Haha he finds it easier when he doesn’t have to just sit somewhere specifically talking to a big camera 😁 not sure he even realised I was filming this on my iPhone
Hello Vinod, I feel your pain, as a teenager unfortunately I drove like a snake too but not anymore, you are so natural on camera, more of you in the vlogs, happy to hear your rant :)
I love your videos and this video cracked me up. Your reaction to driving in that traffic was priceless! I would feel the same way. Can not wait to visit India! Can wait to be in the traffic!
Yikes! Speeding up the footage as you weave between the trucks, scooters, buses and the rest is giving me heart palpitations. Vinod may not like driving, but he looks super chill about it. Only one hand on the wheel. As you say, Johanna "Whooh!"
I get that! Even watching it myself feels a little bit like being on a rollercoaster 😂 thankfully Vinod is indeed relaxed even though he has to be very alert every second of driving. Makes me feel more comfortable too. He’s the safest driver I have come across. Even though unfortunately driving with two hands on the wheel is not something that’s specifically stressed here in India 😁
@@JohannaNorth when i was learning to drive,on day 1,my instructor told me to keep hands on 10-2 position,as time passed i always had good grip on steering,in last days , he told me to use single hand every here and there,so that you also become good at driving with single hand (especially ur not dominant hand)...this is because,say for some reason u find a situation where u cant use ur both hand or say u loose grip ,u should single handely steer the vehicle...so driving single hand here n there is not a bad thing,especially if it is a clear road
Very lively interlude from your Kerala life. The drive is scary. You can see the tension in Vinod's actions, he doesn't like to drive in Motorways, that's why he is driving so fast; so that he can finish the drive sooner. Good idea. I like his comment about having to borrow God's (any) help to have a safe journey in India. That's why India got so many Gods and religions for the common people to rely on, because Indian/states Govts are all corrupted and common people won't get any justice from them. And no laws protects the so called common people. Anyways goodluck to you guys. Stay safe and enjoy this life as much as you can.
Yes he always wants to get the drive finished as fast as possible 😁 unlike me, he doesn’t get to enjoy these little roadtrips and the scenery during driving. Our deal is that once we get to visit Finland, i do all the driving there
Those huge truck lorries reminds me of the trucks we encounter when we drive over Alps from Vipiteno, Italy to Innsbruck Austria. A ton of truck lorries.
One very remarkable woman, worthy of admiration and respect. And very well matched personalities too! May peace and happiness ever be your companions on your journey together. Will drop in for South Indian coffee if I am ever in Kerala!!
Call it coincidence, but I'm a younger guy from Gorakhpur, U.P. & last week I got a decently specced SUV as I was enthusiastic about driving (especially, cross-country touring) and began learning to drive. I hated riding (bikes) in city traffic & after purchasing my car, I scoffed city commuters thinking on highways there won't be much congestion & traffic will cruise smoothly & I'll get to enjoy driving my new SUV. Took my car on the nearby 4 lane highway yesterday for the first time: 1) First thing there was still substantial traffic rolling on it. 2) Road rules & driving etiquettes though more respected than in the busy city traffic, yet still were broken frequently. Big wheels bullying (buses, trucks) is common. Might has the right. 3) All the problems Vinod mentioned applied TO THE WORD here too...especially, the unnecessary foliage along the dividers which can sometimes hide a full grown livestock let alone children & adults. Also, like Vinod said, I have seen black buffaloes laying on the dark tarmac, casually regurgitating their dinner. Soon natural selection will lead to evolution of a new human species with night vision, in India. Needless to say, due to the higher speeds involved, it was a more of a stressful 😣 & tiring experience 🥱 (due to constant attention required), so much so that strangely I felt more relaxed back in the city traffic 😒. Now I have significantly lost my long nurtured enthusiasm for driving & just want to be chauffeured around. Yesterday I realised that the best place in a car ON INDIAN ROADS is in the rear seats. After yesterday's experience, I was getting PTSD seeing you doing higher speeds with a swollen tummy 😝 in that MARUTI SUZUKI (I don't know if you or Vinod knows how unsafe Maruti cars are. Barring one or two, all are literal tin cans (the entire portfolio has 0-2 stars in Global NCAP). I was scared even in my TATA Harrier, kudos to you for riding that Maruti. Lastly, after watching Vinod speak I was like: "Aaila, ye to bolta hai" 😁😆. I'm beginning to think he's somewhat like me....a rather calm, sensitive, intelligent 😉 & introvert guy who has his occasional fits of "extroversion" , but I could be wrong.
Haha yes you do sound like Vinod a lot! :D I think he went through the same trajectory as a driving enthusiast. I'm sorry to hear that you got disillusioned with long distance driving. But I'm more surprised by people who still manage to enjoy this stressful activity. Also, when choosing a car Vinod's only criteria was a cheap tin box that could save him from rain. And the Maruti does serve the purpose :)
Thanks for the lift from Jaipur to Delhi. I enjoyed as much as you guys. The driving class was existing 😄. But what a contrast in scenery when compared to Kerala . Kerala truely a paradise. Missing Kerala?
We won’t be away from Kerala too long ☺️ of course our own home is always home, but it’s good to be with family in Jaipur and honestly I don’t miss the Kerala heat currently because I’m sweating all the time due to pregnancy 😁
I think Vinod got jealous of pappaji's stud popularity 😂 That's why the sudden rant rant rant 😂 But anyways, even though Vinod was complaining about the roadway in India, but he seems enjoying the drive (like he was in playing stimulated video games 😂) he was sitting comfortably too...
Oh it's rarely visible on him if he's feeling uncomfortable - only when trying to talk to the camera on my vlogs it's clear how awkward he is lolololol :D :D :D
India is like " super oil tanker ", for single turn we need minimum 6 months ! Finland is small boat which turns in few moment ! With reference to population 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hi Vinod & Johanna Thanks for the ride from Jaipur to Delhi. But the ride was very fast. I think at times Vinod was driving very fast. Very dangerous in our highways only God knows what will walk across the road. So, unless it is a must, never leave the house especially in your condition. Take care. Bye.
I am horrified of thoughts of traveling in India, every time upon my visit. But the way those drivers manure in traffic is just mind blowing and some how they put you at ease as they always bring you home safe. I even enjoy riding on back of my nephews motorcycle😃 When my daughter had rented a scooter for volunteering in Aurovill, India it was nerve racking for me and it kept breaking too! In East Africa they have boda taxi so basically you ride on back of young driver on tortures roads but always had so much fun. Thank you Johanna for taking us on travel with you:) I miss that chaos😉 you are in a good hands of your handsome driver 😉 enjoy the ride.😍😘🤗
Yes, it's truly astonishing how well most of the drivers are able to improvise so well in the traffic! For me it's quite impossible, because I just can't wrap my head around not following traffic rules, haha :D So I just rather let the handsome driver take all the burden, though I have sometimes driven a scooter in the Indian traffic! I wouldn't drive one in Jaipur though. I'll do all the driving once we get to visit Finland :)
In America too we don’t have shops and residences on the highway. The freeways cut through these areas but are separated by walls and have entrances and exits with overpasses or underpasses. Pedestrians are not allowed to be on the freeways.
India has two systems "highway" "expressway". They took highway which goes through cities and towns while expressway are just like your US system. Nothing can come on the expressway no shop no house. Food plazas every few hundred meters for that you have to cut from the expressway come to seperate lane downwards. And later as you get what you need you drive toward expressway.
I do the Delhi to Jaipur up and down literally every week and can definitely say that it is one of the most dangerous highways to drive on in India. Please be careful and stay safe especially as you are carrying a baby!
Yep! In India, people hardly follow the rules of driving on the Highway, specially it is very risky to drive at high speed. Moreover, with the White Sweater on, you were Glowing. Both of you were looking great.
Vinod: Indian roadways are like this like that... Blah blah blah... Johanna: right, as per FINISH Perspective 🗣️ Vinod: Hey Hey Hey, wht the hell... Don't talk crap abt my india & my roadways 😂😂😂 Double Burnnnnnnnnnn... Thug Life...
So far this is the only vlog where Vinod has spoken the most😂😂 May be you should consider taking him on such road trips more often🤭🤭 (just kidding) Much love♥️ and I hope you're feeling better now and will be able to visit Vinod's Haryana home soon😇
Haha yes he opens up a lot more on the camera when we get to travel and not just sit at home 😁 hopefully we’ll get to visit Haryana, but let’s see. If I’m feeling even slightly unwell, I don’t want to take risks 😊🙏
@@JohannaNorth For international marriages to work you need both partners to meet in the middle. Vinod is like a quiet Finn and Johanna is like a chatty Indian.!
Hi Johanna and vinod ji it's fun watching u both. I think u should safe cars like xuv or nexon for long drives with 5 star global ncap as my wife is pushing me hard to buy 1 😂😂. The wife thing kharcha all the time😔
Hope you enjoy! I made just a very basic one this time, trying to divide all the hours of our Delhi content into shorter vlogs 😁 haven’t been feeling too well this week, so kept it simple
@@JohannaNorth u take care of yourself Johanna! Dont take much stress in creating the videos! Subscribers anyways understand ur current situation so it's fine even if u keep it short!.😊 cos health is first priority 🙏🙏
haha.. this is the most airtime that Vinod ever got like ever.. LOLOL. Eyes on the road, eyes on the road. But yeah whenever I visit, I can't even deal with the city traffic. equal opportunity roads, where EVERY VEHICLE HAS the right of way.. hahah.
In which Indian state people obey traffic rule most, and in which state traffic rules are strict( just a comparison as you have travelled around India......
Sorry Ma'am @Johanna but it is truth of our paralyzed road traffic system...Here more accidents happen due to others rash driving or saving others or animals...Driving licensing laws are also very poor.... Big vehicles drivers and rich gangs consider all road their own... Hope your trip would have been nice and safe...and by the way you have a wonderful and highly skilled Driver Husband Sir @Vinod...😉...Loving & caring...all these things put a bad impression of my lovely and diverse India😠 and as an Indian it gives us pain and sorrow...hope someday we'll also accommodate & enjoy abroad like Road rules, facilities and security...but in all of these ur Egg breaking technique was very special and unique...someday I'll try it.😂😂🌷🙏
I think all countries have their good and bad qualities, I mean just look at the US! 😂 In Finland we have a lot of alcoholism and depression. In India it’s the roads and traffic among other things. It’s just a matter of trying to improve on those things that aren’t as good as they could reasonably be 😊 Hoping to see the egg breaking method spreading! 😁
Hi Jonanna! I am an Indian who was born and raised in Tamil Nadu. However, I have been living in the US for more than 40 years with a lot of driving experience including driving on black thin ice on the road. I used to think that if you knew how to drive in Boston and Los Angeles you could drive anywhere in the world. But this is not true. Every time I re-visited India I have never driven there like you. Sometimes I think that Indians (from various states) are not united in anything except on only one thing, i.e., first come first served type of driving rules on the road!
I can definitely relate to this! Well ofc, the traffic isn’t as crowded in Finland as it is in India, but I know really well how to drive in any weather conditions and would have felt confident enough to try driving even in big European metros. But uffff, India is a whole different car game without any rules 😂😂😂
Hi Johanna and Vinod lovely videos...I had seen a few earlier ones based out of Kerala...I always thought Vinod was a Malayali..his accent..his looks and the way he comfortably ate rice and fish on banana leaf...surprised to know he is a haryanavi.. .I am from Kannur and liked your Kerala videos....god bless you both..keep shining and best wishes for your baby.
Well Vinod has actually lived most of his life in South India 😊 I think it was in Chennai where he basically learned to be fluent in English and probably the habit of eating rice with hands 😁 and don’t worry we’ll be soon back in our Kerala home!
@@JohannaNorth In india there is a kind of a rule... The co-passenger who sits beside the driver also needs to be awake and attentive..the warn the driver when needed
If the official job where yr presence is required then it is alright otherwise u should not take the risk of traveling such a long distance in car and that too in India. Tell Vinod to be very careful while driving.
Up to Maharashtra driver's manners are tolerable. Madhya pradesh, Uttar pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana and Bihar it's a scary ride. And its advised to have an SUV or a 4-5 star NCAP rated car in india to be safe.
i have driven in UP ,maharastra bihar MP kerela ...all i can say is UP has best highway system...the stretches which are away from population are good....most problem occur when highway cuts throough town....but then u have to realise what is a highway for u ,for them it is their local road...they dont even consider it as highway...same way as we treat road infront of our house...otherwise UP has better road ,second best road is in kerela...apart from that other states road are dirty and always filled with sand,maharastra has probably the worst road traffic especially in and near mumbai...i just want to kill myself
@@JohannaNorth well I also didn't knew about traffic then I was watching a couple from Holland and there a knew many things and I was like wtf we are doing everything opposite to them
Vinod saying driving in indian roads is so scary while his car running over 150 km. 😁😁😁😁😳 Pedestrians yelling at vinod little rascal are you going kill us today 😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Some of the clips were actually speed up. He barely ever even drives at more than 100km/h 😊 though i dont think that’s a big difference to a pedestrian lol
@@JohannaNorth Yes. I think you said your in laws are coming back to Kerala with you, maybe they get to enjoy some good air. I Never thought having good air is a Luxury until now.
Hi Johanna I think you both had a good time with the family and unfortunately they already miss you. This driving is a bit challenging due to the furious traffic rides, but Vinod is calm and feels good as a driver. Thank you for allowing us to sit in your back seat. Enjoyed watching. Stay safe and God bless.
Good that your husband start also talking hehe I also need start more talk in my husband vlogs hehe .but u are very good person and u will good mother god bless you :) 💕 from us #SinghInGermany#
Hehe, just find something that annoys you to rant about! 😁 vinod is more comfortable when he isn’t just sitting down to specifically talk to the camera ☺️
@@JohannaNorth hehe my husband is from india punjab .he like to much 🙊😉but really we like ur chanel :) my husband will in india in December .love 💕 from us #SinghInGermany#
Johanna it's very shock to see that Viniod is talking and he is very happy. Why? May be he has been with his parents back or you changed him ? Anyway take care your health and stay blessed.
He doesn’t feel comfortable just sitting down and talking directly to the camera. It’s different when he’s primarily talking to someone else or doing something else 😊 there is no reason to change him though. People should see that also quiet, more introvert guys can be on TH-cam - no need to be loud extrovert 🥰
That's the longest time Vinod is speaking in front of camera 😂
But true Indian traffic is pain!
Vinod started talking now😄!!
Haha he finds it easier when he doesn’t have to just sit somewhere specifically talking to a big camera 😁 not sure he even realised I was filming this on my iPhone
Adventure makes a difference
This is the most I've seen you both engage in a conversation 😀 You should make him rant more often lol
Haha or take him out of the house more, he doesn’t like sitting down for vlogs 🙄😂
Vinod's best moments
0:36 where's key 😂😂😂(Jon's laugh though)
4:18 Shahpura 😏😒
7:45 lol 🐃🐄🌃🚗 damn buffalo
18:05 😂😂😂😂
Hello Vinod, I feel your pain, as a teenager unfortunately I drove like a snake too but not anymore, you are so natural on camera, more of you in the vlogs, happy to hear your rant :)
He’s more comfortable when he doesn’t have to be just sitting down specifically talking to the camera 😊🙏
Amritansh Mishra bhaai 3 4 baar to apne mobile screen ko hi saaf karwa diya had hai yaar😁
I love your videos and this video cracked me up. Your reaction to driving in that traffic was priceless! I would feel the same way. Can not wait to visit India! Can wait to be in the traffic!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Lol
Yikes! Speeding up the footage as you weave between the trucks, scooters, buses and the rest is giving me heart palpitations. Vinod may not like driving, but he looks super chill about it. Only one hand on the wheel. As you say, Johanna "Whooh!"
I get that! Even watching it myself feels a little bit like being on a rollercoaster 😂 thankfully Vinod is indeed relaxed even though he has to be very alert every second of driving. Makes me feel more comfortable too. He’s the safest driver I have come across. Even though unfortunately driving with two hands on the wheel is not something that’s specifically stressed here in India 😁
@@JohannaNorth when i was learning to drive,on day 1,my instructor told me to keep hands on 10-2 position,as time passed i always had good grip on steering,in last days , he told me to use single hand every here and there,so that you also become good at driving with single hand (especially ur not dominant hand)...this is because,say for some reason u find a situation where u cant use ur both hand or say u loose grip ,u should single handely steer the vehicle...so driving single hand here n there is not a bad thing,especially if it is a clear road
wow thats the most I have ever heard him talk... but very true about the drivers there... I love India but the traffic is scary.....
Vinod is talking because he feels fresh after visiting hometown
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I love watching your videos. Get to see the beautiful countryside and your commentary is also very precise👍
Very lively interlude from your Kerala life. The drive is scary. You can see the tension in Vinod's actions, he doesn't like to drive in Motorways, that's why he is driving so fast; so that he can finish the drive sooner. Good idea. I like his comment about having to borrow God's (any) help to have a safe journey in India. That's why India got so many Gods and religions for the common people to rely on, because Indian/states Govts are all corrupted and common people won't get any justice from them. And no laws protects the so called common people. Anyways goodluck to you guys. Stay safe and enjoy this life as much as you can.
Yes he always wants to get the drive finished as fast as possible 😁 unlike me, he doesn’t get to enjoy these little roadtrips and the scenery during driving. Our deal is that once we get to visit Finland, i do all the driving there
Those huge truck lorries reminds me of the trucks we encounter when we drive over Alps from Vipiteno, Italy to Innsbruck Austria. A ton of truck lorries.
I’ve been on a bus from Munich to the Austrian side. Lots of trucks there too, but the traffic is very very different though 😂
Mummy feeding you guys was the cutest part.....🥰🥰😍😍😍😘😘😘
Cracking the boiled egg was funniest part....😀😂😁🥰😎
One very remarkable woman, worthy of admiration and respect. And very well matched personalities too! May peace and happiness ever be your companions on your journey together. Will drop in for South Indian coffee if I am ever in Kerala!!
Call it coincidence, but I'm a younger guy from Gorakhpur, U.P. & last week I got a decently specced SUV as I was enthusiastic about driving (especially, cross-country touring) and began learning to drive.
I hated riding (bikes) in city traffic & after purchasing my car, I scoffed city commuters thinking on highways there won't be much congestion & traffic will cruise smoothly & I'll get to enjoy driving my new SUV.
Took my car on the nearby 4 lane highway yesterday for the first time:
1) First thing there was still substantial traffic rolling on it.
2) Road rules & driving etiquettes though more respected than in the busy city traffic, yet still were broken frequently. Big wheels bullying (buses, trucks) is common. Might has the right.
3) All the problems Vinod mentioned applied TO THE WORD here too...especially, the unnecessary foliage along the dividers which can sometimes hide a full grown livestock let alone children & adults. Also, like Vinod said, I have seen black buffaloes laying on the dark tarmac, casually regurgitating their dinner. Soon natural selection will lead to evolution of a new human species with night vision, in India.
Needless to say, due to the higher speeds involved, it was a more of a stressful 😣 & tiring experience 🥱 (due to constant attention required), so much so that strangely I felt more relaxed back in the city traffic 😒. Now I have significantly lost my long nurtured enthusiasm for driving & just want to be chauffeured around. Yesterday I realised that the best place in a car ON INDIAN ROADS is in the rear seats.
After yesterday's experience, I was getting PTSD seeing you doing higher speeds with a swollen tummy 😝 in that MARUTI SUZUKI (I don't know if you or Vinod knows how unsafe Maruti cars are. Barring one or two, all are literal tin cans (the entire portfolio has 0-2 stars in Global NCAP). I was scared even in my TATA Harrier, kudos to you for riding that Maruti.
Lastly, after watching Vinod speak I was like: "Aaila, ye to bolta hai" 😁😆. I'm beginning to think he's somewhat like me....a rather calm, sensitive, intelligent 😉 & introvert guy who has his occasional fits of "extroversion" , but I could be wrong.
Haha yes you do sound like Vinod a lot! :D
I think he went through the same trajectory as a driving enthusiast. I'm sorry to hear that you got disillusioned with long distance driving. But I'm more surprised by people who still manage to enjoy this stressful activity.
Also, when choosing a car Vinod's only criteria was a cheap tin box that could save him from rain. And the Maruti does serve the purpose :)
Michael Schumacher used to regularly practice his driving skills on Indian roads. No wonder he could win so many races in Formula-1.
😂😂😂 no who gave you this information? He visited India , for the first time during the F1 grand prix in Buddh international Circuit.
😂😂😂😂 well Finnish formula drivers practice in the snowy icy Finnish roads and relatively we’re the most successful formula and rally country 💪😁
Thanks for the lift from Jaipur to Delhi. I enjoyed as much as you guys. The driving class was existing 😄. But what a contrast in scenery when compared to Kerala . Kerala truely a paradise. Missing Kerala?
We won’t be away from Kerala too long ☺️ of course our own home is always home, but it’s good to be with family in Jaipur and honestly I don’t miss the Kerala heat currently because I’m sweating all the time due to pregnancy 😁
I think Vinod got jealous of pappaji's stud popularity 😂
That's why the sudden rant rant rant 😂
But anyways, even though Vinod was complaining about the roadway in India, but he seems enjoying the drive (like he was in playing stimulated video games 😂) he was sitting comfortably too...
Oh it's rarely visible on him if he's feeling uncomfortable - only when trying to talk to the camera on my vlogs it's clear how awkward he is lolololol :D :D :D
India is like " super oil tanker ", for single turn we need minimum 6 months !
Finland is small boat which turns in few moment !
With reference to population 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
More like a bulk carrier
Hi Vinod & Johanna
Thanks for the ride from Jaipur to Delhi. But the ride was very fast. I think at times Vinod was driving very fast. Very dangerous in our highways only God knows what will walk across the road. So, unless it is a must, never leave the house especially in your condition. Take care. Bye.
I am horrified of thoughts of traveling in India, every time upon my visit. But the way those drivers manure in traffic is just mind blowing and some how they put you at ease as they always bring you home safe. I even enjoy riding on back of my nephews motorcycle😃
When my daughter had rented a scooter for volunteering in Aurovill, India it was nerve racking for me and it kept breaking too!
In East Africa they have boda taxi so basically you ride on back of young driver on tortures roads but always had so much fun.
Thank you Johanna for taking us on travel with you:) I miss that chaos😉 you are in a good hands of your handsome driver 😉 enjoy the ride.😍😘🤗
Yes, it's truly astonishing how well most of the drivers are able to improvise so well in the traffic! For me it's quite impossible, because I just can't wrap my head around not following traffic rules, haha :D So I just rather let the handsome driver take all the burden, though I have sometimes driven a scooter in the Indian traffic! I wouldn't drive one in Jaipur though.
I'll do all the driving once we get to visit Finland :)
Then,he was not talked😳😳..now,he just started talking on your TH-cam channel😀🤣🤣...fantastic video..
Haha yes, Vinod is the star of this video! 🤩
Jaipur to Kerala...take nh8 to mumbai and then take the konkan route. Fabulous stretch.
In America too we don’t have shops and residences on the highway. The freeways cut through these areas but are separated by walls and have entrances and exits with overpasses or underpasses. Pedestrians are not allowed to be on the freeways.
India has two systems "highway" "expressway". They took highway which goes through cities and towns while expressway are just like your US system. Nothing can come on the expressway no shop no house. Food plazas every few hundred meters for that you have to cut from the expressway come to seperate lane downwards. And later as you get what you need you drive toward expressway.
We kind of have these big highway stops, with shops and restaurants, even built on top of the highways, but you need to exit the highway for those 😊
@@JohannaNorth go to expressway take a trip from delhi to agra
Nice 👍... it was really needed
Bulk of deaths are pedestrian cyclists and motorcyclist.
Parked trucks on highway during nights also cause a lot of car accidents.
Good to see you again.. take care and stay safe
I like the way you had broken the egg. Enjoyed the video and waiting for the next
I think it’s a lot of fun too! Though breaking 5 in a row was maybe a few too many for my soft head 😂
OMG...vinod started talking....enjoyed👍
Indian driver s are world's best trained drivers ...😂😂😂😂
I'm not sure if you're joking or not :D I guess if we consider surviving in the Indian traffic as training then you are correct! :D :D
Love to watch your... It seems very relaxing and enjoyable 😍
Stay safe
I do the Delhi to Jaipur up and down literally every week and can definitely say that it is one of the most dangerous highways to drive on in India. Please be careful and stay safe especially as you are carrying a baby!
So far in my experience I’d say that only Kerala highways can challenge this 😂
@@JohannaNorth Yes! But it is incredible how there is still some method in the madness!! 🙂
@@JohannaNorth Mizoram state North East India is a discipline state where this no honking it is called as silent city in Mizoram.
Yep! In India, people hardly follow the rules of driving on the Highway, specially it is very risky to drive at high speed. Moreover, with the White Sweater on, you were Glowing. Both of you were looking great.
Thank you! :) I drive at 40km/h even on empty roads here in India :D
I find this trip was very thrilling.
You guys hv a safe and pleasant journey. 👍👍
Drive slow and eat well during Pregnancy sister
I like ur husband he’s so shy , and handsome too. Take care dear ur pregnant, I love the way you talk. May God bless you both ❤️👍👌
Thank you 😊🙏
First time Vinod talking more then 2 seconds 😍
Can u please tell from 0:46 where Vinod bought that jumper..looks super good
Well actually Vinod borrowed it from me 😏 It’s my dad’s old and he bought it from a local artisan on our trip to Portugal when I was 14 ☺️
Vinod: Indian roadways are like this like that... Blah blah blah...
Johanna: right, as per FINISH Perspective 🗣️
Vinod: Hey Hey Hey, wht the hell...
Don't talk crap abt my india & my roadways 😂😂😂
Double Burnnnnnnnnnn...
Thug Life...
So far this is the only vlog where Vinod has spoken the most😂😂 May be you should consider taking him on such road trips more often🤭🤭 (just kidding) Much love♥️ and I hope you're feeling better now and will be able to visit Vinod's Haryana home soon😇
Haha yes he opens up a lot more on the camera when we get to travel and not just sit at home 😁 hopefully we’ll get to visit Haryana, but let’s see. If I’m feeling even slightly unwell, I don’t want to take risks 😊🙏
@@JohannaNorth lol that's because driving is more uncomfortable for him than talking on camera.
Se on melko mukavaa nähdä etsivän intialaisia teitä. Take care!
Wow!! first time Vinod was talking non stop 🙄😄
😂😂😂👌
Always looking forward to your vlogs.
Oh! Vinod talks too. Nice 👍
🤐🤫😂😂
Johanna expression in thumbnail 😂😍
Vinod's hate for Indian highways cured his camera shyness.
Hahahaha! :D
That's an extraordinarily colorful mask.
Driving in India is crazy India roads have no rules and ppl don’t fear the police
Such a lovely couple
OMG Vinod spoke for more than 1 minute !!!!!
😂😂😂
@@JohannaNorth For international marriages to work you need both partners to meet in the middle. Vinod is like a quiet Finn and Johanna is like a chatty Indian.!
Hi Johanna and vinod ji it's fun watching u both. I think u should safe cars like xuv or nexon for long drives with 5 star global ncap as my wife is pushing me hard to buy 1 😂😂. The wife thing kharcha all the time😔
Lovely video!
Drive carefully be safe Be Blessed .
Which part you lived in jaipur?
Sikar road
Vinod, please drive safely especially when you taking Johanna along. Do not do rash driving.
Hi Johanna,my hometown is little away from payyannur,I just wonder where exactly your house is in payyannur...
I think she lives near Ezhimala side or Ramanthali. Not very sure.
I am learning driving.. Its has been about a month... Not confident yet in narrow lanes ..autos and totos uff
Wow vinod can talk 😂
He CAN, but he HATES lol 😂😂👌
Do you live in village ? do you get to live with all the families?
Still watching 🤩😊👍
Hope you enjoy! I made just a very basic one this time, trying to divide all the hours of our Delhi content into shorter vlogs 😁 haven’t been feeling too well this week, so kept it simple
@@JohannaNorth u take care of yourself Johanna! Dont take much stress in creating the videos! Subscribers anyways understand ur current situation so it's fine even if u keep it short!.😊 cos health is first priority 🙏🙏
Don't come to delhi...
Corona is playing here ⚽️...
We already visited Delhi last week due to some mandatory errands that could not have been avoided 😊
Omg Hmmm
America have it worst then any country I am in New York city we are dying here
@@hailaahmedomar3491 Hmmm be safe 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I pray for her cause she pregnant
haha.. this is the most airtime that Vinod ever got like ever.. LOLOL. Eyes on the road, eyes on the road. But yeah whenever I visit, I can't even deal with the city traffic. equal opportunity roads, where EVERY VEHICLE HAS the right of way.. hahah.
In which Indian state people obey traffic rule most, and in which state traffic rules are strict( just a comparison as you have travelled around India......
Mizoram
Jaipur Delhi highway have lot of bad traffic.
I agree with Vinod! The Gods definitely help!
It looks like foggy be carful
I just said the same thing to my husband the other day: I’ll never drive in Indian cities, especially Delhi! 😱
Now they are building delhi roads in European design work will be done in 2 years then u drive
Because nobody follows here traffic rules
Indiscipline
God bless you both
Vinod Accha Bol leta hey yaar 😀😀😀
Where is vinod working at ? Why don't he try transfer his job to his home town .
Vinod specifically chose Kerala for his job location. He loves it there :)
If you can drive safely here in india , pretty much you can easily drive anywhere else in the world 😂
Well that is definitely true! Though I’m pretty sure I drive better in snow and ice 😁
I always say that same thing about driving in New York City.
You cross my home Rewari and Bawal home
Is it the air pollution? The sky looks dusty. Take all the precautionary measures.
The air quality in the Delhi area always gets pretty bad this time of the year due to burning crops in neighbouring regions, Diwali and such 😔
Sorry Ma'am @Johanna but it is truth of our paralyzed road traffic system...Here more accidents happen due to others rash driving or saving others or animals...Driving licensing laws are also very poor.... Big vehicles drivers and rich gangs consider all road their own... Hope your trip would have been nice and safe...and by the way you have a wonderful and highly skilled Driver Husband Sir @Vinod...😉...Loving & caring...all these things put a bad impression of my lovely and diverse India😠 and as an Indian it gives us pain and sorrow...hope someday we'll also accommodate & enjoy abroad like Road rules, facilities and security...but in all of these ur Egg breaking technique was very special and unique...someday I'll try it.😂😂🌷🙏
I think all countries have their good and bad qualities, I mean just look at the US! 😂 In Finland we have a lot of alcoholism and depression. In India it’s the roads and traffic among other things. It’s just a matter of trying to improve on those things that aren’t as good as they could reasonably be 😊
Hoping to see the egg breaking method spreading! 😁
@@JohannaNorth 😃😃😁It will spread like fire 🔥 in the jungle.
Hi Jonanna! I am an Indian who was born and raised in Tamil Nadu. However, I have been living in the US for more than 40 years with a lot of driving experience including driving on black thin ice on the road. I used to think that if you knew how to drive in Boston and Los Angeles you could drive anywhere in the world. But this is not true. Every time I re-visited India I have never driven there like you. Sometimes I think that Indians (from various states) are not united in anything except on only one thing, i.e., first come first served type of driving rules on the road!
I can definitely relate to this! Well ofc, the traffic isn’t as crowded in Finland as it is in India, but I know really well how to drive in any weather conditions and would have felt confident enough to try driving even in big European metros. But uffff, India is a whole different car game without any rules 😂😂😂
it's totally blame of indiscipline among Indians on roads
I got bumped upon by some cows on Indian roads
Till now I hate it
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You need three things driving in india good horns, good breaks, and lot of lot of luck😬😬😬
Liked your breaking egg new idea yo break egg
Please come back to Kerala soon.
Vinod and sangita ...huhh...feels like brother and sister from the movie ..hum saath saath hai...were they named after the movie
No they weren’t 🙂
Vinod is risking a fine. Driving without mask in Delhi is an offense..
It wasn’t when we visited Delhi before Diwali
Hi Johanna and Vinod lovely videos...I had seen a few earlier ones based out of Kerala...I always thought Vinod was a Malayali..his accent..his looks and the way he comfortably ate rice and fish on banana leaf...surprised to know he is a haryanavi.. .I am from Kannur and liked your Kerala videos....god bless you both..keep shining and best wishes for your baby.
Well Vinod has actually lived most of his life in South India 😊 I think it was in Chennai where he basically learned to be fluent in English and probably the habit of eating rice with hands 😁 and don’t worry we’ll be soon back in our Kerala home!
U r. Carrying now. So pls a avoid long journeys specially on roads in india.
Indian roads are like my future
Both are not stable 😟😁
😂😂
I had an experience while driving in the night,.. I was about to hit a tractor which was carrying hay..
Omg that is so scary! Hope nothing happened 🙏 must still make you skip a few heartbeats though
@@JohannaNorth yeah it was a close shave..
@@JohannaNorth In india there is a kind of a rule... The co-passenger who sits beside the driver also needs to be awake and attentive..the warn the driver when needed
If the official job where yr presence is required then it is alright otherwise u should not take the risk of traveling such a long distance in car and that too in India. Tell Vinod to be very careful while driving.
Vinod is the safest driver I know 😊 and of course I wouldn’t travel if it wasn’t necessary
Up to Maharashtra driver's manners are tolerable.
Madhya pradesh, Uttar pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana and Bihar it's a scary ride.
And its advised to have an SUV or a 4-5 star NCAP rated car in india to be safe.
i have driven in UP ,maharastra bihar MP kerela ...all i can say is UP has best highway system...the stretches which are away from population are good....most problem occur when highway cuts throough town....but then u have to realise what is a highway for u ,for them it is their local road...they dont even consider it as highway...same way as we treat road infront of our house...otherwise UP has better road ,second best road is in kerela...apart from that other states road are dirty and always filled with sand,maharastra has probably the worst road traffic especially in and near mumbai...i just want to kill myself
Well vinod when opened mouth didn't stop I think If was there i would have poked him to get more words out of him
I would never poke the driver in Indian traffic 😂😂😂
@@JohannaNorth well I also didn't knew about traffic then I was watching a couple from Holland and there a knew many things and I was like wtf we are doing everything opposite to them
Vinod sir 👌👌👌👌
Vinod saying driving in indian roads is so scary while his car running over 150 km. 😁😁😁😁😳 Pedestrians yelling at vinod little rascal are you going kill us today 😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Some of the clips were actually speed up. He barely ever even drives at more than 100km/h 😊 though i dont think that’s a big difference to a pedestrian lol
@@JohannaNorth I am just kidding 😁😁😁
Your mask is beautiful
Damn the pollution seems really bad. First I thought it's fog but it's smog isn't it ?
I think it was mostly smog, but some fog too, because it cleared up a bit the next day ☺️
@@JohannaNorth Yes. I think you said your in laws are coming back to Kerala with you, maybe they get to enjoy some good air.
I Never thought having good air is a Luxury until now.
Coming to Delhi makes me realise that clean air is indeed a luxury in India. I'm sure my in laws will love being in Kerala :)
Hi Johanna I think you both had a good time with the family and unfortunately they already miss you. This driving is a bit challenging due to the furious traffic rides, but Vinod is calm and feels good as a driver. Thank you for allowing us to sit in your back seat. Enjoyed watching. Stay safe and God bless.
We only visited Delhi for one day last week before Diwali. We’re spending several weeks in Jaipur with mommy and daddy 😊
@@JohannaNorth Oh! ok I missunderstood :-) I am sorry for that:-)
Good that your husband start also talking hehe I also need start more talk in my husband vlogs hehe .but u are very good person and u will good mother god bless you :) 💕 from us #SinghInGermany#
Hehe, just find something that annoys you to rant about! 😁 vinod is more comfortable when he isn’t just sitting down to specifically talk to the camera ☺️
@@JohannaNorth hehe my husband is from india punjab .he like to much 🙊😉but really we like ur chanel :) my husband will in india in December .love 💕 from us #SinghInGermany#
@@martasingh2471 safe trip for him! 🙏
@@JohannaNorth thank you so much I hope everything will ok is reason that he go bring our daughter 💖🤩😉
That is why we Indians have a habit of honking alot to alert other peoples🙄😅😅😅
But 90% of the drivers keep honking and alerting the people every second even on a straight empty road 😂😂😂
@@JohannaNorth you should have noticed whats written on back of every indian truck "BLOW HORN" LOL
@@mayankrajput4302 only instruction Indian people follow without exception 😂
@@JohannaNorth ya it is that but my father says nothing goes in honking on highways if its saving your and others life 🔥🔥❤️❤️🙏
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Johanna it's very shock to see that Viniod is talking and he is very happy.
Why? May be he has been with his parents back or you changed him ?
Anyway take care your health and stay blessed.
He doesn’t feel comfortable just sitting down and talking directly to the camera. It’s different when he’s primarily talking to someone else or doing something else 😊 there is no reason to change him though. People should see that also quiet, more introvert guys can be on TH-cam - no need to be loud extrovert 🥰
Take care your self and when you will go Finland?
Impossible to say when travelling would be possible
You should also learn driving in India!😂
I know how to drive, but I refuse to go into the traffic 😁
I liked your mask !!!
I love the masks mommy has made me! Fit my face like a glove 😁
@@JohannaNorth You're lucky to have such a caring mother-in-law 😀