Forbidden video. Real life in India
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2019
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It is time to meet the locals of Delhi. In this issue we will have as many as 5 heroes from different castes! We will talk about real life in India, how life is different in Delhi and the regions, about castes and the life of different generations.
First, we will take a stroll through the Khanpur Village in the southern part of Delhi along with our heroine Sawi, who works in a restaurant. Savi will tell us about how her daily life is arranged, show us her home, tell about religion, Indian wedding and family life. Savi will also comment on the popular myth that in Delhi water from the toilet is mixed with water, which then enters the water supply.
Then we will get acquainted with Liza, who recently married an Indian. She will introduce us to her family and we will learn how they live in India from several generations at once. So the mother and father of the family will talk about what India was like 20 years ago, what has changed in the country during this time and what traditions the local population honors, what education was like. Their family live in a huge house, which is served by three helpers - one prepares food, the others help her and are engaged in cleaning. In the video you will learn how much helpers earn and how much money is needed to maintain a house worth 400,000,000 rupees.
23-year-old Diksha, whom we met by chance on the street, will tell us about the life and dreams of the younger generation.
And in this issue, I will introduce you to Tanya's husband from the main issue of «Expats» in Delhi - Rohan, who left India for 22 years to study and travel around the world. And then he returned and opened a franchise restaurant in Delhi.
5 AMAZING FACTS ABOUT DELHI
▶ According to UN forecasts, in 2022 India will overtake China and become the most populous country in the world! The number of residents by that time can reach 1.6 billion people, which will be almost equal to the population of the United States and China.
▶ India is a multi-ethnic country with more than 400 ethnic groups living on its territory. Hindi and English are considered to be the state here, but the government also recognizes 17 other languages (Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Nepali, Manipuri, Konkani, Kannada, Kashmiri, Malayalam, Marathi, Orii, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu). All in all, India speak 447 different languages and 2 thousand dialects.
▶ 74% of young Indians prefer marriage to their personal choice. With all this, 1 out of 100 marriages in India ends in divorce. By the way, one of the lowest in the world! By the way, the largest family in the world lives in India. A man named Zion Chan has 39 wives, 94 children and 33 grandsons. They all live together in a house with 100 rooms.
▶ Although according to statistics, 35% of the population lives below the poverty line, and most of the country lives on less than $2 a day, more than a million Indians are millionaires.
▶ A cow is a sacred animal in India. She is also considered one of the seven mothers of mankind, because she gives milk, like women.
Are you ready to meet local people in Delhi? Let's start it!
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The young lady who works in the restaurang is very good at English. She is only studied until 10th standard. I like her.
Friends, I do remember many of you asked to upload videos in English without voiceover. You asked, I did it. Enjoy the video 🙌 and please do write your comment about it. Thanks a lot.
Ok, I am an American who is fascinated by India. But on TH-cam there is so much about the Ganges, the cows, the slums, the motorcycles, and the call centers. This was refreshing, hearing these interviews with higher class people who are so well educated and intelligent. They all spoke with honesty and full disclosure. They are fully aware of the problems of a nation with so many people, and a large number of poor. But I heard such beautiful insight into the positive side of their democracy - and am so impressed by family bond which keeps the help available as the younger generations explore their own future. Great work by Andrey on his presentation of this video! 👌👍
The lady who works at the restaurant seem so genuine, I can see why her husband married her, simple and charming.
This lady who lives in the apartment looks so genuinely kind.. you can see it in her eyes. 🥺
I enjoyed all the interviews. India is a country I always admire. I think the problem with India as well as every other country is corruption, even the people who get into politics with good intentions become corrupt and so it goes. One questions l wish the reporter had asked the attorney: how many of the books on the wall had he read?
Best genuine,honest video I've ever
I have to say all the people interviewed were wonderful. They answered all the questions very openly.
Hey I love the atmosphere you convey with the music and the cutting style!
Fascinating video. Andrey, you have such a gift for telling things like this. Every person interviewed was so interesting. I would love to go to that cafe.
Brings back good and bad memories of growing up.. Feels like heaven and hell fused together... Thank you. From Austin Texas.
Thanks a lot for the English version! I look forward to watching a new episode
Thank you 🙏 Andrey for this video, I am Indian (Sikh) but I live in London and this was eye 👁 opening, next time go to the Punjab, where my parents are from, and visit the Golden temple
This was a very interesting find. I’m West Indian (Jamaican) and saw a lot of similarities to our culture in this doc. How awesome is it that I’m an airline manager and can fly here as soon as covid lets up. Thanks for the inspiration.
There is no right time. The right time is now. Well said.
“Because I’m in love with Jesus.” Beautiful!!!
Beautiful documentary, loved watching it again and again. I love my country India. I was born & raised in India but most of my life I lived in Newzealand & Australia. After living in foreign countries for 20+ years, I want to now return back to India & settle down permanently. Love Indian food and culture. I like the chaos, I like Indian people. I have made the decision, can't wait to return to India. Jai Hind 🙏🙏
Great video sir, my parents are both born and raised in Delhi. I feel that you showed the true face of Delhi and India in this video!
Savi (?) is such a sincere and sweet young mother. Her English is excellent, considering she only finished grade tenth education. I've known some people from Asia who majored in English in college but couldn't carry on a conversation in English as fluently as she. I strongly believe that life will be kinder to Savi sooner or later as she really deserves much better!
Beautiful video! Every single person Andrey talked to was inherently honest - speaking, not from their mouth, but from their heart. I am from Kashmir, and have lived in Delhi from 2000 to 2006, for my studies and a job. And I keep coming back to this beautiful place on earth every alternate year to my friends. I spend a month or so, and then head back to Kashmir. I love Delhi for its diversity and level of tolerance and respect each individual shows for the other. Its like my second home.