A Foreigner's Life in a Real Indian Village

[@KarlRock]

Why do I touch peoples' feet?!? kzbin.infoQOP1Q_VRK0M "The soul of India lives in its villages" said Mahatma Gandhi. I hope you saw that in this video. Want to see how similar a Pakistani village is? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqHYn4aFjr-ro7s

[@ManishaMalikIndia]

So true

[@Cyclopentasi1_oxane]

Ya

[@NanaD-ve9tt]

I’m so happy your home with manisha and I enjoy this video so much. I’m happy your nephew and niece are in school!! I never knew there were school bus transport for Indian children that’s awesome! One day I pray all kids get to go to school in India. Every child. Love from a faithful fan from your start ! From 🇺🇸 🕯☮️💟🙏🏽❤️‍🩹🕊.

[@HasanUnknown]

Islam is the Oldest Religion, Islam is not 1400+ years old, Islam means ‘Submitting Our Will To God’ Islam is their since First human Prophet Adam, And Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is Not the Founder of Islam, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was just a Last Prophet Of Islam ! “Hindu should Believe and Worship One and Only unseen God (Allah) And should Stop doing idol Worshiping” Read Full ⬇️ ------------------------ “He is One Only without second.” [Chandogya Upanishad 6:2:1] “He is Allah the One and Only.” [Quran 112:1] --------------------- “Of Him there are neither parents Nor lord” [Svetasvatara Upanishad 6:9]2 “Allah has not begotten and Allah not been begotten.” [Quran 112:3] --------------------- “There is no image of Him.” [Yajurveda 32:3] “There is nothing like Allah.” [Quran 42:11] --------------------- “He is Bodyless and Pure” [Yajurveda 40:8] “And there is none like unto Allah.” [Quran 112:4] --------------------- “O friends, do not worship anybody but Him, the Divine One, Praise Him alone.” [Rigveda 8:1:1]10 “I am Allah! There is none worthy of worship except Me, So worship Me alone.” [Quran 20:14] --------------------- 
"They sink deeper in darkness, those who worship idols." [Yajurveda 40:9]7 
 “You worship only idols instead of Allah, and thus you only invent falsehood.” [Quran 29:17] ----------------------- *Prophet Muhammed ﷺ in the Hindu Books* ----------------------- Atharvaveda book 20 Hymn 127 verses 1-13 are: Mantra 1,
He is Narashansah or the praised one (Muhammad). He is Kaurama: the prince of Peace or the Emigrant, who is safe, even amongst a host of 60,090 enemies Mantra 2, 
He will be a Camel-riding Rishi, Mantra 7, He will be the king of the worlds, the best of men and Guide for the entire mankind, Mantra 8-9, He will get a place of security for the people, and he will give protection to every body and he will spread Peace in the world, Mantra 11, He is asked to wake up and Warn the world, ----------------------- ⚠️ Remember ⚠️ [Quran:- 3:85] :- “And whoever follows other than Islam as religion - never it will be accepted from him, and he, in the Hereafter, will be among the losers” ---------------------

[@naziamajid1772]

Beautiful place looks wonderful

[@langanyu1476]

I am from south india, living in USA last 22 years, I love US but financially i feel like I am being scammed. I constantly making money but always under debt which basically causes stress unconsciously. Missed my Indian village visits, nothing compared to their unconditional love and compassion they show. All my grandparents passed away while I am here working in IT, now I feel like I have no one to go there or be there. Their memories makes me cry.

[@grandmenhir160]

I would be sad too if I had abandoned my family for money and couldn’t hold their hand for their last days on earth

[@LOVETHYSELFDAILY]

Don't worry. I was born in the Western world and never lived in India. But, I never wanted to return from my visits to India. I want to live the life of my ancestors. That's where my heart is. I have a big family, but they are not supportive. There aren't any grandparents or parents left. Life is always a struggle outside your homeland. You chose to have a better life. It's in this video. Maybe that was your lesson. The grass always seems greener on the other side, but it never is. We are who we are. Home is where the heart is. Maybe Karl was Indian in a past life because he speaks Hindi very well. We need more Karls in this world. I'm tired of prejudice.

[@ankurantil6137]

Come back

[@LS98G]

Yeah a lot of us feel the same, America is stress. Than tell Family want to live in India they like something wrong in your head. What life out here when always work and stress. India is great life, feels great out there.

[@muhammedjaseemshajeef6781]

Which state

[@arthurcrego8297]

I am an old man of 75 and have lived a full life. but Carl, I am envious of yours. What a great video.

[@KarlRock]

Thank you Arthur

[@ramg658]

thats the age I m waiting for to chill and watch all vlogs , different countries movies ....just wait arthur till virtual reality u will tour the world virtually but feels like real

[@mayurkushwaha3328]

You may travel to india too

[@shivamkhajuria4101]

Hlo uncle arthur plzz come india visit us

[@Watcher413]

You have lived a full life if you haven’t done everything that is even of slight interest to you. Like with me before I even was 25 years old I’ve been to 48 American states and done just about everything of bucket list stuff in each from hiking to hunting to monuments to food and games. I ran out of bucket list items and started to ask others what there bucket list is and done it. It ended up with me moving to Hawaii and doing as many actives and things to fo there from helicopter rides to skiing in Hawaii to fishing lava tubes and so much more. I saw the movie 100 Metros and that inspired me to get up and start training and flew to Spain to run a marathon. By the time I hit 30 I realized I’ve lived my life and others. For example never thought I would end up climbing into a 100+ year old silver mine in the American Southwest with a few people I met online a month prior. But at 30 I’ve done everything even remotely noteworthy in America and now looking into more international trips such as spending time with a Amazonian Tribe or Machu Pichu, or Oktoberfest in Germany, Transiberian Railway, visit Chernobyl(cheeky breeki). Point is at 30 I literally ran out of things to do in 50 states Alaska I haven’t mentioned since that was done at age 26. Point is if you even have a slight notion to do something you haven’t lived a full life. At this rate by the time I’m 50 I should have covered most of the world since I only have 4 things left in North America one of which is exploring Qinngua Valley in Greenland. The other is finding a tin can from the ill fated Franklin Expedition and talking to locals about that. The other two is go on a whale hunt in Alaska and eating whale, and finally climbing La Danta. With my job and all trips like that I have the time but it’s pushing hard on my bank balance so I’m starting to think about making a KZbin channel for my adventures and seeing if that would supplement my more expensive trips. So I’m curious in your 75 years what have you done?

[@chrishutch2387]

I was born in India (Mumbai) in 1977. Moved to the UK, travelled back every year until my late teens at this point all the family had spread to different parts of the world…. At this point I’m the foreigner Karl. I don’t even speak my mother tongue anymore.. you more Indian than I’ve ever been.. the respect you pay to every day Asian people is amazing and the peoples way and traditions is amazing. I salute you sir.

[@Sanjaygill681]

You even changed your name name bro That's not good

[@chrishutch2387]

@@Sanjaygill681 changed it from??

[@Sanjaygill681]

@@chrishutch2387 don't know But certainly chirs hutch is not an indian name🤷‍♂

[@jkvlog1078]

Bro there is lot of Indian even 3rd generation Indian punjabi/gujrati they still talk in there mother tongue i don't know why you forgot your mother tongue

[@VICKY-ow8vo]

Next time in some point of life you cane here Don't worry our Country respects foreigners too .

[@borisjovanovic1653]

I just got back from India. This was my first time visiting India. I fell in love with India and its people. I was lucky to visit the Indian countryside. I had the most simple but the best meal in my life. Indian people are so welcoming and giving. India got under my skin, and I plan to return to India next year.

[@iainunfiltered]

Me too brother

[@vladimirvladimirovichputin8296]

Are you serbian ?

[@xcoxco_]

where did you visit in India?

[@borisjovanovic1653]

I went to Delhi, Udaipur, and Vrindavan @@xcoxco_

[@EMKWANREVIEWS]

So wholesome man! You make a very good son in law. God bless you and your inlaws.

[@KarlRock]

You're kind bro. I'm enjoying your content too. Your recent Apple stuff blew up!

[@EMKWANREVIEWS]

@@KarlRock thank you bro 🙏🏽 yeah man. Totally surprised how well it’s done 🤩

[@shaheedbhaghatsingh3974]

@@KarlRock bro pls see your email

[@Miata.Is.Always.The.Answer]

Amazing to see Karl’s Hindi improve over time. Literally miles from where he once was.

[@MaryAnnSweetAngel]

His hindi is better than my Hindi and I'm living in india all my life 🙃

[@ebenezersuico5055]

@@MaryAnnSweetAngel Same as my mom's friend. Her friend's boss is American yet still speak better Bisaya (a language here) than my mom's friend.

[@kanishkmalik3400]

@@HasanUnknown suar

[@preciseunionreborn687]

Nothing beats a visit to see Indias authentic country! 🙏

[@ogdustin2825]

Almost anything beats that bullshit ... stop lying to yourself

[@induchopra3014]

Authentic country? He is showing rural ,poor countryside. Nothing authentic The cities are authentic too. The universities,colleges. Same people have houses there

[@amitashsrivastava1857]

@@induchopra3014 poor countryside?? You must be nuts. People live a much richer life villages. Get out of your concrete jungle mam and go and live in a village for once..

[@pinacolada896]

@@induchopra3014 India is mainly poor

[@jitendrakumar-fx3dl]

@@pinacolada896 heart chota nahi hai aur rahi baat poor ki to english people ne loota na hota to india sabse aage hota

[@pandalah]

i like the gesture that he did when meeting the elderly..he bows down and touch their feet with one hand.. what a humble human..

[@shibanjanghosh6229]

You are no foreigner. You are our भारतीय आदमी

[@nancysharma4290]

Nothing is better than taking a break from all your work and going to a peaceful village of India for a few days 😌

[@yeriu_]

why few days😂 i think you dont like it

[@sunnybono7578]

precisely!!!

[@shashanks209]

@@yeriu_ people have to work mate, we can't be on vacation forever

[@theformertimes3103]

@@shashanks209 sorry but villages are not for vacation

[@dreamcreate116]

Farmers all around the globe are the backbone of our nations. Organic simple food is so much easier for our bodies to digest and sustain us. Much love and appreciation for these wonderful people. ❤ ❤ 💕 from Australia and thank you Karl. Namaste 🙏

[@KarlRock]

Namaste Ji

[@FezCaliph]

Here in the US, it's the farmers and their illegal migrant workers from Mexico that are the backbone of our country 👌🏾

[@TsunauticusIV]

India is beautiful and full of beautiful people. I’d love to visit some day. Cheers from the USA

[@jessicalizarraga9160]

This reminds me so much to little towns in Mexico. Its amazing how much they are alike, the person selling vegetables out in the street with music and even they way they cook, just like in Mexico.

[@mk61289]

Glad you are able to relate.

[@KeshMatters]

You know what every noth Indian from IndoPak region can pass as a low key Mexican. The trend in these countries is they try hard to copy western American beauty standards but end up looking like South Americans

[@vikashkumaryadav1243]

Hi friend, ever come to India to travel together.👍

[@notyournormaldev1419]

Mexico has a lot of similarities.

[@mazinboo9406]

Yeah they are like vegetarian version of mexicans

[@rajeevanand3380]

It’s so good to see you back with your in-laws, stay blessed.

[@KarlRock]

Thank you so much!

[@mooodeang]

I miss india, ive lived 5 years in rural India, mostly in West Bengal, in the Siliguri corridor close to Bhutan, Karl im surprised you havent visited Bhutan yet, you and your wife should make a trip, its a beautiful country.

[@Suresh_Kamath]

It is quite expensive considereding foreign tourist have to pay a dialy fees of couple of hundred dollars.

[@NewZman23]

@@Suresh_Kamath I would love to visit Bhutan, which the Bhutanese government promotes as the "Happiest Country in the World" but it seems they only want wealthy visitors. I often visit Nepal, but my income is limited so in Bhutan, the so-called sustainable development fee (SDF), of $200 per night plus accommodation, food etc, means I will probably never be able to visit. Even for Indians it's expensive at $15 per night plus accommodation. food etc. Surely this must be one of the most expensive countries in the world for tourists to visit. It seems to me this is only the happiest country in the world for rich tourists - i wonder if the Buddha would approve?

[@we_explore0]

​@@NewZman23 Buddha was a prince and had left his palace and lived like a hermit living off alms seeking the truth. He would never approve greedy/selfish policies.

[@NewZman23]

@@we_explore0Yes I know about Siddhartha Gautam 🙂. It was a rhetorical question. I know he would not approve🙏😊

[@maxziebell4013]

So happy that you are back! Really inspiring. Watching this, I felt a little from the old world I experienced in my youth in Spain. That world and lifestyle has mostly vanished in Spain (for example the Payés de Catalunya), so it is nice to see it still very much alive in India (rural farming and an honest, simple life). I traveled to Rajasthan with my mother back in 2012, but have been mostly to more urban and touristic places (Jaipur, City Palace surrounded by lakes, Jain temple etc.), so I only experienced part of that region. Still, a wonderful experience I wouldn't want to miss.

[@spawn11]

Farmers are great people. Most country people are this is where u experience soul of a nation.

[@RiahLynneInternação]

Your connection with everyone is so beautiful. I have been learning Hindi and hope one day to have the same kind of connection. I notice even your head gestures are so commonly Indian. Amazing

[@BhagwanCos]

Karl, I love watching your videos, especially the longer format ones! Thanks for showing us rural India! I hope to travel to India one day!

[@TheEddieToro]

Ram Ram hermanito (little brother) 🙏🏻🇮🇳. I visited the villages of Bhalyani and Gargi in Himachal Pradesh in 2019. Very laid-back. Nice village where your wife's mother is from and your wife grew up Karl. Cute kids. Gotta love Incredible India 😍. Jai Hind 🇮🇳🙏🏻👍🏻💪🏻!

[@lizettemuna3234]

Thanks for taking us along Karl. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of the video. I wish it was longer. We tend to forget the simplicities in life that bring joy.

[@lizettemuna3234]

@@SilenceDogwood. thanks 🙏🏾

[@Saadto2K]

🙏🙏🏼

[@Akz77977]

hey Karl, the way you adapt and mingle up with your family is soo wholesome and beautiful, myself being from village background and living in cities, I feel ashamed that I am never this open hearted and adaptive with my family and neighbours in the village. Thanks for bringing up smiles in my life. :) Cheers to more such visits.

[@prashantdevadiga6696]

Karl bro you are an Indian ❤️ like us and not a foreigner anymore. We are proud of you Karl as an Indian and thank you so much for promoting Indianness around the world. God Bless your family bro. Love You ❤️

[@0000DN0]

That’s the India that I appreciate. Indian Cities nooooope but villages are ❤

[@jzkakhayr5957]

What pure joy - simple life, happy life. Peace and brotherhood

[@ManishaMalikIndia]

What a lovely video, wish it kept going. I can watch this for hours haha

[@Akhand_Bharat]

hi😂 ye aapke husbond ka hi KZbin channel he🙂😂

[@MrAryanno1]

I feel so happy for you to at last meet your wife in India. Much love from NZ by an Indian. At some point, I thought they won't let you get back to India. But it was such a good moment Man. Congrats and much much love to you and your family all over the world.

[@ashnee7281]

Thank you Karl. This is the real India I long to see.

[@KarlRock]

Haan Ji. I love rural India.

[@richardmayhew4700]

Karl you & your wife are an inspiration thank you for sharing, it never ceases to please me seeing your videos I’ll be back in India in November traveling around & hopefully seeing some of the things you’ve shown. Dx

[@vaiwalker]

as an indian myself, my family moved out when i was abt 3 yrs old and i dont even know much about the country i was born in. i love watching your videos. touching elderly peoples feet is a blessing. i dont have any grandpa or grandma left. they will bless you back with well wishes. keep your videos coming!

[@jasonvanatta8508]

really excellent video thankyou- I am an american who loves India and its villages very much. I used to spend so much time just walking and walking there when I would visit. harI Om

[@EELAMJR]

Karl it’s good to see you in India(Bharat) soil 🥰 more life to you brother 🙏🏾

[@sinjinadams2862]

Your interaction with the children was very special. They will have very loving memories of you their whole life. This is a very beautiful thing.

[@missaloa7]

I am impressed by your accent and how well you speak Hindi. I love rural India; I lived in India for 13 years.

[@sunnybono7578]

Karl, loved this video depicting life in a typical Indian Village... I just came back from India last week and made sure I too visited my family in the villages. Very peaceful and quiet!!!

[@janet5551]

I loved Rajasthan, we stayed in Mukundgarh Fort Hotel. I love village life more so than all the tourist spots. Thanks for these videos from South Australia

[@Lightningod7]

Such an adorable family, lots of love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️❤️

[@naymyo5503]

Karl, you looked genuinely so happy to see them and being back in the village. It looks beautiful and peaceful in the country side.

[@zengrath]

Absolutely love your videos as always and such a loving family. Thanks for sharing with us! 30mbps internet isn't bad at all for that village. Living in USA I just have 300mbps and pay a fortune for it! But I never get out of my house, I'd love to live in a place with a better sense of community and culture then where I am at now, and that's something you have a ton of there in India. But you allow me to enjoy India through your eyes and it means a lot. Thank you, again.

[@sureshsarat5298]

Hi Karl, it really brings a big joy seeing how you have integrated yourself . God bless you and your entire family in India and in your country too

[@vijayamohan33]

such a beautiful family meeting up Karl! enjoyed it, thank you...

[@bbehzadi413]

Wow everyone in this video seems wholesome it’s another side of India that most foreigners won’t get to see but thanks to you we can

[@ssingh7544]

Thanku dear u r the best one showing India in TRUE n so much positive way

[@akelagulab6674]

Your Hindi is amazing, keep it up. This is the beautiful picture of India 🇮🇳 thanks Karl

[@JimNichols]

Your Hindi is like my Thai when I translate it in my head I am using an English filter and it isn't always correct.... :) I too live in a very small village but n rural Thailand and I have to say all small villages are the same worldwide, the language may be different, the food may be differently prepared but they all have rumor mills and create fanciful tales from the sounds of leaves that rustle in the wind. My mother in law is referred lovingly and laughingly by my wife as the aardvark. Because she can put her nose in 5 houses downs business... Thanks for the time involved in making this video and for sharing your village life with the world. Seems that the Indians are more accepting of foreigners than the Thai community. I wish you love and luck in your journey sir.

[@Farrukhw]

You are really a lucky man... I also wish to visit India sometime... Love from Pakistan...

[@vickybadwal9703]

welcome brother

[@Vikas-Gadhwal]

Bilkul nhi

[@9lavender]

This beautiful video is one of my favorites. It must be heaven to live close to nature and with so much real connection to your family and neighbors. The stars and fresh air you experience from the rooftop must be wonderful. I loved watching you play with the children and show affection and appreciation to all the animals. Thank you for quoting Ghandi.

[@rseth101]

Karl, you got a fantastic spirit Buddy! Love your spirit of exploration, adaptation and your love for India and New Zealand and Humanity per se!😊👍🏻

[@SabinaDsouza-f2d]

Im an indian too from mumbai love watching ur videos its good to see you display a srnse of love for our country foljs yes they are truly spirited n loving ❤️by nature. Glad karl u speak hindi better than. Happy for you n your wife Gid bless 🙏you both n her fly n urs too. ❤

[@smartnsane1111]

Your videos are amazing Karl. I took my time to become a subscriber cuz I didn't want to make a hasty decision but I I think I am gng to stick for long. There is a sense of realism and genuineness in your videos which is hard to fake..great stuff..keep going ..

[@devoncutmore]

Wow finally! Very happy for all of you. God bless 🙏❤

[@sheelareddyp1703]

Even an Indian son in law would not be so much part of a family- no attitude of a son in law forget being being a foreigner … you warm the cockles of my heart ❤️

[@mayalesovsky2764]

India is a beautiful country and I like Indian music

[@benjismith593]

The video I r been waiting for! Love seeing village life all over the world.

[@karthikfree8443]

Very good dukan speech Hindi also and thank you for talking Hindi and coming in India proud of you love from india

[@MarkyTeriyaki]

Thank you for showing the real India, can't wait to visit!

[@priyanshuraghuvansh1223]

It's such a wholesome video. I really enjoyed it. :)

[@KarlRock]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@priyanshuraghuvansh1223]

@@KarlRock not a single video u i haven't enjoyed. Your video have all kind of genre musical, adventure, thrill etc. ❤️

[@IsThatSoNeha]

Omg Karl, you are really really really lucky! I wish you sooooooo much happiness and prosperity from the bottom of my heart! ... This video has so much positive vibes!!!

[@nirimalanaidoo4607]

Love your videos and your kove for india ..south africa

[@piripikerr8896]

So happy to have a Indian friend in my life. I can talk with him for hours about his culture

[@Hercules718]

Thanks, Karl. Always love rural villages in Asia. Happy happy. Wonderful family.

[@Hercules718]

The foot touching tradition is similar in Thailand.

[@DomiTravels]

loving your videos just exploring villages, no matter the country! people seem so nice! touching feet and getting blessed is daily business , especially when foreigners get shown arround the entire area! :D also every neighbour will invite for a undeniable chai :)! hope to see more like this! and enjoy your time ! the fresh homemade lassi and paratha for breakfast is the best :D

[@advisoryaccount]

Hey Karl rock, I'm really happy to see our village at your channel, Thank you ❤️

[@Kelthor85]

Karl you're so wholesome and genuine. Is it still just you producing these? The production quality is so high for one person. I've never wanted to "join" any KZbin channel but you'd have to be the first in hundreds.

[@KarlRock]

Hey Robert! Yup, I do everything myself still. I'm editing this weeks video right now. My friend was with me on this trip, so he held the camera (that's the only difference). Thanks for joining!

[@krusty6381]

Thanks for sharing this experience it was fantastic.

[@Here4theComments]

Love this video Karl! Also, the joke when the little boy was hanging upside down that the guy made: "He hangs out with uncle Karl - literally hanging" got me laughing so hard spilled my chai hahahaha!

[@christinamaldonado9513]

Karl Rock you have a beautiful family, and I like how, you show the real beauty of India that I think everyone should enjoy. ❤❤ And I love that little goat! Hahaha. Love from New Mexico USA.... And not the country 😜😜😜

[@vishnureddy34]

hello christina from sfo

[@christinamaldonado9513]

@@vishnureddy34 hello from New Mexico USA! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@vishnureddy34]

@@christinamaldonado9513 message me

[@virendersaharan6400]

Excellent video ,ur adaptation to Indian culture and tradition,specialy rajasthan and haryana tradition and civic behaviour is praiseworthy, regards,Virender Singh Saharan Haryana 👍🙏

[@poojarahulvlogs74]

I'm from Rajasthan India 💓

[@Why_not_huh]

Awwww she’s back! ❤ She was so nervous but she did great 😊 She’ll not only be a Hindi expert but an English expert too soon!

[@Paakku97]

Beautiful video, I got a taste of the spirit of these villages!

[@tomgarnham6232]

This video warms my heart ❤️

[@baboorijutsu]

The vibe in this video is so calm and beautiful !

[@lokeshkumar-hr8nh]

Welcome back man I m so happy that u got permission and see wife side family.

[@rightbelief9279]

You speak simple English and very sweet way. I like this.

[@nealpeterson]

Rajasthan is beautiful-thank you for sharing. One of your best videos.

[@komb3732]

awww so cute seeing you be sucha good uncle to ur neices and nephews

[@michaelgarn5330]

Nice village life video I can see why you love it there I would never go home

[@atomicphilosopher6143]

Even having lived in the east for so long, it still surprises me (even in videos from other people) that kids anywhere in the world can be so mesmerized by seeing a foreigner. Kids just aren't used to seeing white people. It never gets old, man. :)

[@remaguire]

Karl, I just started watching your channel and I have to say that you are living the dream. You are very lucky. You have a great family there.

[@nylanajaf]

Always a real face of anything is best and your cute wife is so mingle in her roots.

[@n7-NISHANT]

Touching elders feet as a mark of respect. Good to see that how beautifully you speak Hindi and respecting our culture.

[@Raghucr7]

5:11 what a beautiful song

[@ArunSharma-cd4yp]

This is very beautiful. And your bond with family.

[@cherylhawkins967]

This reminds me of the way of life I grew up with years ago. Grew a lot of our own vegetables on the farm and had our own supply of meat too. Had Community get togetherness too.

[@rudrakshkumar6217]

Thanks for this amazing video , it was really helpful

[@RealGoroAkechi]

this is such a sweet video, I wish I was this close to my family. I love watching your videos :)

[@suresh_tanwar]

Karl you are so down to earth 😍😍 Love from Jaipur bro 💗💗

[@kerrbear]

Great video. Thank you for sharing your life, family, village and the culture with us.

[@zengrath]

3:39 I raised a goat once as a kid, with an Aunt in the house!, she lived near a petting zoo and the mom died so she took in the goat and i helped raise iT. We fed it by bottle and I found it surprising how smart he was, trainable in some ways sort of like a dog! And it was so playful and cute but it was only temporary and gave it back to petting zoo after a short period of time. It was an all black goat.

[@KarlRock]

Lovely. I really like goats for some reason... I find them cute and playful

[@michellemorningstar880]

Wow Amazing Video Karl love them all very nice place there kids are adorable cute thanks so very much

[@sureshgupta5833]

Iam from India iam in proud forgienners come in 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@ziphis1679]

Your niece and nephew are too precious!

[@britishcomedybroncorothschild]

i love the vegitarian household. beautiful

[@eritrea5134]

I was in mumbai last week and it was the greatest, and unbelievablest,what I ever see. And i was not tourist,my friend is indien and he Show me the Real life!!!

[@theravyshow2570]

love to see Village life and your family.

[@sunmaw108]

I've never been to India but my mom is from Lucknow and I've always wanted to go. I was born and raised in Canada. I love watching your videos. It's like I'm there. ❤

[@tapanbarman8043]

❤️, from northeast India

[@mcgg540]

So happy for you to be back in India with your family