@@saifalishaikh10 I have!! My grandmother is from Karnataka so we often visit 😁 I find kunda similar to kalakand.. but let me know if there is any difference.. Kardant happens to be too sweet for me however I love the kardant seed! my family finds it weird 😂
@@jjjjjkwkk yeah not everyone likes kardant! 😅 & Kunda is not dry, but kalakand is! Kind of same but they are still different 🤣 difficult to express! Next time you come to Belagavi, get little bit of both to see what you like more&to know the difference
My opinion: wrong choice of sweets. All the sweets presented here for tasting and reaction are those that are common and familiar to all peoples of North India and Pakistan. What you should have presented here, and which could have made the reaction more interesting would have been a selection of sweets based on: Bengali Sweets like Sandesh, Rajbhog and Rasmalai, South Indian sweets like pAyasam, jAngri, and a few from Western & Central India, like PuranPoli and Modak. Seeing, feeling and tasting such unfamiliar sweets would have made their reactions even more interesting. Not being over-critical here- but I guess you need to think out of the box.
I agree Indian food is great! Here in California we have a lot of Indian buffets but desserts are limited to rice pudding and balls of cake in syrup or fresh fruit. Namaste to the villagers all!
It would have been nice if possible to get some Indian desserts that are not also common Pakistani foods. The different ladoo i think was the only one. I wonder if the people in the South of India or East India have different types of desserts? Kulfi, Faluda, sooji ka halwa are extremely common in Pakistan.
Mustafa mama is a huge fan of Dharmendra ji. Is there any way, we can petition Dharmendra to meet him? It would be incredible to see an old gentleman meet his childhood idol!
I love that Mama is so much more comfortable these days, it is great to see him smile, make jokes and laugh. My favourite Tribal person, Blessing to this wonderful man.
He’s now becoming an educated man and more worldly wise. This is probably the best thing that’s ever happened to him education wise. Just waiting for the day he travels out of his comfort zone to another culture,it’ll be a hoot!
I live in an area with a fairly large Indian immigrant population. There are lots of places to get good Indian food, but not a whole lot to try Indian sweets, which drives me absolutely nuts! I really want to try some!
Where I live, people drive two hours to buy beautiful gift boxes of laddu and assorted sweets to give away to guests to celebrate births and marriages. Besan Laddu is my favorite. Something about besan flour seems to not raise glucose quickly. There are a few types of laddu but besan laddu is soft and moist.
I wish! Most of the desserts are too sweet for my taste, but I loooove gajar (?) halva, which you can make at home. Shredded carrots cooked in cream, add honey , cinnamon, nutmeg, butter, maybe raisins at end 😋
In my city the desserts at Indian restaurants are tiny portions, hideously expensive, and so often made from box mixes I could buy myself at the local Asian supermarket. I decided to search for recipes here on TH-cam and make them from scratch if I can.
I am so pleased that you love the food of the USA (and especially the sound, where I live). But, I have to admit that Indian food is my absolute favorite. The spices, the cream, the meat, it's all so flavorful. Good choice in video content.
Indians love and respect our Pakistani brothers and sisters. Our culture, our everday lives are so similar. It is outside forces and bad actors that create divides between us.
@@brianhastings2331 Gulab Jamun? more like in my gullet jum! good thing I brush my teeth every day then because I foresee myself enjoying them for years to come.
@@brianhastings2331 Also milk melts your teeth as well so....actualy ANYTHING melts your teeth at different grades of degradation so proper oral hygiene kind of makes that comment mute XD.
You should definitely try Rasgulla too! They too are syrup-y doughnut like balls but are totally different from gulab jamun! If you do already like gulab jamun, I am sure you will like those too😁
@@candyapple10It happens both ways, Hindus oppress Muslims and Muslims oppress Hindus We can only get over this when we start realising that it's infact a man oppressing another man
By means of food and internet, people will start to realize that they are really one people living in two countries because of religious zealots and politicians. Keep it up, guys! Great video
Wait. What crimes is Mama doing in India? This sounds like an epic tale that needs to be told! more importantly, though: those sweets are so good I need them now. Thanks
That man said EXACTLY what I just messaged a few minutes ago😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞 India and Pakistan ONE.
I used to think they are indian tribes because they were speaking hindi(jha mujhe aaj pata chala ki Urdu bol rhe😅) but inki baat sunke dil garden garden hogya🤣🥰
My heart is feeling so happy I can't explain that some people liked this comment...just getting a notification from someone is giving me hope of togetherness love peace happiness long life and so much more....I just hope in'sha'ALLAH this is true
Kulfi is the best ice cream in the world 🤤 And for those of you wanting to try Indian sweets, if there’s any kind of bazaar near you there should be some you can buy!
I'm confused. Why are the tribe people acting surprised when the people shooting the video probably bought those sweets within their country Pakistan right? So I think they already know these northern Indian sweets as it's probably the same in Pakistan since that was India not too long ago
They are from Balochistan and the culture there is slightly different from Sindh and Punjab...it has some similarities to Iranian culture...they most probably would have seen and eaten these deserts but not as often as we would expect
This sooji halwa does look like prasad. The first time I tried gajar ka halwa (orange due to carrot) it was at a Pakistani American Thanksgiving dinner, so I assumed it was more of a Pakistani dish when a Pakistani Christian brought it to a church potluck. As Manzoor Bhai said, it's similar across the border, though our Indian friends love my husband's Pak style biryani.
@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 exactly. I can feel the blood sugar crash before I eat them. Yet, I always want a little something sweet after eating Indian food. So I try to bring a small sweet in my bag
@@ankitadutta1217sindoor is not just a hinduu thingg...my indian muslim mother also wears sindoor and bindi..... although those two women's in the videos are indeed hindoos
First dessert sooji halwa is made with semolina, many ways to make it with either water or milk, nuts and raisins are mostly added and saffron which brings the color. The pink drink is called falooda
That guy who said "indians are like Pakistani, and Pakistanis are like Indians" exactly they're same people with same origin and culture and tradition just separated by religion and politics and border!!!!
Everyone loves Indian food, but to hear from Mustafa, was compliment I'll remember 😂 ♥ From Karnataka 🇮🇳
I love belgavi kalakand!!😍😍
@@jjjjjkwkk 😋 yeah it's yummy! U should also try Kunda & Kardant
@@saifalishaikh10 I have!! My grandmother is from Karnataka so we often visit 😁
I find kunda similar to kalakand.. but let me know if there is any difference..
Kardant happens to be too sweet for me however I love the kardant seed! my family finds it weird 😂
@@jjjjjkwkk yeah not everyone likes kardant! 😅 & Kunda is not dry, but kalakand is! Kind of same but they are still different 🤣 difficult to express! Next time you come to Belagavi, get little bit of both to see what you like more&to know the difference
Love from Mangalore ❤️
Lots of love from India 🥰🇮🇳❤
Turkish baklava next. Every kind.
My opinion: wrong choice of sweets.
All the sweets presented here for tasting and reaction are those that are common and familiar to all peoples of North India and Pakistan.
What you should have presented here, and which could have made the reaction more interesting would have been a selection of sweets based on: Bengali Sweets like Sandesh, Rajbhog and Rasmalai, South Indian sweets like pAyasam, jAngri, and a few from Western & Central India, like PuranPoli and Modak.
Seeing, feeling and tasting such unfamiliar sweets would have made their reactions even more interesting.
Not being over-critical here- but I guess you need to think out of the box.
You will cook these sweets for them??
Are these Pakistani tribals
Yes
Yes
6:54 Uncle really watch Chhota Bheem 😂😂 Still kid by heart ❤️
It should probably be added that Mustafa has been served Indian prison food on your channel, new viewers might think that this man got a dark past :D
😅 I think that has come up before, but only the people who are patreon members will know
Oh I thought he meant that, and I'm his biggest fan
Thanks for the head up. He got me worried for a moment. 🤔
Oh. 😅
I got surprised by his statement
Never ask
A woman her age
A man his salary
Mustafa what he did in India
I agree Indian food is great! Here in California we have a lot of Indian buffets but desserts are limited to rice pudding and balls of cake in syrup or fresh fruit. Namaste to the villagers all!
From a fellow Californian of Indian origin, where in California do you live. In the SF Bay Area, I can tell you where to find Indian desserts.
Balls of cake in syrup? I don't think that's an Indian dessert
@@mlg1279 I think he means gulab jamun
@@nashwin2315 Can you tell me also? I know of some small markets that sell barfi for example but it would be good to have more options.
You should ask for Gajar(carrot) Halwa(puddings) for dessert. You won't regret it.
It would have been nice if possible to get some Indian desserts that are not also common Pakistani foods. The different ladoo i think was the only one. I wonder if the people in the South of India or East India have different types of desserts? Kulfi, Faluda, sooji ka halwa are extremely common in Pakistan.
Yes, but their stories are nice to hear, too
@the VAST princess we hve rasmalai in pakistan
Or even the Northeast. I am pretty sure we would have something that they have never seen before. Even our fellow Indias don't know our food.
@@bleaktripod3266 yeah but it's from Eastern India originally not Pakistan
Of course there are different in South India as well, at the same time there are similar with different names 😀
That old man really got some good stories to tell. Gosh it's so nice hearing him man!☺️
Mustafa mama is a huge fan of Dharmendra ji. Is there any way, we can petition Dharmendra to meet him? It would be incredible to see an old gentleman meet his childhood idol!
I love that Mama is so much more comfortable these days, it is great to see him smile, make jokes and laugh. My favourite Tribal person, Blessing to this wonderful man.
He’s now becoming an educated man and more worldly wise.
This is probably the best thing that’s ever happened to him education wise.
Just waiting for the day he travels out of his comfort zone to another culture,it’ll be a hoot!
Korean bhi indian khana pyaar karti hai
I like the name lol
"Pyaar" means love. I think you meant to say "Pasand" which means "like".
I live in an area with a fairly large Indian immigrant population. There are lots of places to get good Indian food, but not a whole lot to try Indian sweets, which drives me absolutely nuts! I really want to try some!
Where I live, people drive two hours to buy beautiful gift boxes of laddu and assorted sweets to give away to guests to celebrate births and marriages. Besan Laddu is my favorite. Something about besan flour seems to not raise glucose quickly. There are a few types of laddu but besan laddu is soft and moist.
I wish! Most of the desserts are too sweet for my taste, but I loooove gajar (?) halva, which you can make at home. Shredded carrots cooked in cream, add honey , cinnamon, nutmeg, butter, maybe raisins at end 😋
In my city the desserts at Indian restaurants are tiny portions, hideously expensive, and so often made from box mixes I could buy myself at the local Asian supermarket. I decided to search for recipes here on TH-cam and make them from scratch if I can.
@@annainspain5176 I've mostly seen gulab jamun and kulfi on menus, though I don't usually look at desserts, especially if I get mango lasso.
The last one was milk fudge- I think! 😊
I loved how they were fighting over the dessert
Lots of love from India. May more peaceful times prevail.
I am so pleased that you love the food of the USA (and especially the sound, where I live). But, I have to admit that Indian food is my absolute favorite. The spices, the cream, the meat, it's all so flavorful. Good choice in video content.
Every time I watch their videos. I am smiling the whole time. 😀
“Sweets and we belong together, till death do us part.” 😂😂
I am Indian. My Pakistani friend once brought Karachi halwa and sohan halwa from Pakistan. It was yummy better than what I get in Delhi.
लखनऊ के गाजर का हलवा का कोई मुकाबला नहीं।
@@Nadeem87Qureshi akhrot ka halwa best hai
Sooji ka halwa best yall✨
This video is so wholesome, you can't help but smile 💕💕
Indian Food is outstanding. So delicious! 🤤
Well....suji Ka Halwa is mostly made without any color in INDIA.
Get them to try Sri Lankan food, especially Kottu Roti!
Waheguru
In pyaari rooha nu lmmiya umra bkhshe
Love from puaadh
Pakistaniyo ❤️
Carrot halwa is one of my favorite desserts. It's so good! I only have it very rarely, though. It's probably been at least 3 or 4 years.
Roti on a stick! Jujubes crushed into a cure! Mama Mustafa has so many amazing stories!💪❤
2:22"Oye maine ulta chammach se kha liya" 🤣🤣🤣
Very sweet people eating sweets 😋
Without GULAB JAMUN this video is incomplete 😤
This people are literally living a life tasting food all over the world
Hey , you should make to them taste some South Indian sweets also..
I love how Mama pitched his wish to meet his favorite movie star 🤩
that would make a great episode
The way she is embracing English...how the hell she is tribal
Indians love and respect our Pakistani brothers and sisters. Our culture, our everday lives are so similar. It is outside forces and bad actors that create divides between us.
They served mostly West Indian sweets, which were familiar to them. The programme should have served south Indian and east Indian sweets.
I wonder which language does the old uncle speak? It seems very refined and pleasant to hear. If anybody could let me know.
He speaks Brahui, it's an isolated Dravadian language.
Brahui
An Dravidian language
Well Brahui isn’t really a famous language people barely know about it even in pakistan it is considered well a Endangered language
Brahui
Mama's stories are so fun. Loved the Halwai mountain one.
We have to get Mama to meet his hero Dharmendra. Surely someone knows him?
"With this amount of sugar they will surely create a shortage of sugar." 🤣
Love love and love from India to everyone who is associated with this🥰🥰🥰🥰
I LOVE indian food and those syrupy doughnut balls? I cant get enough of those. I would grow fat off those if I didnt have self-discipline.
Gulab Jamun? Good stuff! Melts one's teeth :)
@@brianhastings2331 Gulab Jamun? more like in my gullet jum! good thing I brush my teeth every day then because I foresee myself enjoying them for years to come.
@@brianhastings2331 Also milk melts your teeth as well so....actualy ANYTHING melts your teeth at different grades of degradation so proper oral hygiene kind of makes that comment mute XD.
You should definitely try Rasgulla too! They too are syrup-y doughnut like balls but are totally different from gulab jamun!
If you do already like gulab jamun, I am sure you will like those too😁
Are these camel eggs😂
So innocent people... always bring smile to my face...love from India 🥰
I never even understood why India and Pakistan need to be separate. They could easily be one country
Hindus were killing Muslims and oppressing them still do till this day.
Those damn Britishers 🥲
@@candyapple10Infact, both the parties were fighting with each other, because of some pugnacious people everyone has to suffer
@@candyapple10It happens both ways, Hindus oppress Muslims and Muslims oppress Hindus
We can only get over this when we start realising that it's infact a man oppressing another man
@@mohanadasa2268 Don't bs ! Muslims were constantly being targeted by Hindus
Learned today mustafa loves their prison food 😭🤣
Searching Indian prison food. Now I'm hungry.
that Chota bheem refrence 🤣🤣
Love from Kutch, Gujrat
I completely agree. The taste and heart of common people are still the same in India Pakistan and Bangladesh. But politics
By means of food and internet, people will start to realize that they are really one people living in two countries because of religious zealots and politicians. Keep it up, guys! Great video
❤❤So happy to see Mama happy and smiling so much. His face is shining with happiness and glad he is trying many foods now. 🎉🎉🎉😊
the title should be 'Pakistani tribals' There are various tribes in the world, in India we have numerous tribes.
Yeah. I was wondering the same. Plus, the females look like Rajasthani Hindus. Confusing af!
Wait. What crimes is Mama doing in India? This sounds like an epic tale that needs to be told!
more importantly, though: those sweets are so good I need them now. Thanks
I think they tried prison food from different parts of the world on this channel. The Indian food must've really made an impression on him!
Former POW, perhaps, from the various India/Pakistan wars.
That man said EXACTLY what I just messaged a few minutes ago😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞 India and Pakistan ONE.
I used to think they are indian tribes because they were speaking hindi(jha mujhe aaj pata chala ki Urdu bol rhe😅) but inki baat sunke dil garden garden hogya🤣🥰
You missed the STAN part in Reactistan?
@@LoneVocalistWell, India is also called Hindustan
6:54 chota bheem 🧡😂😂
I want old baba do visit india once and meet dharmendra
Dharmendra paaji if you are listening please meet your fan from across the border
India and Pakistan are so ONE! We have the same heart people and same food!💚💐🌈🌹🍎🎖️👑🌟😘🥰💞🤗🌄
My heart is feeling so happy I can't explain that some people liked this comment...just getting a notification from someone is giving me hope of togetherness love peace happiness long life and so much more....I just hope in'sha'ALLAH this is true
Lady in green outfit, Every time stole the show..love her❤
Try our malpua and meetha Mawa samosa.
He will love talking wid u.. u both are real and raw
the mention of wild jujubes, how about getting them some western jujubes? maybe wine gums too.
Kulfi is the best ice cream in the world 🤤
And for those of you wanting to try Indian sweets, if there’s any kind of bazaar near you there should be some you can buy!
Nice to see Mama enjoy the sweets. He really liked the halva, took several bites.
I'm confused. Why are the tribe people acting surprised when the people shooting the video probably bought those sweets within their country Pakistan right? So I think they already know these northern Indian sweets as it's probably the same in Pakistan since that was India not too long ago
They are from Balochistan and the culture there is slightly different from Sindh and Punjab...it has some similarities to Iranian culture...they most probably would have seen and eaten these deserts but not as often as we would expect
These foods are normal in Sindh Punjab side but in balochistan they are similar to iran and kpk similar to afghan
arre koi dharmender sir ko milwao inse 😊
0:22 she has dressed like western Indian dress from little bit rajasthan and haryana
They're from Dhatki/ Thari tribe
This sooji halwa does look like prasad. The first time I tried gajar ka halwa (orange due to carrot) it was at a Pakistani American Thanksgiving dinner, so I assumed it was more of a Pakistani dish when a Pakistani Christian brought it to a church potluck. As Manzoor Bhai said, it's similar across the border, though our Indian friends love my husband's Pak style biryani.
It's the only Indian dessert I truly love! Many are too sweet
@@LindaC616 I know what you mean. Also I don't like sticky things like gulab jamun.
@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 exactly. I can feel the blood sugar crash before I eat them. Yet, I always want a little something sweet after eating Indian food. So I try to bring a small sweet in my bag
@@LindaC616 Yum. I don't often get laddu, halwa, or any mithai so really savor it when it's offered!
India and Pakistan were the same nation earlier so their food cultures are the same. If you may check the history you may understand!
One love from the other side of the world, Brazil, for all of you!! God be with you!
And keep doing all those great videos!
Tchau!
This is the first time....trible people tasting their food....lajawab
How cute they all ❤️❤️❤️
🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️ nice bhai
Females ne sindoor lagaya hua hai.
Because they're Hindus🤷
@@naintarabatool1150sindoor has nothing to do with Hinduismmm...my Muslim mother also use sindoor....so you're wrong
I love these Pak Muslims who respect Hindus, I have a lot of sympathy for Pak Hindus
Are the ladies Hindu? They are wearing sindoor.
@@ankitadutta1217sindoor is not just a hinduu thingg...my indian muslim mother also wears sindoor and bindi..... although those two women's in the videos are indeed hindoos
Chota bheem 😁😁
please try to show this video to dharmendra sir, for the last message. so sweet he was.🥺🥺💖💖
Reaction channel is one major incoming source of Pakistan
As an indian our sooji halwa isnt normally that colour....
The lady in green is fantastic 😁👍🏽
These women are I guess Sindhi Hindus ...
everyone love Indian food✌🚩
Oh my word. I LOVE Faluda!
Let Mama meet Dharmendra already!!!!!!!
Too funny 😂 and too sweet ☺️
So much fun to see all of you enjoying the food that looks so good!
Those looked pretty good. I wonder what the first one was made of? The pink one looked like a strawberry milkshake.
First dessert sooji halwa is made with semolina, many ways to make it with either water or milk, nuts and raisins are mostly added and saffron which brings the color. The pink drink is called falooda
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😃🤗
Bad choice , all these things are also pakistani… there were so many better food options from india that u should have used instead
Charming people!
Which tribe the belong??
galub jamun and ras malai 😢
The shortage of sugar remark is because Pakistan is facing a shortage of sugar. A minister even asked the public to consume less tea.
Namaste ji 🙏🏻🙏🏻🇮🇳
Very nice video
What a fun video !!!
That guy who said "indians are like Pakistani, and Pakistanis are like Indians" exactly they're same people with same origin and culture and tradition just separated by religion and politics and border!!!!
Great video 👍👍👍
I my love india 😂
Old man is very grateful to God he always used to say Alhamdulliah before and after eating food
Everything aside but Mustafa Dada's love for Dharmendra is wholesome 😂. I don't even know the guy