Villagers Are On A Journey To The Capital City ! Common Man Show 

He's rough around the edges n not good at things like sarru nor wise like babu but he is definitely the protector!

@@randomness8819 I have to respectfully disagree! I think Raeen is wise as well! He's good at thinking logically and he's intelligent. I have a feeling that there's more to him than meets the eye and he's just modest about it.

@@guinep Raeen has a keen sense...he reads people very well,

I believe he said he has a son. I dont know if he has more children

He picked nice clothes, too. Great color for him.

Gopu is such a sweetheart. They all are but his pure deer in the headlights innocence brings out the mother in me.

What kind of work to they each do? Farmers laborers??

@@shelleyharris4176 - As far I as I know: Raeen is a tailor, Babu (still) does some odd/farming jobs, Sarru unknown, maybe also doing odd jobs and being student (?). Don't know either what Gopu, Akbar or Raju do for work.

@@tubularap I never knew Raeen was a tailor, thanks for that. Sarru is a college student I believe. He made me laugh after watching the Asian make-up video as he was scared he may be tricked into marrying a lady who looked beautiful, then after the wedding when she removed her make-up she was a bit of a horror 😄

agreed ☝️😇👍 It brings a smile to this oldmans face everytime I watch! such a group of kind souls.

Lmao that was hilarious. I wonder if that's the direct translation of a term in their language, or if Raeen was just being descriptive

🤣🤣

I think we've all felt that pressure before lmao

He is so kind hearted though. I love them all.

😌we all do it

Even before watching the video, beautiful pink skies of Delhi sounds like an oxymoron to me knowing how bad the air pollution is in Delhi.

@@abhisheknair8437 I was pleasantly surprised! So beautiful!!!

Very happy they all got to travel and see so many different things during their vacation They would not have been able without support from subscriber I think

How I related to her. She was an angel for his first escalator ride.

He really is the epitomy of a natural leader.

He’s so caring of each one. Not just thinking of self, nor being bored.

Me too 👍

I’ve had the same thought as well (just natural curiosity, to be sure) but ultimately decided it’s better that we don’t. For all that they give us already, I like the idea of them having something to keep for themselves. It’s their home, and should remain private (imo). If they want to show us, sure. But insisting upon it would feel, to me, like we’ve reached a point of exploiting these people’s entire existence just for views (i.e., for the financial benefit of the channel creators and some ephemeral novelty for us viewers).

Oh I would also love to see their village, homes, and family. I already think of them as friends

@@sherifulks8185 Well sure, that’s understandable; I can relate. I mean, who couldn’t? Like I said, it’s “just natural curiosity.” But like I said immediately after that acknowledgment, I think that in reality it would be more of a bad thing than a good one and, therefore, ultimately decided that it’s actually something that I _don’t_ want. Now idk if you read the preexisting replies to the original comment before you made your own reply (I know, of course, it’s not always feasible, practical, or, in some cases, even necessary to do; none were the case here, however, and my comment was literally THE previous comment immediately prior to yours), but if you had, then I don’t see how you could reply with, basically, “yea, me too!” What’s even more incredible tho, is that you say it’s because YOU think of them like friends? 🤦🏽‍♂️ Ok, lol. As if it’s a mutual feeling and they also consider you, personally, a friend of theirs… and so, only naturally, they’d be to happy and go ahead and get right on filming that for ya. 😆 Y’know.. since it IS for a friend after all. 😉 Edit: I’m sorry if I mistook the purpose of your comment as endorsing the idea (in a sense, ‘petitioning’ for it) to happen, rather than simply seeing it for what -I realize, now, in hindsight- it may, have been: Just an innocent expression, by another curious (yet, _presumably,_ empathetic) human, of the general, understandable -and, maybe, even universal- sentiment of, “yes, I, too, would *enjoy* seeing that”; *basically, just innocuously acknowledging, or affirming, the delight that the notion inspires* _(even tho, let’s be honest, we’re probably seriously romanticizing it in the first place, but I digress),_ *while not actually meaning to imply they wish for it to really happen.*

Yes!!

It ripped my heart ♥️ when he said he missed his parents. Imagine how loving they are.

and Im here in the other side of the world, in Argentina, thinking the same

Wow! Great to Norway & Argentina from India🙏🇮🇳

haha thinking of that too, even when I was skinnier, I couldn't do it, my brother could and I try but nop

My father was stationed in the Philippines when he was in the Navy, and used to say that the men in the villages used to sit like that for long periods of time. So I guess it's a universal thing amongst people who don't really have other things to sit on. I can't do it for long, either -- and when I do, I struggle to get back up! 😆

@Mary Glad of your intentions. In Asian culture, when you visit a city and you know your friends or relatives it is customary to stay in their house rather than a hotel (as these guys did). (some consider it as offense too.) it's just the cultural difference, but glad for our intentions.

I have asked for this too and my concern was also that they share what they're comfortable sharing. Apparently, it's a big deal, costwise, for the crew to travel to the men's village.

Yeah that travel looked rough in that tight space. You can tell they were a little hesitant. Hope it was worth it for them. Especially Gopu, he seemed stressed.

I am an Indian and traveled for 48hrs continuously in the train from once location to another. 12hrs is normal for us

These trains are way cheaper than the express trains, so a lot of people prefer to go in such trains to save money.

They already did

The Taj Mahal is a 4hr train ride from Delhi, so he may or may not get to see it.

@@rocky4264 oh I thought I saw them walking up towards it at the very end of this video as a preview of what is in part 2..? Babu said in a previous video if he could pick anywhere in the world to see it would be the Taj Mahal so I hope what I think I saw is true!

@@rocky4264 I went to TAJ mahal by car and reached there in 3 hours still a long journey but might be worth it.

​@@manna6618 Humayun's Tomb, Delhi. A precursor to the Taj Mahal.

@@michaelg2529 ohhhh okay, my mistake... that is a shame, he was really keen to see it...tho I am positive it will still be an awesome experience and video regardless.

It would be tough. That's one thing that makes me hesitant about moving to a more rural area for my retirement.

Your first week was like my first day in Scotland during a study-holiday when i was 16 (I'm Italian) 😉

I thought the same thing about Babu! He clamberd up to the top bunk so well!

That surprised me, as well -- Babu is very spry!

Gopoo has bad teeth. Get him off show. Can't stand to see his face at all. He just doesn't look right. Keep face mask on him at all times !!!!!!!!! Please !!!!

@@kathytrainor9839 Well that's superficial as all heck. You want people you don't find attractive off the streets too? You OK with locking yourself away if someone doesn't find you attractive?

Wow from Panama I just checked it on google maps and came to know its near to Brazil

I believe it means they are listening and agree.

@@user-qd4lu1rw9b I believe it’s culture.

@@rebeccaspires8532 yeah it can have different meanings according to the Google

Yes. It is called the Indian Head nod. Usually means 'everything is fine'.

Was thinking the same! editor did a great job as the rest of the team

@Renita Glad for your noble intentions. As I traveled those journeys, it is indeed comfortable for third-world countries. (born in India and settled in Germany) But yea it looks suffocating for first-world countries honestly it isnt.