What it's like to live in a gated community in India (American's perspective)

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Meet Sara, an American married to an Indian and living with her family in Bangalore. She shared why many Indians return to India after living abroad, the reason it’s so easy for a Westerner to make friends with Indians, and whether India is a safe place for a foreign woman. Enjoy!
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@isshiomi6364 21 день назад

After spending 10 yrs in 9 countries , I got convinced my country, India , is the best place to live & enjoy life in true sense...and now I feel my decision to return was right...

@Aadityaprakaash6340 18 дней назад

Ask an untouchable Dalitscst person

@statsbelgaum 18 дней назад

@@Aadityaprakaash6340 this is said by everyone apart from axl real dalit... President adivasi mahila... Traitors are seen everywhere now 😂

@paolocoletti1574 18 дней назад

It's the same around most of the world for people returning to their own countries

@anishs5652 18 дней назад

@@Aadityaprakaash6340play victim card every where

@vg82 17 дней назад

@@Aadityaprakaash6340 Then move to usa

@subhasisghosh66 12 дней назад

I just returned from a 2 week trip to US, where I stayed in a hotel on the 39th street in New York, within walking distance from Times Square. The area is full of homeless people, drug addicts and most restaurants close by 9.30 pm. Talk of feeling unsafe in city that supposedly does not sleep.

@avniaryavlog3545 22 дня назад

So basically a foreign lady feels disappointed ki local language nhi English me padhaya jata hy ,infact ye enko sahi nhi lagrha ki yaha k bachy v apny native language nhi English me baat kr rhy😅😂 ... Every Indian should learn their native language first...jo v language hy ❤.

@RupsD319 22 дня назад

Yes. Every indian need to learn their native language. English is foregine language. Coloniser language

@paul.-jj6yh 20 дней назад

@@RupsD319 since u can't spell very well, I will assume u hate english....but yes v indians must learn our native tongue first allways

@believ100 День назад

It’s shameful to not know your native language, especially when living in your native country. But some how Indians feel pride in that.

@ashupandya7263 17 дней назад

As an Indian living outside of India… I miss India. You have to live in India to understand what’s it’s like to live like a king and queen ❤️

@mindin2941 22 дня назад

Wow she is a true fountain of knowledge wisdom and life experience! Great interview!

@jennykaboom 22 дня назад

I always like watching your videos! Just a small wish (if I may), I would love it if you start interviewing more people who are not white and Western. So that India is not just in a conversation with Europe and the US but other parts of the world as well. Would be so nice to hear Chinese perspectives on life in India, Brazilian perspectives, Nigerian, Uzbek - you name it!

@pratap4651 21 день назад

India is an excellent place if you are white and look western which is why i think Max is doing these interviews. If he interviews anyone else it might not be an amazing experience tbh.

@smouldering 20 дней назад

@@pratap4651what you say is what people generally think about India. Some other youtubers have interviewed non whites (including from various parts of Africa) living in India and their experiences aren't necessarily bad. I agree that Max should do a few more interviews with non Caucasians to get a broader perspective.

@pratap4651 20 дней назад

@@smouldering agreed. I'll correct myself to say that Indians have a respectful view of most countries and are extremely welcoming to 'guests' in general. But if you look white you already 'look' like a guest so the treatment is VIP level. But if the goal is to spread a positive view of india might be harder to find guests from Africa for example who would have an amazing experience in india. There might be some exceptions who are having a good life there for sure.

@smouldering 19 дней назад

@@pratap4651 couple of things. 1. I don't disagree with you that being white and generally fair skinned is a privilege. However, it's not restricted to India. I see this outside India as well. Every country has its variant of this. However, on the flip side, as a Caucasian, they also have to put up with being honey pots for scammers. 2. About Africans, I'm not naive to think that they are welcomed in India and indeed in many parts of Asia the same way as whites. But not everyone is lynched or openly degraded. Honestly I'm not sure what is the percentage so I won't claim to know - but it certainly isn't as bad as what the press makes it out to be. PS. Don't mistake me for an apologist trying to make excuses for his (former) country. I just think (and have seen) that things are not usually black and white. There are many different experiences that people have.

@thewhatorwhy 19 дней назад

@@smouldering 👍You explained things well. We need such liberal voices in place of the right wing denials and the sentimental approach of the average Indian liberal who says "we are worst" as a default response.

@SirKasim666 6 дней назад

What a great conversationalist is the lady. When she speaks, she actually paints a picture for you. Max, you need to do some more podcast with her. In case you aren't in Bangalore, you can send her questions n she records video or have double screen podcast. But do get her again, she is articulate & has stories to tell. ❤🤗🙏🏽🤗❤

@rishisingh2989 2 дня назад

So what did u like about this conversation? Do u agree that Bangalore is very conservative and rape white women because they are privileged upper class

@hasshah1276 19 дней назад

Enjoyed listening to the guest - simple, natural and genuine.

@Mit_yourfriend 3 дня назад

Born and lived my whole life in London, in process of moving to Bengaluru with my wife and two kids. Really excited and looking forward to it. Yes, India has it's challenges but the people are warm and welcoming and it feels like my home. The moment I touch down in India, I feel like it's my home.

@IndianForSure_1111 3 дня назад

Welcome home 🏠

@ayushgaurincredible 2 дня назад

Which place in this world not had challenges? Tell me.

@Mit_yourfriend 2 дня назад

@@ayushgaurincredible I’m sure every place has its challenges.

@Mit_yourfriend 2 дня назад

@@IndianForSure_1111 thank you. 🙏🏼

@shobhapai8927 21 день назад

India is so vibrant with festivals every month, so many dances, languages etc. india isxa different world in itself.

@ayushgaurincredible 2 дня назад

still you abuse people in our country.

@Servant_of_1111 18 дней назад

Excellent interview! Thank you for sharing your experience in this wonderful country. 🌼🦋🙏🇮🇳

@carrad123456 20 дней назад

I found Kannadigas from coorg, mysore side very very warm.

@brijendrasahye 21 день назад

India looks beautiful

@PhilippinesMyParadise 22 дня назад

An interesting "Will she ever truly belong in India?" video! Full support as always & Best of luck/Ned 👍👏👍

@akrishnan1382 22 дня назад

Safety is definitely an issue in most of the big cities in developed countries. It is difficult to find a taxi after 10 pm in NY as the drivers feel that the potential passenger could rob or kill. Even the taxi drivers sit fully separated in a cell and the payment can be made only through gap provided for this purpose. Cities like Washington, Hollywood wear a deserted look after 9 pm even in summer months. In India you can see movement of people both men and women in cities and towns well beyond pm. Still the western media would way India is not safe for women. The crime rates in western countries, despite having a strong policing system, are very high in comparison to India.

@ananyanegi9423 21 день назад

I disagree with your statement as lots of crimes in india doesn't get reported or get covered in the media.

@moviesenthil 21 день назад

@@ananyanegi9423 What do you think is the percentage of unreported crimes against women? Multiply the reported figures by 10 and India is still safer per capita.

@SaraBurt612 20 дней назад

Good to know about the crime rates being lower in India. Now I know how to respond to that question better.😂 I gage risk based on how anxious my husband is and his standard for 'safe' 😂 😔

@akrishnan1382 20 дней назад

@@SaraBurt612 I am not saying there are no crimes in India. I only wanted to convey that the western media spread false message about India. Yes, India have safety issues so is every developed country.

@akrishnan1382 20 дней назад

@@ananyanegi9423 Do you think every crime happened in all developed countries are reported? Read the survey conducted in the US or UK by several reputed organizations and you will know the percentage of unreported crimes happening in those countries. As far as Indian media is concerned, they celebrate the report of every crime by adding all types of masalas. Most of the times it is the politicians and bureaucrats who try to hush up but if it comes to the media, they will definitely bring such crimes to public attention.

@nazeemamuscat8479 21 день назад

Interesting, expressive Sara🥰

@rosanilebron1566 21 день назад

She has a great personality and I admire the way she's adjusting to living in India. Moving to a foreign country is never easy and India is socially very complex for most people in the world. I feel she's making the best of her experience. I will visit Karnataka for the first time in my life next year and I'm really looking forward to it!

@SaraBurt612 20 дней назад

I hope you enjoy your visit to Karnataka!

@statsbelgaum 18 дней назад

Welcome and enjoy your stay in the incredible India in advance

@shiningstone6771 5 дней назад

This video is interviewed in India.

@induchopra3014 22 дня назад

Thousands od foreigners live here. Happily

@aim1578 22 дня назад

She should get her kid to Navodaya or other proper Kannada regional schools than all those International schools. That way she get more proper connection to the regional Indic cultural sense and lifestyles for the kids. And these schools are incredible for education too.

@paul.-jj6yh 22 дня назад

Did u put ur child in such a school... how are the teachers??... quality if education

@JarlinJamesNDK13 22 дня назад

That's kind of sabotage of education.

@aim1578 22 дня назад

@@paul.-jj6yh I have so many friends from there who studied. And they are incredibly brilliant guys girls. Very educated, united, homely, good, disciplined kind. I once tried to get in, but my mom wasn't ok with that "attachment issues", as it was more like hostel kind back than. Now there are so many. Many locals love to put their kids to Navodaya schools, they are pretty good standards, disciplined, very well educated and cultured teachers and even students have very good environment, studious and playful kind too. Very competitive to get in. Fact is among locals these International schools are just fad WANNABEE AMERICAN kind schools where they try to immitate these Navodaya kind but with a mix of Intertnational school practices. So they are neither there nor here kind. And tha'ts why is the reason you see the lady complaining that kids don't speak in local language. In India all these International schools are heavily criticized for turning kids dumber and like run them like Farm chickens rather than be free thinkers with a touch of discipline and right education. And for her, those chinese schools kind of experience won't be the case to her second child because Indians and Indian kids are always so open to engage and have close relationship. You or this lady can check with this American lady "Aparna Mulberry" on instagram, who studied in Kerala among Keralities. She I think studied in normal Kerala school among her other local kids and she happily speaks local language too. Similar are these Navodaya schools too. They are top schools among Karnataka people to go for. There are many other too, but just recommended something which anyone new to the state can opt for.

@carrad123456 20 дней назад

@@paul.-jj6yhnot sure of state board schools but central board schools are generally good. Kendriya vidhyalaya, navodhaya, Army, BSF, Airforce schools etc have good staff. Of course it then depends upon each branch.

@movieteamkannada7669 19 дней назад

@@paul.-jj6yhstate is good than central halka bevarsi.

@testprofile1840 22 дня назад

03:29 it looks like gypsy because gypsy or the romani people are actually from Indian state of rajasthan gujarat they had to migrate due to the islamic attacks in the past 1000 years

@bmniac 22 дня назад

They were taken away as slaves by Muslim invaders and sold abroad

@RupsD319 22 дня назад

Not all Romani are indian desecent. Some Romani are other countries too. (Afghanistan, middleast etc) I don't know gypsy are really indian or not. They look quite different than us. I am nut sure why they left india. Lot of people say lot of things. Some say they migrated other country for better life or slavery. Some People say we kicked them out of country 🤔

@varunkhugshal9049 22 дня назад

@@RupsD319india is not one enthenicity so it's a very hotch potch to judge them by looks alone, plus genetic mutations, pigmentation, all are subjected to geography, same gene in delhi amd same gene in Andaman will have different adaptations after thousand years bcs of geography. And thus differences in looks.

@globalcitizen2862 19 дней назад

@@RupsD319your information is very questionable 🤔 Romani people are originally from India. We didn’t kick them out, in fact, they lived peacefully in India more so than they do elsewhere in the world. There still exist in India, such groups of people. They are discriminated against in Europe, today as we speak, they weren’t discriminated against in India. It is part of their way of life to travel from one place to another, hence they are also called travelers. We did not kick them out.

@neeldani7450 13 дней назад

They are gypsies. They are traveling entertainers. That is their lifestyle. Even today they travel and set up camps in different places. Some camps are temporary. Some become permanent.

@rakshittripathi7240 13 дней назад

I have never saw a foreigner girl who felt unsafe in india she is not living in india she is living in a cocoon

@SaraBurt612 10 дней назад

I agree! 😉 It's me, Sara . 😂 Total bubble life I have lived, but plan to get out of the bubble. I mentioned in this interview that I have a protective and anxious husband who would rather never take risks. Ho hum . . . .

@prashanthchandrashekhar1016 День назад

@@SaraBurt612 Sara, I would like to hear if you ever actually experienced a threat or is it mostly perceived threat for your safety?

@SaraBurt612 10 часов назад

@@prashanthchandrashekhar1016 I never experienced a threat. I regret bringing safety up in the interview. It's all subjective when it comes to each individual's perceived risks. What is certainly true though is that I stand out. For this reason, my husband is more worried about my safety so I actually have to be extra cautious for his comfort. If I could do a re-do of this interview I would explain that better.

@heavenlyxtacy 4 часа назад

One Brazilian biker girl with her husband was travelling on bike the world over, they travelled in the worst of African countries and even Afghanistan, she has put her pictures even with talibans and she was gang rap** and her husband beaten up in India, what would you say about women safety in India.

@medicolover3826 21 день назад

I love my India 😊❤

@AT-vu8jw 16 дней назад

Very true, when I first stayed in USA I was so surprised to see music is separate from daily life for most ppl apart from teenagers. In India it is so much more of ur daily life ( though it’s decreasing) from morning bhajan to commute music , even disruptive ppl outside or festivals.

@ramaabbadi3008 3 дня назад

Respect the way she understands the people/culture around her.

@deepbluecorridor Час назад

13:02 - It is a Gurudwara where Langar is offered to people.

@questioner113 20 дней назад

She seems like a good human being.

@user-yy6di8ow3e 16 дней назад

You are so right, Indians these days don't ask their kids to learn the local language. I believe languages are great way of learning local cultures and it also helps the brain grow. I hope people teach their children at least the local language. I live in Germany and learning German now, its kinda super difficult to learn 🥲

@Abbas_abbu 3 дня назад

Love from Namma Bengaluru ❤

@harism5589 19 дней назад

Person like the American woman grew up in 80s is very different to live in America today! I can tell this by my own experience living in America for 40 years. She has seen America when it was rising power world wide. Power which concurred new heights in science and technology. Sending Humans on Moon! Power that fight with political opposition like USSR and win the battle when USSR is broken in several countries. Today there are powers like China rising as military power. More challenges to American supremacy over the world map. Increasing domestic problems like homelessness and poverty. Increasing economic refugees. Increasing mental distressed youth. Very different America today as compared to happy days 40 years ago! It is opposite in India. More people coming out of extreme poverty. More infrastructure developments, more educated work force and growing economy. Over lat 40 years Indians are seeing better life as compared to 40 years ago!!

@SaraBurt612 5 дней назад

Agree! I totally agree with this observation. The world has changed quite a lot! Age bracket makes a big difference in how a person grew up. People who live abroad have the advantage of having a much broader perspective, that's what makes Max's interviews great

@DonaldDuck-uj9vh 21 день назад

Bharat has been described as the world in 1 country not just the variety of geography & weather but culture , language , religion , it takes a lifetime to learn a portion of what India offers . For foreign females any man that takes care of you , treats you with respect is key to happiness In a home be it in Africa , Europe or Asia.

@MosessMatthew 22 дня назад

Hey even I'm from Bangalore married to American citizen ❤

@marcstylish-st1lw 21 день назад

So you converted before marriage or after. Her husband is hindu.

@thewhatorwhy 19 дней назад

@@marcstylish-st1lw Go away, Modi lover. Or we will import even more non-Hindu foreigners.

@Pain-zd5uo 18 дней назад

@@marcstylish-st1lw you don't necessarily need to convert when marrying a hindu unlike muslims.

@MosessMatthew 17 дней назад

@@marcstylish-st1lw ?

@samirsingh8125 15 дней назад

@@marcstylish-st1lw there's no conversion policy like abrahamic religion bcoz understanding Hinduism is not easy for people outside india.... it's vast not book based or commandment... it's like a journey of river u flow as life depends

@PrathameshPatade 6 часов назад

I like the song "Nagada sang Dhol" at time of garba dance.

@araron6820 21 день назад

As a Punekar living in Banglore, Kannadigas are so welcoming and warm. Our cultures are very similar🧡

@movieteamkannada7669 19 дней назад

Only kannada speaking are welcome here. You go to your state Maharashtra if you don't know kannada.

@movieteamkannada7669 19 дней назад

Hogo bevarsi bikanasi.

@araron6820 18 дней назад

@@movieteamkannada7669 Please tell that to the Kannada company that hired me and btw i am learning kannada.

@araron6820 15 дней назад

@@movieteamkannada7669 ❤️😂😂

@ganeshnh 8 дней назад

I like Pune very much, there's something about the city.😊

@RameshChimal 21 день назад

kannadiga India 🇮🇳 ❤

@Manu_Nayar 21 день назад

Yes. Aditi devo bhava. We respect them more than our nationals.

@vijaytellslinesevergreen2086 19 дней назад

Yeah this guy talks like Indian guest are gods for us .I saw yakshini last night

@foljs5858 22 дня назад

If she means have the same rights and stuff, sure. "Belonging" is not as easy as "I came and lived here many years ago" for an ancient civilization. For the US where everybody is a foreigner or descentant of relatively fresh foreigners it's easier (not much shared culture to begin with, certainly not shared millenias of history either)

@bivaschaudhuri7023 12 дней назад

Western people are enjoying warm weather living in Asia Africa South America in large numbers. India itself is the world complete with diverse cultures geography and people.

@quiet7632 11 дней назад

No one really deserves the love of India, we are all foreigners to a loving mother that adopted us.

@1-co.765 22 дня назад

Great Video! 18:30 Yes, not a big fan of the younger self. For a husband, the most precious person in his life is his wife. You will always be worried in such situations. Obviously, not in excess, just the right amount of worry. And also, you trust your wife to make such decisions that doesn't expose her to certain situations.

@1-co.765 21 день назад

@@consciousnobody It is the most safest place for a women but then again, you must be the kind of person who prefer living with a bear rather than a man just like the YT trend.

@hitarthchaudhari 5 дней назад

Foreigners think the people living in Metropolitans are privileged and the rurals are not. Our true culture lives in Villages and it's crazy that the outsiders think it's poor just because they don't look western and don't eat ultra-processed food. I'm sick of Indian's mindset before calling her out for anything she is saying.

@SaraBurt612 5 дней назад

I really can't wait to get out into smaller rural areas and experience village life and culture!! I MUST do that, get out of the city regularly!

@pscholachagudda__ 22 дня назад

ಕನ್ನಡ ❤

@lvchannels5904 20 дней назад

Bro it is Bengaluru not Bangalore

@mrityunjoymedhi9319 Час назад

Mam i would like to tell you, drinking, partying among girls is very common in Delhi,Mumbai,North east India and Punjabi...south Indians generally conservative..holi, diwali is also huge festival in north India

@betaverse4090 22 дня назад

Auntyji is adorable 🫡 integrating into a New Culture. You should interview Russians in Goa or Russians living in India .

@cg8397 3 дня назад

No, the Russians in Goa are a nuisance and native Goans want them gone.

@KIRANKUMARVK-1974 20 дней назад

After hearing to her, i suppose her husband is a kannadiga. She is talking more of Navaratri n kerala festival rather than her husbands

@collapsingspace 9 часов назад

7:30 Even as a foreigner she understands the problem in this situation. I get the whole Kannada v/s Hindi conflict in southern India and sure no problem go ahead and teach ur kids to use Kannada locally but the moment I see bunch of kids playing in a park and speaking english to each other even when thery are clearly struggling to do so, It just breaks my heart and boils my blood at the same time. It's like their parents and teachers have given them stern warning to ALWAAYS speak in english and the kid's can't even express themselves properly.

@shailesh318 5 дней назад

She is isnt actually indian in true sense . She lives in europian part of india.

@cg8397 3 дня назад

True, Bangalore was developed mostly by the British.

@user-yt9yw6uf4m 21 день назад

Hindi is commonly spoken in North India. English is commonly spoken in South India. English and Hindi are the two official languages of India among the other local languages

@movieteamkannada7669 19 дней назад

Here in karnataka we speak kannada not English.

@auritro3903 18 дней назад

@@movieteamkannada7669 Yet, this comment is in English...

@RPR1978 12 дней назад

@@auritro3903 Indian languages are hard to TYPE in comments. By the way i am a tamilian from Tamilnadu and we always do speak in TAMIL

@ghumakkadpratap 12 дней назад

@@RPR1978not at all

@shiningstone6771 5 дней назад

English is used as link language in South India, not common language Common languages in South India are Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.

@peterparker6377 20 дней назад

Thats great comment "America is not whole world"

@kishorrawlani6056 6 дней назад

Please wrtte in hindi below interview your topic is very goodinterview

@jourdancatts2367 18 дней назад

My husband and I want to move to India, but I'm having trouble with the visa. I'll be the one working but atm I don't have a job (I'm 6 months pregnant with our second) so I'm thinking of trying to get a job in India so we can move there. Anyone got any ideas? 😃

@SaraBurt612 5 дней назад

The process of even just getting a bank account here as a foreigner is complex and takes FOREVER!! Even getting a cell phone number because it's attached to your identity and your ID and your place of residence. LOTS of hoops to jump through initially. I personally would be extremely frustrated if I had to navigate all of that in my own. I'm lucky I have an Indian husband. If you can't afford a relocation assistant, I'm not sure what advice to give. If I find out anything helpful, I will come back and leave another comment.

@jourdancatts2367 5 дней назад

Thank you so much! Any help would be great🙏🏽

@applejack7561 8 часов назад

Gated community in India is not much different from other countries. One can find more community living in these areas. Definitely Safety and security are better .

@thewhatorwhy 19 дней назад

A white American mother whose mixed race kids weren't properly accepted in white America and moved to India to give them a better childhood. Not an unusual thing for mixed race kids in America, Australia, Britain.

@SaraBurt612 10 дней назад

Actually, I never got the feeling that my mixed race son wasn't accepted in the USA. But my Indian husband certainly experienced some racism. We prefer India for the rich cultural life and active close-knit community.

@thewhatorwhy 10 дней назад

@@SaraBurt612 I see.

@cg8397 3 дня назад

Their dad is Indian, if he wasn't then they'd have the same problems.

@thewhatorwhy 2 дня назад

@@cg8397 What problems? Are you Indian?

@ayushgaurincredible 2 дня назад

@@SaraBurt612 You just reside in India so that you could get VIP Treatment in your so called "Gated Community".

@anishpathak6679 21 день назад

She's making a comment that women are looked at suspicious for drinking sitting in theboub capital of India. 😂 Looks like she hasnt stepped outside her house or gated community. To me her family looks conservative, She's judging everyone with same lens.

@SaraBurt612 21 день назад

Yes, you're right! I should have chosen my words much more carefully. It's hard to avoid painting everybody with the same brush. I should've simply added that there is a lot of diversity that I haven't seen. I've so far had more exposure to conservative families . . . Good remark to point that out.

@thewhatorwhy 19 дней назад

Bangalore and its Hindu belt mentality is sick. Another mini-UP. Which makes it a good thing that more enlightened foreigners are moving in.

@statsbelgaum 18 дней назад

@@SaraBurt612 it's okay to miss out on some... Your idea of India is intact that's what matters ... Cheers 🎉

@ganeshnh 8 дней назад

@thewhatorwhyHindu country welcomes all except backstabbers

@thewhatorwhy 8 дней назад

@@ganeshnh You have no place in India, hinduhindi pappu.

@shivendraSingh-us4ez 19 дней назад

To be honest there is no country in this world which is totally safe for women ever in history..

@SaraBurt612 10 дней назад

True! I -felt- a bit safer in China, but that means nothing. It's subjective.

@AmericansinIndia 22 дня назад

Hey thats my name... Hahaha 💯

@mahendransamy6272 22 дня назад

Hi. I thing singapore not like before now. Now singapore is influenced by Chinese more. Best of luck.

@maverick7323 18 дней назад

True, Singapore is hijacked totally by Chinese, minorities are suffocating.

@PROUD-KAFIR- 22 дня назад

HARE KRISHNA SISTER❤

@TSS_CHANNEL_ 21 день назад

Gypsis & Sinti people migrated to WEST FROM LAST 1000 YEARS BACK there dress look like sindhi, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Punjab

@meg9816 17 дней назад

I would Asia is a lot different than west when family is considered

@TheAlchemist1089 15 дней назад

So beautiful she says "Kannada" and not "Kannad" like Northies Made me cry 😢

@krki18 14 дней назад

in English we say Rama, but in hindi we say Ram. similarly kannad and kannada

@shiningstone6771 5 дней назад

@@krki18Then why not America as Americ?

@vaishnaviprasad2051 19 дней назад

Which gated community is this in bangalore ???

@eshwarswaminathan3031 21 день назад

India developed country ஆக some years ஆகும்

@neeldani7450 13 дней назад

Migrating to India is a big hassle. If you marry an Indian citizen it becomes easier to migrate. If you want to do it on your own it is nearly impossible.

@user-nc1hv4iv1j 21 день назад

Garbha dance supposedly is celebration of womanhood the beginning of life, the Garbha (womb) on the first day of Navaratri.... You place a kalasha symbolising womb in the centre and people dance around this. As the days of Navaratri progresses, from womb stage to the various adult stages of Devi (goddess) are celebrated in these nine days

@SaraBurt612 10 дней назад

Thank you! I wish I would have remembered to mention those important things in the interview. 🙄

@sedimelo7660 21 день назад

Gypsies/romanies were from India that's why their dresses are same.

@raviramanbesra1344 22 дня назад

Hi👋

@donnahall-kumar333 22 дня назад

I am in India and I see India as I choose to. Every Continent has upscale Cities and towns. She can go to many places in India if she has an issue with upscaling. Believe me there are many places here that she would more than likely not dare to enter due to fear. Everyone shall not stay behind because EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING and that includes many upscaling that The People won't give any thoughts to whether one likes them, it or not...👀👂👂✨

@Lovely_Preppy504 21 день назад

Mein Bhartiya hu aur shaadi bhi Bhartiya se hi Kiya hai. Cultural differences bahut rahete hai. Sari Zindagi Mein English mein Ghar pe Baatein nahi kar sakata mere dost. Gaali galoch Hindi mein achhi lagati hai. 😂

@Kartoot-ur8fy 21 день назад

Shame schools teaching in hindi if they don't wnt to teach in hindi they can teach in native language Indians are really not free mentally

@caboom1683 20 дней назад

Not in north India

@shiningstone6771 5 дней назад

Why the heck this guy is obsessed with Hindi all the time? Do he even realise that India has 22 major official languages and Hindi is not even national language. The densely spoken languages aside Hindi includes Bengali, Tamil, Marathi, Telugu and Kannada. She clearly says Kannada many times and he is like always bringing up Hindi for no reason. There's literally no need of learning Hindi in Karnataka as Kannada is the native language of the state, he knew it very well and still bringing like "If you are Indian, you speak Hindi no matter which part of India you live".

@dolansadhu6648 19 дней назад

Chant Hare Krishna u don't need drinks all the time to chill

@SaraBurt612 10 дней назад

Hare Krishna! 🙏😊

@Cowsaregreat 19 дней назад

Ok, since you have a large following and I know you want to be successful in your channel, just a small aesthetic suggestion, the mic pinned to her shirt looks terrible. These things matter greatly. Please make your people look as good as possible it's for me an immediate distraction from the message and signals it wasn't professional. _/\_ Apologies for any intrusion.

@Moonlight77162 21 день назад

the short answer to this question is yes , everyone can truly belong in India but it cant be said for other countries.

@bhakthavalsalanramankutty7797 16 дней назад

os.2500 years only Bharath...India was there on this Earth that time is called Heaven Sreekrishna Sree Ramas Kingdom one Religion one language. one kingdom. Please see Brahma Kumaris Who am I.God has arrived.... voice of truth.....Polaris star world Transformer Brahmastra Eng

@jaggiswamey8932 7 часов назад

English is link language

@Entertainment-un3jz 2 дня назад

Jai bhim jai sambidhan💙💙

@subhashgowda5809 22 дня назад

She has never been out of her "gated community", women u are in Bengaluru one of the safest cities in the world. I see a couple of white people everyday who don't get the attention u seek 😂😂

@dsera2721 22 дня назад

ond maathu maam, typical american akka lol

@SSPTravels 22 дня назад

Is it the minorities in Bangalore, that are troubling her? Recently, they troubled a celebrity couple when they went on a dinner. 😑

@suji1103 22 дня назад

Yes, the majorities are saints they won’t do anything with women

@rog5asus416 22 дня назад

@@suji1103Numbers matter. As a culture, which community has more representation in prisons across the world? Especially in multicultural democracies. Which community is involved in more crimes per capita of that community? These are all numbers that do not bend to biases. So your argument is not only emotional, but also lazy

@SSPTravels 21 день назад

@@suji1103 More than 90% UN designated terrorists belong to same community though. Never heard of an Indian majority Terr0rist organisation. 😀

@ReasearchAnnalistWing 22 дня назад

16:39 sefty women for usa?

@Roshan75532 22 дня назад

she should travel alone at night in Delhi... it will change the perception !

@Akshay00300 21 день назад

You go to US and roam around the hood in night then lecture about India

@elanita71 21 день назад

umm, in my area she would feel save

@Roshan75532 21 день назад

@@Akshay00300 Paisey dey.. jaataa hu.. Lecture ki baat kartaa hai fattuJAL gayi sachchai SUNKAR

@Roshan75532 21 день назад

@@elanita71 lucky u! bcos u r not the olympic wrestler!

@maverick7323 18 дней назад

Even developed countries are not safe at night. Only Singapore is safe to roam at night because of strict punishment and no nonsense police and judiciary. I’m in Sydney right now, here drug addicts, junkies can attack you even during daytime, much worse at night.

@SokhomPrins 20 дней назад

I want to live in Bharat some time in the near future.

@believ100 День назад

Not all of India is like she described, for women. In Gujarat women celebrate the Garba festival for Two weeks and go home after midnight by themselves. If you compare the stats of various countries on rape and violent crimes, India is way down, lower than America.

@soudagurpreetam4227 15 дней назад

😂😂😂😂😂

@ArvindKumar-kg9sb 22 дня назад

Thats castiest they don't want to you to upgrade

@winnersmotivationgroup9523 22 дня назад

India has big population and education is less , America got freedom 200 yers ago india got75 years ago but process is very fast 😊

@prernasingh8908 22 дня назад

I'm an Indian and i hate dancing. There are all types of Indians. The dance bit was too long and boring.

@thewhatorwhy 19 дней назад

Me too!

@yash1152 22 часа назад

1:09_" this particular community has a lot of kids"_ cough cough... whicc coughhhh... particular comm?

@bravefort 3 дня назад

ಕನ್ನಡದ american ಸೊಸೆ

@prabhudattamohanty1866 21 день назад

Is she living in Rohan apartments?

@ankanartworks55 21 день назад

Trust me I love every one from every state, but on every post people from the southern states constantly rambling about why they are better than any other states, how all of them can always speak in english, how they are the most hospitable, how they are superior is extremely annoying!! 🤡🤣, they should stop this nonsensical stuff, I have worked in bangalore, and there were literally people from every state who were working together, and as a whole everyone was educated, kind and awesome so please stop the annoying rambling, you guys are making yourselves look like cl 0 wns

@user-xn1kz2er1r 6 дней назад

Fake news

@movieteamkannada7669 19 дней назад

Kannada language is the language native to bengaluru. Neither hindi nor english. So you people first learn kannada. We don't want your telugu also here. Speak telugu in andhra.

@SokhomPrins 20 дней назад

Horrible this like, like

@vijaytellslinesevergreen2086 22 дня назад

There is no race thing and nobody thinks white people are upper class here😂.I'm arya from North

@rog5asus416 22 дня назад

Oh yes there are. Especially the villages. They automatically think that a white person is Elon Musk

@sumeet3773 21 день назад

North Indians are not white

@thewhatorwhy 19 дней назад

"There is no race thing ... I'm arya from North."

@vijaytellslinesevergreen2086 19 дней назад

@@thewhatorwhy arya is my surname ,sometimes people call me just arya

@thewhatorwhy 19 дней назад

@@vijaytellslinesevergreen2086 Why do you want to mention your surname?

@prakashr9127 17 дней назад

Entitled and low key racist guest

@SaraBurt612 10 дней назад

This is Sara, the lady in the video. I cringed at some things I said or the way I said it myself. Some of Max's other guests are more experienced with being interviewed. This was my first time and I haven't actually had the opportunity to talk about my experience with other foreigners yet, so everything that came out of my mouth was especially raw/unprocessed thoughts. Sad that I came across as racist at all! As for 'entitled', well, isn't everyone living an upper class life in India entitled? I'm very aware of this privilege and I don't quite know how to go about talking about it without displaying some entitled sort of attitude. Any advice in that?? My next interview will be much much better. This one was a quick one take interview . .😞