The Susegad Life | An award-winning Goa Documentary 2023 

Thank you so much for watching ❤

I guess people want to see more beaches and parties in Goa. But hoping someday this film will reach most people and give them a gist of what Goa can be.

Because our Goan are Sushegad but not cocktails are not our Goan Sanskriti

Arey arey mere bhai, thank you🎉

Be aware of so many murders also.

Thank you so much 🎉🎉

Goa has many worst things also. We have our own serial killer of killing 16 girls still alive.

@@MariaSingh-iv4sv Thank you so much for your comment 💐. I hope you have a bag full of memories with this place.

Thanks Vashuuuu🫂

But it has changed. Living in the past was really living in the Goa you would not want to leave. Now it's a city in the making.

@@joelremedios2674 yes i agree but still better than other cities specially south goa is the best there are some roads and places always feel special there ❤️

Now Goa is ruined because of outsiders...they don't understand the culture

​@@mohitnikam8520South Goa is becoming a trash hub with even those beaches spoilt with trash and bottles. What is left there?

Thank you so much Karishma 💐🫂

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Susegad means working less and be seated at pubs for hours drinking to the maximum. Womens spend time in gossiping.

@@carvalhosavio Hey thanks for your comment. I really wish to cover those aspects of Goa someday. 👁️👁️

Hello, Thanks for your comment. I used Sony M-IV and samyang 24-70 f2.8 to shoot most of the scenes. Samyang 24mm T1.8 cine lens for some of the landscapes and interviews. I hope this helps. The monochrome effect is just a post production magic in Da Vinci software.

@@Themushroomtheories Thanks bro, this was really helpful. Looking forward to cross paths someday!

Well, I believe you will find these places eventually if you roam around in Goa, but I can't reveal them publicly and that's the whole point of this documentary as well to see what's meant to be seen and not commercialize all the places which leads to a lot of impact on the environment and people too.

@@Themushroomtheories just request to tell is it in south goa or north goa

@@Themushroomtheories visited goa almost 20+ times and many times solo... Exploring goa from those days when i hire activa and run on any random place..today places which are famous due to Instagram i have seen those places accidentally when these places are not famous or you can say its normal local places. I agree with you and respect your reason too... I normally travel in monsoon or in feb... Daily 100-200 km on activa... The feel i experience on two wheeler i cant expect on four wheeler

Goa is kaabar

Thanks for pointing it out. But I believe there are multiple meanings to the word ' Viva ' and used as interjection in many phrases across Goa. 'Cheers' also makes sense according to the Portuguese Goan Vocabulary.

@@Themushroomtheories I like to visit Goa. next i will be there in December. We can meet to debate this 😂

@@cristianefimov3611 I really wish to entertain you, but my friend, we all have important things to do in our lives. Let's carry on with that.

@@praveenpillayfilms Thank you so much 💐. ' deedeekbee ' is my Instagram profile. We can connect there. Glad you liked the film.

@@joydevbhattacharjee5511 Ahhh I am so sorry for what you had to face. I hope you get to experience Goa again with great people.

You are right. Goa is dominated by texi mafias, drug mafias, prostitutes.😢

I stay in goa and one of my friend from hyderabad (can't call him friend too since I haven't spoke to him in 10 years) calls me up and asks if I can arrange for girls. This mindset is cheap and disgusting, that's the reason tourists are treated the way they should be in Goa.

I’m not a Goan, but I’ve seen a lot of films and read books on Goan culture, specially Goa before its independence. It’s painful that tourist only associate it with parties and drugs. How ignorant of us to not be aware of its unique cuisine and traditions. Hope the traditions of Goa thrives in tourism as well!

@@TalwinderDhillonTravels Well it's not Government's job to teach people manners. Change starts from within and if you expect others (in this case Government) to change the tourists, sorry brother, you need to relook travel. I hope you really understand the essence of travel and educate people about it. And just for your knowledge, Goa would be a beautiful place if some of the tourists just read the sign boards placed by the government there. I am not justifying the government here, it has a long way to go. But my friend, our tourists have a longer way to reach common sense as well.

@@ThemushroomtheoriesWell said brother. As a goan I think the main issue is the mindset of tourists coming to Goa. Instead of having real fun they think it's a place to do whatever thing's they couldn't in their native place. I am working in Bengaluru, when I tell my colleagues or people here that I am from Goa, the first thing that comes to their mind is Alcohol, Drugs, girls and beaches. It's so painful when they have that image of my Goa in their mind. I try to convince them, show their our culture but they are so ignorant. Goa has always been an welcoming place for all religions, cultures and people from all places. We have never forced our language and culture on others unlike many parts of India. I have seen so many people complaining about rude behaviour from Goans. But for a moment they should also think from our POV. We welcomed a guest in our house, treated them well but now the same guest is trying to litter the house, disrespect it's culture and traditions so why wouldn't we get angry with him. Long story in short The tourists needs to change the mindset that Goa is a place where they can do any mischief they want and we fellow Goans should not let our culture and traditions and Goenkarpon die. Viva Goa❤

@@siddhantkaskar621 Much love brother. Hope to see the change among our tourists.