We Indians love and respect Iranians. Yes, we Indians like spicy food. Ancient Persia and India had long-standing historical connections. Love you guys. Visit India again. Now visit the Eastern and Northern parts of India. Every states of India will have different cuisine. To visit India, is to visit different countries. Every state will surprise you.
Ancient iranians followed parsi religion, they worshipped fire, after islamic invasion, they all had to convert. Persecuted parsis fleed to India where they followed their religion freely, India is home to a few parsis and jews who were never persecuted, only because we are hindus
At starting I was not able to eat spicy food🔥🥵. Now I got used it😂. I like one thing about India is you will get fresh vegetables always. Everywhere you go, you will find. I feel, India is so good for adaptable people ❤
17:55 You mentioned about Hospitals in India not telling you the gender of the baby - Revealing/Detection of gender of the baby is BANNED in India by law. This was done as there were lot of girl children being aborted due to the desire to have a male child/heir to the family. This was affecting the sex ratio in the country. However, while doing the sonography if it is seen/detected the parents will know but nothing is said out loud/confirmed by the doctor due to the law. Hope that helps understanding why they didn't tell you.
Nazar means sight. "Nazar na lage" phase means "don't get bad eye" of someone on something you are refering to (protect from evil). The child you said about getting black dot, is to protect from evil or bad energy.
About black applied on EYE LIDS: First it makes eyes look brighter for onlookers. USING MASKARA..KAAJAL.. EYELINER etc is nothing new and not restricted to India.EYE BLACK IS PURE CARBON MIXED IN HERBAL OIL ADDED BY CAMPHOR NATURAL( LIKE MENTHOL) which guards from eye infections. BEST USE OF BLACK NEAR EYES ADDES TO ABILITY TO SEE BETTER..A SCIENTIFIC REASON WHY SPORTSMEN COPIED FROM MILITARY AND WHO COPIED IT FROM ANCIENT SOLDIERS. MOST OF WESTERN SPORTS PERMIT USE OF DARK LINES UNDER EYES.
Thank you very much Sir and Madam for sharing all the sweet and pleasurable experiences you both had here in India. Please come soon with the historical vlog you mentioned at the end.
I'm blessed. This is the first vlog I watched in this channel and I got a reply on a comment. Thanks for being this much kind. You can call me 'bacche' instead of friend. Generally the elder people here use these words like 'bacche' or 'beta' while approaching people of younger age.🌺🌺🌹🌹🌹🥀🥀🥀🌷🌷🌷Flowers for this happy family.
we love our rain and getting wet in it. especially after crazy summers in north and north west india. Rain for us is life, love, romance and poetry. welcome to india !😊🙏
Barbecue nation has paneer, mushroom, potato along with pineaple too for vegetarians. Yes vegetarians dont have much options like non veg and their price is also cheaper. Vegetarians are mainly for religious reasons. 😅. Nowadays, vegetarians have started eqting egg for protein. We can get Vitamians from fruits and vegetables easily. Protein from milk , paneer, dal, lentils, chickpeas, pulses and red beans. Shahid Kapoor bollywood actor, is a vegetarian. John abraham, a zoroastrian, bollywood actor is a vegetarian.
Khasmir is cold area so they used carpet for warm floor . In india traditions eating time people sit on the floor, and rice is called as laxmi , so they never sit on used clothes, that why indian used wood ,grass carpet. And last thing after khasmir india is hot and rainy.
One thing about Indian food, is actually it is oily in restaurants only; however at home we use way less oil. It comes from earlier days tradition where more oil was thought to be more hearty/filling.
Really enjoyed hearing about India from Iranian point of view. Very nice to know that your children are learning local languages in school. Wishing them all the very best. Iranians learning Kannada would be quite tough and I hope your children will be able to pick it with ease. I hope you enjoy your stay here.
Your video and experience of India is kheili ghashaang! I love the Iranian culture. The people are so warm and friendly. God bless you and your family. 🙏🏼😊
Your question about NAZAR, Drishti . Babies are decorated with black dot as on the forehead and checks. That is a belief that drives away bad influences or nazar. Also women wear bindi, a red dot on the forehead. It is sort of decorative item which sometimes indicate the marital status of the woman. Every culture has some beliefs and certain customs. I think, Iran too have some customs which others can’t understand. Like eating meat is foreign culture to Indians. Hence they add vegetarian tinge to every thing, like in India we have vegetarian pizza, vegetarian barbecue, vegetarian pulav etc. Coming to carpets, India 90% of the country is temperate climate excepting Kashmir. In hot weather, dust is a menace. Olden days, there were no vacuum cleaners. Hence, the customs is to have a nice marble or granite floor and get it cleaned, mopped by the maid servant. Rich or poor, every body likes hard and clean floors.
Ramayana,Mahabharata are oldest holy books of Hinduism. In These two books clearly narrated human characters on those days. Even today character mentioned in this books can be seen today also.once in lifetime all human must read and understand. No other books match for these can't seen even today
I'm not sure if you guys know it or not.. "BHARAT RATNA" sir RATAN TATA is persian or parsi.. but he's more indian than more of us... He's a. Diamond 🥹🥹♥️♥️♥️
He is Indian. Sir Ratan Tata's ancestors where living in India for more than 1000 years when they migrated from Iran and that's why they follow Zoroastrian faith , and there time in India predates Chola, Hoysala dynasty . So we can not say him Persian , he is Indian whose forefather came to India some 1000 years ago, like ours may have came 10,000 years ago from Africa or Eurasia .
@@AJ-jd2kl Escaped when? if it is more than 1000 years then how can we call them Persian? means what is the time-limit for domicile? our ancestors may have arrived in India about 10,000 years ago or some point in history from Africa, so do we call ourselves African?
Enjoyed listening till the last minute…nazar is bad eye…small children are put black spot with kajal/ eyeliner generally to avoid any bad eye on them…I think Turkish people use 🧿 to avoid bad eye…great to see you guys…India has lot history…please explore entire India …some temples date back to BC…God bless your family
North India ancient name was Aryaverta , Irani call themselves Arya people. These two names are from Vedic and ZEND AVESTA respectively. These were at same time in history.
Dear sir,when you are talking something your voice is similar as gulf people...I am living in dubai since 6 years... thanks for sharing your experience it's wonderful ❤
i am a computer science student, but I find myself drawn to the fascinating realm of languages, particularly in my recent research on the Persian language. Intriguingly, I've discovered striking similarities between Persian and Sanskrit, prompting me to delve deeper into the rich linguistic connections between these two ancient and culturally significant languages.
zorastrianism is an offshot of hinduism. they were originally hindus. eventually they forgot the roots and the arabs completely wiped their original identity.
we never used fridge in India. everything is fresh but nowadays because of lifestyle modern people are using fridge. In villages and remote places every thing is made fresh. all the kebabs are all innovative foods that’s created for new change. there are many many languages in india. different kinds of dialects, slangs, different scripts. Toe rings, Mangal sutra (necklace ) and bangles are mandatory for married women. they’ll never remove them unless husband passes away. But nowadays modern people don’t wear them for different reasons or their modern lifestyle.
That leg finger is acupressure points for regular mensuration cycle. If you wear the mensuration cycle is happen properly. No never heard of any men wear leg finger ring , they wear in leg not in leg finger .
Welcome to India. Thank you for the vlog. Love your frank views. You must also understand that diet/cuisine in a country is based on Geography and what is grown cum available.......Iran is a cold country comparatively/relatively to South India, hence everything will be different. Iranians eat nuts, fruits, meat ( lamb ), flat bread, vegetables : like tomatoes, aubergine, etc.... I LOVE PERSIAN FOOD ! its very healthy and filling.
Good to hear u guys that u r having a great fun , at least ur daughter future will be very bright n lots of freedom . Best of luck for her future . ❤️ frm Canada
Guys you need to have home cooked food especially North Indian, it’s not so oily Regarding carpets -south, central and plains of North India are warm and hot so the carpets are not used often at home but if you go further north you will find carpets in most of the homes. ( I stay in Himalyan region and we have wall to wall carpets in most rooms) Anyway I hope you enjoy your stay in india. One of my very good friends from college was an Iranian who used to make chelo kebabs for me.
#suggestion please make more parts of this series of cultural shocks😮 please 🥺 I like your husband's hilarious 😆 story telling Please ask him about his college days and how he came to know about his Indian college of medicine 💊💉😮
People from Punjab Haryana, Delhi in Northern India also have very short temper and swearing cuss worlds are normal. You guys are very lucky that the people from South are very calm and patient.
I’m an Indian from North and though you are right, we have reasons for this. Millennium of invasions have made us such. But once we make you ours we’ll love you more than ourselves. Visit sometime. Yes, be ready for short tempers and cuss words, but also for love that’ll stay with you for more than a lifetime.
you're absolutely right with this I noticed with me and some of my Haryanvi friends our voice sound very rude to people who are not familiar with our accent while when you talk to any southern guy if he is trying to communicate his accent sound very kind.
You have to realize that Farsi was official government langauge in india for 100s of years during Mughal occupation, Urdu is basically Hindi + Farsi. Keep in mind that India is really a continent in itself. It is not a single culture. You are in Karnataka - Kannada food/culture - though Bangalore is very metropolitan. It is not like Gujarati, Punjabi, Kashmiri foods. Kashmiri is close to Irani cuisine. It is like living in Italy and saying you are eating European food. Hopefully, you will travel to other states and try out their foods and stuff.
U can visit south India u can see variety of different foods temples heritage and culture especially Kerala and Tamil Nadu its amazing Kerala, munnar, Kochi, wayanad
20:50, That ring which wear lady in the finger of the foot is for control their body blood pressure post they deleverd the baby, It's pure science But, now a days people forgot all causes behind that in the flow of the time. In every tredission there is valide reason. I appreciate your work and all your efforts to understand an Indian culture and values, Keep smiling and the God bless both of you and your cute daughter.❤🙏🏻.
Please make a video on why u chose to live in India? What other countries were in ur consideration? What’s ur long term plan to stay in India or other country? How would be Iran for an Indian to live in? Famous places in Iran. Thanks 🙏🏼
I love iranian people. They are generally very cultured and well mannered. Their temperament of being hot headed probably comes from historical inter mixing of the DNA through centuries of racial intermingling with Greek, Sassanidian, Arabic snd Turkish, Afghan races. Today's Iranians are certainly not as pure as the original Zarathustrans who are perhaps not more than half a million world wide, totally. Their culture of fire worship has a lot of similarities with the vedic indian culture of performing Homa. Whenever you visit any temples in india you will observe a Agni kunda- fireplace- which is of high value where fire is worshipped. The concept of Avesta/ Ahura Mazda - fire God in Zarathustran thinking is similar to Agni- fire God amongst Hindus. The Persian fire ritual called Yasna is similar to old Indian vedic tradition of Yagna. Linguistically too Persian and indians through Sanskrit must have been very much related. Example of words such as Khsira (Kshira Sagar- Ocean of milk) for milk in both Sanskrit Aab for water, numbers like yek, do, teen etc are same till das (10). are all proof enough that same Brotherly tribes from central Asia that came southwards, one remained in Persia and other moved eastwards towards india and settled down along Sindhu river came to be called Sindhus and then Hindus later...... So goes a close relationship between India and Iran.....from ancient times.
Cute video. You both are so likeable. Thanks for your perspective on India and Indians. Nazar is to ward off the evil eye. The word nazar itself is probably of Persian origin, much like the blue glass with a black dot that is sold in Turkey, Iran. Lots of Persian influence on Indian language, culture and food. Hope you find many such interesting connections between India and Iran. A lot of people from Persia => Iran to be found in Mumbai and Pune. You can find a lot of pre-islamic Iranian culture - Zoroastrians - at the Prince of Wales Museum in Mumbai(now called Chhatrapati Shivaji Museum i think) A few good and authentic Iranian restaurants too - Chelo and Jujeh Kebabs 😋
Read this book on the Iran-India connection through the centuries "Early Indians : The Story of Our Ancestors and Where We Came From". Welcome to South India!
Nice vlog.. Randomly came across ur TH-cam channel..love Iranian people, my first interaction with Iranian person & culture was way back in 2008 when I made friendship with an Iranian girl in bangalore. & met her family too...Iranian students have been studying & visiting banglore since early 2000 as far as I could remember... There are lots of Iranian in bangalore...i used to hear basically two sort of opinions from my Iranian friends living in bangalore, India that is, they like their freedom here, they feel free here and the other opinion which was negative was - India is dirty & not clean.. Especially walls are uncle etc... What I love about Iranian people is, they are good looking, beautiful & looks strong...
Somehow I feel , the voice is stressed and sound sad in this video. You seem exhausted and overwhelmed. Hope all s well with you guys .. Generally you radiate energy and happiness
Urdu and persian(farsi) language are very simailar when you hear india speaking Hindi or urdu you feel similar language as persian bcz urdu developed as languae in medival india during muslim ruler especially persian ruler
I love Irani people, they are so very nice, easy going, and respectable and friendly always. They are my favourite people ❤❤❤ I just to say that when you talk about being vegetarian and then needing to take vitamins at 8:23, I want to clarify that many people in India have been vegetarian for centuries without having to need vitamins supplements which are a new thing anyway. My whole family are vegetarian, we look younger than our actual age, we're all healthy and have 2 kids born both over 4kg each who are also 100% vegetarian and healthy. So it's a misconception that being vegetarian means you will be sick, or weak or will need to rely on vitamins. It's simply not true as long as you eat right.
@@LOVEGODFEARSIN Exactly, brother. It's your choice to stay vegetarian and look like other skinny fat Indians 🫃🏿,while some choose to eat meat and look muscular . Secondly, you're suggesting them to become vegetarian in the name of Lord Krishna, so I showed you the line from the Srimad Bhagavatam.
Before 20-30 years ago 80% indians Hindus were pure vegetarian and most of north Indian Hindus are vegetarian but nowdays use of excess liquor also cause more non vegetarian people in hindus also.
Not at all. Vegetarianism is mainly a thing in western and south India. In the east and north majority Hindus eat non veg. In East for a long time people did not consider chicken as food , they always ate mutton. In some very old temples it is forbidden to take chicken meat but you can bring mutton.
@Valkyri3Z you know nothing,80-90 percent haryanvis,west UP,rajasthanis are vegetarians,and more than half of punjab is vegetarian too,where do you live?
@@chaudharyshubhambaliyan4613 Bro Lucknawi biriyani is the most famous dish in India , are you stupid ? 🤣🤣 India is 75% non Vegetarians. Your village in Haryana is not India. Wake up.
That rain story was funny😅😅 I can imagine. The rain literally hurts the skin sometimes. I think the English phrase It's raining like cats and dogs came after the British visited India😅
India's vibrant food scene is because of the variety of street food one gets. I understand that you need to have a strong stomach to digest all the fat, and spices, but it's worth it. Since you are in Bengaluru, you should try ripened jackfruit available with street vendors, steaming hot boiled peanuts during Bengaluru runs taste heavenly.
Iran has colder climate which cultivated preserving food and using that food for extended period of time. But in India, food degerate quickly due to bacteria which is active due to climate. Olden days, people didn't know about bacteria so culture of preserving food = bad luck developed in India. If someone serves food to guest after storing for a day in deep fridge( even if it's edible), is seen as an insult.
Lovely & genuine presentation. Looks like you are content living in India. After watching so many Iran travel videos and some interaction with Iranians during grad school & many more in USA, can't believe Iranians are most angry. ll the best.
A friend of mine went from India to Tehran for his sons Tennis tournament. He found the Persians to be very friendly towards Indians. He also told me that Tehran is a very very clean city!! Obviously he loved his stay there!!
Iranians are using a variety of Arsbian script. Iran has a very old history. Ilike to know about the script you used before the Arabian script arrieved in Iran. On the north-east of the Golf of Hzrmuz there was probably a kingdo m of Elamite people. If you know anything about them and their script, please let me know.
Hello, both of you! Pleasantly surprised to see Persians in India. I have been fascinated by Persia for several years now. This was especially after read Shahnameh back in 2014. I wanted to ask you if you have found some real good Persian Food Restaurant in Bangalore. I would definitely like to try the taste of the food as found in Iran. Thank you for your enriching perspectives which you portray in your video.
I am learning Persian! It was a pleasant surprise to watch your video on TH-cam. Would like to learn from you quickly. Congratulations. Look forward to your vlog.
I fell in love with Iran after watching Children of Heaven 1997 by Majid Majidi. Since then i grew a fond for Iranian people and Culture, the landscape and weather, History and politics. I love to think myself born in a not so known village of Iran and enjoy living a poignant, tranquil life ❤
Coming to Utensils we use varity of material now a days. But in older days proper Indian utensils don't had any place for Steel. It all use to be Brass, Mud, Stone, Cooper, Cast Iron etc. Still we use all these type of utensils at home. different material for different purposes. Also depends on the time people have to maintain them, their health consious levels etc. Steel has become more populare just because it is easy to maintain in the fast life these days. Like for Kadais people use Mud, Cast iron , Steel, Brass. For water pots, glasses etc we use Mud, Copper. For plates people use Brass, Silver, Steel, Ceramic etc. Other vessels for cooking gravys people use Tin coated brass, cast iron, mud or stone.
We Indians love and respect Iranians. Yes, we Indians like spicy food. Ancient Persia and India had long-standing historical connections. Love you guys. Visit India again. Now visit the Eastern and Northern parts of India. Every states of India will have different cuisine. To visit India, is to visit different countries. Every state will surprise you.
Thank you my friend, I’m already lining in India, watch my all 5 part story you can get more information about us
Ancient iranians followed parsi religion, they worshipped fire, after islamic invasion, they all had to convert. Persecuted parsis fleed to India where they followed their religion freely, India is home to a few parsis and jews who were never persecuted, only because we are hindus
@@Salmonellatyphiit is called Zorastrianism ancient indo-iranian religion
At starting I was not able to eat spicy food🔥🥵. Now I got used it😂. I like one thing about India is you will get fresh vegetables always. Everywhere you go, you will find. I feel, India is so good for adaptable people ❤
I was like you also but now I’m a big fan of spicy food, I’m eating green chili with my food 😅
@@fati.greenland wow 😲. Green chilli 🥵. I also eat but not that much. I will adapt slowly slowly. But Indian foods are so tasty 😋😋
You should colab
@@SaurabhKumar-dk8nm yes, let's see. Hope for the best 😄
@@Indianpersiancouple yes it is , but unfortunately in Bangalore most of the Indian foods are oily in restaurants
17:55 You mentioned about Hospitals in India not telling you the gender of the baby - Revealing/Detection of gender of the baby is BANNED in India by law. This was done as there were lot of girl children being aborted due to the desire to have a male child/heir to the family. This was affecting the sex ratio in the country.
However, while doing the sonography if it is seen/detected the parents will know but nothing is said out loud/confirmed by the doctor due to the law. Hope that helps understanding why they didn't tell you.
loved your honesty
no buttering
just calling it out.
thats persians.
👍🏻thank you so much my friend 🙏🏻🌺😍
We love rain in India, so many songs, poetry were created, India is not feasible without the rain we get!
Love this video!
Please go back as far as you can on the historical linkage between Persia and India. I look forward to seeing it
😍🙏🏻🌺 sure my friend
It's the spices that motivated explorations to India, sailers discovered the spice route, everyone was bored with bland food 😂
Yup doctor Europeans we eating only meat just cooking with salt and pepper 😂😂
Nazar means sight. "Nazar na lage" phase means "don't get bad eye" of someone on something you are refering to (protect from evil). The child you said about getting black dot, is to protect from evil or bad energy.
Black dot makes you look "imperfect" and therefore less likely to be an object of envy.
About black applied on EYE LIDS:
First it makes eyes look brighter for onlookers.
USING MASKARA..KAAJAL.. EYELINER etc is nothing new and not restricted to India.EYE BLACK IS PURE CARBON MIXED IN HERBAL OIL ADDED BY CAMPHOR NATURAL( LIKE MENTHOL) which guards from eye infections.
BEST USE OF BLACK NEAR EYES ADDES TO ABILITY TO SEE BETTER..A SCIENTIFIC REASON WHY SPORTSMEN COPIED FROM MILITARY AND WHO COPIED IT FROM ANCIENT SOLDIERS.
MOST OF WESTERN SPORTS PERMIT USE OF DARK LINES UNDER EYES.
Actually even in Iran, there is this bad eye / evil eye ornaments sold. Many shops in Arab world also follow this evil eye belief.
There are 22 major languages which are spoken by large number of people, but there are more than 1600 languages in india
Wow 😮
North India language are originally from Indo-European family branch . Iranian is also part of it.
Oily gravies are North Indian dishes. Karnataka food are mild & less oily. Try sambar n rasam
Ok thank you
Thank you very much Sir and Madam for sharing all the sweet and pleasurable experiences you both had here in India. Please come soon with the historical vlog you mentioned at the end.
Thank you so much my friend 😍🙏🏻🌺
Sure 👍🏻
I'm blessed. This is the first vlog I watched in this channel and I got a reply on a comment. Thanks for being this much kind. You can call me 'bacche' instead of friend. Generally the elder people here use these words like 'bacche' or 'beta' while approaching people of younger age.🌺🌺🌹🌹🌹🥀🥀🥀🌷🌷🌷Flowers for this happy family.
we love our rain and getting wet in it. especially after crazy summers in north and north west india. Rain for us is life, love, romance and poetry. welcome to india !😊🙏
India grows on ppl from various countries over a period of time!!
Introducing absolutely stunning Educated people from arab country... Showing real India to the world 🇮🇳
Man is role model for every family. He is a good person. ))
LOLS YOUR HUSBAND IS FUNNY! BARBECUE NATION BARBECUING NOT JUST PINEAPPLE BUT BARBECUING EVEN WATERMELON 🍉😳 TOTALLY HILARIOUS! 😆😆😂😂😆😆😂👍
Loving this series. 🎉
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Looking forward to your Iran-India blog. Please start with the Yamnaya and the division of Asura-Ahura and Deva-Daiva.
Barbecue nation has paneer, mushroom, potato along with pineaple too for vegetarians. Yes vegetarians dont have much options like non veg and their price is also cheaper. Vegetarians are mainly for religious reasons. 😅. Nowadays, vegetarians have started eqting egg for protein. We can get Vitamians from fruits and vegetables easily. Protein from milk , paneer, dal, lentils, chickpeas, pulses and red beans. Shahid Kapoor bollywood actor, is a vegetarian. John abraham, a zoroastrian, bollywood actor is a vegetarian.
They are just influenced by the non veg and start saying that non veg is only source I'm veg and never take vitamins pills and protein
Khasmir is cold area so they used carpet for warm floor . In india traditions eating time people sit on the floor, and rice is called as laxmi , so they never sit on used clothes, that why indian used wood ,grass carpet. And last thing after khasmir india is hot and rainy.
One thing about Indian food, is actually it is oily in restaurants only; however at home we use way less oil. It comes from earlier days tradition where more oil was thought to be more hearty/filling.
This ppl not educated don’t educate them plsss.. first of all other countries always read
10:10 😂 Monsoon rains! Funny storytelling!
😅😅👍🏻🌺
Yes...the way he elaborated rain in Mumbai is really funny.
😂😂😂😂
Really enjoyed hearing about India from Iranian point of view. Very nice to know that your children are learning local languages in school. Wishing them all the very best. Iranians learning Kannada would be quite tough and I hope your children will be able to pick it with ease. I hope you enjoy your stay here.
Thank you so much 🙂
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Your video and experience of India is kheili ghashaang! I love the Iranian culture. The people are so warm and friendly. God bless you and your family. 🙏🏼😊
thank you so much
India.... iran.....brother countries. Best wishes!!!
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We Indians want lots and lots of flavour in our food, lol. All the spices and herbs have medicinal properties.
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Madam &Sir....welcome to India enjoy as much you can...I heard petrol is cheap in Iran..good luck to you and your family
Thank you so much my friend 😍🙏🏻🌺
Your question about NAZAR, Drishti . Babies are decorated with black dot as on the forehead and checks. That is a belief that drives away bad influences or nazar.
Also women wear bindi, a red dot on the forehead. It is sort of decorative item which sometimes indicate the marital status of the woman.
Every culture has some beliefs and certain customs. I think, Iran too have some customs which others can’t understand. Like eating meat is foreign culture to Indians. Hence they add vegetarian tinge to every thing, like in India we have vegetarian pizza, vegetarian barbecue, vegetarian pulav etc.
Coming to carpets, India 90% of the country is temperate climate excepting Kashmir. In hot weather, dust is a menace. Olden days, there were no vacuum cleaners. Hence, the customs is to have a nice marble or granite floor and get it cleaned, mopped by the maid servant. Rich or poor, every body likes hard and clean floors.
Ramayana,Mahabharata are oldest holy books of Hinduism. In These two books clearly narrated human characters on those days. Even today character mentioned in this books can be seen today also.once in lifetime all human must read and understand. No other books match for these can't seen even today
You both make me smile - love from Bangalore - India
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I'm not sure if you guys know it or not.. "BHARAT RATNA" sir RATAN TATA is persian or parsi.. but he's more indian than more of us... He's a. Diamond 🥹🥹♥️♥️♥️
bro he is not Persian he is Parsi a Zoroastrian.
@@krishnadwivedi3880 parsis are persians lol they escaped persia after the invasion of arabs
Yeah right ❤😍🥺
He is Indian. Sir Ratan Tata's ancestors where living in India for more than 1000 years when they migrated from Iran and that's why they follow Zoroastrian faith , and there time in India predates Chola, Hoysala dynasty .
So we can not say him Persian , he is Indian whose forefather came to India some 1000 years ago, like ours may have came 10,000 years ago from Africa or Eurasia .
@@AJ-jd2kl Escaped when? if it is more than 1000 years then how can we call them Persian? means what is the time-limit for domicile? our ancestors may have arrived in India about 10,000 years ago or some point in history from Africa, so do we call ourselves African?
Enjoyed listening till the last minute…nazar is bad eye…small children are put black spot with kajal/ eyeliner generally to avoid any bad eye on them…I think Turkish people use 🧿 to avoid bad eye…great to see you guys…India has lot history…please explore entire India …some temples date back to BC…God bless your family
North India ancient name was Aryaverta , Irani call themselves Arya people. These two names are from Vedic and ZEND AVESTA respectively. These were at same time in history.
No thanks to arabisation and imposing Arab way to great god.
Dear sir,when you are talking something your voice is similar as gulf people...I am living in dubai since 6 years... thanks for sharing your experience it's wonderful ❤
Watched whole video very interesting I have some Iranian friends here in USA extremely smart hardworking cool many of them like india a lot
Very cool!
i am a computer science student, but I find myself drawn to the fascinating realm of languages, particularly in my recent research on the Persian language. Intriguingly, I've discovered striking similarities between Persian and Sanskrit, prompting me to delve deeper into the rich linguistic connections between these two ancient and culturally significant languages.
Persians think everyone else is an idiot. Maybe you will learn that too 😊
I doubt they speak Persian language most are Arabized!
zorastrianism is an offshot of hinduism. they were originally hindus. eventually they forgot the roots and the arabs completely wiped their original identity.
we never used fridge in India. everything is fresh but nowadays because of lifestyle modern people are using fridge. In villages and remote places every thing is made fresh.
all the kebabs are all innovative foods that’s created for new change.
there are many many languages in india. different kinds of dialects, slangs, different scripts.
Toe rings, Mangal sutra (necklace ) and bangles are mandatory for married women. they’ll never remove them unless husband passes away. But nowadays modern people don’t wear them for different reasons or their modern lifestyle.
Go to Parsi or Zoroastrian restaurants in Mumbai or Pune you will find Indian version of Iranian food.
Really condemning the bomb blast in Iran . Praying for those innocent souls.
That leg finger is acupressure points for regular mensuration cycle. If you wear the mensuration cycle is happen properly. No never heard of any men wear leg finger ring , they wear in leg not in leg finger .
Welcome to India. Thank you for the vlog. Love your frank views.
You must also understand that diet/cuisine in a country is based on Geography and what is grown cum available.......Iran is a cold country comparatively/relatively to South India, hence everything will be different. Iranians eat nuts, fruits, meat ( lamb ), flat bread, vegetables : like tomatoes, aubergine, etc....
I LOVE PERSIAN FOOD ! its very healthy and filling.
Irani people are very kind, friendly, hospitality is amazing ❤ from pune maharashtra 🙏
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Good to hear u guys that u r having a great fun , at least ur daughter future will be very bright n lots of freedom . Best of luck for her future . ❤️ frm Canada
Thank you so much my friend 😍🙏🏻🌺
India is diverse country. All living under one roof which is unique.
Guys you need to have home cooked food especially North Indian, it’s not so oily
Regarding carpets -south, central and plains of North India are warm and hot so the carpets are not used often at home but if you go further north you will find carpets in most of the homes. ( I stay in Himalyan region and we have wall to wall carpets in most rooms)
Anyway I hope you enjoy your stay in india. One of my very good friends from college was an Iranian who used to make chelo kebabs for me.
I am half persian and half south indian. Its fun to watch your video
I’m so glad to hear that 😍 🙏🏻🌺
INDIA AND IRAN'S BUSINESS AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE STARTED AFTER THE LAST "ICE AGE" THAT IS ALMOST 12,000 YEARS AGO !
Absolutely enjoyed your observations of India and Indian culture 😊😊
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Nice video! Persia and India had good relations throughout history!
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#suggestion please make more parts of this series of cultural shocks😮 please 🥺
I like your husband's hilarious 😆 story telling
Please ask him about his college days and how he came to know about his Indian college of medicine 💊💉😮
Ok sure 👍🏻
Officially recognised languages are 22 (you can see them written in the side of 🇮🇳 currency notes).
But there are more than 800 languages spoken in 🇮🇳
People from Punjab Haryana, Delhi in Northern India also have very short temper and swearing cuss worlds are normal. You guys are very lucky that the people from South are very calm and patient.
Pl don't comment on this manner. All places will have people with short temper and people with patience and gentle.
No bro our language tone is like we are speaking aggressively ❤ from haryana
Bruh every place have calm as well as short tempered people
I’m an Indian from North and though you are right, we have reasons for this. Millennium of invasions have made us such. But once we make you ours we’ll love you more than ourselves. Visit sometime. Yes, be ready for short tempers and cuss words, but also for love that’ll stay with you for more than a lifetime.
you're absolutely right with this I noticed with me and some of my Haryanvi friends our voice sound very rude to people who are not familiar with our accent while when you talk to any southern guy if he is trying to communicate his accent sound very kind.
The black dot is put to divert the attention of the person who is looking from the beauty of that person so that they won't be jealous of their beauty
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We Need to Know Pre Islamic History ERA❤Great Persian Culture
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You have to realize that Farsi was official government langauge in india for 100s of years during Mughal occupation, Urdu is basically Hindi + Farsi. Keep in mind that India is really a continent in itself. It is not a single culture. You are in Karnataka - Kannada food/culture - though Bangalore is very metropolitan. It is not like Gujarati, Punjabi, Kashmiri foods. Kashmiri is close to Irani cuisine. It is like living in Italy and saying you are eating European food. Hopefully, you will travel to other states and try out their foods and stuff.
U can visit south India u can see variety of different foods temples heritage and culture especially Kerala and Tamil Nadu its amazing Kerala, munnar, Kochi, wayanad
I hope you have a good time in India and live happily, and people treat you nicely. Iranians are good people.
Thank you so much you too my friend
20:50, That ring which wear lady in the finger of the foot is for control their body blood pressure post they deleverd the baby, It's pure science But, now a days people forgot all causes behind that in the flow of the time. In every tredission there is valide reason.
I appreciate your work and all your efforts to understand an Indian culture and values, Keep smiling and the God bless both of you and your cute daughter.❤🙏🏻.
Both of you could easily pass as north indian, Pakistani etc.
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Kashmir also belongs india & indian culture 😌😌
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As indian we love Iran and Iranian people,,love both of you from india
Iranians are loved and respected here first because they are as cultured as like us. Second they are beautiful and third they are intelligent.
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Please make a video on why u chose to live in India? What other countries were in ur consideration? What’s ur long term plan to stay in India or other country?
How would be Iran for an Indian to live in? Famous places in Iran.
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Sure my friend, but if you start watching from first part to fifth part you will get your some answers
I m washing ur videos...both of are very nice... especially Mohammad...ur very witty
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Love to my Irani Brother and sister 🔱🙏🤗
Thank you so much ☺️🙏🏻🌺
Would like to know about Zoroastrian culture between Iran & India
I love iranian people. They are generally very cultured and well mannered. Their temperament of being hot headed probably comes from historical inter mixing of the DNA through centuries of racial intermingling with Greek, Sassanidian, Arabic snd Turkish, Afghan races. Today's Iranians are certainly not as pure as the original Zarathustrans who are perhaps not more than half a million world wide, totally. Their culture of fire worship has a lot of similarities with the vedic indian culture of performing Homa. Whenever you visit any temples in india you will observe a Agni kunda- fireplace- which is of high value where fire is worshipped. The concept of Avesta/ Ahura Mazda - fire God in Zarathustran thinking is similar to Agni- fire God amongst Hindus. The Persian fire ritual called Yasna is similar to old Indian vedic tradition of Yagna. Linguistically too Persian and indians through Sanskrit must have been very much related. Example of words such as Khsira (Kshira Sagar- Ocean of milk) for milk in both Sanskrit Aab for water, numbers like yek, do, teen etc are same till das (10). are all proof enough that same Brotherly tribes from central Asia that came southwards, one remained in Persia and other moved eastwards towards india and settled down along Sindhu river came to be called Sindhus and then Hindus later...... So goes a close relationship between India and Iran.....from ancient times.
Loved the video. Laughed many times
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Excellent observations.
I would like you to prepare history from ancient period till date specifically the Indian- Iranian relationship.
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I love Irani ppl im from Delhi India. They r kind nice their hospitality amazing 🤩
Thank you so much ☺️
For ur info long ago Iran was having boundary with India. Some Iranis are still living in Gujrat.
Love your candid views on cultural differences...mohammad sounds half indian already
Welcome to India. Hope you have a great stay in India.
Your welcome in India. Enjoy your time with here culture and society. Shere your culture and experiences with both communities and society.
First time I watched your video and loved it. We Indians love Iran … lots of respect to all Iranian's
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Cute video. You both are so likeable. Thanks for your perspective on India and Indians. Nazar is to ward off the evil eye. The word nazar itself is probably of Persian origin, much like the blue glass with a black dot that is sold in Turkey, Iran. Lots of Persian influence on Indian language, culture and food. Hope you find many such interesting connections between India and Iran. A lot of people from Persia => Iran to be found in Mumbai and Pune. You can find a lot of pre-islamic Iranian culture - Zoroastrians - at the Prince of Wales Museum in Mumbai(now called Chhatrapati Shivaji Museum i think) A few good and authentic Iranian restaurants too - Chelo and Jujeh Kebabs 😋
Read this book on the Iran-India connection through the centuries "Early Indians : The Story of Our Ancestors and Where We Came From". Welcome to South India!
Nice vlog.. Randomly came across ur TH-cam channel..love Iranian people, my first interaction with Iranian person & culture was way back in 2008 when I made friendship with an Iranian girl in bangalore. & met her family too...Iranian students have been studying & visiting banglore since early 2000 as far as I could remember... There are lots of Iranian in bangalore...i used to hear basically two sort of opinions from my Iranian friends living in bangalore, India that is, they like their freedom here, they feel free here and the other opinion which was negative was - India is dirty & not clean.. Especially walls are uncle etc... What I love about Iranian people is, they are good looking, beautiful & looks strong...
Somehow I feel , the voice is stressed and sound sad in this video. You seem exhausted and overwhelmed. Hope all s well with you guys ..
Generally you radiate energy and happiness
We were find just we recorded video at 12 night because of out side sound , and we were little tired ,
Thank you so much ☺️
Urdu and persian(farsi) language are very simailar when you hear india speaking Hindi or urdu you feel similar language as persian bcz urdu developed as languae in medival india during muslim ruler especially persian ruler
HARE KRISHNA-- DEAR FATI AND FAMILY
Even though we are indian we share the same concern.
I love Irani people, they are so very nice, easy going, and respectable and friendly always. They are my favourite people ❤❤❤
I just to say that when you talk about being vegetarian and then needing to take vitamins at 8:23, I want to clarify that many people in India have been vegetarian for centuries without having to need vitamins supplements which are a new thing anyway. My whole family are vegetarian, we look younger than our actual age, we're all healthy and have 2 kids born both over 4kg each who are also 100% vegetarian and healthy. So it's a misconception that being vegetarian means you will be sick, or weak or will need to rely on vitamins. It's simply not true as long as you eat right.
Indian food without spice would be absolutely bland and tasteless. Its the spices that makes Indian food delicious.
Hare Krishna! Now slowly start becoming vegetarian. May Lord Krishna bless you all with all abundance!
SB 1.13.47 - Jeev Jeevasya Bhojnam "One living being is the food of another."
@anshjoshi205 God has given buddhi intellect to Humans to understand what to eat and what not to
@@LOVEGODFEARSIN Exactly, brother. It's your choice to stay vegetarian and look like other skinny fat Indians 🫃🏿,while some choose to eat meat and look muscular . Secondly, you're suggesting them to become vegetarian in the name of Lord Krishna, so I showed you the line from the Srimad Bhagavatam.
Before 20-30 years ago 80% indians Hindus were pure vegetarian and most of north Indian Hindus are vegetarian but nowdays use of excess liquor also cause more non vegetarian people in hindus also.
You’re so wrong.
Not at all. Vegetarianism is mainly a thing in western and south India. In the east and north majority Hindus eat non veg. In East for a long time people did not consider chicken as food , they always ate mutton. In some very old temples it is forbidden to take chicken meat but you can bring mutton.
@Valkyri3Z you know nothing,80-90 percent haryanvis,west UP,rajasthanis are vegetarians,and more than half of punjab is vegetarian too,where do you live?
@@chaudharyshubhambaliyan4613 Bro Lucknawi biriyani is the most famous dish in India , are you stupid ? 🤣🤣 India is 75% non Vegetarians. Your village in Haryana is not India. Wake up.
That rain story was funny😅😅
I can imagine. The rain literally hurts the skin sometimes.
I think the English phrase It's raining like cats and dogs came after the British visited India😅
India's vibrant food scene is because of the variety of street food one gets. I understand that you need to have a strong stomach to digest all the fat, and spices, but it's worth it. Since you are in Bengaluru, you should try ripened jackfruit available with street vendors, steaming hot boiled peanuts during Bengaluru runs taste heavenly.
Iran has colder climate which cultivated preserving food and using that food for extended period of time. But in India, food degerate quickly due to bacteria which is active due to climate. Olden days, people didn't know about bacteria so culture of preserving food = bad luck developed in India. If someone serves food to guest after storing for a day in deep fridge( even if it's edible), is seen as an insult.
Lovely & genuine presentation. Looks like you are content living in India. After watching so many Iran travel videos and some interaction with Iranians during grad school & many more in USA, can't believe Iranians are most angry. ll the best.
A friend of mine went from India to Tehran for his sons Tennis tournament. He found the Persians to be very friendly
towards Indians. He also told me that Tehran is a very very clean city!! Obviously he loved his stay there!!
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God bless you and your family members.
All the best.
Thank you so much
Loved the video, just one thing, please do not compare Indian restaurant food with our home food.
we hardy have oil in our home cooked food.
Iranians are using a variety of Arsbian script. Iran has a very old history. Ilike to know about the script you used before the Arabian script arrieved in Iran.
On the north-east of the Golf of Hzrmuz there was probably a kingdo m of Elamite people. If you know anything about them and their script, please let me know.
Hello, both of you! Pleasantly surprised to see Persians in India. I have been fascinated by Persia for several years now. This was especially after read Shahnameh back in 2014. I wanted to ask you if you have found some real good Persian Food Restaurant in Bangalore. I would definitely like to try the taste of the food as found in Iran. Thank you for your enriching perspectives which you portray in your video.
I am learning Persian! It was a pleasant surprise to watch your video on TH-cam. Would like to learn from you quickly. Congratulations. Look forward to your vlog.
Awesome! Thank you!
I fell in love with Iran after watching Children of Heaven 1997 by Majid Majidi. Since then i grew a fond for Iranian people and Culture, the landscape and weather, History and politics. I love to think myself born in a not so known village of Iran and enjoy living a poignant, tranquil life ❤
I think in India telling gender before born is illegal
Yes it is
All the best for ur history related endeavour.god bless U both. Felt good listening to U n understanding Iran a bit
Coming to Utensils we use varity of material now a days. But in older days proper Indian utensils don't had any place for Steel. It all use to be Brass, Mud, Stone, Cooper, Cast Iron etc. Still we use all these type of utensils at home. different material for different purposes. Also depends on the time people have to maintain them, their health consious levels etc. Steel has become more populare just because it is easy to maintain in the fast life these days.
Like for Kadais people use Mud, Cast iron , Steel, Brass.
For water pots, glasses etc we use Mud, Copper.
For plates people use Brass, Silver, Steel, Ceramic etc.
Other vessels for cooking gravys people use Tin coated brass, cast iron, mud or stone.
Wow.. such a nice , unadulterated and fresh video. Love from our and your India ❤
Thank you so much 😀