Such a deep, impactful message for our society. I've always thought in the exact same way. Back then when I was in my middle school, it was a government ran school ofcourse as I belong to a middle class family, there were approximately 1 Computer for everything 4/5 students in our Computer lab. And the teachers always seemed to neglect our education. There , the one who was good at it, the one who was enlightened with the knowledge of computers, always had the chance to use it. Forget about computers, Our whole family had only one Nokia 1600 till I was in class 9th when my grandfather bought me a smartphone. So I didn't even touch a keyboard until this year when I built my own PC. I don't know about privileges, Races or Genders, I solely think Education should always be free and equal for each and every soul on Earth, Where our Governments have been a Monumental failure. Thank You for such wonderful content, Dhruv. I wish You a Happy Bengali New Year!
Honestly, the title should be "Luck of Bill Gates" instead of "Dark side/secret of Bill Gates" because there's nothing wrong about having privileges, it just depends on luck
This is not an eye opening video it's very tough to generate salaries by 1st of every month for every employee without discrimination for company and give exceptional quality of lifestyle to its employees throughout the world. Yes even generated Dhirubhai, JRD, Ratan sir , Azim Premji those who have built exceptional business in India, unlike the singhals, Kejriwals who only focus on looting banks.
I acknowledge my privilege, I was born in a family of working parents, it gave me huge advantage. My father was an airline man, it also gave me early exposure of foreign countries. I always remember this. That is why I try to give it back to my country. My dad always told me that you are a privileged kid of the developing countries like Bangladesh. Not everybody gets the same opportunities the way you got. So try to return the debt of your country. After finishing PhD at 31, that is why I returned to Bangladesh.
I belong a small village of Pakistan and i am studying in Istanbul turkey 🇹🇷, because of support my elder brother. I could be privilage at this time compare to my village people or relatives but I guess i am not acknowledg this opportunity. After this video i am thinking how to acknowledge it . Thanks dhruv
I'm so glad that someone is finally talking about this. This is also true about almost all other billionaires and famous personalities. Some had educated parents if not wealthy, some had successful surroundings if not the support of the family. It is sad to see Young people beating themselves up everyday when they fail to set the similar examples.
I was reading about this few years back. Bill Gates was born exactly at the right place, to the right parents and in the right era. There were hundreds of other intelligent Americans who passed SAT exams almost as good as Bill Gates but they were not that lucky to be born in such special conditions. Nevertheless Bill Gates should still be given the credit. Luck matters in life and there are million of examples for that.
If you think that way you must read a little about ramanujan 🤔 luck can't buy you Lamborghini even if you are born in very rich family yes your parents can afford but its not your money 🤔 its intelligence and hardwork which can make you get lambo on your own always keep in mind
There have definitely been female / other race / poorer / other nationality Bill gates' in the world. Who have not been as successful or we do not know about. And I believe many of us are privileged and don't realise it either. Excellent video. Just like the one on nepotism. I am fed up of this nepotism debate. Just like star kids have an advantage so do many of us.
I was not able to get educated....an NGO helped me study and bared my all expenses....and now i am the only educated in my whole village in 2022.....i am grateful that i got education besides the fact that my father is a labourer and mother was a maid.
सही बात है, अगर पैसा और सोर्स नहीं मिला तो आप कुछ भी नहीं कर पायेंगे, विरासत में जो मिलेगा उसी से आप आगे बढ़ पायेंगे, अगर आप मेहनत करते हैं तो, नहीं तो विरासत भी कोई काम नहीं करेगा
I know how hard life is when you are hardworking and intelligent enough but due to lack of resources you have to suffer a lot and others laughs at you without realizing the situation. you have explained the untold and unsung stories of many lives
This is common in india that's why smart and intelligent indians are hired by united states...sad but true . India has lot of talent and by the way as per survey people with high IQ and intelligence are unable to make money in India as jobs don't even suffice their expenses and expectations ..shame on indian system wherein it blaims the population and does nothing to give justice to intellectual indians.
Misleading video. There are many other dark side stories of Bill Gates, like how he thrashed his competition in an unethical manner and many other things like that.
Now, this is what I call a true Influencer... glad to have such a personality on the TH-cam platform... Your insight on any topic is extraordinary.. - Big Fan
Hlo....I'm not able to understand the objective of this video....if we ll se those opportunities as privileges then through this perception every succesful person had a privilege and I don't have privilege then I can't achieve the thing I want Can't we call them extraordinary instead of counting their opportunities as privileges because it's a very broad term then everyone will keep their hands off to try something new becoz they are afraid of not being bill gates isn't it
Actually he is born from controversy that's why he doesn't even know about intelligence hardwork and struggle 😂 Many kids born in rich family can never become bill gates cause they think they are rich why to work hard use brain or struggle 🤔
Dhruv should've talked about how Steve mistakenly allowed Bill Gates to visit Apple's Headquarters and how Bill Gates stole everything from Apple's Mac and he later went on to betray Steve by releasing a copy of Mac called "Windows".
@@shruthig9926 take a dot as a situation or moment of your life, something you're might not able to understand at the moment, you don't know why it's happening, but trust the universe, that point is part of something big. So you may not understand what's going on now, or how it's gonna help you in future, but someday when you look back it'll make sense. Steve jobs said this in a speech, while he was talking about the calligraphy class he took after he dropped out of the college and how he then used that knowledge in apple computers.
That era of Microsoft and this era (Satyajit Nadella) is totally different. I still remember my first intro with pc when i 11 years old. And that time windows 7 and Pentium 4 was so unreal. But now most of programmers change to linux community. Due to its toxic monopoly.and force to use windows 11 over any other os.
Yeah MIcrosoft windows is now trash ever since satya nadella became a ceo the company is losing market share very fast going down in the market their shares of dominance went down from 95 percent to 62 percent although still in majority Microsoft is losing its market share in Operating system market very fast.
Not everyone is as open minded as you are Dhruv! I liked the way how you took yourself as an example to show that you were privileged.. The real reason behind your success is not the privilege that you had but the humility that you have.. I like your simplicity! Amazing video Dhruv.. 💖
I completely disagree with your OPINION in this case.bcoz it's bit misleading.. Qki kisi ne bhi kuch bhi thora bahut achieve Kiya hai apne kisi bhi background k bawajood wo uski creativity or kosis or jidd k waja se .har kisi ne kosis. Karte rahna chaiye..Har koi apne mayne me privileged hai.kabhi garibi bhi motivation ka kaam karti hai...ha delusional nahi hona chaiye ki sab millionaire ho jaynge..but apne status ko better or life comfortable bana sakte hai...
Dhruv, I'm a Bangladesh Civil Service Administration Cadre officer and I'm a huge follower of your video from last couple of years. It’s really an amazing to get knowledge from your nice content as well as presentation. Keep it up 👍
@@rajiburrahman8176 don’t think so...he’s excelling himself in other subjects rather than indian politics and trying to impart knowledge in a simple and efficient manner
I am a CA and i was privileged that my father is a CA. He got me the best education and direction. He also made me get into the best ca firm for articleship which made me land a job at a big 4 organisation after i passed CA. I am privileged and grateful 😇 Jai Hind 🇮🇳
So according to you your father was also previleged 🤔 don't be fool else you would never know what hardwork actually means Ramanujan was not privileged like you yet he was one of the greatest mathematician 😒
Oh really?? Your mind looking for the negativity in bill gates for last 5 yrs bt have u ever try to know what would be the range of pros in gates.Ur conservative mind if allows, u will know what the gentleman is.
This is so stupid. The richest man in the world right now is a South African who is an immigrant. another note: weak men do make hard times. That's why the greatest country in the world, America is filled with Indian CEOs.
Two clear components of this video: 1. The systematic account of Microsoft journey - fabulous job Dhruv 2. Talking about privileges' as 'dark side' of someone's life - little disappointing, in fact your first work that disappoints. Let me elaborate, general tendency is that family privileges spoil the kids, this might have happened with Gates, but no, he managed to maneuver through the life events assuming these privileges as 'resources'. That is his metal. We all have choice - take privileges as luxury or as resources. Good luck.
Privilege is a dirt of human race it can't be fixed.. Men's and white men's were privileged and now to fix the problem they became the most unprivileged people. In India also the same thing to give women's equality men's are facing inequality 😅. The only solution to this problem is to change ourselves from our heart it can't be fixed by any laws or by hating eachother
Great video. Just one thing,you also have to acknowledge that Bill gates with all his wealth has helped millions of people (gates foundation).He has tried to provide privileges to a lot of people.
No, the real problem is the crowd of followers who are blindly following them and these people are always ready to get fooled by the stardom of superfools.
Yeah its always like that. When u get success. Then you will never be able to get the idea of luck factor. I recently saw a short of Suresh Raina emphasizing on luck factor. I have been a great fan of Rohit Sharma. He was my fav player since he was in Deccan chargers. And since then I saw his bad luck in comparison with Kohli. He was not chosen in WC 2011 due to injury. After many years even though he was chose he was played below not as an opener or one down. Then He was not considered for test cricket for a very long time. While on the other hand Kohli got the third position as soon as shehwag was dropped. And then given opportunity to play in test cricket too. This is luck. But Rohit also showed that you should keep on working hard even if everything is against you. One day you will get something. That's what life is. It's the journey not the destination.
@@brambedkar5024 bro kahi or ja kr ye kaam karo mujhe pata aap ko paise milte hai but pls yaha gandgi mat karo ja kr film ke naam pe politics karo 😂 school, hospital , jobs in sab important topics pe baat mat Krna 🙏 bhagwan aap ko sadbuddhi de 🙏☮️
A huge factor for my success is my access to one of the best schools in my city. This was possible due to my parent's efforts to prepare me for the admission. The other part of this factor is that it was a good school run by Christian missionaries. I was given fair and high quality education, despite of my religion (I'm Muslim). I am really am grateful to the Jesuit Society for making it possible for non Christan students to get education is their fine schools. There's much more, but this on is worth sharing.
This was always a debatable topic on lunch table discussions at work. Wonderful presentation!! Appraisals is where I have noticed the privileges card being used
This is actually great news. This means that India has thousands of Bill Gates waiting to get a chance. India just needs to give them their break. Currently, India (since 2014) has become the 3rd largest startup ecosystem in the world and is on track to reach 100 unicorns. In other words, young, talented & passionate people are getting recognized!
Salute to Dhruv, for bringing out the truth behind Every Success Story...( World sees the end Result and forgets the process or the unexplained luck factor....Very right...Keepup the Good work of rightly analysing what is 'The Truth'.
The message is so deep , embracing every little things around could make a person more successful . Be it a materialistic , emotional support, or any kind privilege , practicing gratefulness over denial one should do .
Make a video on New health bill Mr. Rathi...becz after this bill Indians will be treated in the same manner as Chinese have been treated in their country since last 3 weeks ... we all will be treated as slaves... How super powers of the world r going to make us slaves.. Their slogan is - u will own nothing but u will be happy.. This is a world conspiracy ... please expose this..
I am working in an IT company but when i talk to people from rural areas, they are not aware of softwares but they have enthusiasm. You are right awareness and accessibility are equally important.
I always thought while in school or college that when everyone has same resources to access, let's see who utilise the best. That's exactly you said in the last 2-3 mins that the starting point has to be same. Because everyone is battling their own battle due to the environment in which they have grown. A thought provoking video. Hats off.
@@vbp123 if Starting point is same , many will not get an unfair advantage. But just the saying , it can never be the same. As Dhruv said we should acknowledge privilege. If we have a chance we should ensure that a person get same facility. Like in my education time, i have the privilege of books, school one , many don't have it. So we can provide that if we can. So that they also get thé same opportunity. Then of course it's depend on talent and interest. And of course the boards of India , CBSE , ICSE, and state board , they create a big difference. State board students are far more behind in terms exposure
@@brambedkar5024 ambedkar ji ka naam leke apni giri hui sukat na dikhaye balak,,, apke pitaji rss walo ko vi accha nhi lagega usme se vi kai log unki respect karte h
Great facts to know. Never thought about it this way. Breaking down other Billionaires life also has few common points as such. Privilege do play major role however the lack of it is mainly glorified in media.
I still don't understand how it is some Dark Secret of Bill gates these are mainly some basic Points that is Common to Majority Billionaire ...what is these situation that IF Bill was black or born in India or somewhere else ....it's not His problem or mistake that he had the Resources sorry to say this video felt like a Clickbait
Moral of the Story or life as per video 😅: Success depends on 2 factors 1. Hard work with whatever sources we have 2. Luck Many do first one and fail, Respect them too, We should focus on we can control, maybe we get second one too !!! Thank You for blowing mind as always !! ❤
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This is called a truth! Reality should not be sugar-coated. So that we don't day dream. Dhruv, you are making a change to India from outside of India, I can totally feel your life and creation so far and saluting it. I hope to work with you someday, for leaning from a person like you🙏🏻💐
@@shaileshshastri635 yes he is funded by pakistan, see his video on 12th oct 2017, he has explained about his fundings clearly and to make india an islamic state..
Such an informative, well researched video Everyone has different circumstances, starting point is not same for all ,some has to reach to the point which is the beginning for others and that is privilege
I was working with my dad in 2006 as a tailor and i was 16 at that time. At that age i learned how to stitch the shirts and pants but i was not happy with that, I came to Hyderabad and i worked as a security guard in an Accenture company. At that time I got to know that there are a lot of private jobs are there it is better then Government jobs and no reservation. That's it i have restarted my education with computers and became a software engineer now.
10:19 this much difficulty women faced in our past😥😥 still some men say women are not intelligent because they cant able to fine lots of roal model in women as compare to men
What an absolutely fantastic video. I love how you didn't give much away in the title, but being privileged is such a huge factor in all our lives and it's so so important for everyone to recognize and acknowledge it. Thanks so much! I'm just so amazed at how meaningful and important this video this. All my best wishes to you Dhruv!
sir i really appreciate your work.I am in class 12th almost pass out. I am watching your vdos since 9th class.the way you explain each and every topic is really commendable.May god shower his bestest wished n blessings on you. thanku so much sir...keep making vdos for us....thank you
As my father was a accountant & had computer in office i had access to computer in 2006 & knew basics. In 2016, i got smartphone & media exposure to gain more knowledge about science, tech & different culture. I have pc & laptop for more than 8 years. Because of having access to dvd, tv & computer i was more fluent & updated than other students of that time. Having very supportive parents & no discrimination. Calm environment to write poetry in both English & Bangla....
Actually you were better wrong coz u can't do anything with privileges and ur old philosophy which u changed just now would have helped u more in ur way to success
@@shoaib7158 yeah that's right Now if someone who fails after hardworking . He will blame luck And not try again and be depressed This video is informative but has a bad impact according to me
@@chessmaniac999 le me being 16 and having board exams in next 12 days yet neither completed my 60% of syllabus Revision to chhor hi do Pata nhi firvi lag rha h ki 90 percentile to aa hi jayenge 🥲
You are right. For a village student to crack any competitive exam is very hard compare to a English background city person. And I am currently facing this problem right now. So i know this very well. 🙏
@@ErenYeager25293 yahi dard or taklif hi to kamiyabi ke baad kahaniyan ban jati hai jo sunane mai maja aata hai 🔥. Just make your on path 👍 all the best 🙏
dhruv is exactly right , i had been living in village since childhood that time i have no idea wat was going on in my life , even my sister was in 10th passed with very good marks she decided to choose math stream everyone shocked in my home , even my father told her think again but she told no will choose maths, after my sistr 11th class we moved to city and i gt admision in one of the best school and my sister top in 12 because she gets a coaching now we are in position i never thought in my life evn i never ever thought in my life i will study in another city . somehow i also felt apart from hardwork there are so many things which we ignore ,eekka dukka chorkr why dk is not like ms , i laso felt priviledge and luck aalso matter , thnaks to my papa . he decided to move on ,
Bro your channel is all beacuse of your hardwork and consistency, I am literally addicted to your channel . TH-cam is now available to anyone in our country. The privilege you got is of being able to study abroad (more opportunities,less competition)which is still a dream of every middle class. Btw keep going , loved the content.🤩
Seriously mr. Dhruv Rathee, I have watched so many informative videos but this is the best video I have ever watched. I knew that every perticular person has different circumstances and privileges that's why I can't do what other have done but I'll do something that others can never do.👍
Make a video on New health bill Mr. Rathi...becz after this bill Indians will be treated in the same manner as Chinese have been treated in their country since last 3 weeks ... we all will be treated as slaves... How super powers of the world r going to make us slaves.. Their slogan is - u will own nothing but u will be happy.. This is a world conspiracy ... please expose this..
My father was a hardworking person Us ne mera admission private school mai. Karaaya aur at least mai aaj neet k preparation karrha hu apne. Gaaoo ka. Pehla student
So true. I am a MBBS doctor from India. I had the opportunity to move to U.S when I was 38yrs . I had dreams of passing my U.S.M.L,E and becoming a doctor here. But unfortunatley, I got divorced within 3 years. I had to take care of my daughter who was 7 years old. So I spent many years doing ordinary menial jobs just to survive. I had no family here to help. The years just glided past . I now work as a nutritionist. But I spend many sad moments , thinking of how different life could have been if I had the help and resources at the time , to be able to study. Everything has to come together at the right time.
This is your bestest video ever since I'm watching you . a student who belongs to a middle class family should watch this video. I can totally relate to this video I am from a very middle class background and I always think that how can someone achieve this much of wealth and income . this video is very helpful for me thank you so much I appreciate it ❤️🥰
Hey Dhruv, I expected a video about Microsoft's unjust and monopolistic policies rather than Bill's privileges. Yes, the topic was awesome and even the issue talked about was a unique one! But I would also like a video on Microsoft's partiality with Netscape Navigator and Firefox...
I'm a CA aspirant, I have completed foundation, Intermediate exams and now I'm doing Articleship. I have many privileges, one of the most important is my younger sister. Because of her I used to study without worrying about my parents and home, she took all the responsibilities to her shoulders. Took care of me like her child, she became my moral support too. But that privilege ended last Sunday as she died accidentally in a lake in front of my eyes, I don't know whether I can pass my CA final without her. Atlast I like to say please acknowledge your privileges when it is still present for you.
Dhruv,I'm a doctorate but salute your work.I'm one of your subscribers for more than 2 yrs and always wait eagerly for new videos.Hats off and carry on such good works.🙏
Sir I m a child of age 15 but I understand what is going on in this world and u explain whole different from other Thanks a lot to give us such mysterious fact
Hi Dhruv, your videos are very well thought and structured. They are stripped off ambiguities and clear facts backed data. You have almost mastered the art of communicating messages to the masses. Appreciate your time and efforts in making these videos of awareness. Note: I like your videos' outro music it has a wonderful depth and a sense of magnitude to it. What is it called?
As someone who's from Bangladesh and where social norms totally ignore this fact I can't express how grateful I feel seeing someone acknowledge this factor.
Exactly the point, 19:36 "Sab ke liye starting point same banane ki koshish karein". I'll share my experience... After passing SYJC (Science), a girl was telling another about her PCM & PCB average as 72% in both. She could easily get her admission in Pharmacy, or Engineering, basis her OBC certificate, and if not, then her father would get her admission done through payment seat (which only rich people can afford)... That is when I realized what was the difference between an "Open category" student vs. "Others"... I, with my PCM average 86% had no chance of my admission in an Engineering college... So, in the lines of privileges...she had more privileges... Basis the certificate.. a lower category and basis the financial condition, a rich class 😄 .... My privilege has been always my Parents and their Blessings... that year a new Engineering college had opened and I got an admission in that Navi Mumbai's new college. Else, neither we had any certificate nor any extra money to get my admission, in any college in Mumbai... For all the students, the best and same level of education should be provided and then basis their caliber, their admission should be done in the colleges... There will be, many Open category students, who may not have got the degrees or higher studies, due to a limited seats available for "a lower middle class Open category" students and a fix no. of seats are there for the reserved quota and other fixed ones for the Payment (for the rich people's children) seats....
Very informative video. I have worked in Eureka Forbes since 1998 and I too had some privileges like I joined an Ex IAF officer who took the Franchisee of Eureka Forbes in Pathankot. Had he not opened this business I would not have joined. Secondly I had the privilege of a supportive Dad who always stood by me during my tough times. Thirdly, I was in a town which is surrounded by the Army and It helped me to introduce and sell my brands in a more profitable manner. Fourth, PATHANKOT has the adjoining areas like Dalhousie and Dharamshala the two famous hill stations offering a great tourism business where I could go and sell my products in a big number and make some very close contacts with some influential persons. Five, hotel industry, Famous Boarding schools like DPS, SACRED HEART and a big Army presence including retired defence officers who crave our products like anything, made it easy for me to increase my Sales exponentially.
These type of videos are actual therapy and motivation. We need more people like Dhruv who can tell it like it is in the real world. I think it's best to use whatever privilege you may have to it's max potential without thinking of getting the exact outcome as these eminent personalities. For eg, I am professional dancer only because I could go on and stick with it for long without worrying too much about finances. But I've had my own shortcomings as well. In any way, I do try my best to help others who don't come from the same background. Anyway, keep up the good work! Always have enjoyed your content for its sheer honesty.
ध्रुव आप - निश्चिंत ही भिन्न हो आप वाक़ई गज़ब हो ग़ज़ब हो लाजवाब हो Ammasaaaaazing ईश्वर से मैं आपकी उम्र-ए-दराज़ी की दीर्घ आयु की कामना करता हूँ इतनी छोटी उम्र का इतना बड़ा जर्नलिस्ट तसल्ली का आभास होता है कि नंही सर रवीश पॉंडे प्रसुन्न वाजपेई सुधीर सर (न्यूज़ 24) बरखा दत्त, प्नणव रॉय दिलीप सरदेसाई कि आभिसार शर्मा आशुतोष, जैसे दुनिया के अज़ीम तरीन महान पत्रकार हैं तो आने वाली नस्लों के लियें इत्मिनान-ओ-सन्तोष होगा कि उनकी उम्मीदों का चिराग़ सदा जलता रहेगा क्यूंकि ध्रुव राठी है मेरा नमन-ओ-प्रणाम है उन माता पिता को जिन्होंने ऐसी सन्तान को जन्म दिया सादर शाकिर इक़बाल
The most important thing he utilised the privileges in a right way. Many of us have privileges, but how many people know how to use them or actually use them fully or partly! This can not be the negative side of Bil Gates.
Very true bahut se rich parents ke bacche bas apne parents ke paiso se ayyashi karte hai...yeh Bill Gates ki samjhdari hi hai jo apne parents ke resources ka theek-2 utilise kar paayi
Not all of our parents are rich enough to send us to Harvard. There are many talented Indians who got accepted into prestigious universities but couldn't afford it. As an eg: in one of Singh in USA channels video i read a comment about a guy who got accepted into University of Toronto or Waterloo (I dont remember but both come under top 100 universities) but he didn't have the money to study there. Bill Gates isn't a saint either he stopped sharing the patent of covid vaccine which could have saved many lives for profit reasons. He is just another greedy capitalist.
This is exactly what I tell my friends when they give me lecture on hard work to college students and all. I can not tell them the privilages we had in front of my friend but to those who I really care about I always tell them find your own way because situations and capabilities of each and every person is different. Both me and my friends were effluent enough to be able to go to Bangalore and study in private institutions after completing our colleges to get our placements. Both of us were privileged enough to be able to get to know from our seniors what are the possibilities after graduation if college does not offer placements. Both of us had computers and had learnt basic C programming during our school days and our parents were able to afford to send us to such schools with such big computer labs. We never had to fight for food or study in government schools under any compulsion or financial restrictions nor we had to work with out parents for a regular income so considering all the factors one must act if you are not privileged enough it is way more difficult for you to grow compared to even a normal middle class family. This does not mean poor people must not try but rather it means you may have to think and do things differently just by copying someone or by just hard work, a poor person will not be able to go through the way I or my friends did.
but dont focus too much on it. Focus on what you can do. Do not even think like this. On society, pretend that you are the best, and they will treat you like that.
before i dont know about privilege,and i was thinking that everything is hardwork! but you openned my eyes now i understand that back support is very important.
Such a deep, impactful message for our society. I've always thought in the exact same way. Back then when I was in my middle school, it was a government ran school ofcourse as I belong to a middle class family, there were approximately 1 Computer for everything 4/5 students in our Computer lab. And the teachers always seemed to neglect our education. There , the one who was good at it, the one who was enlightened with the knowledge of computers, always had the chance to use it. Forget about computers, Our whole family had only one Nokia 1600 till I was in class 9th when my grandfather bought me a smartphone. So I didn't even touch a keyboard until this year when I built my own PC. I don't know about privileges, Races or Genders, I solely think Education should always be free and equal for each and every soul on Earth, Where our Governments have been a Monumental failure. Thank You for such wonderful content, Dhruv. I wish You a Happy Bengali New Year!
Yes Same Story For Me
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Honestly, the title should be "Luck of Bill Gates" instead of "Dark side/secret of Bill Gates" because there's nothing wrong about having privileges, it just depends on luck
yes you are right
Such kind of title attract more viewers😎
Ya you are right ... I was also thinking the same ...
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it is way to get more views u will not understand kid. we humans are tend to attract more towards sensational thumbnail.
Privilege is not the presence of luxuries, but the absence of obstacles. Thank you for this eye opening video.
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Well, actually privilege is both of them.
This is not an eye opening video it's very tough to generate salaries by 1st of every month for every employee without discrimination for company and give exceptional quality of lifestyle to its employees throughout the world. Yes even generated Dhirubhai, JRD, Ratan sir , Azim Premji those who have built exceptional business in India, unlike the singhals, Kejriwals who only focus on looting banks.
Brilliant comment
TBH one of the greatest comments I've ever read.🛐
Very interesting introspective... thanks for such a meaningful content Prof Rathi
I acknowledge my privilege, I was born in a family of working parents, it gave me huge advantage. My father was an airline man, it also gave me early exposure of foreign countries. I always remember this. That is why I try to give it back to my country. My dad always told me that you are a privileged kid of the developing countries like Bangladesh. Not everybody gets the same opportunities the way you got. So try to return the debt of your country. After finishing PhD at 31, that is why I returned to Bangladesh.
😍😍....
Laga bill gates baat kar rha he 😂😂
@@DisciplinedTrader27 Yes...Dhruv asked at the end to write about our own privileges. That is why I wrote mine.
Do you understand Bengali?? I am also a Indian Bengali from West Bengal. Today is 1st baisakh. Our Bengali new year
@@arkadhar8446 শুভ নববর্ষ ১৪২৯!
I belong a small village of Pakistan and i am studying in Istanbul turkey 🇹🇷, because of support my elder brother. I could be privilage at this time compare to my village people or relatives but I guess i am not acknowledg this opportunity. After this video i am thinking how to acknowledge it . Thanks dhruv
Amazing 👍🏻
Very good bro 👍👍
Nice bro keep going
Right
@@anushkagupta1489 we should also think of our current youth who are blindly being deluded in hatred and politics. Afterr all its our loss as indians
I'm so glad that someone is finally talking about this. This is also true about almost all other billionaires and famous personalities. Some had educated parents if not wealthy, some had successful surroundings if not the support of the family. It is sad to see Young people beating themselves up everyday when they fail to set the similar examples.
Tere dp bhot sohni a
@@akashboparai6485 legit og lol 🤣
@@akashboparai6485 asli billionaire tu nikla bhai 😂🤣😂🤣
Na Bhai ye toh trillioner h 🤣
@@alluneed4133 😂🤣
Dhruv Rathee always talks facts, complete research done by him and then he shares the information.
Great work bhai
Best thing is that he mentioned his own life's privilege regarding TH-cam.Such a humble person🌿
humble😆
Nice video
Did u get an orgasm bcz of his humbleness ?
He's not Humble. He's a deceiver. He says this to gain trust.
Did he mentioned Dark Secret of Dhruv Rathi?
I was reading about this few years back.
Bill Gates was born exactly at the right place, to the right parents and in the right era. There were hundreds of other intelligent Americans who passed SAT exams almost as good as Bill Gates but they were not that lucky to be born in such special conditions.
Nevertheless Bill Gates should still be given the credit.
Luck matters in life and there are million of examples for that.
You were reading Malcolm Gladwell. Weren't you?
Right
If you think that way you must read a little about ramanujan 🤔 luck can't buy you Lamborghini even if you are born in very rich family yes your parents can afford but its not your money 🤔 its intelligence and hardwork which can make you get lambo on your own always keep in mind
Bill Gates was lucky enough. His parents where at the right place at the right time too.
There have definitely been female / other race / poorer / other nationality Bill gates' in the world. Who have not been as successful or we do not know about.
And I believe many of us are privileged and don't realise it either.
Excellent video. Just like the one on nepotism.
I am fed up of this nepotism debate. Just like star kids have an advantage so do many of us.
I was not able to get educated....an NGO helped me study and bared my all expenses....and now i am the only educated in my whole village in 2022.....i am grateful that i got education besides the fact that my father is a labourer and mother was a maid.
More power to you 🙌
You have been chosen for a special purpose.
Do wonders out of it.
Keep it up… we proud of u👍
सही बात है, अगर पैसा और सोर्स नहीं मिला तो आप कुछ भी नहीं कर पायेंगे, विरासत में जो मिलेगा उसी से आप आगे बढ़ पायेंगे, अगर आप मेहनत करते हैं तो, नहीं तो विरासत भी कोई काम नहीं करेगा
I know how hard life is when you are hardworking and intelligent enough
but due to lack of resources you have to suffer a lot and others laughs at you
without realizing the situation.
you have explained the untold and unsung stories of many lives
This is common in india that's why smart and intelligent indians are hired by united states...sad but true . India has lot of talent and by the way as per survey people with high IQ and intelligence are unable to make money in India as jobs don't even suffice their expenses and expectations ..shame on indian system wherein it blaims the population and does nothing to give justice to intellectual indians.
Misleading video. There are many other dark side stories of Bill Gates, like how he thrashed his competition in an unethical manner and many other things like that.
Now, this is what I call a true Influencer... glad to have such a personality on the TH-cam platform... Your insight on any topic is extraordinary..
- Big Fan
Hlo....I'm not able to understand the objective of this video....if we ll se those opportunities as privileges then through this perception every succesful person had a privilege and I don't have privilege then I can't achieve the thing I want
Can't we call them extraordinary instead of counting their opportunities as privileges because it's a very broad term then everyone will keep their hands off to try something new becoz they are afraid of not being bill gates isn't it
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@@CUINBOWL07 opportunities and time is what makes a person successful...
"Trust takes years to build, Second to break and forever to repair"
That's an amazing quote right there!!!
"Control C + Control V" this one too. 🔥🔥
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@@gnoatgamingyt3564 yeh kaisi mentality hai ??
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Very informative
Stay Blessed
From Science to Arts to Commerce to Mass-Media to Technology to Infinity......videos on all Topics...... Truely a Genius. 😊🙏👍👍
@@brambedkar5024 lol
@@brambedkar5024 AAP zindabad
Actually he is born from controversy that's why he doesn't even know about intelligence hardwork and struggle
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Many kids born in rich family can never become bill gates cause they think they are rich why to work hard use brain or struggle 🤔
Here I think the words of steve jobs comes into consideration "you can only connect dots by looking backward not forward".
Steve Jobs is a true legend
Dhruv should've talked about how Steve mistakenly allowed Bill Gates to visit Apple's Headquarters and how Bill Gates stole everything from Apple's Mac and he later went on to betray Steve by releasing a copy of Mac called "Windows".
@@kiran-thetributechannel bil gates too
Can you explain this a lil more ? This quote
@@shruthig9926 take a dot as a situation or moment of your life, something you're might not able to understand at the moment, you don't know why it's happening, but trust the universe, that point is part of something big. So you may not understand what's going on now, or how it's gonna help you in future, but someday when you look back it'll make sense. Steve jobs said this in a speech, while he was talking about the calligraphy class he took after he dropped out of the college and how he then used that knowledge in apple computers.
Please expose 'Elon Musk' in next video....."He's an alien and trying to get back to his planet" 😂😂😂
wow...what an insight you have on Mr Musk 😅😅
Then why he said to nuke mars to kill his familly
🔥🔥🤣🤣🤣
Lame
Felt sad after reading your comment
That era of Microsoft and this era (Satyajit Nadella) is totally different.
I still remember my first intro with pc when i 11 years old. And that time windows 7 and Pentium 4 was so unreal.
But now most of programmers change to linux community. Due to its toxic monopoly.and force to use windows 11 over any other os.
Yeah MIcrosoft windows is now trash ever since satya nadella became a ceo the company is losing market share very fast going down in the market their shares of dominance went down from 95 percent to 62 percent although still in majority Microsoft is losing its market share in Operating system market very fast.
Not everyone is as open minded as you are Dhruv! I liked the way how you took yourself as an example to show that you were privileged.. The real reason behind your success is not the privilege that you had but the humility that you have.. I like your simplicity! Amazing video Dhruv.. 💖
I liked that part very much.His videos leave me to think a lot
True that
awesome personality, and nice thought for everyone to think
Yesss
I completely disagree with your OPINION in this case.bcoz it's bit misleading.. Qki kisi ne bhi kuch bhi thora bahut achieve Kiya hai apne kisi bhi background k bawajood wo uski creativity or kosis or jidd k waja se .har kisi ne kosis. Karte rahna chaiye..Har koi apne mayne me privileged hai.kabhi garibi bhi motivation ka kaam karti hai...ha delusional nahi hona chaiye ki sab millionaire ho jaynge..but apne status ko better or life comfortable bana sakte hai...
Dhruv, I'm a Bangladesh Civil Service Administration Cadre officer and I'm a huge follower of your video from last couple of years. It’s really an amazing to get knowledge from your nice content as well as presentation. Keep it up 👍
Me too. But his quality dropping with time.
@@rajiburrahman8176 L
@@rajiburrahman8176 don’t think so...he’s excelling himself in other subjects rather than indian politics and trying to impart knowledge in a simple and efficient manner
@@rajiburrahman8176 nope I think increasing. Personal opinion.
@@pP-nh5qk He already made videos on indian politics. But andhbhakts don't understand it.
We have the privilege of watching and understanding Dhruv's informative videos. Which gives us value and makes us Open minded
Makes us minded" very true 👍
Jyada mind open mat karliyo bhai
Bheja nikalkar bahar gir jayega
😄😄😄
@@gamapokokompanchiro2156 Dont spam
14:47 onward the message about "Privilege" is really deep, many of us forget that at times including myself, I must agree.
I am a CA and i was privileged that my father is a CA. He got me the best education and direction. He also made me get into the best ca firm for articleship which made me land a job at a big 4 organisation after i passed CA. I am privileged and grateful 😇 Jai Hind 🇮🇳
Congratulations bro
Bro where you did article ship?
So according to you your father was also previleged 🤔 don't be fool else you would never know what hardwork actually means Ramanujan was not privileged like you yet he was one of the greatest mathematician 😒
Where you did articleship?
It is humble that you can accept you are privileged..
Dhruv , you told exactly what I have in mind since last 5 years. Thanks for enlightening people.
Oh really?? Your mind looking for the negativity in bill gates for last 5 yrs bt have u ever try to know what would be the range of pros in gates.Ur conservative mind if allows, u will know what the gentleman is.
Dhruv told exactly useless...stuff
@@kunalgaurhar220 um no, have you read the book outlier? It basically talks about this.
@Donald. Trump very nicely answered👏🏻
Thnkx bro
I loved your closing statements.. Exceptions cannot be made rule.. 'Previlages' are still an important issue in every part of world. 👍👍
Yes
Imao
This is so stupid. The richest man in the world right now is a South African who is an immigrant. another note: weak men do make hard times. That's why the greatest country in the world, America is filled with Indian CEOs.
@@saketpandeysp33 what so funny mate??
Great
wow kitne ache se sab kuch samjhate ho aap. maza aa jata h. thank u
Hellow
Two clear components of this video:
1. The systematic account of Microsoft journey - fabulous job Dhruv
2. Talking about privileges' as 'dark side' of someone's life - little disappointing, in fact your first work that disappoints.
Let me elaborate, general tendency is that family privileges spoil the kids, this might have happened with Gates, but no, he managed to maneuver through the life events assuming these privileges as 'resources'. That is his metal. We all have choice - take privileges as luxury or as resources. Good luck.
Agree with you
Its a click bait title
You obviously missed the point or probably have privilege blindness.
Exceptions are there but it's not the rule.
@@neetakarnik331 I dont agree and I have a reason for that. If you wish to know I might elaborate
I love that he is pointing out the importance of " acknowledging privilege".
Very well done, Dhruv!
Big fan of your work.
i have always felt it, only rich people are rich and beautiful!
Privilege is a dirt of human race it can't be fixed..
Men's and white men's were privileged and now to fix the problem they became the most unprivileged people. In India also the same thing to give women's equality men's are facing inequality 😅. The only solution to this problem is to change ourselves from our heart it can't be fixed by any laws or by hating eachother
Great video. Just one thing,you also have to acknowledge that Bill gates with all his wealth has helped millions of people (gates foundation).He has tried to provide privileges to a lot of people.
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yes bro🙏🙏
Bill Gates not a hero
@@moviemaniachindidubbed7057 thats why you cant be rich
@@kimekime1894 tu jo jinda hai na aussi ki wjh se hai jo polio ki drop pe ethi usme iska hee yogdaan hai
It's the first video that I saw on your channel. That's too much amazing. I can't believe that anyone can go so deeply.
Whatever I am in life I got the privileges from my mother and father and grandfather and so on...I am nothing without this advantages I got...
but tum ho kaun bhai
@@sachinsakpal8322 this story is true for most of us. We dont need to be someone
Hats off Dhruv sir…greatly presented! Appreciate the research and production quality
I agree with you. But most of the successful people can't observe these facts. They only think everything is possible through talent and hard work.
No, the real problem is the crowd of followers who are blindly following them and these people are always ready to get fooled by the stardom of superfools.
Yeah its always like that. When u get success. Then you will never be able to get the idea of luck factor. I recently saw a short of Suresh Raina emphasizing on luck factor. I have been a great fan of Rohit Sharma. He was my fav player since he was in Deccan chargers. And since then I saw his bad luck in comparison with Kohli. He was not chosen in WC 2011 due to injury. After many years even though he was chose he was played below not as an opener or one down. Then He was not considered for test cricket for a very long time. While on the other hand Kohli got the third position as soon as shehwag was dropped. And then given opportunity to play in test cricket too. This is luck. But Rohit also showed that you should keep on working hard even if everything is against you. One day you will get something. That's what life is. It's the journey not the destination.
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@@brambedkar5024 bro kahi or ja kr ye kaam karo mujhe pata aap ko paise milte hai but pls yaha gandgi mat karo ja kr film ke naam pe politics karo 😂 school, hospital , jobs in sab important topics pe baat mat Krna 🙏 bhagwan aap ko sadbuddhi de 🙏☮️
@@mangoman4767 go and him stop spamming . And if you are interested in it the go and do a research on it 🙏.
In this your video i know about HardWork is Very Matter But some time Luck is Also Matter 😅 like bill Gates 💸 luckiest man and also HardWorker man
Every youtubers should learn from dhruv how to make quality content ❤️ love your videos
Yes Dhruv and Getsetfly.
I just love their dedication.
A huge factor for my success is my access to one of the best schools in my city. This was possible due to my parent's efforts to prepare me for the admission. The other part of this factor is that it was a good school run by Christian missionaries. I was given fair and high quality education, despite of my religion (I'm Muslim). I am really am grateful to the Jesuit Society for making it possible for non Christan students to get education is their fine schools.
There's much more, but this on is worth sharing.
In which school you studied if you don't mind?
Mashallah ❣️
This was always a debatable topic on lunch table discussions at work. Wonderful presentation!!
Appraisals is where I have noticed the privileges card being used
This is actually great news. This means that India has thousands of Bill Gates waiting to get a chance. India just needs to give them their break. Currently, India (since 2014) has become the 3rd largest startup ecosystem in the world and is on track to reach 100 unicorns. In other words, young, talented & passionate people are getting recognized!
@@sup1801 it's all about time
Loved this video thanks for considering different side of this subject.
Salute to Dhruv, for bringing out the truth behind Every Success Story...( World sees the end Result and forgets the process or the unexplained luck factor....Very right...Keepup the Good work of rightly analysing what is 'The Truth'.
The message is so deep , embracing every little things around could make a person more successful . Be it a materialistic , emotional support, or any kind privilege , practicing gratefulness over denial one should do .
Make a video on New health bill Mr. Rathi...becz after this bill Indians will be treated in the same manner as Chinese have been treated in their country since last 3 weeks ... we all will be treated as slaves... How super powers of the world r going to make us slaves.. Their slogan is - u will own nothing but u will be happy.. This is a world conspiracy ... please expose this..
I am working in an IT company but when i talk to people from rural areas, they are not aware of softwares but they have enthusiasm. You are right awareness and accessibility are equally important.
Dhruv is always exceptional.... Love from Pakistan ❤❤❤
Amazing video man 🙌🏻❤️
@@brambedkar5024 u r casteist. Remove that photo of dr ambedkar
I always thought while in school or college that when everyone has same resources to access, let's see who utilise the best. That's exactly you said in the last 2-3 mins that the starting point has to be same. Because everyone is battling their own battle due to the environment in which they have grown. A thought provoking video. Hats off.
@@kattarsanatani4402 😂😂
@@kattarsanatani4402 ?? Any relation with this video ??
Even if everyone gets same starting line...but still people can't do equally good because everyone has different level of talent.....
@@vbp123 if Starting point is same , many will not get an unfair advantage. But just the saying , it can never be the same. As Dhruv said we should acknowledge privilege. If we have a chance we should ensure that a person get same facility. Like in my education time, i have the privilege of books, school one , many don't have it. So we can provide that if we can. So that they also get thé same opportunity. Then of course it's depend on talent and interest. And of course the boards of India , CBSE , ICSE, and state board , they create a big difference. State board students are far more behind in terms exposure
"Life is unfair, get used to it"
- Bill Gates
same aas barwon ke khiladi
xD
@@brambedkar5024 ambedkar ji ka photo tab bhi baate gawaro wali
@@brambedkar5024kidhr likha hai
@@chandrakantsathyavedu8281 hehe true af
@@brambedkar5024 ambedkar ji ka naam leke apni giri hui sukat na dikhaye balak,,, apke pitaji rss walo ko vi accha nhi lagega usme se vi kai log unki respect karte h
19:16 right ❤
18:45 yaar ye sari example bahut he aacha lga dil jit liya aapne bahut he jayada aacha logical baat hai ♥️♥️
Great facts to know. Never thought about it this way. Breaking down other Billionaires life also has few common points as such. Privilege do play major role however the lack of it is mainly glorified in media.
I still don't understand how it is some Dark Secret of Bill gates these are mainly some basic Points that is Common to Majority Billionaire ...what is these situation that IF Bill was black or born in India or somewhere else ....it's not His problem or mistake that he had the Resources sorry to say this video felt like a Clickbait
Moral of the Story or life as per video 😅: Success depends on 2 factors
1. Hard work with whatever sources we have
2. Luck
Many do first one and fail, Respect them too, We should focus on we can control, maybe we get second one too !!!
Thank You for blowing mind as always !! ❤
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This is called a truth! Reality should not be sugar-coated. So that we don't day dream. Dhruv, you are making a change to India from outside of India, I can totally feel your life and creation so far and saluting it. I hope to work with you someday, for leaning from a person like you🙏🏻💐
Outside of India??
@@shaileshshastri635 yes he is funded by pakistan, see his video on 12th oct 2017, he has explained about his fundings clearly and to make india an islamic state..
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@@narendrakumar709 u high rn
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Such an informative, well researched video
Everyone has different circumstances, starting point is not same for all ,some has to reach to the point which is the beginning for others and that is privilege
What a informative and secret video
Well said dhruv
I also love to watch your blog you're improving day by day we'll keep it up 😊
I'm not from earth
chall bee spam mat kar
Amazing Video Sir Ji❤❤❤
I was working with my dad in 2006 as a tailor and i was 16 at that time. At that age i learned how to stitch the shirts and pants but i was not happy with that,
I came to Hyderabad and i worked as a security guard in an Accenture company.
At that time I got to know that there are a lot of private jobs are there it is better then Government jobs and no reservation.
That's it i have restarted my education with computers and became a software engineer now.
10:19 this much difficulty women faced in our past😥😥 still some men say women are not intelligent because they cant able to fine lots of roal model in women as compare to men
What an absolutely fantastic video. I love how you didn't give much away in the title, but being privileged is such a huge factor in all our lives and it's so so important for everyone to recognize and acknowledge it.
Thanks so much! I'm just so amazed at how meaningful and important this video this. All my best wishes to you Dhruv!
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I would suggest this book "Outliers" which talks about this topic in detail and with different people/companies as examples
sir i really appreciate your work.I am in class 12th almost pass out. I am watching your vdos since 9th class.the way you explain each and every topic is really commendable.May god shower his bestest wished n blessings on you. thanku so much sir...keep making vdos for us....thank you
U r gems bro. We never comes to know all the things without u. Heartily thanks. God gives u more courage
At 17:30 thinking that you also got privilege
And suddenly you said that.......
What a timing
As my father was a accountant & had computer in office i had access to computer in 2006 & knew basics. In 2016, i got smartphone & media exposure to gain more knowledge about science, tech & different culture. I have pc & laptop for more than 8 years. Because of having access to dvd, tv & computer i was more fluent & updated than other students of that time. Having very supportive parents & no discrimination. Calm environment to write poetry in both English & Bangla....
*Three billionaires which i respect from my heart Ratan Tata 🇮🇳 Warren Buffett 🇺🇸 and Bill Gates* 🇺🇸 🧡
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@@rutvikrs kya hua
Yes ratan tata sir is great
Why warren
Steve Jobs too
I was wrong 🤔 thinking that only hardwork and focus is responsible ...
then I realized the truth
thanks for such a great fact about Bill gates ❤❤❤
Actually you were better wrong coz u can't do anything with privileges and ur old philosophy which u changed just now would have helped u more in ur way to success
@@shoaib7158 yeah that's right
Now if someone who fails after hardworking . He will blame luck
And not try again and be depressed
This video is informative but has a bad impact according to me
@@chessmaniac999 bro what's ur current age and what are you doing right now
I liked ur ideology
Just wanna know these facts to get an idea of you
@@shoaib7158 18 age
12th board + cuet preparation 🙂
@@chessmaniac999 le me being 16 and having board exams in next 12 days yet neither completed my 60% of syllabus
Revision to chhor hi do
Pata nhi firvi lag rha h ki 90 percentile to aa hi jayenge 🥲
You are right. For a village student to crack any competitive exam is very hard compare to a English background city person. And I am currently facing this problem right now. So i know this very well. 🙏
Never give up bro ❤️
tbh everyone has their own problems
You can watch English content on TH-cam with subtitles...might be helpful.
@@dishanknayal6118 i am trying at my best.
@@ErenYeager25293 yahi dard or taklif hi to kamiyabi ke baad kahaniyan ban jati hai jo sunane mai maja aata hai 🔥. Just make your on path 👍 all the best 🙏
Baho achchhe. Faida Uthao anehalat aur apni Kamyabi ko. Good Wishes for You.
Love from Nepal 🇳🇵 sir
U inspired us alot♥️
A perfect geopolitics 🥀
Every successful person has painful story, without hardworking and risk nothing is possible!👍
And sometime some privilage
@@brambedkar5024 irrelevant
@@brambedkar5024 irrelevant comment spotted
@@brambedkar5024 BJP is destroying India
until you are ananya pandey
lol
dhruv is exactly right , i had been living in village since childhood that time i have no idea wat was going on in my life , even my sister was in 10th passed with very good marks she decided to choose math stream everyone shocked in my home , even my father told her think again but she told no will choose maths, after my sistr 11th class we moved to city and i gt admision in one of the best school and my sister top in 12 because she gets a coaching now we are in position i never thought in my life evn i never ever thought in my life i will study in another city . somehow i also felt apart from hardwork there are so many things which we ignore ,eekka dukka chorkr why dk is not like ms , i laso felt priviledge and luck aalso matter , thnaks to my papa . he decided to move on ,
Dhruv rathee ❤
Love from pakistan ❤❤
Bro your channel is all beacuse of your hardwork and consistency, I am literally addicted to your channel .
TH-cam is now available to anyone in our country. The privilege you got is of being able to study abroad (more opportunities,less competition)which is still a dream of every middle class.
Btw keep going , loved the content.🤩
Seriously mr. Dhruv Rathee, I have watched so many informative videos but this is the best video I have ever watched. I knew that every perticular person has different circumstances and privileges that's why I can't do what other have done but I'll do something that others can never do.👍
Nhi wo time traveller wala best tha
@@shivamsatpathy5171 bhai sabhi video acche hai
@@ComputerScienceTechworld no political koi bhi video banata hai wo bekar hai
I am from Seattle...and your assessment of the benefits of Bill Gates living in Seattle is absolutely correct!
Make a video on New health bill Mr. Rathi...becz after this bill Indians will be treated in the same manner as Chinese have been treated in their country since last 3 weeks ... we all will be treated as slaves... How super powers of the world r going to make us slaves.. Their slogan is - u will own nothing but u will be happy.. This is a world conspiracy ... please expose this..
No one is taking about steve jobs .. he doesn't have these privillages
seattle must be so cool na? how much you earn @manjul chandola
@@PraneethKannegolla that's the point...!!
@@BobtheBuilder_786 Not as much as Bill Gates!😏
My father was a hardworking person
Us ne mera admission private school mai. Karaaya aur at least mai aaj neet k preparation karrha hu apne. Gaaoo ka. Pehla student
Boss! you have levelled up yourself few yards in fetching love and respect from millions of Indians! Brilliant content. Best wishes and love.
I have my own inherited farming land which is helping me grow my business. It's my privilege. Most people doesn't have their own land.
17:41 I like how you tell the truth
Beshak.. very good information and privileges k bare me...
Can We Just Apprecy How Much Effort He Puts On His Videos For Us! 🧐👍
@@kattarsanatani4402 stop making fake ID's
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@@kattarsanatani4402 AAP zindabad
So true. I am a MBBS doctor from India. I had the opportunity to move to U.S when I was 38yrs . I had dreams of passing my U.S.M.L,E and becoming a doctor here. But unfortunatley, I got divorced within 3 years. I had to take care of my daughter who was 7 years old. So I spent many years doing ordinary menial jobs just to survive. I had no family here to help. The years just glided past . I now work as a nutritionist. But I spend many sad moments , thinking of how different life could have been if I had the help and resources at the time , to be able to study. Everything has to come together at the right time.
This is your bestest video ever since I'm watching you . a student who belongs to a middle class family should watch this video. I can totally relate to this video I am from a very middle class background and I always think that how can someone achieve this much of wealth and income . this video is very helpful for me thank you so much I appreciate it ❤️🥰
@@gamapokokompanchiro2156 so what!?
You have very good insights into issues. I learn alot from your videos.
Hey Dhruv, I expected a video about Microsoft's unjust and monopolistic policies rather than Bill's privileges. Yes, the topic was awesome and even the issue talked about was a unique one! But I would also like a video on Microsoft's partiality with Netscape Navigator and Firefox...
Yeah...thumbnail was a bit misleading
Dhruv will never do that.he just does whitewashing
The way they betrayed apple too
Just communists things
Exactly, I was also waiting for those things. Title is misleading.
I'm a CA aspirant, I have completed foundation, Intermediate exams and now I'm doing Articleship. I have many privileges, one of the most important is my younger sister. Because of her I used to study without worrying about my parents and home, she took all the responsibilities to her shoulders. Took care of me like her child, she became my moral support too. But that privilege ended last Sunday as she died accidentally in a lake in front of my eyes, I don't know whether I can pass my CA final without her. Atlast I like to say please acknowledge your privileges when it is still present for you.
Sad to hear this.. but I hope, out of strength,you would have given your best!
Sad to hear this 😢
Extremely sad to hear this,please dont lose your Hopes and keep working on your goal. Make your sister proud ❤
sad to hear that😢
She is always with you ❤️
Dhruv,I'm a doctorate but salute your work.I'm one of your subscribers for more than 2 yrs and always wait eagerly for new videos.Hats off and carry on such good works.🙏
Hi Dhruv
Thank you for sharing Bill gate’s story and the privileges.
Lovely information.
Keep up your good work
God bless
Prabhaker
Sir I m a child of age 15 but I understand what is going on in this world and u explain whole different from other Thanks a lot to give us such mysterious fact
One of the most impactful videos .
I can relate to these privileges , not everyone one can afford to take the leaps .
Thank Dhruv for this .
सही व्हिडीओ सरजी...आपने सही कहा... सक्सेस होणे के लिये ट्रगल करणा पडता है 👌🙏🙏👍👍👍
Hi Dhruv, your videos are very well thought and structured. They are stripped off ambiguities and clear facts backed data. You have almost mastered the art of communicating messages to the masses. Appreciate your time and efforts in making these videos of awareness.
Note: I like your videos' outro music it has a wonderful depth and a sense of magnitude to it. What is it called?
I too got job because of my brother
As someone who's from Bangladesh and where social norms totally ignore this fact I can't express how grateful I feel seeing someone acknowledge this factor.
So true bhai.. Amio bangladeshi bhalo laglo ekjon bangali ke dekhe 😊
Exactly the point, 19:36 "Sab ke liye starting point same banane ki koshish karein". I'll share my experience... After passing SYJC (Science), a girl was telling another about her PCM & PCB average as 72% in both. She could easily get her admission in Pharmacy, or Engineering, basis her OBC certificate, and if not, then her father would get her admission done through payment seat (which only rich people can afford)... That is when I realized what was the difference between an "Open category" student vs. "Others"... I, with my PCM average 86% had no chance of my admission in an Engineering college... So, in the lines of privileges...she had more privileges... Basis the certificate.. a lower category and basis the financial condition, a rich class 😄 .... My privilege has been always my Parents and their Blessings... that year a new Engineering college had opened and I got an admission in that Navi Mumbai's new college. Else, neither we had any certificate nor any extra money to get my admission, in any college in Mumbai... For all the students, the best and same level of education should be provided and then basis their caliber, their admission should be done in the colleges... There will be, many Open category students, who may not have got the degrees or higher studies, due to a limited seats available for "a lower middle class Open category" students and a fix no. of seats are there for the reserved quota and other fixed ones for the Payment (for the rich people's children) seats....
Very informative video. I have worked in Eureka Forbes since 1998 and I too had some privileges like I joined an Ex IAF officer who took the Franchisee of Eureka Forbes in Pathankot. Had he not opened this business I would not have joined. Secondly I had the privilege of a supportive Dad who always stood by me during my tough times. Thirdly, I was in a town which is surrounded by the Army and It helped me to introduce and sell my brands in a more profitable manner. Fourth, PATHANKOT has the adjoining areas like Dalhousie and Dharamshala the two famous hill stations offering a great tourism business where I could go and sell my products in a big number and make some very close contacts with some influential persons. Five, hotel industry, Famous Boarding schools like DPS, SACRED HEART and a big Army presence including retired defence officers who crave our products like anything, made it easy for me to increase my Sales exponentially.
These type of videos are actual therapy and motivation. We need more people like Dhruv who can tell it like it is in the real world. I think it's best to use whatever privilege you may have to it's max potential without thinking of getting the exact outcome as these eminent personalities. For eg, I am professional dancer only because I could go on and stick with it for long without worrying too much about finances. But I've had my own shortcomings as well. In any way, I do try my best to help others who don't come from the same background.
Anyway, keep up the good work! Always have enjoyed your content for its sheer honesty.
ध्रुव आप - निश्चिंत ही भिन्न हो
आप वाक़ई गज़ब हो
ग़ज़ब हो लाजवाब हो
Ammasaaaaazing
ईश्वर से मैं आपकी उम्र-ए-दराज़ी की दीर्घ आयु
की कामना करता हूँ
इतनी छोटी उम्र का इतना बड़ा जर्नलिस्ट
तसल्ली का आभास होता है
कि नंही
सर रवीश पॉंडे प्रसुन्न वाजपेई
सुधीर सर (न्यूज़ 24) बरखा दत्त,
प्नणव रॉय दिलीप सरदेसाई कि आभिसार शर्मा
आशुतोष,
जैसे दुनिया के अज़ीम तरीन महान पत्रकार हैं तो आने वाली नस्लों के लियें
इत्मिनान-ओ-सन्तोष होगा
कि उनकी उम्मीदों का चिराग़
सदा जलता रहेगा क्यूंकि
ध्रुव राठी है
मेरा नमन-ओ-प्रणाम है
उन माता पिता को
जिन्होंने ऐसी सन्तान को जन्म दिया
सादर
शाकिर इक़बाल
🤗
The most important thing he utilised the privileges in a right way. Many of us have privileges, but how many people know how to use them or actually use them fully or partly!
This can not be the negative side of Bil Gates.
Very true bahut se rich parents ke bacche bas apne parents ke paiso se ayyashi karte hai...yeh Bill Gates ki samjhdari hi hai jo apne parents ke resources ka theek-2 utilise kar paayi
Not all of our parents are rich enough to send us to Harvard. There are many talented Indians who got accepted into prestigious universities but couldn't afford it. As an eg: in one of Singh in USA channels video i read a comment about a guy who got accepted into University of Toronto or Waterloo (I dont remember but both come under top 100 universities) but he didn't have the money to study there. Bill Gates isn't a saint either he stopped sharing the patent of covid vaccine which could have saved many lives for profit reasons. He is just another greedy capitalist.
This is exactly what I tell my friends when they give me lecture on hard work to college students and all. I can not tell them the privilages we had in front of my friend but to those who I really care about I always tell them find your own way because situations and capabilities of each and every person is different. Both me and my friends were effluent enough to be able to go to Bangalore and study in private institutions after completing our colleges to get our placements. Both of us were privileged enough to be able to get to know from our seniors what are the possibilities after graduation if college does not offer placements. Both of us had computers and had learnt basic C programming during our school days and our parents were able to afford to send us to such schools with such big computer labs. We never had to fight for food or study in government schools under any compulsion or financial restrictions nor we had to work with out parents for a regular income so considering all the factors one must act if you are not privileged enough it is way more difficult for you to grow compared to even a normal middle class family. This does not mean poor people must not try but rather it means you may have to think and do things differently just by copying someone or by just hard work, a poor person will not be able to go through the way I or my friends did.
I'm feeling the same discrimination in Bangladesh because I'm Rohingya 😢😢 10:34
but dont focus too much on it. Focus on what you can do. Do not even think like this. On society, pretend that you are the best, and they will treat you like that.
before i dont know about privilege,and i was thinking that everything is hardwork! but you openned my eyes now i understand that back support is very important.