Cook is $25-30/hour. It isn’t cheap, but not as expensive as he is saying. $300 would be if you are having a minor celebrity chef catering ur event

@fridge_magnet

9 ай бұрын

He wanted Gorden Ramsey 😂

@AbhishekSen

9 ай бұрын

I think he ment per week but said per hour

@HiDibakar

7 ай бұрын

He did say that he isn't sure about the rate

@sharath957

6 ай бұрын

Agree

@narendramane2727

6 ай бұрын

True

What an amazing video! We lived in New York for 10 years and agreed with everything he said. Very expensive city but we managed to save and invest aggressively and now retired in our 30s. And obviously now we are out of New York!!!

New York and California are very expensive unless u get many things right - accomodation, food, distance to work place etc

Three magical words, purchasing power parity..

@lets_see_777

9 ай бұрын

doesnt matter for people who want to save up abroad and then return to india cause savings will be much higher in US.

I recently came out from London as well. I agree with this guys reasons and priorities.. The reasons for me to relocate is different...

Great video, aise bande ko lekr aye, mujh jaise logon ko jinka koi personal contact nhi h bahar rehne vale logon se, unhe real bande ka view point mila, movies or tv shows se hat ke! Love u bro, amazing video👏

Amazing video. Really happy about the variety of questions asked and answered. This channel is one of the most genuine finance learning channel out there with REAL PEOPLE and REAL EXPERIENCES. Please get more such people from Europe, Dubai, Singapore etc. and compare them with each other.

Really do not agree with the estimated expenses: At 180k, the take home pay per month for New York taxes must be somehwere around ~8k 3k -Rent 1k - Groceries 300 - Utilities Miscellaneous - 1.5k(even this is on the higher end) Masters programs can cost 50-60k from top universities(1 to 2 years of savings can offset and pay that off), 1000 dollars per month on groceries is a lot(for 2 people maybe it is a correct estimate), I live in California where the costs are comparable; you don't need to spend that much; you could live a very comfortable life in 180k and save money too...the key is saving which is not accounted for in purchase power parity, if you save 3-4k a month, that adds up to a lot over time compared to a 30-40 LPA salary in India Even at his estimated high costs, the monthly expenses would be: 5.8k At this rate, he would still save 2.2k. This is where the value comes in. No disrespect here just wanted to share my perspective :)

@whatever3041

9 ай бұрын

180k is a massive salary in the US, I make only 99k in California (I am not in tech) and still save $2k every month.

@chaitanyaparmar888

9 ай бұрын

@@whatever3041 100 percent agreed...even the 8k i estimated per month is conservative...at 180k, you could technically also make 8.5k per month or more depending on how the comp is structured

@divitkarekar5803

9 ай бұрын

Exactly, I totally agree with you Walmart isn't there in NYC but target or costco doesn't cost you 1k dollars a month,that's just too much I also feel other expenses are kind of a lot 3k can get you a good apartment even in nyc,also studio apartments are way more reasonable,not to mention if you stay on sharing (ofcourse shared apartment but own room),you can save even more I think 800-1k dollars for miscellaneous is more than enough Because nyc and cali is expensive,if you live in other places of US like Texas, Georgia,Seattle or say NJ it's even more affordable because of low taxes and affordable rent Also these states give you the feeling of true American life,new york city is good but very different and just doesn't feel like real America

@kaushiksaha5671

9 ай бұрын

The savings in USA become huge only when you come back and spend it in India.

@chaitanyaparmar888

9 ай бұрын

@@kaushiksaha5671 If we are comparing purchasing power to INR then saving should also be thought along INR, also median household income in the US is 65-70k so compare that and you see how much more you are saving in relation to the US population too

I can totally relate to this video, as I am living in London and contemplating about moving back to India!

@SarthakBhatia

9 ай бұрын

Just because you can get cheap labour. India has ZERO redeeming qualities. Cows on Road. Religious bigots in the Parliament. A backward ass country. You won't have women travelling in buses in India at 3 am. You are free to do so in London

@saranRamsai

9 ай бұрын

same here London is damn expensive. Unless you are making 100k per year its not workable for a family of 3.

@LKevin44

6 ай бұрын

@@saranRamsaiwell I live South east England .. Just an hour away from London.. i save up to 2k £

Bhai now everything is expensive. No country is cheap. Working now is for country not for growth or happiness. Now people are moving from towns to city. House,school fees and groceries are super exp. I am working for paying bills. I am only working for FIRE 🔥

@kimjongun1672

9 ай бұрын

dekhna aag na lag jaaye

Great video Anshuman bhai. This gives us some clarity about those big fat Jane street packages vs packages in Bharat.

Really liked Anshuman’s reactions especially on things which are super expensive there 😜

Good interview. Being in US has its pros n cons. Lived in NY for 6 years and in LA for 3 years. Can relate to what he said!

Kindly make a video with someone with great income voluntarily living in 2nd tier cities in India, I think future is away from the metros

@kunalmishra4721

9 ай бұрын

bro mai yahi advice dunga dollar me kamao aur rupees me kharch karo koi ek skill banao job se hatke mai 23 ka hu aur last 4 years se yahi kar raha hu aur mai delhi se hu but mai waha rehta nhi ghumta rehta hu hostels me mostly stay karta hu 200 rupess per day se expense bhi bahut kam hai agar aise karoge to bahut kam time me jyada save karoge aur uske baad us paiso ko invest karo.

@crazy_prazy5931

9 ай бұрын

@kunalmishra4721 kya skill hai ye ?😮

@kunalmishra4721

9 ай бұрын

@@crazy_prazy5931 Smart contract auditor hu proprietorship firm bana rakhi hai audits karta hu aur payment crypto me milti hai

Great Work Buddy

Great work, Anshuman. Loved the content. Haven moved to the US, I have a slightly different opinion which I’d like to share. But as mentioned, not all opinions fit all. 1) IMO, the biggest flaw in his financial planning was to get the MBA and bury under debt, given he’s already got his bachelor’s in India. In today’s world and economy education/knowledge can be accessed at nearly free of cost. Gain competence and network. It’s rather easy to find job in the US if you’ve the edge. And I’m sure his current startup didn’t need him to have an MBA. 2) He shouldn’t have paid 2700$/month as rent and instead bought a house. Rental yield is about 6-8% in the US and loan interest is 5-6%. He would beat the Indian real estate disparity by a huge margin and rather gain than loose. Like he mentioned you can get loan at 5% down payment. He could have rental income to pay off the loan even after moving out of the US and retain the asset growing at roughly 8% annually. 3) Like you already pointed out, he should have stayed in the US longer to work on his capital/net worth prior to moving back to India. But I guess this is personal. At times personal well-being stands above financial cushion.

@sumeetpandey6521

9 ай бұрын

But as an Indian may be you don't need to buy a house for many different cases, Also in usa where 90% is loan amount mean and 10% is only down-payment that means at current mortgage rate of 7.2% you might see home price falling down by half in next 15 years Let say a clever person buying a house in accordance to you 7 cr home 70 lakh downpayment and pays 15 crore in 15 years for that house and house price corrects to 3.5 crore as it happened in case of Japan Now let say india property market booms as it fastest developing and that 1 cr villa becomes 2cr in value Usa debt to gdp 140% india with corrected base year is at 65% , govt of india has high capex expinditure expectations than usa govt. Debt is responsible of Inc gdp in case of usa and slightly in case of China.

@supramusic3977

9 ай бұрын

@@sumeetpandey6521 I hear you, but there is too much speculation in your numbers. Interest rate is credit driven; for example, I have been quoted 6.1% last week, fixed term, which you can always re-finance given the rates come lower in the future. And 50% drop in valuation after investing at nearly all time high interest rate is not how market historically worked, atleast in the US. Plus a low rental yield in India and an unpredictable real estate market with colossal over-valued building projects at an unemployment rate over 8%, I give way to skepticism. There's more to GDP than that and believing USD to INR value will go down in the next 15 years as compared to today (1 USD -> 83 INR), given there has been about 4% average year to year USD to INR growth historically is being stressfully optimistic. Macroeconomy has always favored US; FED? I would love to see India as you foresee and as they say "Tere muh mein ghee shakkar" as I am invested in India too, but I do not see an unprecedented change in how the market has worked historically within in the next 15-20 years. If it does, I will have my Swades moment before I anticipate. :)

Naren was very articulate and well spoken about quality of life in the USA - agreed with most of his opinions - a good guest chosen for this episode 🙂

@Anshuman- Is there any way not to come over video but to discuss to fix the finances ??

Yay to featherlite helix HB. Been using it for 3 years now. Brilliant chair 👍

Anshuman great work!!

@anshuman Can you please summarise his Monthly Expenses & Salary as you do in all of your episodes?

Great video! Although comparing with New York/California is going to be an unfair comparison. There are places in US and other countries where cost of living is much less and lifestyle is a little different.

What is the name of the app which tells you how many overlapping stocks do you have in your different mutual funds ? I feel quant small cap and paragh parekh overlap a lot

You need to keep in mind the PPP factor which is 3.3 between USA and India. I.e. INR 10 lacs of India is rough equivalent of INR 33 lacs of USA I.e. approx USD 40,000

@abhyudaya12

9 ай бұрын

PPP only maters if you wanna settle abroad. Not if you wanna save up huge amount and move back and retire early in India.

@DeepakJindal07

6 ай бұрын

It's 1:8 not 1:3

What a video loved it🔥❤️🫡

Pretty insightful video 😊 Although as a suggestion, please don't use this bgm for upcoming videos.. the sound is very distracting and its gets a bit unnerving after while 😕

Would love to share our story....may be later! Rishtedaaro ka darrr

The health insurance now covers OPD as well, but these are add ons on the base package

@RIKKY988

9 ай бұрын

Which insurance company provides that?

@cryptowithkunal6740

9 ай бұрын

@@RIKKY988 Everyone has the option now, I have Bajaj and ICICI for example

Hey Anushman. I watch all your videos and really like your content. But I am disappointed by this one. The numbers mentioned by Nayrhit are far from reality, even for high cost of living areas like New York. This will give your viewers a very wrong idea. For example, when I was earning 200k in the Bay Area 2 years back, I was saving 80k (or 65L) easily. I was living in a luxury apartment, had a BMW 3 series, and was traveling frequently. If possible, please talk to other people living in the US for a better comparison. I wanted to fill your form and get in touch with you, but your form only supports Indian cities and states so I couldn't. I hope you see this comment.

@AbhishekSen

9 ай бұрын

what was your rent in the bay area?

@rizenvahi9431

9 ай бұрын

@@AbhishekSen 4100 for a 3bhk. I was paying half of that because I was sharing the apartment with my girlfriend.

@vedantsheth9610

9 ай бұрын

Where are you right now

@rizenvahi9431

9 ай бұрын

@@vedantsheth9610 Still in the bay area

@EconomiX..

9 ай бұрын

@@rizenvahi9431 Hi sir, can you please share where did you got your degree from? I'm in 11th and confused whether I should prepare for JEE or not? Do you have any advice?

Very apt on what he said..owning a house if less than 20% down-payment have many additional charges ..if ur ok..can go with 3% but end up high charges...I think he might have cleared student loan and moved back..US is mostly pollution free living comes with a price...here even if u pay the price u won't get it..😅

You can switch to tier - 2 cities and save a good amount of money… New York and California are expensive and over crowded places…

@vivekbhat6447

9 ай бұрын

@@adityaramachandran591 who told you that tier-2 city pay less ?? I am in tier - 2 city of USA.. also - don’t convince yourself by thinking you can’t save at abroad and everyone struggling… people still travel abroad to work for a reason !!

If you're earning 24 LPA in India, to have a similar purchasing power in the USA (considering the PPP), you'd need an annual income of 104761 USD (You'll need to calculate this based on the 4.13 PPP rate). According to the World Bank, the Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) between India and the USA in 2023 is 4.13. This means that $1 in the USA can buy the same amount of goods and services in India as 4.13 INR can. Remember, this is a generalized comparison. The real purchasing power can vary based on many factors, like where you live and your lifestyle choices.

@someshjain1178

9 ай бұрын

Cents, mistyped maybe

@youtoob5130

9 ай бұрын

Isn't it this 1usd = 24 inr Ppp

@youtoob5130

9 ай бұрын

And this is why IG he compared with 50 lakhs

@shubhamsehgal2336

9 ай бұрын

Incorrect. 100,000 usd = ~83,00,000 inr where if you get 1 burger for 83 rupee in India, you will get 1 burger for $4 dollars (Rs. 83 x 4 = Rs 332) in USA.

@coolrohitjha2008

9 ай бұрын

You have to divide 83 ( INR per Dollar) with 4.13...so 100k USD is equivalent to 20L ₹

Very Intresting discussion

Good to see Ashuman losing weight

Anshuman, please reach out to me if you like more realistic cost of living in US. Honestly, your guest has exaggerated a lot of things.

Expensive - All countries . 2 bhk house was 25k pre covid now 50-60k. Sadly my sal is same 😢

India is best. I left Canada last year. I am really happy in India

@anshumanfinance

9 ай бұрын

why did you leave canada brother?

@qwerty008

9 ай бұрын

​@@anshumanfinancehome sickness and sick khalistani 😂😂😂

@BankNiftyChamaeleon

9 ай бұрын

​@@anshumanfinancehe wants Desi sarso ka saag😊

@rakeshshetty4895

9 ай бұрын

@@anshumanfinancehe left Canada cuz he wasn’t able to secure PR probably

Loved this episode. Could you try to find someone from London too ?

@kavishwarmokal124

9 ай бұрын

He interview techies mostly and foreign return techies are mostly from USA, working techies in European countries prefer to settle there and hardly few comes back.

Can someone say what's the average cost of living in US? In both cheapest state and most expensive one

I live in Zurich .. After hearing some of the expenses he mentioned .. Zurich is even expensive than New York in some ways ..

@templogical3095

9 ай бұрын

But Zurich is so calm and peaceful. Dont come back.

@kavishwarmokal124

9 ай бұрын

Yes, restaurant and groceries are 20% expensive than Newyork, but rents are 30% lower than Newyork in Zurich,

@SensibleWriter

3 ай бұрын

SAME HER I WORK IN ZURICH AND LIVE IN GERMANY SAVING 5 LAKHS PER MONTH IMO IDK HOW PEOPLE CAN'T SAVE SHIT IN USA

Hey as u said u invested much in Bajaj Finance. Can u please tell how much % of your equity portfolio in Bajaj Finance ?

Guys whatever he is talking abt clearly shows he is a person who has a habit of hvn expensive and lavish life style. if he comes to India he will spend the same for the same life style but then end up hvn low quality life style. One thing which will hv no comparison to US is the health which no doubt in India is value for money Plss note living in abroad is to become millionaire it's for the quality of living nd the life style

How can you compare NY to Bangalore / other Indian metros!

I have moved to India twelve years back from UK but trust me apart from Air quality I have not complained for anything. 😊

@kimjongun689

9 ай бұрын

Dude move to Chandigarh or somewhere remote if it doesn't bothers your lifestyle and job conditions . Villages are heavens in India.

@zion.2410

9 ай бұрын

@@kimjongun689 bro, not an option but travel to hills twice a year..

@LKevin44

6 ай бұрын

@@zion.2410what made you to move to India brother?

happy Living in SG in comparison to US. Far better in taxes and it's reach to India

I absolutely love New York , all you need an aggressive 401 K Plan at work and on restaurants , if you go once , it will take 125 years to cover all restaurants, and quality if clothes generally way way better than India . I never bought anything in India last many many years.

Take this interview with grain of salt. 3 years in usa where someone was student for 2 years is not enough exposure. He hasn’t even completed his student loans yet. 200k pay with iit background and mba is just average salary. Many companies provide higher salary for techies. You can live a decent life with 150k salary as well. You just need to prioritize your expenses. There are numerous places you get apartments cheaper than 2700 for 1bhk without compromising on safety or traveling too much as well. Cook charges you 20-30$ an hour not $300. You can also get indian tiffins for as cheap as 10-15$ a person. Depends on your preference.

I think this guy gets Gordon Ramsey to come cook for him and also buy groceries 😂

never thought this version , i was dreaming this

Bro you looking fit , nice job with the gym

Great interview and to the point questions.😊 I forwarded to my son in final yr Btech who is confused about India vs America He has the option to work there since I am a returned US citizen after 25+ years. I too am sharing experiences in youtube. Thanks.

@anshumanfinance

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind words sir. Can you share your email? wanted to get in touch with you.

Hii anshuman, where is you bought shirt , it nice .

please make some video about europe cities.

@anshumansharma - There is an export error oversight at 2:09 - 2:15. We are a team of passionate video editors who make sure our client don't face such issues. If you are open for a collab please reach out.

The way I see it if you are moving to US you should ask 4 to 6 times of your income otherwise you will lose and it applies only if your income is above 20 lacs in India.

@KB-sz9lu

9 ай бұрын

if you are working in Bengalur for FAANG companies and coming to Bay Area for the same company then 6times is also a pay cut ! around 10 times would be ideal(Im talking about TC not Base)

@amitsuju

9 ай бұрын

@@KB-sz9lu I know but usually companies don't want to pay so much. As a start 6 times should do and then job hops to get correction.

@11rakhi

9 ай бұрын

Faang companies have a range for every level and role.

2:09 what is this media offline Red label being shown at this timestamp? Am I only seeing this?!!

OPD Cover is now available with TATA AIG 👍

The biggest advanatage in india are household helpers..cant imagine we Indians living without them cook maid n all..specially when elderly people are not keeping well.. So india m raho ..Dollar m kamao INR mein udao😊

i have lived / studied / worked in NYC for years ... there is an unlimited pass for mta ... so the guy missed that ... also cabs are not that expensive ... infact no one prefers their car in NYC unless they have free parking or cheap parking facility .. hourly parking in NYC can cost 25-30$ per hour .there are no cooks for 200-300 $ as he said he is not sure ... its just 15-20 $ an hour plus commute charges. eating out is definitely expensive ... 10 lakh cover is not enough for anyone living in metros in india (check the basic cost of standard surgeries in top hospitals in metros) ..

The numbers are very conservative. Gas is almost double right now, and it’s difficult to a car at 13k. It would at least be ~20k

Is 200k package is before tax or after tax? I heard US tax is around 30-40 % . Kindly anyone clarify this

@vedantsheth9610

9 ай бұрын

Before tax

Anshuman constantly comparing with Mumbai, guest is tell in bangalore perspective.

@kavishwarmokal124

9 ай бұрын

Because Newyork of USA is what Mumbai of India, cosmopolitan and land paucity city.

People are living best life in India then US. Expenses and tax are high in the US You can save money for few years and go back to India for better life. I can't find restaurants and taste like India, Indian are celebrating more festivals then here. Indian culture is the best. I love my India and Big Thanks to Government, specially Modi Ji. All Indian feeling proud on India who are living abroad nowadays.

I think when you get someone to do these shows, he / she needs to be fully equipped with the data, right? You cannot have someone who says ‘I think’, ‘I’m not sure’ and we end up hearing numbers far from reality! Or do frame the questions around what he / she is really sure about. Do consider this as feedback for your next episode (if any) with people living abroad! Cheers!

@mentalist9167

9 ай бұрын

There is no fixed data ,costs change with time and location . Getting an approximate idea from a trustworthy source is more than enough. I hope you are not expecting them to keep and tally bills for every expense they have made for every week or every month

@AvinashArivazhahan1310

9 ай бұрын

@@mentalist9167 ‘costs change with time and location’ is not a valid counter here. Moving back from NYC in 2023 obviously means we require data of costs in NYC in 2023. We are not expecting the costs in the rest of the US or in 2005 from this video. Approximation is alright but not guesswork / suppositions. Anyway, this was my thought after watching this video. Felt this was extremely superficial and sketchy.

this is all inflated brother, rent I understand it could be higher but $1000 for grocery is outrageous

The biggest expense abroad is RENT. Expect >50% of takehome pay to go for rent if you’re not sharing.

I dont understand why these days Indians spending crores for an MBA! its a big trap !! Especially in the USA, MBA doesn't make your job search any better ! Having masters or certifications in your filed of work may help, but over all your actual work experience matters more. Do MBAs only when the company you are working for needs it for your career at the company while working and taking educational support (tuition reimbursement) . I have seen lot of people from top institutes like IITs coming here for expensive MBAs here, without understanding the F1-OPT(1 year for MBA) and MBA jobs dont sponsor H1B, so you will end up doing any other IT job, so that MBA and 1 crore loan is waste. $150K in NYC anyone from masters degree from average Univ with less fee and with good tech skills can get it ! MBA from ive league or top notch doesn't really matter for Indian students looking at selecting in the H1B lottery It will be only for someone who wants to build their own brand who has alternate immigration solutions !

He never asked the main question how much he saved

What a guy!

Bruh I watch youtube so much i get american news more than Indian. Its funny.

The moment he said second hand Toyota car, he lived a normal life over there 😂😂😂 he rarely took Uber ,rarely goes out for dinners, cooks everyday at home 😂

@LKevin44

6 ай бұрын

Normally Indians or asians prefer buying 2nd hand cars

Corolla used 30k. I really wonder if you ever looked up buying a car. A used corolla is easily $18k. A new one doesn't cost $30k.

@rishabhgupta7224

9 ай бұрын

I think he said 13 not 30

@vkrishkrishna

9 ай бұрын

@@rishabhgupta7224 my bad then.

just think living in India and earning 1.5 cr here!!

He is in top 0.001% not just 1%

@abhyudaya12

9 ай бұрын

true lol

Can you do an interview in Kerala with me?

Koun NYC me rahega? upstate or NJ me rehna chahiye naa.

@kavishwarmokal124

9 ай бұрын

Yes, stay in Newark instead of Newyork.

Dude is still in $130k debt with climbing interest rate, yet has invested in a startup. Either he is already rich or has friends to borrow.

This comparison of aaloo,pyaaj in India and Us is complete crap. With the salary you get in US with slight adjustment in lifestyle you can save a lot which is not possible in India and that is the main reason people do not want to return back

@rahul2820

9 ай бұрын

Bro the saving seems huge if you are spending in India, not in US. Few of my friends has done MS in US and i still work in India, in terms of PPP, i am way higher than them and still saves a lot considering my saving and spends is in India and for him the saving is high if he thinks of spending in India but since they are not planing to comeback the same becomes lesser than me as now he has to think in terms of spending in US, that's the difference plus he has to do MS which costed like 70lcs. By the time they clear their loan, my saving will be huge. The only difference they say is better infra which i feel is not a big deal for people like me as i stay in my hometown not even in big cities as i like small cities, lived in bangalore for 3 years but didn't liked it at all.

2:14 editor bhai ???

this the reason I'm building Victrays, so i can work from anywhere from home, khet, even from bathroom. Full Freedom😅

Just to make it straight, how much a person with $200K in USA can save after all expenses?

@aksh102

5 ай бұрын

With 200K$ you can save a lot. He lives in NYC so he is paying too much. Indians usually lives in Jersey city and commute which is way cheaper. You can easily save 4k$/month

The USA is helping Indian people to become smart....the USA must send all companies to India...

If your savings are less than 30% of your salary then you will forever stay in the middleclass social hierarchy. If you wanted to retire rich in 20 to 25 years before the age of 50, then try to save 50 to 60% of your salary and invest in mutual funds, stocks, real estates and FD's, for atleast 20 years.

Every expense that he mentioned was on the upper end of spectrum. If you want to live a decent lifestyle and still save up 50% of your income, you can do it with a 6 figure salary in US

200k is more than enough to live comfortably in NY

@msdadsfsx

9 ай бұрын

just enough, 300 k is comfortable

Why he is wearing sweater in summers in India

24 lakh(mumbai) == 80 lakh(New York)

@lets_see_777

9 ай бұрын

saving 20 lakh out of 80 lakh in new york would be easier than saving it out of 24. Only for people who wanna return to india tho.

@abhyudaya12

9 ай бұрын

@@lets_see_777 you are absolutely correct. These guys are dumb. They don't understand the simple meaning of "CRAZY SAVINGS" and "CAN SEND MONEY BACK TO INDIA" lol.

Please get someone who earns in USD and then compare the ratio of spending vs their income.

Missed out to compare the salary component what u get in india for the same role in NY.😂

I really wanted to know this

Copay is basically a consutancy fees which doctor take on the visit of facility

It’s also silly to compare US and India expenses.. both are different economy and life style so you cannot compare them

@MrAbrar1991

9 ай бұрын

Exactly! weird how the while video revolves around direct currency conversion.

I am paying 2200 per month for 1bhk in Massachusetts😢

@kavishwarmokal124

9 ай бұрын

Boston ? then it's ok.

2:13 cool lowerthird

Please help me with your cook details

1.5 Crore in US that too after IIT and Chicago Booth is very less. Indian equivalent is 1.5 crore /3 = 50 lakhs per annum. 100s of IIT / NIT /IIM graduates having age 21-25 are getting these packages. The worst part of US is medical facilities. Indian ladies are facing very big issue I.e Maid, Indians can’t afford maids in US and in India almost all families have maids.

what happened here? 2:12

@divitkarekar5803

9 ай бұрын

Adobe premiere offline media error

Guy is crazy to leave New York for India

Please get rid off music it’s a abrupting the speech

U forgot comparing taxes