Hi everyone, I'm Aku, the Indian girl from the video. I want to extend a huge thank you to Team 'Awesome World' for such an educational video concept and for inviting me to join in. A big thank you to all the viewers for their support! It was so emotional for me to see comments from my own native land cheering me on. You all made this experience unforgettable. 🙏
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="155">2:35</a> Pakistani girl said I'm speaking Urdu and you won't understand it. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="160">2:40</a> Indian girl laughed because she understood it 🤣🤣🤣
yah she was the one with biggest reaction = biggest hint = daal mein to kuch kaala hai. may be they could have guessed there is some kind of relation between them. 🤣
I'm so glad that Eastern India got representation though I wasn't thinking that she would be from west bengal, I thought she would be from one of the seven Sisters state😂
Well that was a twist for us for sureee😂..... She looks naga people... As I grown up in NE region.... BUT!! Do people really consider W.B too as NE region???😀... Its my first time hearing this bcoz only few parts of W.B is under NE if we see the map after the chinkens neck which makes it all apart.... So initially I am also NE ressidant🤭❣️.... Rather just grown up in NE...
@@barnalibarman3760 West Bengal doesn't fall under the northeast, but Sikkim does. So technically, the northern West Bengal region, as it's mostly populated by Nepali, Koch, and Mech people, I guess. it somehow fall under the same sphere
Actually some nepali people lives in Darjeeling and kalimpong districts, and Bhutanese tribes lives in Alipurduar and jalpaiguri districts who all looks like ne Indians. @@barnalibarman3760
All four girls looked Indian. But they eliminated the one who pronounced the famous river properly, "Ganga" not 'Ganges' and who described 'Chole Bhature' properly ... The guys decided on the basis of appearance and in case of India appearances can be deceiving ...
@@indonesiansoccerers yep i have been to Indonesia, it is true, INDO is very diverse. What sets India apart is that Indian diversity of ethnicities happened during the copper age and before. Mostly due to its geographic location. It happened when the political idea of Tamil, Chinese Indian etc didn't even exist. we have 2 lineage of mongoloid looking people one from the further north like Tibet, other from SE like Myanmar, Thailand area. hell we have proper African people who left Africa about 60000 years ago. Google JARWAHA tribes. Indians, not even mixed Indians, can look Like mexican, iranians, chinese, Italian, greek, African (never seen a nordic looking Indians with blond hair - i have seen blue eyes though)
We northeast Indians look different, whenever I've been to mainland india a lot of people take pictures with me because they thought I'm a foreigner and I'm also saying "I'm from the Philippines"🤣
As a Northeastern indian, i can say that india is like remix of Asia. I am from Assam but when i went to Delhi once everybody taking selfies of me and i was so confused at that time and the girls were like are you single 😂
Oh cmon northeast is not the only beauty of India East, west, south, north, middle all of em form the beauty of India together and not only NE I'm also from NE but your comment makes no sense and it's CRINGE LIKE REALLY CRINGE
@@KentoYamazakii-dr1nj I mean obviously I'm not saying that northeast is the " only " beauty of India . But for once I repeat for once can we give the credit to northeast for it's nature, beauty, culture , people?! N if u r finding this cringe idc , i specifically said NE, cuz of those seven States also called seven sister's n those collectively definitely makes NE beautiful n Beauty of india I'm myself pahadi n yes my state is very beautiful but we aren't taking about other States here , r we?
@@aruu001 okay okay I get where you are coming from but the way you wrote "northeast is the beauty of India" Ofc anyone wud think that you are talking about the NE only excluding other beauties, No ones ever gonna buy you are talking about crediting stuff here. Ofc as a fellow northeastern I agree with whatever you have written but i'mma just suggest edit your comment (don't change it just edit) or there will be more people misunderstanding your intention and reply weird stuff here like I did.
There is a misconception around the world of how indians looks and thinks like it should be a brown folks , with big eyes , eating curry and naan everyday and so on . Since from our childhood days we grew up singing "Jana Gana Mana" (national anthem) proudly...we take pledge that we are Indians and we consider all Indians as our brother and sisters but its very sad that most of the main land people never accepted us as there own .Hope some day we all live in peace in harmony. and THANK YOU SO MUCH @AwesomeWorld for choosing a northeast indian girl.
I want to let you guys know there are many in the "mainland" that love and appreciate you guys so much. I'm so sorry of the discrimination that has happened in the past. I definitely think the attitudes are progressing and people are becoming aware and proud that you guys are Indian, and represent the tapestry of the diversity of India. Much love to you
Yes, but as an North Eastern there is falut among us too we don't want to accept non tribal people and mainland Indian people its goes same for us. I have recently watch a reels about Non Northeast in Arunachal and some where people were commenting like other people are comming in our land and all .Hope we will also understand it .
I don't speak any Indian language, but when the first girl said "Mere naam…," I immediately knew she was the Indian. When the fourth girl mentioned something about "Urdu" and the first girl laughed, it confirmed that she was the Pakistani. Of course, I recognized the second girl as one of our own (hore muncul lagi!), and by deduction, the last girl must be the Iranian 😁.
First girl speaks in Nepali Language, official language of Darjeeling and sikkim and many parts of North Bengal which is also a one among 22 Indian officials language and she said Mero Name not mere naam but both means same "My Name".
@@Almaharafathe irani girl was not wearing irani dress but indian dress. I got to know about her by her persian language. Im a Pakistani so I knew the Indian girl right from when she gave intro
@Hindustan_life i know this Pakistani girl. She has appeared also in some korean-pakistani videos, discussing culture. Rest yeah thumbnail had written it but I didnt paid much attention to thumbail just noticed pakistani n iranian flag n clicked it. So in start i had to figure out between indian n indonesian too, but the indian girl said "mera nam" so then i knew she is indian.
it's the setback for the world who think india is a non diversive nation this girl auk tells every one i m the truth it means i have my feature but i m indian not like those baloch your kpk who support bla and Taliban better to be prepare your people can become your enemy as an indian it's my advice for my neighbours
As a Northeastern Indian myself I love the representation of us people....glad to know that now people will get know more about us...as India is a very diverse country not in terms of place but also in terms of people
But the girl here isn't from Northeast but from West Bengal probably Darjeeling or Siliguri and she's an Indian Nepali/gorkhali...I feel like they should have hired a Northeastern TRIBAL girl instead of the girl in the video so that ppl would know more about our Northeast especially the TRIBALS of northeast
The Pakistani girl is more Indian than this Nepali girl. The Pakistani girl has common ancestry with most of Indians throughout history for thousands of years and only got separated due to 1947 partition. But the Nepali girl is only Indian due to citizenship while her culture, language, ethnic identity and everything else is Nepali
You all missed a big hint at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="157">02:37</a> . Then the Pakistani girl says <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="376">06:16</a> 'Arjit Singh' and the Indian girl agrees - "Okay" . 3rd - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="561">09:21</a> the guy says 'Ganges River' and the Indian girl responds "Gangā". I saw this repeat 6 times. the subtle exchanges between the Indian & Pakistani girl made it very interesting & hilarious.
Nepali is also an Indian language. It is one of the 22 scheduled languages of India and the official language of Sikkim and West Bengal. We don't call Pakistanis as Indian ethnicity because their ancestors lived at same place for all their history. The same goes for the many Nepali-speaking people of West Bengal and Sikkim regions. Her ancestors might have lived there for all of their life. You can't call every Nepali speaking people is of Nepali ethnicity. Note:- If her family migrated from Nepal then you are right.
@@rahulj.005 bro there’s a difference between ethnicity & citizenship, our citizenship is Indian but ethnicity is Nepali and religion is Hinduism. and no not every Nepali migrated from Nepal as some of the northern and north eastern part of India was once part of Nepal like Sikkim, Darjeeling, Kalimpong, Part of Dehradun etc, after Anglo-Gorkha war, due to some treaty Britishers and Nepalese established a boundary line of Nepal. so many Nepalese descendants from these area are not migrated but were always here. And Nepalese people been in India for many years and in some part of the map they speak Nepali in majority that’s why Nepali is one of the scheduled language.. we are proud to be an Indian but we can’t forget our roots..
@@NiveshGurung-yb3si Indian rulers used to rule many parts of Nepal too but that doesn't make them Indian right. Many of the dynasties that ruled Nepal came from Indian Lands like licchavis( from vaishali), thakuri(rajputs fled to nepal), malla, shah dynasty(rajput from Rajasthan) after ruling there for a long time they became indigenous. Once India was from Afghanistan to Myanmar does that make them Indian ethnicity. India is a mixture of people you can't say a single group of people as Indian ethnicity. Many srilankan speak Tamil but they are not of Indian ethnicity. The same way there are many people in India who speak Nepali but that doesn't make them of Nepali ethnicity. If their ancestors lived in that same land for centuries then there are Indians as much as others. Land doesn't belong to ethnicity, it belongs to the country and people who live there become ethnic of that country. If your ancestors came from Nepal then you are Nepali ancestry otherwise if all your ancestors lived all there life on Indian land then you are of Indian ethnicity.
@@rahulj.005 bro you need to take history classes.. if you don’t know, I should tell you that Nepal was never the part of India officially hence even after India being colonised by many European or Middle East countries, Nepal doesn’t celebrate Independence day because they were never colonised and is the oldest country to be independent Nepal was called as “Gorkha Kingdom” or “Gorkha Empire”. Nepal and India share the same religion as Hinduism as they are two of the ancient countries when it wasn’t India or Nepal, they were a big area of land where same cultures were practiced.. India was made after the land was divided into these countries… so we can’t call Nepal as part of India as it can also be called as India was part of Nepal because there were no borders before, it was just one and it wasn’t called India.
We have six zone in India north, south, east, west, North East and Central. Every zone is totally different from each other. She is from east. And not every indian visit ganga and taj mahal. I am from south and i have not seen taj mahal yet. My state alone in bigger than korea. Ofcourse travelling within state itself huge thing.
Thankyou for sowing pakistan as well ❤ this is the first ever time ig and it made me really happy that you guys recognize us as well 😭❤️ please include us in other videos relating to other countries
Alot of Indians r talking about how diverse their country is, and I agree but I just wanted to mention the diversity in Pakistan too. We have South Asian, Central Asian, Tibetan, Iranic, Afro-Indic and even Indo-European people here and the best part is the diversity in the city areas when all the ethnicities mix together.
@@Yasoob-34haters gonna hate😂🤌🏻get a live kidd if you hate someone doesn't make it obvious by commenting it , Everyone knows Pakistan & India has more beauty then your little hateful heart😂🙌🏻
The Pakistani one was confusing them so much😂😂😂 And She said she has visited taj Mahal twice which most likely didn't happen. Someone really required more knowledge of the region to ask right questions to catch her. I had a feeling that these people are gonna choose her.
Northeast India mostly consists of tibeto-burmese ethnicities with Austroasiatic and a few tai populations and states like Sikkim and northern WB regions have a predominantly Nepali population.
I thought I caught the word "Urdu" when the fourth woman started speaking her language, so I assumed Pakistan, and I noticed the Indonesian language, because even though I don't know any of the language, I've noticed it sounds really pretty. I was completely thrown with the other two!
Since I'm working abroad, working with different nationalities, it is very easy for me to distinguish who is Indian, Pakistan, Indonesian, Iranian, including Bangladeshi, Filipino, Thailand, Tanzanian, Moroccan, Chinese, and many more 😅
I’m from NE India too and studied in capital for about two years however I haven’t been to any famous places till date and I’ve been regretting about it hence, I’m kinda planning to go back and visit all the historical places without regrets. Hope I can finally see the beauty of India !
Lol the one who corrected them over the pronunciation of river Ganga they eliminated her. If anyone is correcting u over wrong pronunciation of particular name then there is a high probability that it's the native person.
But it's still wrong❌ as an Indian I definitely don't want our sacred river to call as a drug do you know that ganja is a drug and when people call it ganges it's more like changing it's beauty and perspective it's like someone's name is poppy and you are calling it poop and claiming it right that's your ignorance😏@@sreelayapy3900
@@tweetmemes5015 bro it's like we Indians saying india as ( Bharat or Bharatam in my language) and others saying India.. it doesn't mean it is wrong both are correct. In every school textbook it is written as Ganges not Ganga still both are right🤷♀️
@@sreelayapy3900 No, it isn't right. India and Bharat are two different names of same country. But Ganges isn't another name. It is just a mispronounciation of Ganga
Thrrr are plenty of "asian" featured people in the far-eastern states of India. Which isn't surprising since India borders China. If you go to the north of India it's more aryan features. If you go to the south of India it's more Dravidian features. And if you go to the east it goes progressively more from aryan to mongolian features.
Mazzaaa aya 😂 i am so happy northeast people also got representation... I was really waiting for this from a long time ...😁😚 Also that Pakistani girl played so well 😂😂 Arjit singh 👏👏
The Mongol origin history that the Nepalese girl gave is still debated, not confirmed. Northeast Indians are mostly made of people who migrated from Southwest China and other Southeast Asian regions thousands of years ago. This is the accepted theory as of now.
@@HrithikSD4368 no..china, Myanmar,malaysia, indonesia sikkim & some arunachal tribal come from tibet & rest of them come from China, malaysia, indonesia, Myanmar
Yeahh I knew the first girl was, I read a lot about North East India in the past they have various east asian looking populations there. I was reading of a girl who blended in well from there that lived in S. Korea and no one ever knew she was from India and it was so interesting how even people in different parts of Indian don't look like the typical desi person you expect.
THANK U FOR THIS! I love the east India representation! India is sooo muchh more than what people think, beautiful and diverse! The world need to know the true incredible India!
Iam from Andhra Pradesh looking completely like foreigner from West side and I got foreigner treatment every where though not travelled out of the country iam completely Indian from generation though when studied in Chennai I was considered fully foreigner
It’s important to know that India is incredibly a vast country, so the movies or media ur viewing isn’t enough… I rlly like how they used an East Indian as an example here ❤
Well only the name of your state is represented. The culture, language, geography, history and face is totally different. Cry about it. We want gorkhaland
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="115">1:55</a> i was like oh she's Indian because i understood wht she was saying and again i was like wait why does it sound not Indian and i again replayed like brooo it was my own language Nepali 😭😭✋