As a Indian girl , I don't wear traditional clothes every day and sometimes not even in the festivals. My mother doesn't force me to wear traditional clothes .
I'm so thankful that this channel has call out parental abuse and that we should also call it out as well so that we could save kids from abusive parents.
@@ava1872 Cause we are indians and we know better. It may happen in some rural areas with low literacy rate but isn't a normal thing in india. Most of us wear jeans.
@@ava1872 lmao.. so u r saying u have witnessed some family who are forcing their daughters to wear saree in school?? Lol tell me which city u r living in??? We wanna know!!😸
Racism too. She got bullied for wearing her indian dress by her white classmates and that was pretty raçist. Indian dress is as beautiful as jeans or t-shirt are!
@@ivywt If I knew someone who lived in another country or had a relative who lived in another country, I will never been mean to them and respect the way they usually do things in their country.
I’m happy the brother stopped being so childish and actually grew up. And the part of him switching places with his sister, and wore her clothes, reminded me of Servant of Evil from Vocaloid.
Me being an Indian, jumped like hell when i heard "India" 🌚 And wearing a saree or speaking hindi in a foreign country isn't bad. That shouldn't be bullied. And yeah, Indians Aren't like that. My mom let's me wear jeans, shorts, crop tops and everything. Few People who aren't that open minded still ask women to wear saree's all day. But I've spent my whole life in India and as far as i know, that doesn't exist anymore.
“i like smart boys who speak different languages other then like American.” LMAO I GUESS ENGLISH IS NOW AMERCIAN (Edit: Yall chill out this was 5 months ago)
Her mother is no mother to anyone, she should be ashamed of herself what she did to her own daughter, how she feel like it if her parents treat her like that too or worse she won't like that either!
@@CodeJack2468 Not to mention she’s also hypocritically sexist when she called her own daughter a ‘stupid useless girl’ when that woman used to be a girl herself.
I am an Indian girl 👍 prisha spoke out for all girls raised in orthodox family. Not all girls manage to speak with courage in the society against inequality 😢 it's touching 😊
As an Indian girl who has never left the country, I can assure that we don't have to wear our traditionals other than festivals. We most wear clothes that suites ourselves the most. Also most people here can speak fluent English, without that weird accent shown in the video.
😂 i can speak fluently and i am teen because our accent is not weird time changes as my father and mother got english subject in class 5th their accent is mixed of Assamese (my mother tongue) and english but i have learned from nursery so i don't have problems
As an indian teenager I have never wore traditional clothes not even in a festival Not once in my life And some people do talk in an accent which is called indian accent Not all I learned the foreign accent perhaps the american accent since a very young age thanks to my parents who provided a good education to me!
@@nirajsingh3883 no she's saying she learned English and how to properly say it when she was young because not all schools in india teach English but it doesn't necessarily mean you got a good education
& i also like how she loves showing Stereotypes about any country like dude first of who goes to school wearing a saari in India & that arrange marriage stuff Gosh !!
Prisha’s mom really needs to start living in the 21st century. I’m glad aryan eventually stood up for Prisha… eventually. I also love it when they post early.
Idk i'm indian , our moms not like this... And seriously in india we have uniforms we don't wear casual wears. Maybe discriminating between boys and girls are in rural area but now it really does not happen.... and we wear normal clothes and traditional clothes are only worn in festivals and sometimes in weddings. But grownups do wears traditional cloths normally as well as western clothes
"Don't you ever try to touch me again!" If everyone could say that to their Indian moms, there would be a lot less chappals and shoes accelerating though the air (headed for us) today.
And also, I feel like being tempted to come into the scene (If this was real) and beat the abusive mom with an iron bat. (If this scene is real as hell).
The mother shouldn't be called a Karen the old Indian traditions are like that and the brother hot most of the love because according to traditions girls are housewives and men goes to work and stuff so the mother thought the girl was useless.
@@sahithiparvam974 treat both of your kids equally. And Indian women give birth to life, look after the house and can make money too. She's not useless.
India is a beautiful country and it has a beautiful culture. The outfit she was wearing one is from her culture and no one has the right to bully her. The girl who was bullying her is ignorant and I'm glad that in the end the brother will help her with the bullying and with the situation with the mother! ❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻 ps; love your videos
@@unopinionhuman1590 you are absolutely right but but it's frustrating to see people bullying for everything and I wanna see a video about stereotype to in the US too
@@unopinionhuman1590 Well there are many indian traditional state schools that has saree as an uniform. Yes this video had a lot of stereotypes which weren't really true or may be she belonged to a north western indian state where literacy rate is low. Or else who discriminates between a girl and a boy these days ! It is non sense.
This story was amazing and it was actually made to spread awareness that sometimes indian parents do absolutely stupid things because they wanted to maintain their "tradition" , treating girl children as Inferior and marrying their children to random people out of their will, As an Indian I would approve spreading such awarenesses, but since the story took place in United States, that didn't made much sense, it would be better if the story entirely took place in India plus the story didn't seem to end properly Anyways, Nice story keep up making them
I am from India. I loved the story and I love My Story Animated too but I just wanna tell you guys that not all Indian girls or should I say only some girls experience this kind of discrimination which is obsessively wrong. I told you this because we all know that there are way too many stereotypes on Indians and I wanna prove them wrong for obvious reasons. 🇮🇳
Ikrrrr It’s literally a problem in most African countries where a mother or grandmother would hate their kid just coz they aren’t boys It makes no sense
Presha : a joke has to make everyone laugh if not it is called bullying. Me : darling, no if a joke doesn't make everyone laugh it is a bad joke. Thank you so much for all the likes guys!!!
@@itzzrakharpbrio6938 it depends on the way you bully. If the person you're bullying is somehow hurt then that's bad but if the person isn't hurt by any way then it's okay.
I love this and it is sadly relatable to some but luckily I only have to wear traditional clothes on Indian family events. The one thing I need you to please pay more attention to is the pronunciation of the Indian names.
There are really some moms like her in India. As an Indian I saw my other friends moms being just like her mom... No taking to boys, no dating etc... But luckily my mom and dad is different, I m allowed to talk to boys, hangout with them and dressing whatever I want.. I only wear saree in saraswati puja
I have a friend in my college who is from Asia. She's really sweet and a hard worker. Honestly, it's always nice to meet people from other places, especially because they always have stories to share about their culture and the way they live!
I'm also Indian and I can relate this bruhhh it was so good to see the story of an indian girl. There are a lot of things that indian girls get punished of but now people are changing but some aren't changed so it's so difficult to corporate with them
@Danger gamer yeas it use to happen in Jammu but now some people are changing but some are not so in Jammu there are so less cases that this won't happen
As an Indian lemme tell you this is what a typical traditional mom's do But most of the parents are changing slowly I hope it's turns to better 💕 Edit:- ofc people have changed there mindset but the place I live people still do this a girl from my college got married just because she was enjoying her life like wtf 🤡
@@drunkbard7751 my grandmother treated my mom just like her She didn't celebrate her birthday, didn't let her study, and wanted her to get married at age of 14
I am glad your brother defended you at the end and the way the girl bully was crying and running way was funny 😂😂😂 she deserved it you should never bully someone because of their skin color or religion I love every religion and Indians are cool and has a beautiful culture I can’t wait for tomorrow story ❤️❤️💖💖💖
Her mom was a control freak and a jerk. Calling her an idiot, judging her clothes and the way she dressed and forcing her into an arranged marriage...yeah that's just being cruel. I'm glad the brother took her side, and that she left her toxic mother.
@@maithili6143 not true! im indian and not all parents treat them like that .......and also not always the sweet parents and sometime the chappal comes into action 🤣
Their mother should be arrested for forcing her own daughter to marry someone she doesn’t love against her will. Prisha and Arryn’s mom is no mother at all, just a monster.
I love how she stood up against her abusive mom. SHE'S A REAL HERO!
She ain't even real lol
FACK
They all sound the same
FACKKKKK
हां
I'm glad that her brother came to his senses and apologized & stood up for her.
Armyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Yup
same
Nopes this brother's still a jerk will always be a jerk .
Same
As a Indian girl , I don't wear traditional clothes every day and sometimes
not even in the festivals. My mother doesn't force me to wear traditional clothes .
U can atleast wear in festivals as its once in year?....u dont have to wear daily if u dont want.
Samee
@@zoneofediting6672 she means to say she have choice. Tho generally everyone wear traditional only on festives
@@zoneofediting6672 she means to say she have choice. Tho generally everyone wear traditional only on festives
@@noone-uu1hl true
I am an Indian, but we don't have bad ascent. You people hire most of the Indian people because of our intelligence. Please don't underestimate us
Blud ur like a kid u don’t even know most about msa so grow up and stop being a “victim”
Even I ' m Indian
People hire people because they work not because they’re Indians or because they are white they hire them because the do te job right
How do u know? Dont just asum
Bro it looks like you never watch her cuz your saying nonsense
"Mom forces me to wear the same dress everyday."
Me : I don't mind... Most cartoons I watch don't change their outfits.
True
So true
Hewjg
🤣🤣
they have the same outfits in there closet.
As an Indian, I think Saris are one of the most beautiful types of dresses in India.
Yes.
Ya you Rt I lk them
They are really pretty and cool.
True
THEY R GORGEOUS and I think she doesnt wanna wear them at school bc she doesnt want attention
her dress was actually pretty cute
Yeah that's a sari our traditional dress
Agree!
Our traditional saree
Don't forget to look at the funny animations I make, you will love them.
I am an Indian too
Finally a story where she doesn’t unnecessarily forgive the mom
EXACTLY LOL
I'm so thankful that this channel has call out parental abuse and that we should also call it out as well so that we could save kids from abusive parents.
As an Indian living in the USA, this story really resonated! Thank you, my story animated!! 😊😊
Like ur mom told you to wear saree in school?? Even in India these stereotypes donot happen.
Don't forget to look at the funny animations I make, you will love them.
@@unopinionhuman1590 it might in some corners of the country what makes you think it’s impossible
@@ava1872 Cause we are indians and we know better. It may happen in some rural areas with low literacy rate but isn't a normal thing in india. Most of us wear jeans.
@@ava1872 lmao.. so u r saying u have witnessed some family who are forcing their daughters to wear saree in school?? Lol tell me which city u r living in??? We wanna know!!😸
sexism isn't a good thing. we should try to be equal and accept each other the way we are.
You are right but in India society will never change
@@siddhitiwari7751 well it's changing
Don't forget to look at the funny animations I make, you will love them.
Racism too. She got bullied for wearing her indian dress by her white classmates and that was pretty raçist. Indian dress is as beautiful as jeans or t-shirt are!
@@jefrreyjeffery2192 exactly thanks for this. we need more ppl like u
SHE IS SO BRAVE TO STAND UP TO HER MOM
This story didn't ended so well,
We want a complete story with a happy ending!
Lots of love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Indian team 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Yesss 😁😁
,
@@Starcloudz7860 What?
This is the most likes I gotten 😄😄😄😄I never been this happy for a long time, you guys don't know what this means to me but really tq all 😊❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
0:56, You don't have to blame your appearance.
You're still a great person, not matter what country you live it.
Don't forget to look at the funny animations I make, you will love them.
Your right. Your no different
@@bushrakayani Thanks
agreed
@@ivywt If I knew someone who lived in another country or had a relative who lived in another country, I will never been mean to them and respect the way they usually do things in their country.
This is probably the first time My Story Animated has picked a title somewhat related to the story😂
Edit: 1K LIKES?!?!?!?!
Fyyrydyhdtejdhwjdy
Fyidd
Eva
So true
Same😭
Facts
“Tum keso hasina?”
😂🤣🤣🤣
😂
😂😂😂
03:34 I almost cried with laughter
"TUM KESSI HO HASINAA?"
Wait that was hindi? Omg I thought he was talking in Spanish or something-
Lol jbhh he doesn’t know his own language
He was trying to speak in anglicised hindustani nd as an Indian I found it hilarious to listen from another Indian.. TT_TT
@@urmikaroychowdhury7325 well I'm not an Indian but I know Hindi/Urdu!
@@dr.animationandme540 Nice bro💜
I love how she stood up for her and i love how her brother helped her
Lol
How many of you needs part 2 of this? Proud to be an Indian🇮🇳
Meeee
Meee
Meeeeeeee
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Yas I am an Indian 🇮🇳
I’m happy the brother stopped being so childish and actually grew up. And the part of him switching places with his sister, and wore her clothes, reminded me of Servant of Evil from Vocaloid.
“A joke has to make everyone laugh, if not, its bullying”
*Jimmy Fallon must have bullied thousands of people then*
Yes of course, how has that never resonated with anyone??😂
Ah yes the old jimmy
Omg, true, lmao. 😭😭
True
😂😂😂😂
“You are not my daughter. I’m ashamed to have a daughter like you” ok so is she your daughter or not? 😂
Please tell everyone all about PART 3 of my mom woke up from a coma after 15 years to get revenge! PLEASE.
Indian parents are like that. Sometimes they say things which make no sense, especially when they are angry.
Hi
@@04agnishikhamajumder24 no they don't
@@chrisbarone515 up
I’m so obsessed with these stories. I day without a story is not better at all. I can’t be the only one who’s preoccupied with these awesome stories.
Don't forget to look at the funny animations I make, you will love them.
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1
Me too I love these addicting stories they are so good
Me being an Indian, jumped like hell when i heard "India" 🌚
And wearing a saree or speaking hindi in a foreign country isn't bad.
That shouldn't be bullied.
And yeah, Indians Aren't like that.
My mom let's me wear jeans, shorts, crop tops and everything.
Few People who aren't that open minded still ask women to wear saree's all day.
But I've spent my whole life in India and as far as i know, that doesn't exist anymore.
uh
uh
Yeah same
“i like smart boys who speak different languages other then like American.” LMAO I GUESS ENGLISH IS NOW AMERCIAN
(Edit: Yall chill out this was 5 months ago)
Ikrrrr I almost choked at that part
U grl???? I'm a gull too u knoww
It is JPPP
LMFAOOOOO
YOU .NEED .TO .LEARN
. AMERICANISHHHhH
“My mom makes me wear the same thing every day”
All cartoons in existence: excuse me?
Lol😂😂😂
Lol ofc
Lol true
ofc
500th like.
This needs a part 2 we feel so left out
Her mother is no mother to anyone, she should be ashamed of herself what she did to her own daughter, how she feel like it if her parents treat her like that too or worse she won't like that either!
@@CodeJack2468 Not to mention she’s also hypocritically sexist when she called her own daughter a ‘stupid useless girl’ when that woman used to be a girl herself.
yasss
She’s a monster.
I am an Indian girl 👍 prisha spoke out for all girls raised in orthodox family. Not all girls manage to speak with courage in the society against inequality 😢 it's touching 😊
Hi ap kaha se ho???
As an Indian girl who has never left the country, I can assure that we don't have to wear our traditionals other than festivals. We most wear clothes that suites ourselves the most. Also most people here can speak fluent English, without that weird accent shown in the video.
😂 i can speak fluently and i am teen because our accent is not weird time changes as my father and mother got english subject in class 5th their accent is mixed of Assamese (my mother tongue) and english but i have learned from nursery so i don't have problems
As an indian teenager
I have never wore traditional clothes not even in a festival
Not once in my life
And some people do talk in an accent which is called indian accent
Not all
I learned the foreign accent perhaps the american accent since a very young age thanks to my parents who provided a good education to me!
@@nistal5843 does learning American accent means good education..?!!
@@nirajsingh3883 no she's saying she learned English and how to properly say it when she was young because not all schools in india teach English but it doesn't necessarily mean you got a good education
❤ you
her: talks in hindi-english to the other students
also her: speaks english fluently with her mother
no offence .
The VA isn’t indian?? And they surely want people to understand what she’s saying a number of people don’t understand this accent
@@Ev3rmore true
I think she says fluently in English to show she is talking in her native language but translated in English cuz English speakers won't understand it
@@smritigupta3133 mhm
Offense *
I like how their stories focuses on people from different cultural backgrounds , something that most stories seem to miss.
& i also like how she loves showing Stereotypes about any country like dude first of who goes to school wearing a saari in India & that arrange marriage stuff Gosh !!
And they are fun making stories stereotyping about the countries! They always show like USA alone is great and normal and others are not normal!
But they are showing India in a dark side and me and an Indian can't resist this at all
@@manjirilol they really need to stop these sh*ts
Don't forget to look at the funny animations I make, you will love them.
Mum:"Your not my daughter"
Mum (literally the next second):"I'm ashamed to have a daughter like you"
Me:So is she ur daughter or not?
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Prisha’s mom really needs to start living in the 21st century. I’m glad aryan eventually stood up for Prisha… eventually. I also love it when they post early.
Her name is Prisha
Idk i'm indian , our moms not like this... And seriously in india we have uniforms we don't wear casual wears. Maybe discriminating between boys and girls are in rural area but now it really does not happen.... and we wear normal clothes and traditional clothes are only worn in festivals and sometimes in weddings. But grownups do wears traditional cloths normally as well as western clothes
@@sayantikadas6260
daughter very nice story
@@sayantikadas6260 Yeah, only mom's wear saari kids are not allowed to wear it... They can wear it if they want to but it's ok if it's festival
@@srivaishnavee oops. My bad. thanks.
"Don't you ever try to touch me again!"
If everyone could say that to their Indian moms, there would be a lot less chappals and shoes accelerating though the air (headed for us) today.
Fax
true
:]Fax
Chappals are taking over the world
True
The outfit that she said to wear on the first day..
IT LOOKS AMAZING 🤩
mum: "your brother is getting tutored at home privately!"
next day: **her brother at her school**
No her mom actually said that her brother was getting tutored at home for english only.
@@caramelcharm8892 yeah
EXACTLY
He goes to school and after school tutoring
She said tutored ENGLISH at home private
"I like boys who can like... talk languages other than American"
Girl since when was American a language
Shhh don't call her out like that
Lolololololol
Omg 😱 she ran away 🤭🤭🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
LMFAOOOO UNDERRATTED COMMENT-
edit:why was i using caps-
Man that mother of hers was such a Karen.
I’m glad the brother realized his mistake and that mean girl got what she deserved.
And also, I feel like being tempted to come into the scene (If this was real) and beat the abusive mom with an iron bat.
(If this scene is real as hell).
@@valorwarrior7628 it happens in India every day
Don't forget to look at the funny animations I make, you will love them.
The mother shouldn't be called a Karen the old Indian traditions are like that and the brother hot most of the love because according to traditions girls are housewives and men goes to work and stuff so the mother thought the girl was useless.
@@sahithiparvam974 treat both of your kids equally. And Indian women give birth to life, look after the house and can make money too. She's not useless.
9:12 “what is that even supposed to me-“GIRL GOT CUT OFF😭😭😭🙏🙏
India is a beautiful country and it has a beautiful culture. The outfit she was wearing one is from her culture and no one has the right to bully her. The girl who was bullying her is ignorant and I'm glad that in the end the brother will help her with the bullying and with the situation with the mother! ❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻
ps; love your videos
As you know they are stereotyping about any countries except the US. Like who would saree in school?? Too much stereotypes in this video
@@unopinionhuman1590 you are absolutely right but but it's frustrating to see people bullying for everything and I wanna see a video about stereotype to in the US too
As an indian I strongly agree
@Mishu's All In One World ❤ good be proud of who you are and don't let anyone stop you
@@unopinionhuman1590 Well there are many indian traditional state schools that has saree as an uniform. Yes this video had a lot of stereotypes which weren't really true or may be she belonged to a north western indian state where literacy rate is low. Or else who discriminates between a girl and a boy these days ! It is non sense.
I love how this is about being nice not just to others, but to others that did not originate from the U.S. or any were else.
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2:40 but those sari dresses are gorgeous 🥺
@@incognito6935 I’m not a kid
I like the way she screamed, “yay” it was hilarious it’s 6:10
As being an indian i actually get indian vibes from her mother's accent 😅
About the anger part ,Without the abusiveness right?
Naah i don't think , according to me they are loving but noisy and here about marriage then India has been mordern
I am Indian to
@@swathikaaadikesh2633 yes ofc
Me too, I have an Indian friend
Love her brothers character development at the end oml😩😩
we have the same name lol
@@auxray5382 no you dont
@@jojotempley7510 yes.. my name is anaya
As an Indian, I love the way they speak english
Haha true cuz I'm an indian too
@@jensoopinkkue686 I AM ARMY AND BLINK!!!!!!!!!!! GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO KPOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@Ilosemyjob_9413 same but like I am a little army the rest of it blink
Same💜
I'm american but I just like the way indians dress, I wonder how it's like there :).
You should make part 2 where she'll make her mother pay for everything she did to her and giving her brother a new family with her.
This story was amazing and it was actually made to spread awareness that sometimes indian parents do absolutely stupid things because they wanted to maintain their "tradition" , treating girl children as Inferior and marrying their children to random people out of their will, As an Indian I would approve spreading such awarenesses, but since the story took place in United States, that didn't made much sense, it would be better if the story entirely took place in India plus the story didn't seem to end properly
Anyways, Nice story keep up making them
Exactly! 💯
This is not true I’m Indian and my parents r just fine
@@MochaBunni he's saying about *few* parents
@@MochaBunni Yeah mine too!!
i am Indian
We should appreciate for making such crazy stories!
Let’s just appreciate that we don’t need to read things to feel the beautiful story.
Anybody here at 2024😮
Me
@@Lily-r7k im here in 2024
Me ❤😊
Am here on Oct 26 2024
Yes😊
great job with the video! ❤️💕
Hi your the most common commenter of my story animated you truly are real fam
Fan*
Lol in the beginning she was wearing tommyinnit shirt
Sometimes, when my mom isn’t home I like to lay down in the garden like a carrot
Ikr
I like when prisha is so smart and also finally her brother learned his lesson.
"All the exams were postponed until I felt better"
*if only life was that easy.*
ya:(
Yep
Yeah I agree
then i would never prefer to feel better just to avoid exams 😂🤣🤣jk
As a
American Indian I know a lot about my culture but I wear traditional clothes whenever the heck I want and I have flu English and fluent Punjabi.
We are proud to have people like you from India 🥰
I like idian people clothes their really pretty
Thanks for saying that I’m half Indian 😉
@@Lemon_lilith are you saying this to me
the mom - “your not my daughter”
also the mom - “I’m ashamed to have a daughter like you”
me - 🤦♀️
Lol her diaolog makes no sense 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
OMG HOW DID I NOT NOTICE LOLLL
Yes, sounds like my mum
Omg
thats indian parents' logic for u 🤣
I am from India.
I loved the story and I love My Story Animated too but I just wanna tell you guys that not all Indian girls or should I say only some girls experience this kind of discrimination which is obsessively wrong.
I told you this because we all know that there are way too many stereotypes on Indians and I wanna prove them wrong for obvious reasons. 🇮🇳
5th like n 1st comment
Yess true, this happens in small villages and also rarely not much
88th like 3rd reply
@@lisatuffin4033 I live in a big city still happens with me, you are stereotyping by believing that this happens only in small towns
@@rashmisingh-ug7bt then maybe ur background is not really a 'big city type'
As an Indian I don't even have a traditional dress I just wear whatever I want to
the fact that her mom is calling her kid a housewife but she’s a girl herself😭😭
true
Ikrrrr
It’s literally a problem in most African countries where a mother or grandmother would hate their kid just coz they aren’t boys
It makes no sense
Sexist hypocrite much?
@@Gods_own_Sybe India is not in Africa.
@@samtyd2767 they never said that. they said that stuff like this also happens in africa
"I like boys that can speak languages other than American"
Girl it's called ENGLISH!!!
lol
HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
chill chill she a cowgirl
American and english are different..
@@niki8626 no they are not they just have some different words but that is something called slang try using your brain
aw that’s very amazing, and ofc woman’s has rights!
I feel like this story needs a part two.
Yeah
"My Mom Forces Me To Wear The Same Dress Everyday"
You're not alone😌💅
Heyyyy are you a blink
Blink here
@@sanjitha689 sameeeee
Ayyy I found a Blink 🖤
@@Velvet62211 whats a blink?
Presha : a joke has to make everyone laugh if not it is called bullying.
Me : darling, no if a joke doesn't make everyone laugh it is a bad joke.
Thank you so much for all the likes guys!!!
dude seriously?
Bullying is a serious issue i hope that you know that!!!!!!!!!!!
but whenever I bully someone everyone laughs😶😶😶
@@itzzrakharpbrio6938 it depends on the way you bully. If the person you're bullying is somehow hurt then that's bad but if the person isn't hurt by any way then it's okay.
Its treu ngl
Sick moves girl you did the right thing 😀
I'm glad that Prisha's brother, Aaron, realized his mistakes and apologized to his sister and stood up for her.🙂🙂🙂
omg i love this one i really needed a part 2
We can all agree that when my story animated posts, it makes our day better. I love the stories ❤️
Yes
“A joke has to make everyone laugh, if not its bullying”
*Talk shows must have bullied loads of people* :o
A joke is only funny if both people are laughing
@@TheyLove_C3rt I guess my joke's aren't funny because only the person I tell the joke to laughs
@@faarimui English please
@@thats_gay9453 don't correct me cuz you are not my mother pls
@@faarimui your mother doesn’t have to be the only person to correct you
i love how the brother apologized and became a better brother and not a jerk💗
3:41 The way she said American instead of English, I jus t fell down laughing
What
Can we appreciate how she uploads consistently?
I like it when they make animations about characters from different cultures.
Its my culture
I am from India
I am hindu
I won't eat meat that means I am vegetarian
I love this and it is sadly relatable to some but luckily I only have to wear traditional clothes on Indian family events. The one thing I need you to please pay more attention to is the pronunciation of the Indian names.
Three things: One - I think that sari looks adorable and two - Missy reminds me of Missy from LoliRock. Three - I LOVE HER ACCENT
Y’all are just mean
I didn’t ask for yours either
@@SpreadThe2ruth if you have nothing nice to say dont say it- that was unnecessary
@@jane.1705 and you
What accent?
Anyone else obsessed with these?! 🤩😂
I am 😍
i get really angry when they dont post
There are really some moms like her in India. As an Indian I saw my other friends moms being just like her mom... No taking to boys, no dating etc... But luckily my mom and dad is different, I m allowed to talk to boys, hangout with them and dressing whatever I want.. I only wear saree in saraswati puja
Lol Btw which state
The indian accent sounded more like the Italian accent❤️😂
Love from India Bihar 🥰❤️
I CLICKED FASTER THEN ADRIEN COULD SAY "SHE'S JUST A FRIEND"
Me too
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Lol
Don't forget to look at the funny animations I make, you will love them.
I have a friend in my college who is from Asia. She's really sweet and a hard worker. Honestly, it's always nice to meet people from other places, especially because they always have stories to share about their culture and the way they live!
OMG
ha. i saw the title of this story and laughed a little. dont all these characters end up wearing the same outfit throughout the whole video.
That's so true 🤣
I am not indian but I think that the Indian style is so beautiful and the cloths are one of the most beautiful outfits in the world
Then where are u from?
@@STAR-616 the campdrafting it's a sport played mainly in Australia
@@DBJ487 oh
"My mom forsed me to wear the same dress everyday"
Me: Ohhhh now i get why all animeted charactors wear the same thing every episode!
i love you
@@niangngaihte1232 wtf
She should have ended it with “ and also ashamed to have a mom like you”
Exactly what I was thinking
R u from India
@@anngeorge3732 who me ?
@@pawanhalwai3904 nimfa
@@anngeorge3732 ok
The way Aryan dresses 😂😂😂this is called good planning 👍👏👏👏👏👏
I'm an Indian and i think Indian dresses are beautiful but wearing it in foreign is kinda cool too !
9:09 I laughed so hard when she said dalawi instead of Diwali 😂😂😂
*The animation is so AMAZING!*
Disclaimer:this channel is highly addictive ❤️💜❤️💜
I so want to see a part two of this. I could work for MSA, cuz I’m a creative natured man
I'm also Indian and I can relate this bruhhh it was so good to see the story of an indian girl. There are a lot of things that indian girls get punished of but now people are changing but some aren't changed so it's so difficult to corporate with them
Hi
Yah I am an Indian too but I from Kerala 🌴🌴
@@meeram1399 and I'm from jammu lol absolutely opposite
@Danger gamer yeas it use to happen in Jammu but now some people are changing but some are not so in Jammu there are so less cases that this won't happen
Wow we are same Indian
As an Indian lemme tell you this is what a typical traditional mom's do
But most of the parents are changing slowly I hope it's turns to better 💕
Edit:- ofc people have changed there mindset but the place I live people still do this a girl from my college got married just because she was enjoying her life like wtf 🤡
Also you know dwali isnt is said with a v like dvali?
In India now it's not like that I live in India too
@@nirvimanishshah7657 truee
No they dont
They don't force us to wear saree or suits and certainly they dont treat us that badly
Like her mom did on her bday
@@drunkbard7751 my grandmother treated my mom just like her
She didn't celebrate her birthday, didn't let her study, and wanted her to get married at age of 14
I am glad your brother defended you at the end and the way the girl bully was crying and running way was funny 😂😂😂 she deserved it you should never bully someone because of their skin color or religion I love every religion and Indians are cool and has a beautiful culture I can’t wait for tomorrow story ❤️❤️💖💖💖
I need a pt 2 of yhis rn! It exactly how the way im treated
Her mom was a control freak and a jerk. Calling her an idiot, judging her clothes and the way she dressed and forcing her into an arranged marriage...yeah that's just being cruel. I'm glad the brother took her side, and that she left her toxic mother.
😂that's a daily story in Indian family
@@maithili6143 not true! im indian and not all parents treat them like that .......and also not always the sweet parents and sometime the chappal comes into action 🤣
Their mother should be arrested for forcing her own daughter to marry someone she doesn’t love against her will. Prisha and Arryn’s mom is no mother at all, just a monster.
"How are you , beautiful"
The way they pronounced it , I'm crying
Edit: OMGGGGGG THESE R THE MOST LIKES IVE EVER GOT OMGGG TYSMMM
True
YASSSS
same bahaha😭
Kese ho hasina oh my god 🤣🤣🤣
Literally Tom kaso ho hasina
Fun Fact: When you hold your breath, you can't smile.
Joking!! Just wanted to make you smile! :P
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U copied this comment from somewhere else :/ STOP!
@@araxt2036 yes
@@araxt2036 they were just being nice :(
@@araxt2036 I didn't. My sister would say it to me all the time.
In India some mom's are like this to girls that “you are going to be housewife and we need to be decent”