Meet a 23-year old from India running a $20,000,000 company in the US 

you both were school mates?

@@akashpaul4143 was he really avg at school

@@Brodragon2225 is he american born?

@@extendo7137 i am asking you and you are asking me wtf

@@extendo7137 no his friend would reply like in his native language ( Dei yeppadi American return madhri pesae arumchutaen, namba orrae schoolae dhane paduchom - translated in English as hey when did you learn to speak English like an American when we both studied in the same school) Lol

May be later....after 2100 year. Just know meaning of patriotism. We actually need honesty more than that. We lack that because we read about honesty and stories on it. Good luck 👍

It's in the hands of govt

Ramanujan went to Cambdrige 100 years back, and India still has not changed much since in providing such a support system. People dependent on government for everything. Silicon valley is just the opposite - private enterprise. It may take a few more decades to build a similar ecosystem like "silicon valley" in India but will happen.

India Support Reserved One Not Deserve One

True ! Indian VCs won't fund non college genius founders like him

I don’t think it’s that big of a deal. I had a roommate in univ from Kanpur who arrived on campus flaunting a perfectly American accent. Told us she picked it up from RU-vid tutorials over the summer. There were many others like her

@@techtronsurfer1605 English is actually a VERY easy language. Like really! And the accent isn't hard to copy as well after some time.

He Surely was Born intelligent and with Passion!!

Its easier to learn when you dont speak the language at all. You start listening to the accent that is around you. Once you learn English from an Indian teacher in India, You can never unlearn that.

@@techtronsurfer1605 Learn to appreciate bro

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@@Brittany-reeds Thank you, Going through her profile on her webpage out of curiosity, and surprisingly she seems proficient. I appreciate this.

We're not gonna have retirement NOR inheritance from family, if the world keeps going the way it's going 🤷🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

Hamza doofus. having an idea and implementing an idea is different. it is not possible without serious education. behind the engine there is a brain. did steve jobs woke and build apple. he used talented engineers and best of the best has worked. the other steve who wrote was a genius. if anybody told you that education is not needed his head needs to be checked. this computer cannot be done in a dream. there is serious engineering at elite level to make it happen. starts ups galore in the valley including yours truly here. it is nothing new. making it happen you need best of the best and that is why competition is cut throat. BARRING MIGHTY USA THERE IS NO PLACE IN THE WORLD WHERE IT IS SAID: SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT, DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE MONEY AKA MAKE AN OFFER YOU CANT REFUSE! Silicon valley and USA Is a pioneer in respecting talent. they just dont measure you by bank balance they respect the knowledge. that is the very reason people still flock to usa. you are listening to a kid and getting carried away. Go and ask super kids zucker and bill gates and gates and see they respect engineers and docs are not! ----------- YOU EFFING NEED TOP OF THE CHART: MATH,SCIENCE AND BUSINESS SKILLS TO MAKE IT HAPPEN. ------------- HARVARD CHURNS OUT BILLIONIARES EVERY YEAR SO DOES STANFORD. NO NATION IN THE WORLD HAVE TOP SCHOOLS AND MOST OF THE BILLIONAIRES HAVE GRADUATED FROM THERE. AND THOSE WHO DROPPED OUT USED BEST TALENTS TO BUILD THERE DREAM NOT ANOTHER COLLEGE DROP OUT WHO DONT KNOW JACK ABOUT ENGINEERING. -------------- GET YOUR KNOWLEDGE RIGHT FOOL.

Yes, but what are you in place of the standard education system? Likely nothing, sitting at home and watching Netflix.

@@jpichet6999 hahhaha blame education system while watching web series 😂

Dude there were teachers who made a joke out of students, they should know they come to teach and not to create Netflix stories out of students in schools.

You may learn everything yourself, so it could be faster to follow a program

Not all of them. I am Indian myself .

@@J7pat7 but the culture here is somewhat competitive

​@@J7pat7 Thats ur problem lol 💀

@@J7pat7 dude why cant u take the compliment and move on .isnt it obvious in any country everyone cant be the same. Do you have to stress your point?? Why people ar so obsessed t criticize India.really funny people

@@jayakishore565 Because a lot of people in India think they are superior . An Indian person does something good and instead of focusing on how good that person was Indian people claim it's because they are Indian . It's actually arrogant and not a good trait.

Ikr! Going to an expensive boarding school and pretending to be poor doesn't add up.

I totally agree with you on that billionaire part, I see it too

Don’t get your hopes high he just got lucky that’s it. Success is only for few people

Nice of you to comment.. Also could we spanish folks stop this cringy childish nation promotion everywhere ('Greetings from Spain') like what does it matter really?, No offence but Just ask your self how does it feel when people living in the UK or else where would do that (' Hello greetings and salutations from Whales'). It's supposed to make people sound like attention seeking baby aliens from another planet to have to let everyone know where they belong on a RU-vid forum! 🍷

a lot of people from India speak English just with an accent

English is the National second official language of India. SMH.

Only south India huh? 😂

@@kartikpepakayala8389 that’s true about South India. All the South Indian provinces have provincial language as first language and English is second language

Feel proud and do what? My take is, Instead being proud about him people should get the inspiration and work towards their goal. Offcourse happy for him on his growth.

Your are a sucker for a big fib story.

Most pathetic speaker with like in every sentence , clearly he talks nonsense

he studied in some elite school in chennai...i wonder if that played a part.

@@samuraijosh1595 😂

So that they can make America great 😃

​@@somnathchowdhury7334 long live capitalism. 😁

​@@CometFire2010 i hate usa

​@@somnathchowdhury7334 so that they thank and contribute to the country that actually helped them to grow

​@@somnathchowdhury7334 so that they thank and contribute to the country that actually helped them to grow

Ancient Kemet Egypt was the original silicon valley

Already India has Silicon Valley "Bangalore" In this city, there are more R&D centers than the entire UK country, All top USA companies outsource coming from here and more than 50 - 60% of all H1B VISA people in the world are coming to the USA from Bangalore alone!. Bangalore has almost the same engineers count as silicon valley USA.

@@niranjanbhat9432 Ok well done Now stop the brain drain

@@robertmitchell8630 It may take up to 10 years. Anyway now slowing down and people are creating their own startups here. Now Bangalore has 2nd highest startups and 5th highest investment(This is surprise, because India currency value is less than America & Europe, still in terms of dollars, it got 5th place.) 3rd highest Unicorns.

@Robert Mitchell It's starting to happen. The wage gap has narrowed and the new generation is more willing to take risks. However, silicon valley has a unique mixture of talent from around the world, culture and venture capital that's hard to duplicate.

What do you do please. How did you worked with him😮

@@IsmahaanAhmed-bc1jy when in chennai probably

200K$ in the bag? 😮😮

It is a humour guys

@@Anonymous-8080 😂

Comedy gold

Really? Even as an Indian? lmao. I don't think so. I expect that.

Yeah..and hes lived in india all his life .only 4 years in usa

worked on his English? 🤣 lmao

india is full of english speaking people. lmaooo. wherever you are from "speaks english" might be a big skill.

@@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384 He must be from Iran, bruh.

Yea he barely has any accent its impressive

he said himself that he is an immigrant implying english isn't his first language why are you guys making fun of him💀

What a dbag!

be motivated but not just try to live imaginations, we see 1 success out of 1000, we have to remember that 999 are not success in the same sense of the success of that 1 person........ you may not be prepared to do everything that this person did to be the one among 1000.... :)

Yes brother. We have to do something for ourselves to meet our desires not for the society

Let the money you make not be the way you measure success

That's What Usually happens; You would think that in the Year and Century that We are in; humans would be at Another intellectual and Spiritual Evolution, but instead they chose to Go backwards and want to CONTROL everything & everybody.

He studied in one of the top schools in India, so he probably had teachers from West. Many actors , cricketers , Rajnikanth daughter they all studied in that school.

bro, are you in new york or somewhere, if you are in new york could you please meet me as I want to see meet some Indians.

Congratulations!!!

Hope you left your casteist and pervert mindset at Delhi Airport itself

How did you got, citizenship ??

​@@Jack-tk1is By living in usa

Moving hands while talking is not appreciated in west .

@@malar1455 I can't speak for all western countries but at least in the US... 50% of Americans like it and think it's professional and a sign of a good speaker (including me), the other 50% of Americans don't like it and think it's shows a bad speaking skill so just do whatever u prefer

@@woohoo721 I was talking about enrire WEST . Not about only America. Definitely most western country people didnt move hands while they speak with others. It is same as they dont like tooting vehicle's hornes on streets. But in India tooting hornes is a normal act. They use hands only when needed . Eg : deaf people use hand sign . But they dont consider moving hands all the time when they speak with others as a good manner.

@@malar1455 thats not true. im from the uk and there's no nationally accepted sentiment that moving hands is unprofessional.

@@samuraijosh1595 I am in Europe 30 years. Even in USA it was not a Good culture to move hands during speaking with others . UK is a country with full of Indian and Pakistani , South Asian immigrants . No wonder this culture became normal there.