Indians about Transnational marriage | Can Indians Marry Outside Their Caste? | Street Interview

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Indians about Transnational marriage | Can Indians Marry Outside Their Caste? | Street Interview
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[@pranabnandi8411]

Westernization are not called modernization

[@JinSakai_Kuroudo]

exactly, Indian people are brainwashed into thinking western things are modern. You can modern ideas even with eastern ideas, its just the political parties demonise western things so much that Indian equate being backward regressed with being hindu

[@shabaz1187]

💯

[@shahidanusrat6086]

As a Pakistani again I say I fully support love respect and support India and Indian army on Kashmir issue from Pakistan 🙂. Best regards from Pakistan 🙂.

[@shahidanusrat6086]

@@user-sn5yj1zr2q yes

[@binhilabi]

She just ask about caste and he start talking bakchodi.

[@laurellejoseph4223]

The guy in black butted in noone asked him anything and he just talked gibberish he tried to appear educated but really made himself look like a 🤡

[@Habits794]

he asked genuine questions

[@user-nr6wi3kk6z]

missed so much not born there, sending my luv to u all v bright n intellegent citizens vocal on all important aspects of lyf😘🌷

[@kartikrajsingh1895]

Absolutely! My two uncles married to someone outside their ethnicity, and one even outside religion.
And in the modern generation, a few of my cousins who are married had inter-caste marriages.
So, it depends on generation.

[@pearlr4805]

Treating fellow human beings as equal is modern thinking. Untouchability is a conservative thinking. 1:30

[@rajivaiyer5010]

so the guidelines from WHO to maintain social distancing during covid, the hygienic lessons from west to India to not touch food with hands etc are conservatives and not modern but their lifestyle full of untouchability is modern? Thats the problem, Indian Librals and leftish dont go by defination just because they hate their own culture cast and religion without even reading or learning about it! they created a narrative that Untuchability has a thing to do with cast or religion! and also compare our dharma with abrahamic religion! thats simply stupid and colonized brain!

[@omkarlinga9002]

abe gahde... everybody has their own definition... You are a PROPAGANDIST...

[@insh_]

I don't think untouchability exists in India. I live in a village, there is no untouchability. Caste system exist as most of people are from same family of one caste so they are related.
In terms of merriage, rural Indians prefer to marry in same caste children are not to do love marriage in other castes.
I think such tradition is changing but in some castes, like Yadava, Bhumihar, Kurmis families are very strict. In Brahmin and Thakur have some support for intercaste marriage but with a girl of lower caste only.
Actually joint families are strict and Yadava Bhumihar Kurmis have most joint families, while Brahmins, Thakur and Lalas are those castes where women don't wanna co-operate with a big family and are more self centred.

[@Zireael1706]

That is just a stupid definition. It does not actually capture any spectrum of the word's meaning at all.

[@somedeepbarat9852]

​@@insh_ u won't be writing this in English if u r actually living in a indian village

[@sayanmandal1289]

It's not Indian it's West Indian to North West and middle India the cast system is there and they stuck in that mostly, I'm not saying other parts they don't care about but they aren't like the west , and West and Middle Indian have the audacity to think whatever they do or think the whole India is like that. Honey sorry to say 😴 India is huge not just your state .

[@CremaindistroyGod-rs9ew]

Sia and suni can stay together this is my question for you

[@user-kp2hb5yr3g]

yes

[@CremaindistroyGod-rs9ew]

@@user-kp2hb5yr3g same bro in casteism.

[@user-kp2hb5yr3g]

caste system is terrible way of seprating people based on birth linage. it is a form of self hatred of your own people.@@CremaindistroyGod-rs9ew

[@shantanushekharsjunerft9783]

I think Indian parents eventually accept everything. They do throw all kinds of tantrum though

[@chetansingh9348]

Indian marriage is not just two people marriage.

[@madhavkalia3016]

I know what do you try to say.. but that idiotic tradition is over

[@FireandIce-eh7mx]

​@@madhavkalia3016😂 burnt

[@alani3992]

Guy is pissed off that his views are considered conservative.
Just the way he talks shouts conservative.