A Day In The Life Of… A Labourer in Dubai
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- Spend a Day in the Life of a labour worker from Kerala who works in Dubai as a carpenter for eight years.
Hope, hard work and faith, see what makes this courageous man a hero for his family back home and an active participant in Dubai evolution and expansion throughout the years. Stay tuned for more A Day In The Life videos portraying stories of the people from Dubai! - บันเทิง
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whoever made this want to highlight the place in a positive image. this guy is not at all a labourer of Dubai standards.
you want a labourer? go to a construction site and pick one of em randomly. or catch a bus to Sonapur. you'll find labourers there !!
this guy is like a Warren buffet compared to those actual labourers !!
Francis Xavier
then they can fuck off and work in their countries
You r right..
Yes
Sun Flower, as if they are mostly coming on their own will. Most of the laborers are being ‘slave-traded’ over with huge promises.
He is not a labour in any sense here in Dubai. He is having a good job but probably less paid job.
If u want to see real labours go to construction scene.. Visit at least once to a construction workers labour camp (I recommend Sajaa) and spend a day with them, I recommend Friday to Saturday. You will soon come to realise what a real life of labour in UAE means.
This video shows nothing close to that life rather a good ideal life of a supervisor.
The title should have been "A day in the Life of a supervisor in Dubai"
its true
Absolutely. This is a good video, but not an accurate representation of "labourers" at the bottom.
Well said....
Dude he might be labour before which has turned to be a supervisor coze of his hardwork, so he could havr explained it better.
Yes
Come to middle East and experience the wonderful feeling of being treated like dirt
or you can stay in your own country and help build it like a true loyal citizen...after all we are the victims of our own choices ....
@@orionbassmaster666 brilliant reply...its all upon choices and the consequences they carry.
@@orionbassmaster666 that doesn't mean you can treat immigrant workers like dirt
immigrants badly is not okay but every country in the Middle East is different and why is the west’s treatment of immigrants ignored. Many immigrants in the west are bullied or treated badly, and I knew this girl from the Netherlands for example and her boss paid this immigrant worker almost nothing compared to other workers and was so rude and patronising to him and that boss said that it was okay to do that since he doesn’t understand anyway (he was Polish). I am not saying that Arabs who treat immigrants badly is okay but I do think that people cherrypick. When there was a terrorist attack in Paris, everyone was like #PrayforParis but nobody bat an eye when there was a terrorist attack in Iran (a country who did a lot to actually stop IS with their military) and the terrorist attack in Iran was shortly before everything in Paris happened. I am not saying that those things are okay but the media shouldn’t cherrypick.
These people will elect communist in their own country but then migrate to capitalist countries for job
I have worked in Dubai for a UK based electro / contracting company and i am a qualified electrician and so earn a good living and have good accommodation provided for me , all of the Asian labourers that i see get treated like shit by their Arab employers and are expected to work 12 hr shifts for 6 days a
week for very little money and the accommodation provided for them by their employers is very basic and unhygienic by western standards , i really feel sorry for these guys because they are doing the best they can to provide for their family's and some of them only get to go home once a year for a week if they are lucky , so when i see these staged propaganda videos it really makes my blood boil because i know what the true way of life is like in Dubai for these immigrant workers and it is not as nice and Rosie like you see in this and other films like it.....!
+loyal4 the way Idc if he is an Englishman,what he is saying is extremely true.
+loyal4 the way he is talking about Dubai right now... And he makes a good point, it's a turn. If you don't like it.. You should be the one shutting up.
not millions billions of deaths
YOUR PAPA
I'm from Dubai
loyal4 the way ...and no other country has killed millions of people?
for God sake he is not a labour. you cant even imagine on which poor conditions labour class lives.
He looks sad...homesick.
he can go back
@@SunFlower-jf6rt he can't They take there passport at airport
Raman Tiwari bruh he is a carpenter not a construction worker he had all his documents and passport.
Slavery still exists in this world.
Hey i think the world is lying to us that there is no slavery but there is. In usa brazil oman turkey south africa india saudi arabia everywhere
UAE is a sad country for labourers, unless you are highly skilled or have a western passport don't go! I was so depressed watching long faces of these labourers! Heartbroken!
Syed Taimoor Hussain even if you have a western passport but you for for an non prestigious job, they took your passport at the airport and you cant leave the country, i 'hear a story about that of an italian guy working on a Dubai hotel
@@Tonyx.yt. That is not true, My Italian friend was working in a hotel and he changed jobs a lot and he was fine and he had his passport and he used to travel every weekend to Turkey. And if the employer takes the passport, they can complain to the ministry of labor. Its illegal to hold a passport by law in the UAE.
It seems Syed is an Arab, and Arab do hate each other, especially the Arabs from poor countries, they hate the Arabs from rich and developed country. Many Indians workers got rich in Dubai and if someone is not educated they basically won't get paid a lot anywhere around the world!!
Syed... I don't know how old you are but if I remember the economic conditions in India in 1978 and the sufferage any place other than this would be paradise.
In Mumbai City we had to queue up at public toilet. Across India many went to bed hungry.
My traditional house was a small hut in Kerala. By 1984 we built a sprawling bungalow. Across Kerala you will find the impact of Gulf labour.
Today's situation and suffering in Gulf is nothing compared to the hardships back home.
I'm aware of all the difficulties of our people in gulf since my family is there and about 21 people who include my father, mamajis, uncles, first cousins who are based in UAE, Doha, Manama, Jeddah, Salalah and Kuwait City.
Inspite of all the issues I still thank the Arabs. I have seen a different world here 40 years ago.
@@MA-pb5bc no bro my friend work in Dubai in a mall and they took his passport and when he wanted to return in middle they didn't payed him full money
@@Babumoshai.. Did your friend complain? Do you know the different between working in a retail shop and for the government?.. You can't blame the country because your friend is lazy and don't know how to act. There is something called Ministry of Labor. Tell your friend that.
Respect for such people who work hard to survive n never give up
This is a video to cover up the mass human rights violations in Dubai and other Arab nations.
Why not talk about Human Rights in India, China or Africa?
tbh imo if UAE is abusing rights, its doing it for the "greater good", it's a win-win.
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Dubai or UAE is really good place to work, and they treat the local are nice to the workers. When i went to ministry of labor to complain about my employer i saw many workers there complaining and the government took what is right for them. Not to mention, they are trying to educate the labor about there right so that they have the knowledge. My friend from Philippine who used to work in Dubai, also complained to the government and they stood on his side.
Thank you for sharing your story. I hope things got well for you and your family
these are incredible people...sacrificing all to have a better life. I don't blame them for wanting to come here to America...thank God for labor laws and regulations
Well Said, Wish him a blessed life, and also Thanks for UAE for providing us opportunity to grow.
Tisa Kremer best country in the world.
Absolutely 👌✌👍
I wanna go there if i cant by any unfortunate things ....
No peoblem there are many jewellery shops and banks in india believe me its 1000x easier to do a heist in india than in america...but if i was in american id be a millionaire by now legally...
he is a grown man living in a bunk bed..what the hell kind of conditions is this for 8 years??
He is an Indian man, bound by love and law to maintain his wife, kids and parents, else would land in jail (due to world's most stupid) maintenance and crutely laws (financial cruelty towards wife = 3 yrs in jail, not maintainig wife = non-bailable warrant for execution)
Teenu Vadi: then why did he end up there in the first place. Nobody forced him. His financial situation forced him to live like a dog and to be treated like one. He can blame his own country for that. He can leave whenever he wants provided he completed the contract he signed before he got on board on a place and landed his ass there! Do your research before you comment asshole! Bye
FPVActivity that's Dubai for you i see this everyday
FPVActivity people who are naive and think foreign countries mean ticket out of misery.
So many life's , so many compromises.
I wish India had sensibility to produce less kids n giving them a better living standard rather than popping up so many to end up slavering them to support more n more people.
Imagine how he must be waiting on to execute his dream.
But there is no end, no money is an enough money.
I hope he find what he deserves
And create a non waiting dreamer
I been living here in dubai for almost 9yrs nd the truth is alot of people suffer....
Jhana 0602 liar
@@minatonamikaze1622 totally true darling
@@splitsecondblackswan how is it true? They're complaining when they're getting a free home to live in and dont need to pay one bit for it and also free meals a day they don't pay for anything and of course their salaries are low
@@minatonamikaze1622 if you stay in bunk beds and 50 people sharing a toilet, passport confiscated by owner, no leaves even if you fall sick..I hope you will realize how bad these people may be feeling
@@splitsecondblackswan I hope you realize they get money and free stuff when the people who built the west were slaves and didnt get even a dime they were punished and hit worse than animals
If you work in a foreign land and succeed, then you are a real man. It’s really not easy, but those at home back there wouldn’t know the pains and hardship you are passing through and must of them will even be saying you have forgotten them because you have traveled abroad. It hurts
Slavery exists in Dubai.. you're a lucky man to live like that !!
Best of luck Buddy! I hope you succeed in your journey in Dubai!
We expatriates are living for our family..heart with full of love and care..heart touching video 😍
I just hope he does well life
Respect to each and everyone working in abroad leaving their family back at home !!!
Very positive attitude...nice....god bless!!!!
I salute to these people. There are the true hero...
Well taken video..
Hope you take a documentary of life of jobless engineers also in UAE..
God bless you ...you will succeed in life u work hard ...
This person is so humble and too nice . i wish him better future .
Good luck bro 💐💐
these r real men of steel , hatsoff brother jai hind😎😢😎😢
What a great man !
Its a new experience to watch life of a labour abroad
May God give u many success
atleast he is an honesty hardworking man..
This is kind of incredible life in Dubai... After all sacrifice. Though we have the hope to see better future being part of dubai..
Amazing, more videos like this to protect laborers rights. I wish there will be more videos showing in which conditions and routines they work and what they face everyday but make it as real as possible without luxury dust
I wish them all a happy life ahead .
Great to see him happY in dubai
hats off to the hard working malayali brother.
As I was watching this video, I have to say that I have been touched emotionally. There are several reasons for that. Well, the predominant factor is that I highly doubt that these hardworking men such Binu from the video gets paid well. These men leave their homes to Dubai with only one hope, and that is to support and provide for their families. They sacrifice a lot to push through each day. I am referring to all people who are in similar situations. My father, who has worked in Dubai for over a decade would tell me the realities of some of the people that he knew who came to Dubai and work as laborers to earn a living. I hope Binu is able to save up enough and go back to Kerala to start his furniture shop and stay with his family. God bless
Every hardships had there own fruits. Most people at the time in my family had gone to gulf in search of job like this. My father too. I always heard sad stories from him at that time. He used to work in a restaurant. Now my family literally have 4-5 millionaire staying in Dubai with their full family. My father now owns a multimillion dollar hypermarket, supermarket chains in Oman. And still going well for us. Yeah but treating immigrant labourers as dirt is not good I am not neglecting. ❤️ To all from Kerala.
If the workers are treated in a dirty way, they can report it, but the problem is that they do not report, so they remain in this miserable condition.By the way, can you tell your dad's stories if you don't mind?
@@AI-ld4sz yeah sure it is. Most of the immigrants do that. My dad went to middle east at a very young age. He changed the age illegally in passport as a major and joined the workforce. At first he started working in a restaurant for cleaning utensils. There were stories about his hands getting fungal infections due to work environment. These are happening in the 90s. He worked hard, bought a cafe to his own and started his business. And now here we are.
@@ravenxrgaming4672 Sorry that happened to your father. In fact, The law protecting workers was not good in the '90s, but it's much better now Laws were added for the workers' rights.
It seems that all the stories about slaves in Dubai have long been outdated.
Imagine a Dubai or UAE without Indians, you can't because there wouldn't be a country called UAE. They should raise the pay !!!
Saint True. However the country GDP is low, they need to perfect it with the lower community to prevent an economic crisis. With taxes of 5% that may assist the ongoing situation
Mihir Shah, thats just how the world works. and a local engineer with MBA starts with 30,000 dirhams monthly. it is their country so they deserve it and they can employ who they want to.
Very gud mere dost mere paas bhi kaam nahin Hai.. Main bhi dubai ke baare mein soch Unga Ane ko
Salute to the struggle 🙏
All the best brother.
I hope he is in his country now, living his dream
people shud use their common sense (100%) to lift their life & enhance it further rather than shrinking themselves for the means of others.
think about it
cheers :D
Indians are very strong in heart.
Really nice man...
He was an successful man of India....
Started here
Awesome sir
Tears in eyes
Salute to people like these sacrificing their livelihood to provide for their families. Best of luck to him
Salute......
Good luck for ur own shop..And take care of all the indians living there because they are ur only family in that country...They are ur brother and mother...
Ánimo...!!!!! La vida es temporal.
pravasikalkk orr salute👐
very honest heart touching story, its just not his, millions of Indian's working in middle east for the betterment of their family
Hope you can start your own shop in India soon.
This video sponsored by Dubai employers trying to project positive image
nice work...
Good video of Dubai life
Respect
what about the weekends and what about vacation time and what about paid holidays?
Tough sacrifices you made.
superbbbbb VETTAIKARANNNN
mashallah i am a very successful emirati but one thing that i hate the most is that people from them sort of countries think that going to dubai and living there is a quick rich scheme.
how can i share my life exprience?
IM just wondering what this place would be like without oil
Just wait around for another few years....all those hastily erected towers will have crumbled to the ground.
Seems like propaganda to me
gary Starkey it is.
Oh I loved this video, fab look into your day!
Best stay in the India and live a peaceful life with Ur famil
i also want to work in dubai
I felt so sad for him. Dubai can provide better living conditions for labourers, a small room with bunk beds and multiple people for years is just a very depressing thought.
please tell me about archrodon company
One person in duabi can take care of his family in India through financial means because in Duabi you are not just able to earn a life but you are able to give lives.
This is the life of all gentleman,they ignore their aspirations,likings & comfort and keep family in top priority.Its really sad today this side of man is never shown in a feminist society.
that,s good thought
Nice brother
He is contented with his life and he is happy; that’s all the matter. Life and happiness is not always abt having so much and lving in luxury, if that is the case the so wealthy wouldn’t be committing so much suicide. So stop ur narrow minded comments
Isn't Skype banned in UAE?
Dubai looks like a ghost town. Nobody around, it's like he's only in city.
Great
👏👐💖
Nice 👍
Next video nyc cabbie living in 5th ave apartment.
Swami sharanam ayaaapo
Tough Life
Super
I have Dubai visa for 2 year but I service only 7 months labour is like living he'll life dre one washroom used by 20 peoples one small room shared by 15 peoples don't go dubai I spend my every thing in Dubai and now I m in loss
Allah kamyaab kare
Mashallah
Why is he speaking in Hindi instead of Malayalam most of the time?
most Indians in Dubai speak Hindi. you have to get used to that rather than your mother tongue. I don't know Hindi or any other Indian language though and I'm Indian so I hope I work in the West or in screwed xD
+Ethan The Dragon Master you can survive in UAE among Indians without Hindi as long as you know English. Unless you live among unskilled workers.
It's just that most Malayalee are weak in Hindi and more fluent in Malayalam.
Rohit Æ that is very true.
Then why your a$$ is burning if he is speaking hindi, and he is speaking very good hindi
he is speaking Tamil not Hindi
I recently watched a video about the rough conditions of laborers from the Indian subcontinent living in Dubai. Many of them took loans to get there just to be told by the company that there was no more work available. They talked about killing themselves because they could not go back and face their family and loan sharks back home. They said if they returned they would be killed. In the comment section people from Dubai would say that they should never have came and that Dubai doesn't want foreigners etc etc. I wish those people could see this video here which just showed up in my recommendations. This is propoganda from Dubai actively encouraging migrant workers from the Indian subcontinent to come to Dubai, making it look like a good investment opportunity if one just works hard and wakes up early. Really sad how misleading this is, but even sadder that Dubai's own citizens look down on these people who come for a bettet life, cynically saying they shouldn't have come when they get screwed over, but overlooking the fact that videos like this exist trying to bring those laborers in...
I love ❤ u imss u dubai
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The UAE Authority should understand the Feelings & Emotions of Such labourers. Be Practical !
Sripathi N Feelings and emotions + UAE = Dooooooooooo
Sripathi N I Know what I am thinking about
Good
UAE is a Beautiful and very secure country, but till 2020 end it's very risky to go for job search there. Work in UAE is not as easy as in India, you have to sacrifice n number of things. I advice everyone to go on visit visa for 3 months rather than going directly on company visa.
If you are smart and educated. You will be making good money in Dubai.....otherwise you will be a slave of your Arab employers
Sabhya Dhiman True...my father is a doctor & has been working in Abu Dhabi for the past 20 years.life is very good for him now there:)
Slavery don't exist in Arab world.. Its India actually which have the biggest modern day slavery
There is nothing called (Slave) if it's popular in your country then don't put it on other. If they were not educated they will have to work in a grocery or something like that not as a (slave(!
@@sitharasivaji doesn't matter even your father work there for 50 years but end of the day you have to leave the country you are only in Visa there anytime they can kick whenever they want if these 20 years your father stay in UK or us imagine where you would be now
@@vikasprasad9625 I agree with ur point but his comment didnt mention the UK.a lot of ppl are still mistreated in the gulf but if you're an indian with a good educational degree/job they will treat u with a lot of respect.yes he will have to leave the country a few years from now but that wasnt the point ;)
kerala bros are meant to serve dubai UAE , god bless you all take the whole kerala to be in UAE n have better life there, forget indian
he is a malayali so am i
A guy called vijaynarayan is in ras al khaimah for 38 years. He was in Gulf cements.
His part time job is screwing around