Farmers in Northeast India leave fruits and vegetables by the highway with price written for each item on a paper and people take whatever they want and leave behind the money for the items they took
Lauki,(ghia) and chana ki daal Bottle gourd and yellow split peace 2 saag makki ki roti Four varieties of green leaves and maize flour bread 3 aloo palak Potato and English spinach 4 baigan ka bharat eggplant spiced purée, these are the dishes commonly cooked at home Shakam indian eatery in carlingford 2118 suburb of Sydney, specialise in village style vegetarian cooking, cook varieties of fresh vegetables on order This is Australia’s first jhatka restaurant
Difficult to survive, once we are addicted to Indian spicy food, and Indian cuisine abroad is adapted to palates not used to ( full power spicy food) and is not often the real thing. This Indian restaurant is unique.
I visited New Zealand as a traveler in 1983 ( I’m a French born British national converted to Sikhism and married to a Sikh lady) Now settled in Chandigarh and doing organic farming near Ropar .I tasted Indian food in a restaurant called Ashiana in Auckland , but this place is amazing, food and garden. I will definitely visit this place if I get the opportunity to visit New Zealand once again. Todd’s Hindi is amazing . , we need more people like him to bring more tolerance in this thiincreasingly polarised world, SAT SRI AKAL, SALAM SHALOM SHANTI from Raza Organic Farm. Often called Angrez ka farm .
@@omerbhattipk yes, raza is an Arabic word , can be translated as God’s will, and this word is often used in Sikh scriptures. Urdu, Hindi and punjabi languages contain many Arabic and Persian words brought when India was under Muslim rule. .
What an authentic Indian experience in NZ! Todd's hindi, the butter on paranthas and the garden were just too good! Drone shots were out of this world. Amazing video bro, simply superb!
*The highlight of this video? Todd's t-shirt!* You can check out his work at earthdiverse.org.nz Dhaba on the Highway is at goo.gl/maps/eZNDU5wowecVUfKR9 Check out Manisha's first Christmas 🎅 here too th-cam.com/video/IFlrxkWmEaE/w-d-xo.html
Namaskar Karl! Please, I am a new subscriber and I love languages, cultures and geography among other things. I live in Hamilton New Zealand and have learnt a bit of hindi and want to continue to progress with the language. Thank you for your awesome content! I've really enjoyed the videos of your trip to Pakistan lately so please keep them coming!! Aap bohut aache hai! Dhanyavaad brother 😄
BTW I didn't realize this, but I live a few hundred metres away from that restaurant Dhaba on highway so I will be going there for not only beautiful food but beautiful language 🪶🕊✌️🙏🥲
As a pakistani expat living on the east coast .. thank you ...thank you for letting us ....making us ..appreciate our own culture and food. I enjoy your videos so much . Wish you the best and contentment .
Great seeing Manisha Ji having authentic and yummy Indian food in beautiful Hamilton NZ,which by the way the aerial views of Hamilton as well as of the Mughal Garden are SENSATIONAL, so glad you put in english subtitles when Manisha Ji and your friend Todd talk in Hindi,😂 as for the Indian music I may not be East Indian, but being part American Indian* may be the reason why I love Indian music, like the ads that pop up here with some Indian pop song. Jai Hind Karl Ji, 👍and greetings 👋from central Mexico. * I once read in an edition of NatGeo that the people of Assam are of the same bronze color and physical features as my American Indian ancestors, so maybe that's why I like Indian stuff.😊
Karl always amazes me. A person from a faraway land trying hard to remind us of our culture, our heritage, that's built on tolerance and respect to other culture, other religious beliefs. Coexistence in peace, thy name is Bharat. Karl is much more Bharatiya than many of us desis can ever claim to be.
Happy 74th Republic Day to you both, Manisha and Karl. I'm watching it live on television from America and this is one of the most beautiful parades I have ever seen! Jai Hind! God bless India! Take good care and let us know when you're back in Bharat!
So happy that you are both enjoying the experience in NZ. I must thank you for all your videos as I learnt a lot. My ancestors were from India and I am rediscovering the place and culture through your videos. Thank you.
Manisha is more Indian than any Indian. Others would have migrated at the first instance but not her. Karl knows her so very well and respects/loves her for this very reason.
This is one super video Karl. The happy look on Manisha's face during the whole trip to Hamilton was priceless. Your friend Todd speaks Hindi beautifully and boy was Manisha surprised. And then to have authentic Indian thali in that cool dhaba, followed by the gorgeous Mughal gardens reminiscent of Agra--was the icing on the cake. I sure hope your sas and sasur and parivar got to see this wonderful video. And your expression Karl was priceless. You were so proud to do this for Manu and it showed. You nailed it my friend!
When ever I watch your channel, it's still so surprising to sees you and Manisha together. If I was traumatized by your forced separation, I can't imagine how hard it was for you both. So glad you are both together now.
It is hard to live abroad , especially in countries like these where the constant hustle and bustle and noise is absent. It feels like the world has come to a startling stop and definitely takes a while to get accustomed. It is also very hard to meet or just casually start a conversation with people in a country like New Zealand, where population is sparse compared to India. As a fellow Indian living abroad I can understand the feeling of being away from home, but Karl is our inspiration of how one can fit in and become one with a totally different setting , change peoples minds and find home once again with entirely different people.
The concept of an Indian restaurant is commercially westernised. I am Tamil, our cuisine is different much more similar to southeast Asian curry. We use tamarind, mango and coconut which isn't used in Hindustani food much. Moreover their food uses ghee and nuts.
sri Lankan living in NZ here. i do think indian music is the best inda world.also impressed by Karl's ability to speak hindi .just goes to show u can do almost anything if u want it and put ur heart and soul to it
Namaste Karl 🙏 Amazing vlog and information as usual Wants to Admit here your love for India is Unconditional & Pure Besides what was happened in the past 😢 Thank you & Appreciated Welcome to Incredible India 🙏💓🌹✌️👏😊🇮🇳
Karl, you are a nice person and you are doing your bit to bring harmony among indians and pakistan coz its not too often that the word pakistan is made to follow the word indiaor vice versa to talk about good things
i don't know if manisha di u will read this or not..but ur ur life's journey and thought are very similar to mine like a parallel i have drawn with u..from ur personality to fashion sense everything is perfect..love u ❤
happy new Karl and Manisha i hope its a great year for you both as for the garden if you did not know any better you would think you where in India it was beautiful. it was so nice to see Manisha so happy thanks for sharing this with us all much love and respect from the UK
When Indians in NZ live an honest life and never break any rules, why do they do just the oppsite when they are in India? That confuses me. Where are things going wrong?
Hey Karl! If you get back to India in the next 10 days you really should catch the conclusion of the Bharat Jodo Yatra - for yourself and for your viewers! It's an incredible spectacle, a once in a lifetime, indescribable experience and an event that will be written into the Indian History Books forever. The "Unite India Yatra / Pilgrimage" is 100% in line with your beliefs about an inclusive India where all cultures, religions, castes are respected and accepted as equals. I just watched your video about how Indians get converted to Christianity and you said that the important thing is that we treat each other fairly and respect each other's beliefs, then we can all live peacefully together and we can keep India united - This is exactly the message of Rahul Gandhi on this Yatra. Get there, and get yourself in to walk and speak with the man himself - I did! I don't care if you support BJP, Congress or any other party, this Yatra transcends politics - I met so many people there who were not from the Congress party, they just care about the future of India and restoring the true democracy which is being lost. You will find, Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians and others all walking together there. I hope you can make it there before it concludes in Srinagar, Kashmir in the next week or so - it will make an absolutely epic episode. Best regards!
Excellent documentary. It is absolutely wonderful to see wonderful souls like you and Todd being so diverse. That is why I believe in live and let live. People who continue fighting about race will continue living in anger and frustration while others will be happy, joyful, blissful and simply be living and loving life enjoying the wonderful diversity. Proud of you all. Rushen, Trishen and Suminthra Oojugir Kwa Zulu Natal South Africa
Good stuff. My love of NZ centres around the Maori language and culture. I do of course love authentic Indian food. Interesting to watch as I'll be in Hamilton later this year and will have to drop into that place to eat. Food looks terrific. Cool Vid as my passion is languages and the next on my list is Hindi. 🙂
I lived in New Zealand until 1985. During that time the only Indian restaurant in Auckland was Ashiana and Raj Bombay take away. When I returned after 25 years, I visited an Indian restaurant specialising in Dosa and a punjabi restaurant near the Tower. The food was sublime. Also saw an indian take away near green valley and a few srilankan shops. When I visited Wellington, I observed a chain known as Namaste, and a few indian food outlets in food halls. It was amazing to see so many indian restaurants.
Good to see you both back together. Glad Manisha liked the food, I can totally relate to the lack of desi punch in dishes served here in NZ. If you happen to come to Wellington, I'd be glad to host you both and maybe cook some home made biryani too. Love from the windy city. 😊
2:55 I know this doesn't happen in North India, but I have seen in Kerala where shopkeepers leave their watermelons on the road and return to them in the morning. All places are not that bad
While watching today, I am thinking about how happy you both must be to be together. The last few years have been such a journey for you both. Namaste 🙏
This is so cool, can''t believe how my brain ignored the fact they are white speaking Hindi but how natural they are...it is us humans who put these seperations really, letting people do what they want and what they are passionate about should be a natural thing and not something anyone should judge.
Very well put together video KR I must say, great to see you together with your wife and also your teacher Todd, those drone shots were stunning. Thanks for the update. :)
Why are all the New Zealand people so cool?? Each and every one I have seen in my life has an exceptionally good personality. Share the secret to the rest of the world please.
اُردو کے بارے میں ہمیشہ ایک الگ رسپکت تھا ۔ اب 64عمر ہو گئی ہے، اور می online Urdu پڑھانا سیکھ رہا ہوں۔ نہال عثمانی کا l you tube چینل ہے۔ می ابھی 90 پراتشت پڑھنا سیکھ ہوں۔ فر بھی چه ، جا، اور ح جب مکہ کرکے شبد می لکھا جاتا ہے تب پڑھنیم مشکل ہوتی ہے۔ لیکن نئی بھاشا سکھانیکا مجا شبدونم بیان نہیں کر سکتا۔ اب کنندہ اور تیلگو سکھانیکی اچّھا ہے۔ بحر بر د ،ڈ ، ر پڑھانیم بھی کنفیوژن ہوتا ہے۔ بہت سی سائٹس پر ایسے فونٹس عائیز فونٹس اسے کرتے ہے، کی اُسنے سبھی اکثر ایک جیسے لگاتے ہے۔ اچّھا لگا vlog دکھک کر
It happens in India too i.e. Nagaland. Open and unattended(without shopkeeper) shops on roadside with fruits & Vegitables where you can keep the amount and pick up the vegetables.
3:00 yes that happens in india also , the video is here in youtube , as i remember some where in assam !! or in nagaland :) edit : uhh just remembered its in mizoram :)
Farmers in Northeast India leave fruits and vegetables by the highway with price written for each item on a paper and people take whatever they want and leave behind the money for the items they took
The sad part is it is only limited to the north eastern states which can be justified cause of massive population in North india
Very true
This made me cry
I was going to say this 😀.
Sure sure maybe 1 per 100 will do This. I was robbed in North India twice, never more going to visit this "country"
Todd is a bloody legend! I am glad you had a great time in Hamilton.
Thought it was Hamilton 🎉 glad you know where to eat
Lauki,(ghia) and chana ki daal
Bottle gourd and yellow split peace
2 saag makki ki roti
Four varieties of green leaves and maize flour bread
3 aloo palak
Potato and English spinach
4 baigan ka bharat
eggplant spiced purée,
these are the dishes commonly cooked at home
Shakam indian eatery in carlingford 2118 suburb of Sydney, specialise in village style vegetarian cooking, cook varieties of fresh vegetables on order
This is Australia’s first jhatka restaurant
Just love the way he says ''hai na!''
Great T-Shirt; where did you get it, please?
@karl_rock_ What above number?
I was half expecting to see a video about Papatoetoe, because I doubt there is anywhere else in NZ with a larger Indian population lol.
It's really nice food !!!!❤
Both of you are Rock
The Paranthas definitely hit the spot. And the Mughal Garden and meeting Todd was incredible 😊
Welcome to NZ
My hubby requires ghee covered parathaa
Difficult to survive, once we are addicted to Indian spicy food, and Indian cuisine abroad is adapted to palates not used to ( full power spicy food) and is not often the real thing. This Indian restaurant is unique.
Now the Original “MUGHAL GARDEN’S” name has CHANGED INTO AMRIT UDYAN , thankfully not amit.
Hi, aapse jyada to Karl feel kar hai aapke bare mey, bechara. Aapke Ghar sey door rehna ki feeling
I visited New Zealand as a traveler in 1983 ( I’m a French born British national converted to Sikhism and married to a Sikh lady) Now settled in Chandigarh and doing organic farming near Ropar .I tasted Indian food in a restaurant called Ashiana in Auckland , but this place is amazing, food and garden. I will definitely visit this place if I get the opportunity to visit New Zealand once again. Todd’s Hindi is amazing . , we need more people like him to bring more tolerance in this thiincreasingly polarised world, SAT SRI AKAL, SALAM SHALOM SHANTI from Raza Organic Farm. Often called Angrez ka farm .
who asked
Raza Organic Farm, isn't it Muslim name? Raza
@@omerbhattipk yes, raza is an Arabic word , can be translated as God’s will, and this word is often used in Sikh scriptures. Urdu, Hindi and punjabi languages contain many Arabic and Persian words brought when India was under Muslim rule. .
@@darshansingh4375 thanks sir, so true 👍👍
Hello @Darshan Singh ji . Where is ur farm in ropar .. I'm from Ropar area too. I would love to visit ur farm some day .
Most Indian town is Papatoetoe, you must take her there😂
When Manisha is happy, it spreads happiness everywhere else. It's a wonderful thing.
Aur didi ne ek angrez ko bhi pura indian bana deya 🗿 she is absolute chad😅😅
What an authentic Indian experience in NZ! Todd's hindi, the butter on paranthas and the garden were just too good! Drone shots were out of this world. Amazing video bro, simply superb!
Thanks Bro!
Agreed! This video inspires me to keep making vlogs in India!
@@JohnInIndia7 cool videos keep it up
*The highlight of this video? Todd's t-shirt!* You can check out his work at earthdiverse.org.nz
Dhaba on the Highway is at goo.gl/maps/eZNDU5wowecVUfKR9
Check out Manisha's first Christmas 🎅 here too th-cam.com/video/IFlrxkWmEaE/w-d-xo.html
This video inspires me to keep making vlogs in India!
Islam and peace.. 🙄😄😄nice joke....
Great job Todd! But his t-shirt is not available on his web site, what a pity.
Namaskar Karl!
Please, I am a new subscriber and I love languages, cultures and geography among other things. I live in Hamilton New Zealand and have learnt a bit of hindi and want to continue to progress with the language.
Thank you for your awesome content!
I've really enjoyed the videos of your trip to Pakistan lately so please keep them coming!!
Aap bohut aache hai!
Dhanyavaad brother 😄
BTW I didn't realize this, but I live a few hundred metres away from that restaurant Dhaba on highway so I will be going there for not only beautiful food but beautiful language 🪶🕊✌️🙏🥲
Todd is so indian hes doing the indian head shakes as well ,And WOW his accent and Hindi and Urdu was SPOT ON! well done !
Dude I can't stop smiling throughout, such a wholesome video.
The same here 😊
As a pakistani expat living on the east coast .. thank you ...thank you for letting us ....making us ..appreciate our own culture and food. I enjoy your videos so much . Wish you the best and contentment .
keep your culture where you belong not NZ
BROOOOO ARE YOU STILL IN HAMILTON!? Probably not, would have been awesome to see you in my hometown!
Never heard of this place and I've lived in NZ my whole life
Time for a trip to H Town bro
Great seeing Manisha Ji having authentic and yummy Indian food in beautiful Hamilton NZ,which by the way the aerial views of Hamilton as well as of the Mughal Garden are SENSATIONAL, so glad you put in english subtitles when Manisha Ji and your friend Todd talk in Hindi,😂 as for the Indian music I may not be East Indian, but being part American Indian* may be the reason why I love Indian music, like the ads that pop up here with some Indian pop song. Jai Hind Karl Ji, 👍and greetings 👋from central Mexico.
* I once read in an edition of NatGeo that the people of Assam are of the same bronze color and physical features as my American Indian ancestors, so maybe that's why I like Indian stuff.😊
Hamilton is also the chlamydia capital of New Zealand 😁
Karl always amazes me. A person from a faraway land trying hard to remind us of our culture, our heritage, that's built on tolerance and respect to other culture, other religious beliefs. Coexistence in peace, thy name is Bharat. Karl is much more Bharatiya than many of us desis can ever claim to be.
Happy 74th Republic Day to you both, Manisha and Karl. I'm watching it live on television from America and this is one of the most beautiful parades I have ever seen! Jai Hind! God bless India! Take good care and let us know when you're back in Bharat!
Humanity is best religion 😍♥🇵🇰Pakistan
So happy that you are both enjoying the experience in NZ. I must thank you for all your videos as I learnt a lot. My ancestors were from India and I am rediscovering the place and culture through your videos. Thank you.
Manisha is more Indian than any Indian. Others would have migrated at the first instance but not her. Karl knows her so very well and respects/loves her for this very reason.
This is one super video Karl. The happy look on Manisha's face during the whole trip to Hamilton was priceless. Your friend Todd speaks Hindi beautifully and boy was Manisha surprised. And then to have authentic Indian thali in that cool dhaba, followed by the gorgeous Mughal gardens reminiscent of Agra--was the icing on the cake. I sure hope your sas and sasur and parivar got to see this wonderful video. And your expression Karl was priceless. You were so proud to do this for Manu and it showed. You nailed it my friend!
When ever I watch your channel, it's still so surprising to sees you and Manisha together. If I was traumatized by your forced separation, I can't imagine how hard it was for you both. So glad you are both together now.
It is hard to live abroad , especially in countries like these where the constant hustle and bustle and noise is absent. It feels like the world has come to a startling stop and definitely takes a while to get accustomed. It is also very hard to meet or just casually start a conversation with people in a country like New Zealand, where population is sparse compared to India.
As a fellow Indian living abroad I can understand the feeling of being away from home, but Karl is our inspiration of how one can fit in and become one with a totally different setting , change peoples minds and find home once again with entirely different people.
My man todd......❤️
Such a humble human being. ....lots of 💞💞💞🤗
@-.Karl_Rock Thank you so much for your kindness.....I am honored 😇❤️
We love you Karl and Wifey! God bless you and your family!
We need more people to be like Todd.. Accept different cultures and spread love to each other
The concept of an Indian restaurant is commercially westernised. I am Tamil, our cuisine is different much more similar to southeast Asian curry. We use tamarind, mango and coconut which isn't used in Hindustani food much. Moreover their food uses ghee and nuts.
sri Lankan living in NZ here. i do think indian music is the best inda world.also impressed by Karl's ability to speak hindi .just goes to show u can do almost anything if u want it and put ur heart and soul to it
Namaste Karl 🙏
Amazing vlog and information as usual
Wants to Admit here your love for India is Unconditional & Pure
Besides what was happened in the past 😢
Thank you & Appreciated
Welcome to Incredible India 🙏💓🌹✌️👏😊🇮🇳
Your positive approach towards life...and Your vibe is really inspiring
U are the Most Indian person that isn't officially Indian
Karl Rocks! Peace
Lots of love from an American Pakistani ❤️❤️❤️
I have to say this I am loving watching this series of New Zealand, and hearing her perspective has been so interesting. Thank you for sharing!
Love from....gujarat ❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This guy is Pewdiepie in an alternative universe
Amazing wonderful excellent beautiful 👍🏻and strange as well 👍🏻✅🙏🏻👍🏻 thanks for Sharing 👍🏻 Sohail Karachi Pakistan ❤️
Most beautiful keep smiling 😍 love you both
Karl, you are a nice person and you are doing your bit to bring harmony among indians and pakistan coz its not too often that the word pakistan is made to follow the word indiaor vice versa to talk about good things
i don't know if manisha di u will read this or not..but ur ur life's journey and thought are very similar to mine like a parallel i have drawn with u..from ur personality to fashion sense everything is perfect..love u
❤
hi mr kael rock and mrs rock welcome to new zealnd and audssie love andkiss to you two goodheartand soul mates frommhopperin kingaroyin qlds in aussie
My head hurts to think that he knows more hindi than me cuz he is speaking hindi from 80s.
happy new Karl and Manisha i hope its a great year for you both as for the garden if you did not know any better you would think you where in India it was beautiful. it was so nice to see Manisha so happy thanks for sharing this with us all much love and respect from the UK
@karl_rock__ do you really thing im going to fall for this dumb ass no respect from the UK😂😂😂
Love your videos
When Indians in NZ live an honest life and never break any rules, why do they do just the oppsite when they are in India? That confuses me. Where are things going wrong?
Hello karl!! I would really love to see you and your lovely wife visit my country ( Iraq/kirkuk )
It would be very wonderful:)
Great Video as always Karl!
Happy New Year Karl Rock and to your family. Enjoy NZ, I am in Australia.
Greetings from Alberta.
Hey Karl! If you get back to India in the next 10 days you really should catch the conclusion of the Bharat Jodo Yatra - for yourself and for your viewers! It's an incredible spectacle, a once in a lifetime, indescribable experience and an event that will be written into the Indian History Books forever. The "Unite India Yatra / Pilgrimage" is 100% in line with your beliefs about an inclusive India where all cultures, religions, castes are respected and accepted as equals. I just watched your video about how Indians get converted to Christianity and you said that the important thing is that we treat each other fairly and respect each other's beliefs, then we can all live peacefully together and we can keep India united - This is exactly the message of Rahul Gandhi on this Yatra. Get there, and get yourself in to walk and speak with the man himself - I did! I don't care if you support BJP, Congress or any other party, this Yatra transcends politics - I met so many people there who were not from the Congress party, they just care about the future of India and restoring the true democracy which is being lost. You will find, Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians and others all walking together there. I hope you can make it there before it concludes in Srinagar, Kashmir in the next week or so - it will make an absolutely epic episode. Best regards!
Nikl mdc*😂
Excellent documentary. It is absolutely wonderful to see wonderful souls like you and Todd being so diverse.
That is why I believe in live and let live.
People who continue fighting about race will continue living in anger and frustration while others will be happy, joyful, blissful and simply be living and loving life enjoying the wonderful diversity.
Proud of you all.
Rushen, Trishen and Suminthra Oojugir Kwa Zulu Natal
South Africa
Careful you’ll get copyright strike my brother acha?
Todd even nods his head and moves it in agreement just like most
.male Indians do
Hey Karl,I'm watching you from so long...I just wanna say you're more Indian than any Indian living in India...❤️
Padharo Mhare Desh Pink City Jaipur,Rajasthan 💗💓💕💖💐🇮🇳💐
With respect she looks like she needs more iron in her diet, very important. ❤
Not trying to be disrespectful, but does his wife have vitiligo?
Good stuff. My love of NZ centres around the Maori language and culture. I do of course love authentic Indian food. Interesting to watch as I'll be in Hamilton later this year and will have to drop into that place to eat. Food looks terrific. Cool Vid as my passion is languages and the next on my list is Hindi. 🙂
Wow... nice...💥💥💥
wow great video, I'm Pakistani Aussie and sorry but not a Daal person but still food looks great. and the landscape is amazing
That picture of Todd in Varanasi is priceless ❤
God bless you both. This couple is genuine. Inspiring! ❤️
Just saw u at the japanese restaraunt. Wanted you to have your privacy so didnt come and say hi but i hope you enjoyed your meal :)
I lived in New Zealand until 1985. During that time the only Indian restaurant in Auckland was Ashiana and Raj Bombay take away. When I returned after 25 years, I visited an Indian restaurant specialising in Dosa and a punjabi restaurant near the Tower. The food was sublime. Also saw an indian take away near green valley and a few srilankan shops.
When I visited Wellington, I observed a chain known as Namaste, and a few indian food outlets in food halls. It was amazing to see so many indian restaurants.
Thank you for your videos
Good to see you both back together. Glad Manisha liked the food, I can totally relate to the lack of desi punch in dishes served here in NZ. If you happen to come to Wellington, I'd be glad to host you both and maybe cook some home made biryani too. Love from the windy city. 😊
many people claim to run real indian food store but it just look indian and doesnt taste indian
Sir Namaste 🙏 Charansparsh Pranam love from India 🙏
Hello Dear
Can you share the flood situation by area wise
2:55 I know this doesn't happen in North India, but I have seen in Kerala where shopkeepers leave their watermelons on the road and return to them in the morning. All places are not that bad
MANU KE MUMMY PAPA AUR FAMILY KO NEW ZEALAND BULAAO APNE GHAR PE PLEASE KARL SIR❤️❤️
Please come to Melbourne with Manu
Here we have real indian spicy food in lots of places.
I like the way Karl use "hai na" after every sentence
In india Shop without shopkeeper exists in Mizoram. Mizos are very honest people.
While watching today, I am thinking about how happy you both must be to be together. The last few years have been such a journey for you both. Namaste 🙏
Karl you are looking like a Kane Williamson
This is so cool, can''t believe how my brain ignored the fact they are white speaking Hindi but how natural they are...it is us humans who put these seperations really, letting people do what they want and what they are passionate about should be a natural thing and not something anyone should judge.
Very well put together video KR I must say, great to see you together with your wife and also your teacher Todd, those drone shots were stunning. Thanks for the update. :)
Why are all the New Zealand people so cool?? Each and every one I have seen in my life has an exceptionally good personality. Share the secret to the rest of the world please.
I didn't know that,that Dhaba in NZ I will tell my friend in Auckland great 👍 for sharing this information bless you both.
Karl r u still in Nz Hello from Hamilton tho
Namaste Karl i recognize that shirt from The People's Call Center
And I love the view from the drone
good to see the chemistry ...love .....
اُردو کے بارے میں ہمیشہ ایک الگ رسپکت تھا
۔ اب 64عمر ہو گئی ہے، اور می online Urdu پڑھانا سیکھ رہا ہوں۔
نہال عثمانی کا l you tube چینل ہے۔ می ابھی 90 پراتشت پڑھنا سیکھ ہوں۔
فر بھی چه ، جا، اور ح جب مکہ کرکے شبد می لکھا جاتا ہے تب پڑھنیم مشکل ہوتی ہے۔
لیکن نئی بھاشا سکھانیکا مجا شبدونم بیان نہیں کر سکتا۔
اب کنندہ اور تیلگو سکھانیکی اچّھا ہے۔
بحر بر د ،ڈ ، ر پڑھانیم بھی کنفیوژن ہوتا ہے۔
بہت سی سائٹس پر ایسے فونٹس عائیز فونٹس اسے کرتے ہے، کی اُسنے سبھی اکثر ایک جیسے لگاتے ہے۔
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Your cousins from the Commonwealth of Canada loves this man too. Knowledge is the key to understanding, understanding is the key to peace.
That’s so cool!
Karl your wife look 👀 so NICE. Together ❤. Love what you both do . For the people in India . Keep up your great work. Be safe always from 🌞.
It happens in India too i.e. Nagaland. Open and unattended(without shopkeeper) shops on roadside with fruits & Vegitables where you can keep the amount and pick up the vegetables.
Harry Kane 🏴
Todd even nods his head like Indians
Interesting 👌
3:00 yes that happens in india also , the video is here in youtube , as i remember some where in assam !! or in nagaland :) edit : uhh just remembered its in mizoram :)
such a great video, and great people! I'm going to NZ soon. I feel like everything will be green.
full power nahi hai... half the species.... awesome
Nice to come across Indian dhaba in Hamilton and Todd, the peace maker. Like teacher, like student.