😭.. well reality is i work on a chemical tanker where life is tough as hell.

Aapki hakeekat sunn ke ek baat to saaf lagi "Jaako rakhey saayeinyaa maar sakey na koyi" aaur duwaon ka sath bas aur us Rab ki meher aap Ney bilkul sahi kaha kudrat aur khudaa ke saamney insani hikamat aur hukumat kuchh bhi nahi. God bless you take care bro wish u a happy and safe journey. Jai Hind Jai Bharat 🙏

Your vlog is excellent. The way you narrated your experience as an orator with excellent voice made me listen the whole story. Your way of narrating your expirence will inspire many young men who have an ambition about navy aur merchant shipping. God bless you and save you from all the fear of ocean during emergency.❤

My uncle worked in merchant Navy and back then when the technology wasn't this advanced the dangers were even more ....the whole family lived in different kind of fear while he was on voyage its not easy to live with the thought of losing your loved one running continuously at the back of your mind

Mate , you guys are the real heroes, wow I'm speechless and so grateful to you and everybody who embarks on this dangerous employment. Stay safe brother 🙏💙❤

Thanks for sharing ur experience

Good bro , yes merchant Navy is very risky and always on caution moment , All the best bro 👍The person who loves the ship also love and serves for seas and oceans too

Proud of you SIR ! Great Video..More power to you !Salute...Jai Hind..

Same thing happened to me on my last ship in the mid Atlantic Ocean. That we were doing only 2-4knots at full RPM. That time we are stuck for 2 days due to small TRS developed on that area. Our ETA to Brazil also increased. But finally thank god we were saved.

Hats off to you all who work in such risky situations.

Thank you for sharing this harrowing story. I have always been terrified of the deep ocean, especially rogue waves

Such a beautiful explanation ....just loved it 💓stay safe and healthy .u are remembered in my prayers. 💓

Awesome video thanks bigbrain

Thank u bro ... New learning for me ... I proud of you , wish u happy journey... God bless you

Happy to see this video. And tq for the team making the video. As a 2 nd engineer . I can say calm seas never make a skill full sailor.

I went for rafting on a river, and those rapids hella scared me I cannot even imagine how scary the sea storm would be 😵

True sailors with positive spirit enjoy rough seas with challenges and smooth seas never made a smart sailor. Now seaman becoming more like a businessman and no more seamanship spirit only focus on money. On the shore Doctors and Now days IT Engineers make more money then sailors and enjoy their time with their wife and family. Choice is purely based on ones real interest. You are just a Junior officer as 3O long way to go and learn lot of things till you are master of the vessel. Normally you people as seaman / crew always stay away from the social problems on the land !! happily on board ship away from human beings as a sea men. Wish you all on board always safe and pleasant voyagers ahead boy. Take care 😀👍👌😍😍

Very nice video, always our best wishes for personnel like u. We respect and owe a lot to u people. Thanks.

Very nicely explained . I can appreciate you since I am a Naval Architect by degree and profession too. I always appreciate you fellow's daring and wit in such emergent situations. God bless you with long life and keep safe and give courage.

Hats off to you Sir..proud of you 👍

Same things happened with me in Japan around 0200 hrs at night time , that was the most scary moment in my life in 2020

Perfect narration

Great story, Great man

Amazing ,so brave people these are ,in actual they should get the real recognition

Good and informative video, glad u did amazing job ✌

Prayers brother.

True. You experience so much at sea.