Every time He Help People, This Man Will Get 10x Reward 

Honestly she will leave at any slightest mistake of,No money Very selfish

@@0mola59 you can say that again .. she seemed supportive of him n loving before the statue came in the picture.. can't believe how much greed can change a person

@@PrabhuDayal502. that also is a thing irl

♥ her character in the movie! ♡💕 I do recaps too if you're interested !

This is why don't rush and pray for your future wife

Wow a unique perspective! And accurate...

but at least these infulencers that give money are actually helping these people, even if the motive is wrong.

Well, getting money to help more people is fine

@@TegraZero honestly, influencers helping people for views is better than them doing stupid pranks and posting useless contents. it'll probably inspire other people to do the same too

@@user-fi4ot7sk1i I'm pretty sure some of these influencers try to get their money back after they turned off the camera

I don't think it's kindness. What came after is more of a "selfish" act.

@@Er.N1 bad motive

Oh wow. Re sheba dilo tse tshwanang😊

@@tiisetsothato9082 haha ke thabela go gobona 😁 😁..e Ra gore Rena Le the same taste 😁

@@Er.N1 Guys, is it selfish to give a homeless man stuff?

If it is then fort nox is now his personal bank

if u think about it the more money he spents the more views he gets

That's his business model. Give someone x, make 10x from the video.

Yeah. It is a win win situation

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Just remember kindergarten. Sharing is caring. Nobody has ever gone broke from sharing.

@@druid_zephyrus taxes

He is greedy. He gave the first man money because he was scared of getting a bad rating. Then he only continues to give throughout the movie because he knows it’ll come back. Not being greedy would be if he gave even if it wouldn’t come back to him

shani is karm fal data , means he is indirectly the god of karma.

@@vardhanarya but again karma will be served based on the foundation of pure justice If I kill a person for selfish need my karma will be served based on the justice given to the one who is killed If I saved a person then my karma will be served based on the justice given directly to me as a bonus for my good deed Moreover the reaction based on your action also depends upon your motivation behind your actions

Shani is Plutoooo

@@ankushjoarder3404 No! Its Saturn, I remember it by Satur-n-day, Satur-day, Shanivaar.

Isn't God of Justice is YAMA,(God of Death )?

ya bro !!

Shani is a sanskrit name @aryan

Shani is a Sanskrit name, not Hindi.

Hindi is basically a daughter of Sanskrit so many words are same we in our common life use Shani in Hindi

We all know your lying.

stop lying this is the internet you would be helping people in a lambo

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Yh

@@chickenperson7568 fr 💀

TLDR. There are no acts which are not selfish. What people don't understand about helping others is that it is never without selfish desires. Someone giving money to homeless and not expecting to get x10 back is still not without any rewards, he get the satisfaction from the action itself (Ex. "I am such a great human, I gave money to less fortunate"). Humans are rational beings, they don't do things which won't result in some kind of reward. For example, stranded on island and giving last bread to another can be considered selfish act because you are making ultimate sacrifice for another, but still the reward for this behaviour is that you die with satisfaction that you were morally righteous person and sacrificed yourself for another. So, yeah it doesn't matter how and why you help others. Be it monetary gain or something else. Humans always do everything with some selfish desire and that is totally okey. The main point shouldn't be selfishness. Main point should be that your selfish desires bring good to others and society overall, and they do not harm them instead. -PS . To not have comments about people being irrational, etc jokes. Rational doesn't mean smart, clever or knowledgeable, it simply means that humans can think and make logical desicions which are based on thier "logic and reason", so even flat earthers are rational in their worldview, it doesn't mean that they are right, everyone knows that earth is hollow. Go watch Netflix documentary series "Inside Job".

@@nmjgd4083 Then I would have to disagree. You can make a selfless act. What happens when a child is about to hurt themselves? You scream at them and yell. The child might still get hurt, I feel terrible, on the brink of tears for shouting. There is no positive, perhapse some learning, but the only outcome you hope for is no one to get hurt. It doesn't matter if the child hates you for being mean, it doesn't matter if people think you were too harsh. Your initial intent is to stop them from being harmed. Less dier instance. You enforce the child to be active, learning, researching. I'm not their friend. I know many have hated me in the past, I've learnt to not care about strict behaviour. The child will think less of you, want to be the oposite of who you are, do things different. If that can inspire them to be more creative with their learning, more critical and lateral. That will set them up to be a better person. What you forget about is sacrifice. I was homeless once, when recounting the story I state; There are three types of homeless people. Those that work to escape it, myself. Those that use the system to escape it, my friend. And those that don't escape it, an old friend. Myself and that friend did try to help our old friend, but not because we wanted anything in return. We sacrificed, as did he. He lost his life, not with pride or heroisim. He lost it to the drugs we let him obtain. He sold the harmonica I gave him for gas, that same gas would freeze in his lungs. Not every good deed is a win, nor was it a good deed to begin with. I didn't need the instrument anymore. I was off the streets. I gave it to him because I didn't need it anymore. I should have given him my room instead. I enabled him. Life isn't black or white. Sacrifice can be made, it's just a bit harder to know if it will be sacrifice or not when you do it. It's also hard to know if it will have the desired outcome.

What if you use the Stuff you get to help more

@@nmjgd4083 no.

@@nmjgd4083

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I was just about to comment that🤣🤣🤣

regrets instantly

Why

@@GTLGoat watch the movie

We don’t always get rewarded in this life for doing a good deed you know that right ?

@@pablogomesoliveira2677 no are you serious ???????? Holy shii you just cracked the code you're so Smart

@@k1dofficial Jesus Christ It’s Jason Bourne😂

@@pablogomesoliveira2677 u do get rewarded but not instantly but surely u always get rewarded, and u should help others without the intention of getting a reward

♥ haha good to help regardless ig! ♡💕 I do recaps too if you're interested !

Wut

No one care lol

@@Nozzinator I was told when I was young that Shani Dev god's gaze shouldn't fall like directly on you. Like you don't keep his photos in your prayer room, etc.

@@ShikhaSharma-ds9do thats true thts why entrance in Shanti Mandir is always from behind

No one cares

Cool story bro needs more dragons and shit.

Right? And my Dad is Neil Armstrong.

IKR😂

You should learn from him ..stop haggling prices ..bolt app already gave the customer a price so it's supposed to be set 😑

@@constellationdark not all bolt driver's are like that😂some are exceptional🙌

@@gyimahstarksnr9471 nice send us your location and number we get you some clients

Exactly mqn

Make sense 💯

Well, yeah. He was still willing to help a person without expecting anything in return, even after he stopped getting things he still helped people. So, he's obviously a good guy.

I should've seen your comment before trying to watch the movie. The story line is great but the cast 😑

Oh hey TJ.

Hunnie....remember Karma could be good or bad...

So to summarise this he’s not an infinite money glitch and he’s like a god of being humble.

@@sirlee5264 his role is to punish you periodically when you are alive. And Yama dharma (lord of death) he punishes after you are dead. These two god's are solely trying to balance the scale of karma and the Indian scriptures quote both of them punishing even bigger god's for their misdeed ( like god is not perfect and even have to be faced with justice) kind of thing.

@@balamurugandineshkumar4479 So I guess they didn’t do their homework. I’ve been reading Hindu folk tales recently, like the three boys. Really interesting reads.

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It's wordplay. He gets good karma while in the CAR. Only in the car. Carma.

Expect a 10x return