@@debanjandas8192 What an ashole you must be. So disrespectful on the internet. I had to be disrespectful to give you a feel.. Are you younger than 20?
This year's highest temperature in Bangalore was 38°C with a real feel of 42°C. Also, ask anyone living in Bangalore, it's choking. Water scarcity and housing cost all the time high, frequent power outages, less parking spaces, and keep counting. Better stay away...
2017-18 tak ₹1L per month was a good salary to live a decent life in blr. Nowadays twice of that will still make you feel the pinch given the extreme cost of living in the city post Covid. Not woth it anymore amd the only way to save bangalore & other big cities is to allow remote work again.
If you cook your food, almost all the cities are same except rentals. I am from Ramamurthy Nagar, Bangalore. If you can drive office, In our area one can rent 2bhk for around 20-25K/flat or 15-20k/Ind.House. Another 5k extra if needs 3bhk. 4 members family can survive with 50k/month incluing rental home. And spending more and more money is persoanl choice and depends on the their earning power.
survive LOL ??????🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You want to live or survive . That's why I recommend atleast 2-3 lakhs a month for a family and around 80 thousand for a 1 lakh for a single couple or newly married couples and minimum 50k just to survive
@@fxbyyogeshif you expect 2-3 lakhs per month, then you will be made to work equally as hard, so how exactly are you going to "live" With the minimal time you save.
I have been there for like 7 years. It was pleasant in starting but now it’s not. Better take a WFH job and settle in your home town with your loved ones
U can rent 3BHK in areas like Hennur or horamavu for 30-35K. Not necessary that U have to opt for Indiranagar only. For commute owing ur own 2-wheeler is the best option. Attitude of auto drivers are another level, unlike delhi they won't take rides during rains...
Bangalore is over hyped there are other far better cities then this . With recent water scarce scenario and other following language barrier arising it is not feasible to shift over here permanently
If bangalore has so much issues, y dont north indians migrate back to their own places or the metropolitans near to their native's... Am sure that the lady who is narrating all these negative things in this video have not stayed in bangalore for atleast a day or two...
Bangalore's current situation is not a result of migration influx. Thats what your govt wanted, and thats why they have given so many SEZs to IT companies, because this is what uplifts Bangalore's economy. But your govt forgot to provide right infrastructures to support such growth. It is a failure of your government which resulted in todays Bangalore. Try to understand the real reason behind a problem. You want the money that comes in when people migrate to your city, but then when you fail to provide the basics and they complain, you tell them to go back? That does not work my friend.
@@gourabbose..I agree with you that our Government(Government of Karnataka)has miserably failed to provide proper urban infrastructure..But,what have other state governments of our country done to create jobs in their states??Had every Indian state took action to create jobs or set up an IT park in every state,Banglore wouldn't have faced such problem.The main reason is limited resources.Land is limited and also potable water is limited.Its barely possible to accomodate such a huge population.
For this guy everyone who is not from Bangalore is North Indian 😂 if Bangalore folks were capable of servicing the it industry then these "North Indians" would not be hired
guys don’t believe her, most of the things are not true as she describe all for ideal situation. the expenses are way to high. please don’t come and luks for other cities as well.
After 5 years banglore will not be the top choice for IT job seekers....instead they will go for other options with cheaper living and low traffic commute
9-10 INR per km in ola uber?!?!? ma'am with due respect, please analyze your ride costs, a typical uber ride costs you 30 INR per km these days, InDrive used to be a good option but they too have increased their fares and its almost in the range of Uber now. Only people with 20 lpa CTC can bear online rides in cabs, normal people adjust themselves in 2 wheelers only.
LOL, Bangalore is not a small town. A double sharing room in a good PG near top IT parks cost no less than Rs.15k per month. If you want to go for a Single sharing, it will easily go beyond 24k per month. Also, the food offered may not be good and you may have to end up taking a subscription outside of your PG.
Worst place, very less salary and cost of living is very high..Except few corporate employees 70% of the people are drawing 10000 to 20000 only in a month..
Not more than mumbai or delhi for sure... And about food, this youtuber haven't stayed atleast a day in bangalore😂 how could someone be so jealous of bangalore?
Sometimes it is overhyped. You will find lots of houses with reasonable price. Only in tech corridors, you will have to pay more as professionals prefer to stay nearby.
This city was once so beautiful now even the famed Bengaluru weather has its reputation in tatters. Overpopulation is killing this city and with this kind of an exponential increase this beautiful city will become like Bombay in future. Avoid coming to Bangalore if you can find opportunities in other cities. Rent or real estate are very expensive plus infra is in shambles except for the older part of the city. Water crisis and power cuts are also rampant
Biggest problem is garbage disposal often people dump garbage in drainage systems and that chokes up the drains during rains. Rampant construction is destroying this beautiful city
Such a nonsense city for peace lovers Everywhere people people Cost of living s high traffic and accidents Water crisis Only this comes to my mind when i think abt bangalore
I'm staying in a 1.5 bhk independent house in Srinagar ,BSK 2nd stage 2.5 Kms away from National College Metro paying 13.5K. Opposite to my house there's an apartment for the same size people are paying 25K per month. Only advantage is they have a covered parking I park 2 Streets away. There are cheap nd expensive places depends upon how far is your work place/
nope buddy......Mumbai ka pata nai.....but security deposit is only half a month to one month max in Noida and Delhi NCR....rent is a little high in posh areas of NCR such as Greater Noida, Indirapuram etc,,,,but in areas such as Vaishali or Vasundhara or Sector 63 and Sector 63A....the rents are very very affordable....in Sector 63A the area is being newly developed and u will get very newly built flats or Home rents (non building types.) at very affordable rates......if u plan for a long stay u can get very nice freshly built non furnished homes for very nice rates for like Rs.5k to 10k ....
Yes those r costly too. 1 kid min 1 lac primary school. Once they grow it's much costlier. Water tanker most places. High maintenance. Current bill also very high per meter.
Yes those r costly too. 1 kid min 1 lac primary school. Once they grow it's much costlier. Water tanker most places. High maintenance. Current bill also very high per meter.
@@AwwhishekGupta-gm8wiit's unfortunate that everybody wants to exploit the poor including software engineers of Bangalore exploited by the American MNC ..
People came from other places made Banglore what else it would be be a low earnings city, people from outside paying your restaurant bars , house rent which is 30-40 % of the salary. And don't forget the profits companies making which drives up the real estate prices, that why an avg auto rickshaw driver makes more money than educated people in mediocre places. Just be grateful and try to widen your thinking
Chennai - you want pubs and brewing -- YES you want good malls with good theatres with below 250/- -- YES you want IT companies -- YES You want weekend getaways -- YES You want good weather -- No You want good public transport with good frequency and less choking -- YES 😊😊😊
Banglore is not worth it. The basic needs - food, clothing and house is broken. Especially if you are from north india. Food is not good or if you find good food that's gonna be costly. Clothing is also not so good because people here don't have good dress sense, so either you have branded costly clothes or garbage clothes. House rent as everybody knows is too much. You can have a construction loan EMI with such rents in Indore. Lastly thr city is not clean and the local people are very obsessed with their language, culture and their breed. So, you might be getting cornered.
Mumbai is costlier than Bangalore, and you say Bangalore is the most expensive city in India! Mumbai is much larger than Bangalore, so no choking and less traffic jams!
Believe it or not, Bengaluru faces problems which do not exist in even tier-2 or tier-3 cities like huge power outages of several hours a day, water shortage, and even poorer internet as compared to tier 3 cities. On the top of that, if you have a car, finding a flat with a parking space in main Bengaluru is next to impossible.
You get good jobs. You get good money. You get good weather. You get cool young people around for hangout and dates. You get awesome places to visit for 1/2/3/7day trips. However Most of your money evaporates on - Travel, Rent, Food, Services. You also get pothole roads that are quite crowded. The best way to make life better is to have friends from different stratas. You will get best cateers and good times too
I of the worst city to live in india is blore. Worst traffic people having high attitude being southy food is worst paying rent like u have to take a loan for that last not least your kids wont be having puja or north indian cultural practices
I doubt the fact about not getting food options for north Indians, I know there are many outlets for many different north Indian food options. In all price range. Others can comment
I visited Bengaluru in 2016,that time even i didn't like the city transportation. It cannot be costly but govt,corportaion and rixa and cab drivers all have united to make it costilier and a tool of looting.If u travel the same distance in Ahmedabad u have to pay 30 to 40 per cent rent of cab or rixa charges or even bus fare is much less in Ahmedabad.The petro diesel l or gas price and the cabi.e. price of car/ purchase price is the same how they could charge 2.5 times to 3 times more.It is permitted loot by local authorities and govt of Karnataka.
Wow what a research. At least get the names of places right. IT'S CHIKKAMAGALURU NOT CHICKMANGALURU. Just like Noida is not Naoida. And population in 15 Million not 1.5 Million
exactly. Men don't need much to live a happy life once wives and kids are thrown out of the picture. Men mostly earn for their families and die early because of stress. Do not marry and live a happy live free from these struggles and daily stress.
Good education institutions, good hospitals , jobs in various sectors other than IT , Pubs , Cafes, parks etc and many more I don't know which Bangalore did you go to.
@@ashwinvk4124but no water,no good sanitation facilities highly expensive transportation and traffic is too much to bear with.Too high house/ apartments rent.
@@JayendraPatel-zv1ro I have not experienced water issue yet but one thing is clear Banaglore will never be out of rains this year due to El-Nino rains were delayed for sanitation there is BBMP but yeah there are issues in it like most other parts of the country, it is expensive but rent and real estate is still cheaper than Mumbai, other than that cost of living is similar to most other metros . Traffic is an issue but hopefully it could get better lot of new metro lines are getting bulit let's see . Other than all these things Banaglore still has so many things to offer job opportunities, good education , health care , malls , pubs , parks , lakes, getaways etc. I Find the the city minus the traffic quite convenient.
@@ashwinvk4124 every big city has now IIT NiT orIIM and good collegesas Bengaluru has some of it. How many students are admitted in those institutes,payout of all employees are not at par with skilled and intelligent IT employees.But has to pay rent and transportation charges by all people at a very high rate.Water crisis will be worsened,I have seen the apartments very adjusant to each other. Not beautiful city as it was boasting of 15 years back.
@@JayendraPatel-zv1ro but no other city has an IISC which Banglore has which is number one in the country for research and citations , that is what made Banaglore silicon Valley of India.
