How Much Do Indians Make And What Do They Do For A Living? [Mumbai] | Street Interview
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- The views expressed in this video do not represent that of Asian Boss or the general Indian public.
You may have seen popular videos online about asking people what they do for a living in rich places like New York. But have you wondered what people outside of the US do for a living? What about India, for example? We hit the streets of Mumbai to find out!
0:00 - Preview
0:25 - Intro
0:45 - What do you do for a living?
1:23 - How much do you earn?
2:51 - How much do you need to live comfortably in Mumbai?
4:59 - Poverty and wealth gap in Mumbai
7:50 - How much is a typical rent in Mumbai?
8:53 - Buying a house in Mumbai
11:18 - Rising living costs due to inflation
13:31- Would you move abroad to earn more money?
15:04 - Can the government do anything to reduce living costs?
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That banker uncle was the real one who can actually tell how much you need to live a life at minimum expenses
@@thezoldics7648 They are picking up real issues what's the problem?
@@thezoldics7648they aren't obsessed India has a large number of internet user who watch anything india related so they are using this habit of Indian people who seek validation to get views.
@@thezoldics7648 you must be living in a bubble then look at yt how Western vloggers and channels racks million using India as a content .
@@thezoldics7648Nope. Large number of Indians watch foreigners reacting to zinnia for validation I guess.
no 20 k is not enough, that's borderline poverty.
Man the banker uncle was legit the best. I loved his insights, clearly a hardworking Indian. He’s the apt representation of the average indian
He is earning too less as a banker . Considering his age , he should be earning at least 1.5 lakh per month .
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@@debanikgoswami4834but only govt banks offer that kind of salary
I am a 27-year-old guy currently working in Mumbai as a medical billing specialist for US healthcare. I earn around 50,000 rupees a month and live with my family of five. In contrast, my counterparts in the US earn 10 to 15 times more than me, even though they work fewer hours. In India, we work for minimal pay with very little work-life balance. It's extremely challenging and exhausting to survive here. I've had to put my dreams on hold just to make ends meet for my family.
It’s due to overpopulation
@@sauravgupta3843While your argument is true. It is also due to exploitation by corporates and our sheepish mindset. I believe that the guy commenting here would be working overtime several times a month without getting overtime pay.
A few points. In western countries there’s usually not a single income dependency as there is in India. I live in the uk and my husband and I work full time to maintain a good standard of living. Also, the cost of living is higher and taxation is generally higher (depending on state in the US and virtually anywhere in Europe). When I was working for a firm with an office in india, I was a bit envious that although they got lower wages, they had drivers and domestic help. Even as a senior manager and in a dual income household I couldn’t afford luxuries like that. I have to work 9-5 and then make food for the family and do domestic chores with help from my husband. It isn’t equatable.
What is medical billing?? Is there any good scope for that?
Medical billing specialist? Man I will be working as a hospital billing executive soon. You think is there any career scope for a billing executive?
Young guy with no kids: you need at least 1 lakh to live without worrying in Mumbai.
Banker Uncle (with 2 kids and a wife): you need a minimum of 20,000 to live in mumbai.
Well, it's more related to how you can comfortably live and without making any non-useful expenses like partying, shopping, going out to expensive restaurants. If you can live a life with simple habits, you don't need a lakh to live but even if you earn less, it works fine!
i guess there's a difference between surviving and living
@@kartiksharma2512
Did you get the difference from instagram posts?
People are barely surviving and you're talking about living.
Adjusting to low standards of living (aka just surviving) will never get a person anywhere is life. A person must ALWAYS dream big to make it big. One should never settle for 'just enough' and shouldn't adjust to 'simple living conditions'. We only get one life, and we should try to live it to the fullest
The guy in the blue shirt sums it up perfectly. If you are born wealthy, the world is your oyster. That is what we should all aim for. To make it better for the next generation, even if we can’t.
Yess
"if you win, you win more, if you lose, you lose more" - best line in the video
Poverty stems from overpopulation. Particularly in India, Somalia many other countries. You don't need to have children.
@@lets_see_777epic sentence
He speaks from pain
This video underscores the importance of acknowledging and appreciating the value of every occupation, from street vendors to corporate professionals. It's interesting to see how disconnected some people are of others' situations based on their income and status. The rich minority usually have no empathy with what life is like being broke.
Dignity of Labour isn't a thing here.
Yess that's what I also got to know from this video rightly said ..mann me aaya mere woh mam ko bolu 2 din ke liye woh situation mein aao kese rich se seekhoge kamana woh pata chalega bhai khaane ko Paisa nahi hai paisa jyada banane ke liye Paisa kese aayega rich people focus to earn more money
They're not at fault buddy. Environment plays a massive role
@@arpit.sharma Every side has to learn their lesson. Everyone who partakes in perpetuating this ignorance are at fault.
While true middle people also don't have empathy for each other or poor and are often more rude than the rich ones.
I'm an (east) Asian American who used to work for an India-based company several years ago. I knew that my counterparts in India were paid less, but I didn't realize it's probably like a 10:1 ratio. A local in Jaipur was kind enough to negotiate a tuktuk driver to be my personal driver for the day and the price was 900 rupees (around $13). The driver later invited me for dinner at his home, which was a small 3-room concrete structure that he shared with his wife and 7 children. No air conditioning despite being over 100 degrees F at night. It was so humbling/beautiful/sad all at the same time that he would open his home to me, a complete stranger, despite having basically nothing. Neither he, nor any of his family, ever attended school, and all were basically illiterate. I wish I could say his situation was an outlier, but from what I can tell, the vast majority of people I saw on the street appeared to be struggling. We take so much for granted here in the West!
yes bro . Also population is the key factor for west. Less income means More GDP per capita.
You can't blame the govt for everything. Having 7 children also contribute to being poor. Govt gives enough family planning awareness it's people who need to change. People in expect govt to give everything free to them. There are lot of poor people who have two or max three children sacrifice to get their children educated and later their lives have improved.
sexual illiteracy is the main cause for everything wrong in this country.
@@Robey-si8ed I don't know why anybody would want to illegally migrate to Delhi or anywhere in North India for that matter. Clearly they are desperate and deserve respect.
i dont think a tuk tuk driver can make that much so I wouldnt compare his salary as representative of everyone.
3:29 5k per month being comfortable at a place like Mumbai is definately a BIG stretch (unless you are living with your parents or something).
Ya 5k per month is too much even people from slum will earn more
She doesn't know anythingabout poor people , she is just assuming , poor people in big cities by struggling for almost 12 -15 hrs manage to make a average decent amount to save ( to buy a small home or marry their children) that excludes security and health management , education and medical expenses.
in 5k we wont even get a acomodation will need to live in hut made up of straws that too shared with neighbours goat and buffalo
She is a clown, and has no clue what she is talking about. Definitely, privileged.
5k a month in Mumbai that's my rent when I was there that too in Vasai. You won't get 5k in a slum in dharavi or those in govandi now too uuugghh
Finally, Indian video with hindi speakers.
There's only a single guy who spoke in Hindi but others are just try to showing off themselves how cool we would be while speaking in English 😞 indians have literally some level of attitude problem bro and the way they speak but in other countries like japan or even Western people are more calm and polite 😖
@@diveshraj6330I think people who live in Mumbai usually speak like that
@@diveshraj6330then u r dumb for sure in this modern period
@@civilengineer057it's so frustrating when in other countries they will be talking in local language but in india it suddenly comes to english
@@diveshraj6330Hindi is a foreign language in Maharashtra. The locals speak Marathi as mother tongue.
The number ( in USD) will tell you nothing. You have to consider the cost of living (rent, food, energy, health care, transportation, school fees, university) if you want to compare the income with other areas, countries. Some places are really terrible expensive.
Yes ! The average guy in tier 2 city can afford a duplex with same amount of a 2 bhk in a tier one city in india, and probably not even a shoebox apartment in New York .
Some of these comments are so stupid
I mean Mumbai is one of the most expensive cities in India, and even then it's cheap as hell compared to cheap American cities.
But there is a hack called remote job
The man working in the banking sector 😢.... Can feel all the worries n tense n the happiness that he wants to provide for his family...Good luck to him n God bless his family always
That banker uncle is very genuine...
It gives me the vibe of my father who also has responsibilities like him...hats off
No nonsense music in background
Genuine Conversation
No silly jokes
Great video, looking forward for more. Great work
The biggest problems with our country is instead of learning from rich people we tend to blame them and get jealous for what they have and achieve in life.
yes..
I absolutely agree, the Ambani, adani hate is just palapable.
See the majority of wealthy people in India owe it all to politics and corruptions. All the scams, bribe and black money laundered are diverted into real estates and legal businesses. This is the case for majority of ultra rich Indians. So it is kind of unfair for general public like you and me.
@@RomitDholakia5again who said life is fair
@@timegoesby421 doesn't mean you can't or shouldn't criticise them
6:27 man spoke absolute facts... Kudos
India has 22 official languages and yet that man chose to speak facts
its kuboos
@@sharunps4356kubbos😂???
@@sanjanasingh5836 it's very tasty 😋🤤
Obviously. The Corporate Head is the person taking the responsibility of running an Organization. If it fails, he'll lose everything, If he profits, he'll get the largest share. Lesser responsibility, Lesser Money. Simple.
Such a good mix of interviews...all the respondents spoke well and spoke so truthfully...👏👏👍
True
In India you are either well paid or just terribly underpaid.
The quality of life in tier 2 cities is much better but the government has zero focus towards developing them to reduce the burden on metros.
With the boom only the rich and middle class (upto some extent) will grow, the social divide will remain.
Good reply. I think if govt for a little bit changes its focus from developing tier 1 city to toward tier 2 or tier 3 alot of progress can be made. Their focus is more toward making better more better but what about the rest and I know certain industries like IT media can't be accepted to come to small states but apart from that if govt focuses on creating economic zones and you know providing small industries a chance to survive we can do better.
social divide created by poor people who tends to get everything for free, homes, food, everything while middle class and top1% pay for everything
You guys should try to do a video on software engineers in Bangalore, their work life balance and how they have their lifestyles.
Is Bangalore the Silicone Valley of India?
That would be a great topic for discussion!
@@bigpaydaypretty much
It's not an intriguing topic though
@@bigpayday Silicon valley, not Silicone valley. Silicone valley is where you'd go for a boob job or a butt lift.
That woman who said poor people just don’t want to hustle is partially true, one day my mum asked a woman beggar if she would like to work in our building as a cleaner and her reply was “If u wanna give me some money then give or else just go from here, I don’t wanna work for anyone”.
They like to make the money through easy way, by begging. Since then I stopped giving money to any beggar.
But as far as i have seen many beggers are of senior citizens or old people who are left by their children.
@@meghanath5045 oh you haven't seen those young abled people on signals begging? That too with a baby hanging to them in the extreme heat, clearly bought from child traffickers. The only people I ever give money to are the transgender. They truly have no other way.
Zyadatar beggars nomad types hote hai jo temporary income dhundte hai kyuki vo waha zyada din nahi rehte aur inka pura ek group hota hai aur zyadatar labours ko contract mein kaam karaya jata hai 6 mahine se ek saal ka hota hai isliye vo kaam nahi karenge unse puchna bekar hai
BRO AAJ KAL beggers ka bahrosa na bhai bheek mang ka koi log toh bahut jyada hi kama laete hai
Same here.A young lady without any physical disability came to beg with her children and my mother asked her if she could carry a baggage and she will pay her a good amount.She completely denied.I mean she can bring those children for begging but doing hardwork to feed them is not acceptable to her.Although it's inappropriate to expect elders and people with disabilities to work but young able ones can easily earn a bread by working instead of begging.
Man, India seems like an amazing country.. I haven't done any street-interviews from there yet, only from Brazil and Argentina :)
Should visit india
@@abhinavheya6289 I will definitely soon!
@@BtheNomad 💛👍 and Argentina is my favourite footballing nation best of the best, hope to visit it soon
How u like Amazing country India u just watched this video then or u think oh man this people face so much problems let's go and see and talk and make videos and take photos? Then posting on social media if thats what u gonna do don't come here ⚠️
@@fantastic.creator He can do whatever he wants,,, mind your business ranju
Important thing to remember:
According to PPP, a salary of INR 100000 in India is equivalent to USD 4547.61 in United States.
Per month right
Goods/services that 100k(1lakh) rupees can buy you in India, USD 4547 will buy you in US
@@ignashi7plays401no he's right...i believe you missed on the PPP Part
@@ignashi7plays401Purchasing Power Parity
@@sanjithrithvik3548 ya per month
In tier 2 cities in India, I think ₹50,000 - ₹60,000 (600$ - 720$) per month is in the comfortable range for a family of 3 or 4. In tier 1 cities like Mumbai, it should be ₹70,000 - ₹80,000 (842$ - 962$) per month. Anything less than that and it's difficult to make much savings.
Edit: Provided one owns a house.
Me who just get paid only 13k per month and reading this comment.. achaaa !!
@@shakifnadeem I'm talking about an income to lead a comfortable upper middle class life. I know the struggles because my father earns the same as you in peak seasons.
Keep grinding,never give up
No man. Minimum of 1 Lakh pm if you have a family of 3-4. 70-80 k only if you have a house in Mumbai, otherwise just rent will take up a major chunk of your salary.
Provided you own a house.
its crazy how different their answers are sometimes but it makes sense mumbai is so diverse in so many aspects
Yeah I have many friends. Some of them panic when they cant buy latest iPhone and for some of the family its their 3-4 month expense.
@@jeezkanha8846 how can one have friends from such a broad economic sector lol💀 unless you (a rich person) go befriending every rickshawala you find
"Once you win, you win more. Once you lose, you lose more." Bro was preaching the Matthew principle.
If even well-educated engineers are earning an average salary, it's no surprise that India is suffering from such a significant brain drain.
"I wish the government can focus on increasing people's income rather than reducing costs." This guy clearly has never taken a basic economics class. Jacking up wages will only cause the price of goods to skyrocket further, it's inflation 101: more money chasing fewer goods.
You know Infosys is not a Govt Co.
In India a lot of people are underpaid ( the less skilled once) and lot of them are overpaid( highly skilled once), definitely there is skill shortage and if a company wants to keep highly skilled people, they need to be paid based on international standards and therefore the focus should be in getting people to learn high income skills then only this income disparity will reduce. Because the demand and supply thing works on services too therefore highly skilled people keeps getting a raise whereas the less skilled once get less money. Money will be just distributed in a different pattern overall money will be the same.
@@Shr761well put
@@zi784 Thanks, just an observation I have no knowledge of Economics. There could be other reasons I am not fully aware of.
@@Shr761actually in a sustainable non materialistic society such disparity will not araise in the first place. The resources will be balanced but it the wish of the people to attain power and control is the driving force for such gap.
The lady needs some serious reality check.😂 People live in 5000rs(usd 60) are also happy. Joke of the century. Her getup would be costing more than that. And poor people dont work hard. Next time one should ask her who makes her convenience of ordering food, taking out garbage, cooking food, cleaning road, watchman if the building, people who carry big big stuff on their shoulder and deliver it into their buildings. If she gets to work like a poor person for a week, her whole world will change. It's not her fault also, most people who are Little privileged don't have little awareness about real India and being in mumbai their whole life doesn't help. They should see their father and grandfather who have worked their ass off so that their children could live better and the same kids then don't have any reality check
Dude I'm not sure she's that privileged...
Exactly. Most low income jobs needs the most physical works. Lol far away from reality.
There might be some poor people who don't work as hard as some rich people do. It's not easy to generalise and stereotype
Seriously, in Navi Mumbai my maid earns 20k working 4 houses yes she and her husband struggle to pay for rent and home expenses managing her 2 kids and 1 mom in law.. Husband also earns about 25-30k working in a factory and running different errands .... Both live tax free life.
@@SushmaVivek-xq4nv 50k should be almost enough for a family of 5 that too in Navi mumbai.
Its wrong to say how much people make in india by citing mumbai as an example! Mumbai is the most populated and expensive city in india and its not a representation of entire india. Cost of living varies from city to city and how much one makes vis a vus quality of life cannot be said by showing data from one city
Stop being a blind bjp supporter.
So u want to compare uk with Bihar people
6:17 the statement by that lady is very privileged. I went to DU and had lots of classmates who had made it to the best college when their parent was a daily wage earner.
Finally these people let people speak hindi. Let people speak their regional language no matter if its hindi, tamil, Punjabi, telugu, malayalm or any Indian language.
Kannada
Bengali
who said they weren't allowed, one man did speak, be comfortable with English.
@@kaushy Stfu and mind your business.
"finally"@@kaushy
5:49 This lady is delusional, poor people don't have resources to pick themselves up from poverty. Even if they find a job, they won't get decent work compared to someone with education. It's not about mindset
So you think poor people can never be lazy?😂
@@gauravk6114most of them can’t afford lazyness
She might know people personally that are like that.
And its true that some poor people really don’t try.
But what the person saying at 7:20 is also true.
She is an enemy of the people, imo.
Here in Jaipur I tried to donate some biscuits and cookies to some kids and there parents demanded for money( Rs. 500) 😂 and this same thing happened 2 time more on same day so I won't say much about other state but in Jaipur some of these people would just stay where they are even when government made education free they won't send their children there.
The lady at 2:30 is delusional😂 average salary of people 1 lakh per month. She has no general awareness 🫠
Its Average tho. Its includes both rich and poor's income, more or less its a okay figure i think. or maybe i might be delusional lol
All of them are delusion!
@@aumkarpatelmedian, not average.
@far-dam7711 and she was a financial analyst 😂
@@kashish6995 fake degree probably
12:20 is the highlight of this video😂😂
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😂😂😂😂
He did not like the shirt 😂
This is really a very nice video, a lot of deep facts about common people of our country are shared here which is indeed need to be addressed.
What a video! Super impressive people with lots of clarity. Mumbaikars are really good. The reality of the situation is also clear, and India has a long way to go.
It's fascinating to get a glimpse into the economic diversity of India through these street interviews. Understanding the income dynamics and various occupations in different regions helps paint a clearer picture of the country's workforce. However, it's important to remember that a few interviews might not fully represent the vast and complex job landscape of such a diverse nation. It's essential to consider a broader range of perspectives to gain a more comprehensive understanding. 🌍👷♂👩⚕ #EconomicDiversity #WorkforceInsights
And how do you suggest one do that in a video and keep the audience engaged?
@@egomaniac1209 Shhhhh, they're not interested in contributing anything substantial or constructive to the conversation! They simply want to make a point about how smart they are to highlight the inherent weaknesses of the format! Let them virtue signal in peace!
Paid actors 😂
Whats this a ChatGPT speaking?
It's AI generated
Great questions, really enjoyed, well done
I really enjoy this informative channel.
10:05 When a person earning 3-5 lacs a month can't afford to own a house, that pretty much sums up the life in Mumbai.
Offcourse they can. The question is where they want to get the home?
@@cdas0002 why would a person earning 3-5 lpm buy a house far from his job , facilities and far from main city ?
@@Raghav02 he can buy within city
Damn. An eye opener. CEO was talking apt. We as a youngers must understand the present situation and work really hard to achieve a lavish life.
Excellent video. Excellent concept. Need more of it. Keep it up!
Thanks for this sort of interview, most of indian youtube channel just interview big shot people who had family wealth and went overseas. most yotube channel fails to realize we want to hear a common man's story who is starting from zero cause we respect them most and can relate to their zero to hero financial status.
Please do more interviews in India. This was vey insightful.
In small cities, 50000 per month is more than enough for a family but in metro cities minimum 100000 per month is required to live satisfactorily.
True but its above average. Ppl do not earn so much. That woman was not aware of what is happening outside. She was in her own delusional world where she thinks ppl can easily earn 1 lakh
bimbo😏
Wonderful video........great interviews!!
Mumbai is the costliest place to live or own a property in india. It has land reclaimed from sea, so it is water on three sides and nowhere to expand. Add to that more people are pouring in the city and all of them needs roof over their heads, which makes it extremely expensive. Compare that with most other cities, land all around and can expand significantly.
Lol. Mumbai is cheapest place in india of anyone lives in slum. That's why every year lakhs people come. Bt they come to live in slums. In slums rent is 4-6k which lesser than tier 3 city of india. and u can divide that with 5-7 people with no tax, maintenance. And in 1rk flats it is 15k with bills, maintenance, taxes etc. And govn don't care about slums cuz 83% slum population is not even from Maharashtra and they don't have any voting rights. And businssmen want cheap labours so they also support slum mafias.
12:32 man makes so much sense! Kudos
Ahh so happy to see our fellow indians 💜🐥🐥🐥🇮🇳
10:00 Hearing a CEO of a company say it would not be possible to buy a house worth 5-6crs is scary 😅😂
Because he is honest ceo not like Rahul Yadav or new age ceos who spend investors money
He is exaggerating you can buy house very easily in 5-6 Crs
@@RumberPlumber-ob3llhe did not say he cannot buy the house, its just wasteful for him to buy one when he already has one and who would wanna spend 5-6 crores when he has a house already.
@@RumberPlumber-ob3ll how easily? A six crore house loan would mean you need to pay monthly EMIs of ~5 lakhs for 30 years. How is that easy to you?
He already looks 50 years old.. don't think he plans to work till 80.
Uncle is exaggerating a lot actually, the last statement on rich people i do not agree with, facts shows that rich people pay the most taxes in india while they do get away many times but still they pay more, and poor people gets everything for free because of govt services being done by our money.
Make a video in tier 3/tier 4 cities of India. It'll be an astonishing contrast between cities like those and Mumbai!
Every interviewee was great & right in their own ways , perspective .
& Also great to see someone speaking in Hindi ( even if i a non-hindi guy ) . Hope later in future episodes other regional indian languages also get the space here in Asian boss .
By the way it will be interesting to watch what peoples from other major cities in India think on this same topic like from ( i think it will be too much for production crew 😅 ) Delhi , kolkata , chennai , Bangaluru , hydrabad , Lucknow , Amrtisar etc & make a mashup episode out of it .
Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)*
1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally"
2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"2nd administrative language"* in all states of India. (After their state's official language)
3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, research, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)*
4) India is mostly dependent on *"foreign income"* & So we need English in the field of 'business' and 'workplace'
5) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World
6) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment.
7) Yes there is a language problem in India! So English has grown and is growing as a language to solve that problem, This is the reality! It is better to accept reality. And at the same time all the languages of India should be respected equally.
5:54 what a ignorant commemt by this lady it depend on lot of factors "gareeb gareeb hi rehna cahta h " 🤔 she forget the opportunity, family background connections etc
Nice.. good initiative.. liked the video
Habibi comw to NORTHEAST where 95 percent people lives a lower middle class life but lives like a millionaire...its attitude..😅
I will consider 20k good salary for rest of Maharashtra but not for Mumbai
Mumbai is too expensive
I live in pune
Here 1 bhk rent is 6/7k per month
And to buy it cost around 15 lakh to 25 lakh 1bhk depending on area
90% of the people working in Mumbai come daily from outside in the famous crowded local trains
Even 20,000 isn't enough though. 50,000 would be a decent amount to live a dignified average life.
@@Ramiz422 bro this India is super poor!
Yes so true. I've lived my life earning 20k in a small town, for ten years. And I was the happiest. Now, ofcourse since I move to a bigger city not currently working (studying) I think 20k is a joke here. But still one could make a living if it's a meager way of living.
i am from marathvada and Vidarbha in Mahrashtra and 20K is hella not enough even in village i am from village :D
This is a great video! But has anyone seen the dog at 12:23? That poor guy! 😅
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Loved the content ❤
Very very beautiful vedio thanks for team ❤
Please do Philippine edition next!! Many people would be shocked at how low our wages are
How low are we talking
@@mutilatedhatred4868unskilled labor like construction worker earn $200 a month
You can thank the philippine government for your low wages.😢
If we are being realistic, the answers of Filipinos would be similar to the ones in the video, probably just a bit higher.
610 pesos is the daily minimum wage in NCR hence it's not that LOW.
PH got one of the highest daily minimum wage in all of ASEAN countries
Bhai!! The look on the guy that said i am studying engineering ...mechanical!! 😂😂🙌🏼🙌🏼
Excellent work Team #AsianBoss.
A very well- compiled interview with points of view from so many slices of life
CEO is speaking the reality of India after 2014 because common people have no money the five trillion dollar economy is just in the hand of some corporate like Adani Ambani Anil Agarwal and many businessman who are connected with government through tenders.
What load of BS!!! Typical ignorant comment!
Scamster khangress Party looted India like no one income of middle-class Indians triples from Rs 4.4 lakh in FY-13 to Rs 13 lakh in FY-22 Hell with Raul Vinci Gandi and propaganda.
It's actually a nuisance to tell that common people don't have any money.. If that would have been the case then the monetary savings of the people in the country wouldn't have been more.. Moreover in countries like India one can never ever predict the true incomes of the people.. It's just impossible to calculate of this country!!
I call BS
Yup Crony Capitalism is destroying the middle and lower class
6:59 we as MEN? so women in india don’t throw their dreams away because of family pressure ??
the guy's probably seen one too many Andrew Tate videos 😭
Bhag
Ya they dont. 😂😂
Such a simple question and no video about this topic on TH-cam. Well done miss anchor
Good topic and good coverage
very good to see finally see people speaking hindi instead of english !
I live in the UK. I knew a Indian software engineer who migrated to the UK and earning £59k. He was still complaining about things being expensive. Doesn't matter how much people have, they will always want more.
That's common because things are so much more expensive in the UK than India and he would have only truly found that out when he moved
It's because UK is expensive. He is complaining because she bothered to migrate to be able to save better, yet the increased pay would mean nothing when cost of living in UK makes it just as difficult to save anything.
That's such a weird thing to say!
A person who just moved to the UK from India is obviously going to find things expensive there. What is your problem lol
Are you r tarded?
@@aleenaprasannan2146 it's better to come back here to get into msme tech startups
@@aleenaprasannan2146 then why migrating, if its only for saving money?... migration to european nations or western cultured nations is not for saving money only.. its to escape from india..to escape its its religious and societial backwardness, to escape from its socialist ideas, lack of equal opportunity both for low and high castes, violent - patriarchal society
Insightful video
7:14 This guy explain the whole video in just 10 seconds !!!!
Yess fr
He is so hot (sorry)
Once you win you win more 07:27 perfectly quoted.
Writing in US dollar means nothing when you see cost of living in dollars. Here in 1dollar you can have full meal. In ~130 you can rent a room for a month. So people earning 5000 dollars per annum or above can live comfortably in Mumbai (not lavishly).
True
There wasn't any sense writing $ in parenthesis
Or even if they want to write it then atleast divide that no. By PPP
Good going!
For Indians watching this, I am Canadian and things are 100% the same here
For an Indian who relocated to Canada very recently as a PR, this hit way harder.
But canada will still be more comfortable at least in terms of housing.
@OMIIIIIIIIIII_ lolololol no dude our housing is expensive and cause of an increase in immigration due to our current prime minister, there arent many open houses/apartments. For example, in our big cities, average rent is 3000 a month but avergae salary per year is about 50,000
What do you do for a living in Canada? :-)
@@aryanandwho-ps2gh dont come here
Everyone had thier own average salary estimate, too much deviation from 10k to 100k per month. This shows how much inequality there is in India.
Inequality is not bad thing . That is also the reason why India produces so many high skilled workers and entreprenuers . If they are won't be any inequality there won't be incentive for them to grow .
@@debanikgoswami4834 dumb argument
As per inflation, 15-20 lakh per annum must be target
For one person 1.2 lac or something
For family 4 lac per month
Wife +kid + husband
With the current inflation
1 lac i want
Such a good content 👍👍
Gosh I am going to mumbai for job and this video is such an eye opener for me. Hopefully everything will go smoothly🤞🙏
I feel people who have never been in abject poverty should not comment on poor people. How do you even know what being poor really feels like? I remember an experiment which done by two guys in which they lived below poverty line for two months and it was a revelation for them. If possible search for it and read it.
India needs to decentralize jobs grom big cities and incentivize companies yo operate in tier 2, 3 cities. That way standard of living and happiness index will be better as jobd will be distributed across geographies and tier 2 3 cities r less ecpensive and living with family will reduce cost of living n expenses
I earn 70-80 k in mumbai..in this amount you can afford one BHK in navi mumbai and thane only.. its very costly to love in mumbai . But fortunately my husband is also earning well and we have decent accomodation in government quarters..
Very interesting video, salute to indians from Spain a yes one thing I love about your country is your food its delicious
12:22 So nobody is gonna talk about the guy almost got bitten by the dog 😂😂
@asian boss : You guys should make a video on Non-IT Engineers as well. While there is a hype about IT people Salaries, non-IT Engineers hardly get either good pay or good work-life balance. Although they are involved in multiple risky, hazardous and deadlier nation building projects.
PS : I don't mean to write anything bad about IT professionals, just wanted to come out people about the non-IT engineers' work-life balance, pay scale and all.
You think IT people got work life balance? I mesn it differs company to company on basis of their culture and higher management but IT definitely does not belong to domains which have better work life balance. Only a few companies respect their employees time and avoid this so called hustle culture.
@@HamzaKhan-qm5bl Read the complete comment please, before commenting
@@MD_MERAJUL_ISLAM i am not putting up an arguement. I am just stating a fact.
@@HamzaKhan-qm5bl My reply is : I dont think or have the wrong perception about IT professionals...i have just highlighted that no body talks about the situation of Non IT professional. The country do not have only IT professional. Others view do matter
Best 16 mins of the day.
this (06:00) often comes from people who have been raised in a financially comfortable environment. when you are poor, you don't get the basic opportunities of upskilling yourself, you dont understand the economy and have no idea on how to set yourself up for success. the basic opportunities and knowledge which people take for granted are things that could change the lives of the poor. the fact that you are here not 'working hard' and telling other how to become rich shows your privilege. it makes me sad when i see people who are not cognizant of their privilege
Big salut to modeling lady for loving her country
3:36 bruh you don't know anything quite literally! Stating 1Lakh as an average per capita of Mumbai and now this! I seriously can't believe this😂
15:50 Exactly! Middle class, lower class, lower middle class, lower-lower class... they're being taxed heavily while these same taxes doesn't affect at all to those super riches. It's about time, the government should wake up and make reforms in taxation system of India.
Everybody is taxed including super rich. Its left propaganda who thinks riches are taxed less. Mr. CEO talks abt taxing super rich and same time he is complaining abt GST. He is among top .5% of population, lets start with him?
The same happens in every country bro
@@ambiteshincrease per capita income only way to reduce poverty. U can see security guard still getting 17k while ur package going up.
We want to be increase wage on blue collar job
@@rupeshbhavsar1544 Inequality is not bad thing . That is also the reason why India produce so many high skilled workers and entreprenuers . If they are won't be any inequality there won't be incentive for them to grow .
If someone from Mumbai can tell me the company which this gentleman is running: 2:07
I shall be thankful.
I am searching for a job in similar kind of companies in India. MOST of the Indian tech companies claiming to be AI/Data Science companies in India, are just fake companies, running by bootcamp company to support AI bootcamps in India.
I'd like to know as well
Take screenshot of his face and try reverse search, maybe you will able to find him
The girl in 6:05 has no idea of the real world. You think some people don’t want to work? A majority of them do. The problem is no one is going to give then the time of day to work due to their social status or the way they look.
See both cases exist .
Yea it is wrong for poor homeless people but it is true about middle class people
7:30 that man pointed out the right reason and it shows how much he must have seen or gone through to remain this much practical.
5:50 I do not agree with the woman who said poor people are poor because they are lazy and don't want to work but prefers lying down on footpaths.
Yeah that woman is so swlf absorbed,a homeless man won't be accepted even if they tried to change things,what opportunities can they get when they even have a home adress.
Asian boss team one request to u all please make such kind of videos on banglore and other cities we wanna want to know more make in all topics including jobs, salary,life costing as well thank u ❤
Lovely!
India has lost a big chance when it was advised focusing on urban development is right but when our 19's generation said walk to rural develop rural India ig would have helped in lot of ways arts and culture as well reasurching and technology rural India was rich and still rich in terms of living better than big urban cities it just needs little development in infrastructure and business development expanding manufacturing industry in ''rural India is the one of the key that stands ind economy ''.
Biggest problem is people literally flocking to Mumbai from everywhere in india becuz our politicians are incapable of providing employment in other parts..
It was till 90s....now it's only demand-supply based migration for Mumbai because it doesn't have any space left. Only a fresher being placed in Mumbai or an experienced professional switching to here from other cities come.
This is the best way to survey by the people's opinion
Thank you for finally doing a video in hindi ;-;
16:14 they not only declare themseves as agriculturalits but also as educationalist where n number of colleges and hospitalities are handled by politicians and their hierarchy systems
HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH !!
Imagine a simple yet powerful piece of advice that can transform your understanding of money. It happened to me when my distant cousin shared an eye-opening insight passed down through his Great Grandfather.
Rachit's grandfather told him : to lead a life of basic comfort and secure future, a monthly income equivalent to 10 grams of gold is essential.
In 2023, this translates to about Rs 58,905. This seemingly magical number is, in fact, the key that unlocks the door to middle-class recognition today In other words, to meet your basic needs in a Tier 1 city, a monthly income of at least 60k is essential.If you find yourself earning less supporting a family, you're in the lower middle class bracket.
1:35 this line was very relatable
Living in any city in any part of the world is challenging . Be it Mumbai, Singapore, New York, Tokyo, Istanbul .... Every where is tough.