Good cop - Indian mum cop | Walliams & Friend - BBC

[@NekoInk13]

"Confess to being a disappointment!" That hurt me more than I wanted it to lol

[@Codex_0613]

That hit right at home yikes

[@rekhavirat8415]

Arghhahaha hi fi

[@kenzalethomas1891]

I ain’t gonna lie. I felt that too.

[@tnburn35]

Who else, besides me, wanted to apologize to their Mom's after hearing that?

[@Archii20]

That got me as well

[@whatabouthedroidattackonth3633]

"I've talked to your aunt" The pure fear that comes from that is palpable

[@sadmanpranto9026]

I'm 21. Currently in a university. I still get terrified when mom says, "i just spoke with your aunt. We have things to talk about. " i start sweating. My palms get sweaty, arms are heavy....

[@dominicjose1116]

@Adam saambadeh taach mah spaghett!

[@jaymieindigo-blue4203]

Auntie is the heavy artillery. My Mum could beat us all week and we'd survive. Auntie Colleen told us quietly that she was disappointed in us and our behaviour. Heartbroken and ready to change our ways.

[@thomasstubbs1192]

Indian mums and northern English mums are the creature We all grow up with a fear of slippers

[@Wendiglob]

As an auntie myself, we know EVERYTHING. Your mother tells us everything, and we're just a gigantic Swiss bank of secrets.

[@ObitoUchiha10089]

I am an Indian. My mum loved this video. But she felt that the lady was being *too soft* upon that guy! 🤣 "He deserves a roller pin and a mop!" 😂

[@jungkookseuphoricfield4199]

Exactly 😂😂

[@ObitoUchiha10089]

@@jungkookseuphoricfield4199 We know right! 🤣

[@trashcanstories6219]

That's terrifying

[@jungkookseuphoricfield4199]

@@ObitoUchiha10089 of course 😀

[@ObitoUchiha10089]

@@jungkookseuphoricfield4199 where are you from?

[@dismaldoll2222]

“She’s a menopausal lady with a huge collection of Tupperware” I lost it at this point and the video had barely started

[@viannieinsteinbelevin1596]

Me too, the ending also had me laughing for solid 10mins Lol

[@roshanhemrom4906]

Yea, menopause. Right! 😂😂

[@loveorjustacrush]

Roshan Hemrom menopause can last a really long time. Us ladies stay in that stage of life for a few years, and some poor women stay menopausal for up to 12 years. This lady/character could very well still be in menopause.

[@stealthattack2209]

The most insulting part for her had to be his refusal to eat the food lol

[@elfagottist]

I know, I'm so hungry now

[@vivekjibaranwal]

But, do you know what, they just by pass the feeling of disrespect that she felt and works for your betterment and slaps you anyway.

[@SewardWriter]

I would have eaten everything. Indian mothers tend to love me, if for that alone.

[@naveenarora6467]

@@SewardWriter One day I had dinner at my neighbours home. She had a huge box full of dough its disrespectful to refuse eating so She made me so many puris her dough got finished. Had atleast 12 puris that day. Thank god I hadn't had anything before that and was literally starving. Otherwise I wudn't hv survived the experience

[@madabbafan]

Never EVER do that to an Italian mum or worse an Italian grandmother.

[@qanh96]

Indian mum: *Pulls out a sandal.* Children across Asia: I sense a disturbance in the air...

[@alviaannareneesh1596]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂XD!!!!!!!

[@hanif7592]

Whole asia just got their PTSD triggered

[@starcrying6441]

Middle Eastern children too LMFAO we all have spidey senses for sandals

[@johnilarde8440]

@Elijah Harris Latin Children: I feel both of ya!

[@dimitrisk02]

Greek child: I feel ya too

[@drphilalexander2386]

Weapon of Ma's destruction

[@splendidcakes]

Best response!

[@MillieMercedes]

splendidcakes I second that.

[@oof-rr5nf]

Dr Phil Alexander Yup! 😂🖒🖒🖒

[@adithyad2858]

A "Chappal" sure is.

[@PossiblyDuck]

You win.

[@theevilascotcompany9255]

The lady in this video is a lightweight compared to the real thing. I guess they had to tone it down to not give people trauma.

[@Arabesquian]

Thomas It's not enough. I'm getting flashbacks to a life I might have lived before I was born in this life. I'm sorry for everything I've ever done.

[@ajaykote]

Yessssssss. I thought the same 😂😂

[@SantomPh]

no long rants in Hindi/Punjabi/Tamil/Gujrati/Marathi/Malayalam etc finished with OH MY GHOOOD

[@malgorzataiwona]

Torturing prisoners is still illegal so they had to bring it down a notch before the whole thing turns into Guantanamo

[@a.t.3192]

I'm indian and I can vouch for this statement.

[@TheStoicApe]

"But I carried you in my belly for 9 months" is missing

[@TOPTRENDING-xq5gl]

My god...that must be 😂

[@fernanditaluiz2591]

Lol! So true!

[@yogib668]

🤣🤣🤣

[@zarabee3328]

Well in this case she didn’t lol so that wouldn’t make sense

[@Rum-for-all-and-all-for-rum]

My mom literally told me this last week 😂😳😭

[@kumarmitrabhanu]

I am an indian and i can say this is how indian moms are, but here i see comments everyone saying their mom is like her too. I guess moms are moms no matter which part of the planet you live in

[@priyamathias1762]

True that

[@AliceIsDead13]

Indeed.

[@misshitokiri]

They just hit you with different things.

[@mithraSL]

Exactly but their weapons are different i tell you aa.. woodenscale, belt, my mom exclusively used pressurcooker gasket. It's all over when I reached 16... But last one was the hardest she beat da hell out of me with a broomstick😒😭 dats da last time..😂.. now my brother and I adore her 😘😘

[@WhiffleWaffles]

Yep! I think it's a stereotype because something might seem more common because of it. I see a lot of Latina moms do this.

[@itschandkiran]

A chappal is an Indian womens favourite weapon of choice

[@drphilalexander2386]

chand patel weapon of Ma's destruction

[@rezwanmashid7414]

chand patel

[@bcfcman4284]

chand patel 8

[@anthonyteasley3837]

question is who would win a Mexican mom with a sandal or an Indian mom with a sandal

[@kart800]

so great to see Merra bring back her goodness gracious me character back

[@emeraldz1189]

Can you imagine if a Latin mom became friends with an Indian mom.... sincerely, I would fear for my life...

[@Jabranalibabry]

Desi moms + black moms + latina moms = best supervillains

[@MorgaineRiddlePrince]

Soo thankful for my danish mom. Those mums don't get angry. They get SILENTLY DISAPPOINTED FACE WITH HEADSHAKE.

[@munayema]

Add a Nigerian mom to the mix. You'd know sign language without being deaf

[@avinkumar125]

@@MorgaineRiddlePrince lol indian moms do that too ... And guilt trip you get after that ... 😑

[@rachelbarker583]

Oh lord help the world

[@mellywest8825]

What ethnic kid hasn't experienced the flip flop of shame?

[@lorieharris2776]

The lucky ones who don't have permanent nike print impressions left on the back of their heads.

[@samantha1717]

Actually my mom never used a flip flop. She used her bare hands. The only thing though is she had rings on it and it would make imprints on the skin. Then she would blame me for hurting her hand and get even madder lolol.

[@ayakostitz2222]

The flip flop of shame... that is a brilliant and accurate way to describe it. Mothers are absolutely brutal with it.

[@sebastianstolz9214]

What does ethnic mean?

[@lilsomething8905]

Sebastian Stolz Anybody who is not a ethnic Brit

[@j.t.6700]

We are more alike than we know. Wether Indian, Mexican, Southern, Brazilian, Iranian Chinese, Russian, German we all know that you don't want grandma to find out if you were bad. DON'T TELL GRANDMA EVER! LOLOL 😀

[@utkarshadhikari5525]

John Taylor this is just mom, grandma is a very different level

[@smartaclesllama8677]

Bro this comment is severely neglected

[@lorieharris2776]

That's the truth. Abuela will smack the crap out of you with the same chancla she smacked the crap out of your daddy with. And most likely that chancla was handed down to her by her own mama. You feel generations of ass whoopings when it comes flying up at you.

[@setusinghrajput7477]

🤣

[@AlaA-ms9up]

Also Africans and Middle easterners

[@Radioisodope15]

I showed this to my Indian mom and she beat me for not liking this

[@jfiyibclfjvqdcx6426]

LMFAO 😂

[@user-cb2kt3ru8f]

Typical 😂😂

[@kirtirajlahiry8135]

😂😂😂

[@rac3r5]

Haahaaaaa ROFL!!!

[@tarunkumarsi]

As an Indian it missed some big part too.. in middle of beating she'll start crying that her child is misbehaving and she'll add two and three mischief we've done in past and when we try to comfort our mom and apologing, she'll come back with great energy to beat our ass even harder this time. And you'll curse yourself for sympathizing and speaking in between your mom's beating 😂😂😂😂

[@Akelehimarenge]

The guilt trip that mothers make you go through while beating your ass and you missed the best part" let your dad come home"😱

[@koushikisaha5197]

Worst case scenario when you say Sorry...this one word is bound to set off all the bombs of her mind and make her Comeback with HOW TO SAY SORRY WHILE MEANING IT!!

[@sabertooth207]

Don't forget the "saare khandan Ka naam kharab Kar Diya" one

[@06ajith]

its so my mom LOL

[@thataliveSoul]

So true.. 😂😂😂

[@untidyecho9916]

didnt know my nan was on bbc

[@untidyecho9916]

Both happened

[@agnel47]

Rip nan

[@arctrip]

I read it as "naan" 🤣🤣

[@woosh-if-gae5772]

But she likes BBC

[@woosh-if-gae5772]

Both of them

[@TamaNegi-el9yd]

I need a "mom off" where All the moms from different countries prove their slipper slapping skills in a contest

[@annakoshy6902]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@learatos4724]

on their children

[@krishnabarman8390]

😂😂😂😆😆 but What about t Those children who r gonna get beat r they getting any price cause the more mother beats their will be scars and if their is many then the kid wins lolol 🙄😏😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sambhavjain1887]

@@learatos4724 hell no😂

[@gf-ry6qz]

Oh gawd

[@KTM_Trooper]

Not indian but im getting flashback when i was back at home with mom... in my case it was a flying broom from one corner of the house to other

[@tinakhalid]

KTM Trooper lmaoo oh my gosh! Seriously?

[@rakabarua6696]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dragonbane44]

You are not a wizard are you?

[@missd7365]

KTM Trooper Harry is that you?😂

[@kennethhwang3425]

dragonbane44 At the risk of assuming OP‘s nationality, Vietnamese mom also tend to go straight to the broomsticks also.

[@pearl9184]

U can tell there was a traumatised indian kid on the writing team. The actress made it even better! it was super relatable(being an indian)

[@supr33]

The actress (Meera Syal) is also a writer so she probably contributed to the script

[@heersyal2454]

@@supr33 It was Meera - but her parents are lovely, this is all her observation, spot on!

[@rajatkumar342]

Thor has mjolnir and stormbreaker and indian mom has broom and chappal😂😂😂 Rip Thanos

[@shanzabakes1339]

Hah yeh dude.. Pakistani mothers too😂😂

[@singhsaab27790]

And thhapi !!

[@lawfulhusbands]

rajat kumar Thanos has nothing on an Indian Mum's chappal lol 😂😂😂

[@ShannonSouthAfrica]

South African moms used 1. sjambok 2. Slipper 3. Leather strap called "moeg gepraat" loosely translated as "I'm tired of talking"....

[@rbsingh7906]

Belan

[@rabbitbobo4131]

They really should hire cops like her.. all the kids in the block would rather stay home

[@s.d.966]

Hahaha

[@s.d.966]

Lol

[@admiralgeneralaladeen6128]

Soooo true

[@wittyreviewer]

I remember watching a show following a police station, there was this one kid who thought he was tough shit and refused to say anything. So the police used the nuclear option... They called his mum 10 minutes later he was singing like a canary in floods of tears.

[@samahirrao]

Lmao

[@LunarisCainLegacy]

Indian Moms, Italian Moms, Mexican Moms and then the Filipino Moms. You don't mess with them QAQ

[@alec984]

yep, definitely. I was used to call mum "the in-house STASI corp"

[@treeoftrees7523]

You forgot Arab mums.

[@treeoftrees7523]

@@alec984 I call mine Hitler 😊

[@tjfSIM]

What about Irish Mams?

[@carmenplusjay8904]

Proof of Pangea: La Chancla exists on multiple continents.

[@poulomi__hari]

Yah. In India we call it Chappala

[@SreeTejaSimhaGemaraju]

Our ancestors used La Chancla / the Chappal as a child beating instrument for ages. Using them as footwear was an after thought of the later millennia.

[@selasietsegah6879]

In Ghana its Chalewote

[@agentsus9681]

In the Philippines, we call it tsinelas.

[@oraim6834]

In South Africa, in my language (Setswana), we call it tlap-tlap (plural, ditlap-tlap)..

[@anandudutt6775]

"You've got Soo thin" Every Indian mother's catch phrase😂😂

[@mattwho81]

"Its got everything to do with everything! Your poor mother, shes the real victim here!" I lost it!!!

[@chrsmcfrln]

When my wife pulls out a wooden spoon, my kids think they are about to get a cake. I still instinctively flee to my room.

[@candicedice8605]

Go see a therapist and heal

[@AmitKumar-vx4hp]

Hahahaha

[@defencebangladesh4068]

hilarious

[@defencebangladesh4068]

@@candicedice8605 it's a joke

[@babypanda3630]

@@candicedice8605 we are not fragile because of our upbringing. You'll never see us Indians going to therapy because of getting beat up by our moms as kids!😂😂😂 we don't grow up angry at the world. It taught us respect.

[@TheHamadanners]

An this is for not eating my food. 😂

[@maddygrabham136]

TheHamadanners why would u not eat food!!??

[@adarsh65kumar]

Oh man. That's the worst.. It's a miracle how much you reduce just by eating less in one meal.. 😂😂😂

[@arinjoybasak8259]

Hamadanners oh god the wrath.... hell hath no fury.

[@juliusmoe-nstar8942]

Hell i wonder if Indian food helps with constapation if it did i would eat up

[@mrclueuin]

She's every Indian Mother and every West Indian Mother as well! 😂

[@myagirl4494]

mrclueuin yessss. Trini mothers dou.😂😂😂😂

[@mrclueuin]

Mya Girl Oh yes gal! Also Jamaican Mama's as well. I know my Mother would be a terrific interrogator! 😂

[@piratecandy6310]

YES

[@thecpt6265]

middle eastern mothers as well

[@gentblue]

Untrue, the bank robber can still sit down comfortably...

[@mohammadelder1897]

“I spoke to your aunt, ohh yes” The “oh yes” is what sells it

[@namekman01]

im not indian, but i swear this is my mom

[@q851230]

I'm not Indian but I think I have your mom as my grandma on both side XDDD

[@Sabretooth2438]

It's every Indian/Pakistani mom

[@q851230]

Sabertooth 2438 I think half of Asian mom and grandma is like this

[@PrinsTan]

Same here

[@debanjalimukherjee741]

namekman01 you see, this were a very good humor. I am an Indian and Indian mothers are not like this.

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

"I've seen your file. I've talked to your aunt." Damn, that's below the belt.

[@hippo5820]

Also the accuracy with which an Indian mum throw's a slipper at you whilst you're running away from her deserves an Olympic 🏅

[@OmNamah693]

Yes and if by sheer luck the chappal misses the target, other forms of ma's destruction comes to get the target down lol.

[@souparneejana7242]

Ya they does.. nd don't forget the speed can break Usain bolt's record

[@candicedice8605]

@@OmNamah693 nope they never miss if they miss she was just trying to put a little fear in you and missed on purpose

[@treeoftrees7523]

Mum used to do this. She's an Arab

[@gerardcollins6621]

*Slaps him with her flipflop* "Look at the state of your room, do you want to catch diseases!" She needs to have a talk with my brother XD

[@jhallishudainn]

Damn, that was good! Being an Indian, I can claim its authenticity. :D

[@kurblonk]

Right?!?! Its so accurate 😂

[@dreadnoble]

Not completely accurate .... It has been toned down for the privileged viewers .....

[@gurishkajamwal2967]

Vaishali Syal so darn true

[@johnrokzz9723]

Vaishali Syal yaar yai to rooj he hoota hai na?😀👌

[@kreb7]

I know she is Indian but being Greek resonates alot

[@GoodwillWright]

Wasn't sure whether I was watching an Indian mum or an Italian mum...

[@sofiafelici2961]

BAHAHAHAHAH

[@karanjoshi2662]

I would say she is just a mum...also she is the mum

[@tanyagarcia3721]

Or Mexican mom.

[@ezselena]

GoodwillWright basicly all ( Indian mom, Italian mom, Mexican mom and all of other moms) my mom told me the lady is being too soft.

[@ramakrishnamaram8439]

Italian mum whose parents were Indians

[@sebinsiby4822]

Indian mum deserves a whole movie...😂

[@joruan1033]

I just discovered that Indian Mom's are like Mexican Mom's, only that my Mom used a bigger chancla 😁

[@saintsoldier5671]

When I was a kid and doing something nasty ,my mom did my service with broom stick.

[@joruan1033]

@@saintsoldier5671 where are you from?

[@saintsoldier5671]

@@joruan1033 from India

[@koushikisaha5197]

Me mum used to break those hard yellow rulers while beating my ass off.

[@koushikisaha5197]

@ルイRui chancla is chappal, which is to say slippers or flip flops, the ones which our mama cop used to beat his ass off.

[@fer04i81]

So, I take it Indian moms are the equivalent of Mexicans moms here in the West?

[@zedtrek]

In England.

[@pranjalshukla5390]

Indians are like Mexicans

[@gamebeginner15]

Ya 95% Indians nd Mexican sem

[@dizzyleaf6251]

Dont forget about arab moms

[@ivatigerfox2548]

fer04i yes

[@uggggb6930]

We need more cops like her lol

[@jimmy5732]

I guess Indian moms are a lot like Mexican moms😂

[@devadut3943]

Aurel Economic difference between India and China is very very less compared to Economic difference between USA and Mexico. And Indians don't enter into China like thousands of Mexicans do every year. Like every two countries in the world India and Mexico have similarities and differences.

[@TominatorGaming]

Aurel you forgot Fanta and how they both worship cows, although that's just barbecue with Mexicans 😂

[@jimmy5732]

Guys I⃘T⃘S⃘ C⃘A⃘L⃘L⃘E⃘D⃘ A⃘ J⃘O⃘K⃘E⃘

[@crispylith9558]

Old school Italian moms are the same... or south Italian moms still from what I've been told

[@LiteralLeo]

Tate Bradfute Can't agree more.

[@rojjst]

If you've made a mistake, indian mom will ask you to come near as she'll not hurt you , But after that she's planning your funeral ! 😂🤣

[@maggiesmith2600]

I know someone whose aunt broke her own arm hitting her. The aunt swung at her when she was lying on the bed, she rolled off, and the aunt's arm hit the headboard.

[@bruhmode3041]

@@maggiesmith2600 really sad to know about whoever this girl is, I think karma works in ways that her hand got broke, not saying even she deserves that but do needs to get into account as one toxic person, this is far from stereotype joke of Indian mothers hitting, this is plain a hit offense, a crazy if you ask me and from what I gather from what you said, I think it should be on society's responsibility to take care of of children not just cause they are not their own but a part of society Also I like to mention that something my mother told me is anyone can act they are like your mother, but no one is above your own mother(counting step moms too) , an aunt which I don't wanna go with claims that she can't be a good mother but this way of teaching is ridiculous. Probably as I think they ridiculed this girl's saying and took what aunt had to say about "bad behavior" or "too much freedom" I am really sorry to hear that not also not stuck on some sorry, I will help a person who gets treated badly not always of course but if I get a chance, counting men and women both

[@lrvdo]

Biggest lie "tell me, i wont say anything"

[@FirstnameLastname-kx6fi]

😂🤣🤣🤣

[@ravidhunna2397]

😂😂😂

[@michaelwalton4017]

Mom!? Is that you?

[@nitishbansal6878]

Didn't know indian guilt trip works on british lads as well!!

[@tweetiepie551]

It does.the Scottish police actually used it on young gang members by pulling them all in to a courtroom and bring their mothers in one by one to tell them off. it worked,gang crime dropped dramatically.

[@sophies9274]

i'm reasonably confident indian mums have been making their mark on the british via vicious slipper action since the days of colonialism. that's one bbc multi-part historic drama i'd be sure to watch

[@anonUK]

@@sophies9274 So Gandhi thought he was doing us a favour.

[@ujjwalsharma8295]

@@tweetiepie551 really? 😂

[@whychoooseausername4763]

Who DOESN'T it work on ?

[@mxgirl918]

I think Asian mums in general, not only Indian. Reminded me of how my parents used this method if I ever got caught in a lie and refused to confess. My dad would use a roll of wrapping paper or wood ruler and my mum would go for psychological warfare and do the whole "have I not fed you enough that you have to do something like this and bring shame on us all including the cow" spiel.

[@jamiemitchell2861]

mxgirl918 dishonour on your cow

[@WeissmannX]

The cow bit killed me 😂 😂

[@jenchristiyal5195]

"including the cow" it's funny

[@Vkeienthusiastxx]

mxgirl918 the cow's reputation is imp too🤣

[@lrvdo]

Now the cow can't socialize in cow society

[@benwasserman8223]

So from what I gather, this is less a satire of Indian moms than a toned down version of an actual Indian mom. That’s.... rather scary

[@aashishpanigrahi4160]

Well , Indian parents love their kids , it's just that there are barriers which the kids aren't supposed to cross . I have never been hit with a sandal or a broom but I have been slapped & my mom cried everytime she has slapped me . It's more of a cultural thing & it comes out of respect & not fear. Unlike the west where kids mostly abandon their parents & maybe meet once every couple of years , most of the Indian kids live with their parents , even after getting a job & getting married & it's a perfectly normal thing . :) We are like an elephant herd : we never leave our elderly.

[@neosmith166]

Aashish Panigrahi well said.

[@mrinalini9112]

It's complicated. While it's funny, it's actually really traumatic. Most of the time, Indian parents' love is extremely conditional, actually toxic. They hardly have any life outside of their children's ones and so they control it as much as they can. At times even by killing their children (if you dare to marry outside your caste or religion). So Indian parents, will always let you stay at their home, save and leave everything to you, feed you home cooked meals, but on return you oblige every expected social behavior.

[@simonepradhan5023]

@@aashishpanigrahi4160 well spoken.

[@VikramSingh-mb6vl]

@@mrinalini9112 did your parents try killing you for any reason? If not personal experience then you have no right to judge others parents

[@ashrafshelmani]

01:27 Suspect - confess to what? Indian mom - confess to being a disappointment (with a dramatic voice,while shaking her head) This had me in tears 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Tech_Duck-1]

😂😂

[@joshacollins84]

If you start pulling out home cooked food in Tupperware, I'll admit to crimes that haven't even been invented yet. 😂🤤

[@sbird8675]

I know if she started pulling out those tupperwares in front of me she'd have no trouble getting me to eat them!

[@defencebangladesh4068]

🤤

[@heersyal2454]

😹

[@prakharjain9801]

I'm an Indian and I can say that have toned it down The real thing can't be produced and post online

[@kirtirajlahiry8135]

Brilliant piece. Thoroughly enjoyed it. She nailed it! Hahaha

[@SoudipanMaity]

Inherent Emperor: The world is already aware that years of oppressive and bullish mentality can't necessarily gift one a mature brain, the size greater than a peanut, to think rationally. You really don't need to open your dirty mouth and prove it all true.

[@kirtirajlahiry8135]

Inherent Emperor I am sorry for you 'Ma'am/Sir'. I really hope you recover fast from from the disease of racism and try to think beyond it. Being a citizen of a so called 'Developed' Nation really doesn't suit one if these words come out of his/her mouth. All the best!

[@MellFire98babylon]

Kirtiraj Lahiry well said

[@gauravchandra1585]

@@Celevie kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5nJiWywbdp8jpo See this ull get it

[@molliethomas2585]

Oh my God 😂 I live in the US and we need one of those old ladies in every precinct.

[@imagine_it_stories6672]

You wouldn't love to have one, pal. 😂

[@izzfitri6888]

Too bad bunch of snowflakes just started going crazy when they saw a simple cane to beat some brads and start spouting nonsense. Now, my country litterally filled with a**hole kids who litterally disregard their own ethic and God and even their parents thanks to those meddlers who doesn't even live in our country. Crap.

[@aleenaprasannan2146]

Trust me, you guys don't want a network of Indian aunties anywhere near you. If you get more than one Indian aunty near you, you'll get a surveillance system tighter than Chinese government's. You can kiss your privacy goodbye

[@heersyal2454]

There's your police reform right there! 😹

[@mayanktripathi8726]

@@aleenaprasannan2146 these aunties can bring down local governments and even law enforcements authorities to their knees

[@lea6555]

"Too late!... Sonny the Jim.." hahahahaha absolute Gold

[@vikashji]

Thank God she don't have a rolling pin(belan).

[@janvi5747]

VIKASH KUMAR SHARMA belna*

[@kamallb4650]

Bhaahaah😂😂😂

[@insearchof9090]

VIKASH KUMAR SHARMA man that's bane of every indian child, teen, young, aged, old. Like time, no one escapes it's shadow for atleast once on their head.

[@Accooljeet1987]

Or a hot spatula😂😂😂

[@anisatajy9445]

Jan Vi same thing.

[@_chileanyways_634]

I realized how much in common is Mexicans and Indian people have Brothers ~~

[@alec984]

same story about the Italian mothers... well, it seems allover the word mothers are made with the same mold

[@abhishektripathi593]

well! i am indian ...but my mom is not like her ...i think she is exceptional case of indian society.. ;) she had only one weapon...and that was like nuclear bomb. That weapon was "let the dad come home in evening... will tell him all about your misbehavior of the day". ha ha

[@darkunicorn8450]

Her side kick😥😥😥

[@peternotgriffin7237]

And you are dead

[@Anastas1786]

Wait, you'd do _anything_ wrong and she'd just jump _straight_ to "Just wait 'til your father gets home!"?! Isn't that, like, a _war crime_ or something? You should've called the Red Cross in Geneva!

[@niveshnayan6648]

My mom did that all the time when I was a kid

[@setusinghrajput7477]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@grizzy-thekiwi1144]

if i was in prision and i saw the indian mother cop i would confess immediatly

[@deecomposed]

Didn't realize Indian moms were the same as Mexican moms 😱😂

[@alupadynasty2203]

Yes they are same

[@ayushpainuly4530]

@kaustubh saxena once i got beaten with broom...

[@vardhamanrathore669]

Every mom is same

[@christina4012]

@@vardhamanrathore669 all moms except for whites.

[@MrCheesegrabber]

Everyone that’s not white is same

[@Rendosian]

I unfortunately have not had the opportunity to spend a lot of time with people from India. (I live is WV, USA. Not a whole lot of diversity). From the comments, this seems accurate. It’s hilarious and it makes me want to go find Indian moms to hang out with!

[@jlalmuanpuia2421]

Jacob Pranski this makes you want to hang out with indian moms? You poor summer child

[@robinbowman1926]

Mom's are mom's anywhere.

[@bizarreworld2510]

Believe me! You don't want to be at the receiving end of that. It starts with a flip flop and quickly escalates to hanger, belt, broom and kitchen roller

[@raviprabhakar7792]

Then.. Plan for a holiday in India

[@incubusk8r]

yep, flip flops to hanger to belt, to broom, and belan or rolling pin. I've been hit by all of that and then some. Anyone ever experienced lauki crashing into your spine? aaah good food and good beatings... good memories.

[@krunalpatel4736]

This is the most accurate representation of an 'Indian Mother' produced by a foreign country. Coming from an Indian.

[@titiavandeneertwegh3170]

The actress is an Indian woman. She wrote and played in a show called The Kumars. She played an old grandmother. I thought it was hilarious.

[@imagine_it_stories6672]

@@titiavandeneertwegh3170 it would be more hilariously painful when it'd be happening with you, man 😅

[@imagine_it_stories6672]

Krunal, Mummy ji ne to padhai ke baare mein kha hi nhi, "beta padhai chodke ye sab?! Aye haye, Sharma ji ka beta to subha se rat ko sirf padhta hi rheta hain. Aur tu! Nalayak!!!" 😂😂😂

[@starbeard6333]

All Hail Indian Mom! Most Devastating Cop we've ever seen!

[@MultiBigbird01]

The main reason for this being funny is that it's actually incredibly accurate rather than the usual over-exaggerations that comedy applies xD My face and teeth actually hurt by the end of it.

[@equalityforall9902]

Watched this BBC programme with great care. Conclusion for me was Good-bye original Britain. It now looks like Pakistan-India, with foreign accents and rapid changes to the demographics. We observe severe dilution of Britishness & its own class of humour. What a way to punctuate the 70th Jubilee with reverse colonisation of Britain. The reverse is true - u will never see a governor of Mumbai or Islamabad of foreign descent. Today, a RISHI Sunak and spending public funds, while a pro-radical militant Sadiq Khan presided over London. Massive Demographic shifts are upon us. The Welsh, Celts, Scots, English, Irish will soon be day be set aside as tsunamis of diversity and rapid growth rates of certain groups change the fundamental nature of the British Isles. Run the simulations and models, whichever way you like - Britain will soon have Hindi & Urdu as National languages. Forget Gaelic, it be an unimpressive minority struggling to retain its culture, identity and raison d’etre. Prepare to close down libraries & churches that celebrate Christian traditions. Western values will soon be obscured and discarded.

[@fromireland8663]

@@equalityforall9902 payback.

[@keithhunt5328]

@@equalityforall9902 Hindus are not against Christians. They accept all religions.

[@classapart8254]

That epic line of Indian mother's "you look so thin son"

[@poonampandey3217]

As a child I believed my mother loved crockery more than me😂😂😂..........

[@bahmat]

Good Cop: I'm trying to make it easy for you. Me: meh Indian Mom Cop: Confess to being a disappointment Me: *soul immediately dies*

[@ThePakfairy21]

So All the Indian, Pakistani and Maxican moms are same. GOD! this is so relatable. From flying broom to Flip flop(chappals) and sometimes even notebooks, pencils and even erasers and how i used to dodge those objects just like a scene in a movie MATRIX. I really miss those GOLDEN DAYS.

[@MCshadr217]

Or, and bare with me on this. Maybe, just maybe, all others of every culture are the same? It doesn't matter where you come from, a mother is a mother. They will feed you even when you're fat. And they'll beat you, even for minor issues.

[@blah7983]

I’m from the southern us. They’re the more polite version but are still similar. Weapon of choice is wooden spoon.

[@blowitoutyourcunt7675]

@@blah7983 On a particularly bad day, that wooden spoon was HOT from the cook pot! I still have a scar in the shape of a wooden spoon on my forearm lol!

[@August12350]

Mom are moms no matter which planet you live they are same

[@supreme3266]

I i dodged chapal n cloth hanger n even soap yes brooms tooo😂

[@jkmoon7937]

Can the indian mom get her own show please? She really has big talent! 😍

[@phenkusingh2952]

Meera Syal is a well known British celebrity. You need to watch Goodness Gracious Me or Kumars at NO. 42 if not done so.

[@treeoftrees7523]

She is very famous. I've seen her 20 years ago in Goodness Gracious Me. Hilarious

[@KatMusic2009]

She was a character in the UK tv show Goodness Gracious Me.

[@Not_your_regular_aurat]

Omg how can they produce such authentic content

[@LeahLaushway]

Amrapali Dimitri belikov Lots of Indian people in the UK.

[@Not_your_regular_aurat]

Leah Laushway hmmm

[@PrettyH8Mach1n3]

The part where mom just links one issue with the next and then another and just on and on and on and kill me please.

[@incubusk8r]

Ha ha i though i was the only one. Stick to the point woman.

[@Jay-vz7og]

It'll start with something like college grades, two hours later, you'll be listening to what you did wrong when you were 2 years old. :D

[@dmgirl06]

Indian’s mum are like the Mexican mums 😂😂 with the sandal hahahaha

[@krishnateja7728]

Denisse Oliva really!! Nice to know. I’ve had encounters with the cloth hangers too 😅

[@dmgirl06]

Krishna Teja yes and that scene with the food containers hahaha lol Mexican mums got crazy if we lose one very similar cultures

[@krishnateja7728]

haha! true so similar. Spicy food too ;)

[@camrondirossi3249]

Indian food its like Mexican too

[@dmgirl06]

camron di rossi yes spice food and delicious 🤤

[@micahdaniel1856]

Being raised by an Indian Guyanese granny for 4 years of my life, I can confirm this is true

[@madgirlbitchingboutstuffs4344]

So motheres are loving psychopaths everywere? Mothers are awesome. This is why we need women in the army. Honastly. "Please mercy!" "Ok ur punishment will be erased. But u have to clean up ur battlefield and if there issnt trees growing here wen im back ur in big trubble! "

[@madgirlbitchingboutstuffs4344]

Claystead ok that agan is terrefying to think of. No one should be forced to serve in combat. No matter if man or women

[@callianr6980]

MadGirl BitchingBoutStuffs Some countries, especially the Norwegian ones HAVE to do that in order to continue to maintain a working military that can be deployed at a moment's notice if they're invaded. Especially since they're usually the "in between countries" others would go through in order to get the big ones like France, Spain, Russia, etc. Not everyone has the population of the US. From what I understand the practice was picked up after the World Wars. If there's someone who is a bigger expert on the subject, please feel free to correct me. PS, I do believe in at least a few of them one can supplement army time for community service, but that lasts longer.

[@joshuaward9116]

MadGirl BitchingBoutStuffs you only care about people being forced into service when it is women

[@madgirlbitchingboutstuffs4344]

Joshua Ward and how the hell did u get to that conclusion? Of course I care wen a man is forced to serve in combat too! I actually sad that in my first comment too! Don't just go around assuming peoples thoughts and values thats highly inappropriate and rude. Of course I care. I dont think ANYONE should be forced to serve! On that point I actually want to thank you callian r for your answer. I can understand that smaller countrys have a problem getting enough people to serve. I actually don't life in America. I life in Germany. The military here is free and a well payed job that usually opens a lot of doors. And even we cant really reach the numbers we want. I find it understandible when small countrys that simply have no other choice do that. But i think that if they have to force the people, then that army can only be for defence ever. I think that we all can agree that war is terrible. And that no one should be forced to participate in a war that issnt strictly nessesery. And I know that I can count myself darn lucky that i life in a country rich enough to spare that to me, but imagening that maybe someday my government could force me or my loved ones to kill in there name, to go threw war no matter if I or they agree to the reson or not... that idear is simply terrifying. I actually really don't like this way of policy were a military is needed anyway. I think humanity could do so much better then that. I find it sad that small countries even have to do it. Then agan I dont have a better solution. That all reminds me that there is problems with women in combat too. Like i already agreed that women can serve in the military, not all women and not all man are made for it. Expesshally most women arnt able to be compared to man. They cant lift the same Waights and are overall just not as much 'buld' for battle. Also women are incredibly important for the creation of the next generation. One man can impragnent many women, and technology even gave us the possibility to freeze sperm and reactivade it later. But women cant just skip there part as easaly. So is it really justified to force every woman to serve? The same goes for weaker man. Not all man are equally strong and capable for combat. Thats what makes a forcefull services so flawed. But man are more likly to be able to. They do have a natural advantage over women here. Then agan it would be shit to force man but women are fine out... I think it all comes down to the fact that a forced military is not good but sometimes necessary. And forced combat for women.. well that is a bit more complicated. Can we really equalise between the genders, if biology defently plays a big role here? I guess that depends on the situation. Im trying to think rational here. Because it happend here before. After the war practicly all man were dead or missing. And women had to take over. But over time enough women worked jobs that were originally man's and bared children. Thinking practical, what if you make all people serve, who is left to run the jobs and create the new generation? A time limit for service is a good way to ease up on that, but if almost all young women of a country die then that is a huge problem. Of course on a moral base its just as terreble if man die, i really don't want to sugarcoat that, a person issnt less important 'because penis'. But wen thinking rational and about the future of a country after a war, they are. No one should be forced to serve, but sometimes the circumstances wont give the countrie a choice. And on a moral base everyone should in that case serve, but making women serve may result in huge problemes after the war. These are my thoughts on the matter. I would be glad for anyone to share theirs with me to so i can expand my knowledge too. (I also want to apologize for my grammar, English is not my first language and i basically have to go by autocorrect. And we all know how shitty that can work out)

[@zitronentee]

Not just any women. The army need moms. X-D

[@hilarylopez7957]

6 years and it still ages well, go to this whenever I need a good laugh.

[@osirisblue2087]

Damn! This video made me re-live my childhood horrors 😰😰

[@noemiegido4813]

Why I'm starting to love your accent mama

[@afterpasthours7504]

“Everybody knows Sushma!” That hit different.

[@anishulislam148]

people think this is funny but it is not I have suffered a lot with my mum's chandels.... one of the greatest weapon on the hands of an Indian mother..... believe me once I woke up and seen her destroying my elder bother ....on second thoughts I think it was my father.... I was so scared I went to sleep immediately...

[@pewdiepiearmy9508]

Anishul Islam 😆😆😆

[@MultiBigbird01]

Lmfao!!!!!

[@Whooachannel]

its funny cuz its true. and its not just Indian mothers, which is why so many people can relate to it.

[@theoldsoul2556]

😂😂😂😂

[@MrMANISHAHLAWAT]

wtf😂

[@1969Kismet]

That flip-flop and the "vible voble" were killers!

[@Leon-pn6rb]

1969Kismet it's called a chappal

[@shankhadeepmandal978]

The moment she pulled out her chappals....I knew the convict had no chance!!!....🤣🤣🤣,she pulled out the most potent weapon with zero chances of miss

[@robertocamerlingo6281]

indian moms and italian moms are exactly the same!!! what other countries have that same tipe?

[@saturn2fire]

All asian moms

[@ayancaligacal4963]

somali moms

[@HTram]

When i was young, I once got 4 B's and 2 A's on my school report card....my mom beat me with a slipper and told me I was a disappointment. Someone else I knew, a white kid, got straight B's. His family threw him a party.

[@ayancaligacal4963]

HTram similar thing but my sister got 2Ds and 2Cs (4th grade) and my parents didn’t care. I got a 90 in English and I got my ass beat for 3 days straight.

[@MCshadr217]

Every country has the same type. Culture doesn't have ANYTHING to do with it. Hell, the other night, my mother had a knife in her hand, and held it in a threatening manner just because I was trying to eat a small bit of beef before dinner. I've been beaten with a wooden spoon, spatula, belt... With the metal end. You name it. Had shit thrown at me from my father, such as fruit, eggs, nearly glass at one point. And I'm white. Basically, people need to stop being ignorant, and accept that we're all humans. Different culture or not, we all bleed red.

[@The_Sass_Monster]

Lmao bruh who comes up with this. 😂😂 this is why British comedy is superior

[@echo71515]

Samosas, pakoras, dosas, egg curry, bhindi bhaji, chapattis, aloo tikki, biryiani, falooda... all of these things are good. I would say yes to every single tupperware and ride out my last free meal in bliss.

[@Followerof_Christ]

As a South Asian I can relate to this wholeheartedly lol 😂🙈 🇱🇰

[@LunarisCainLegacy]

Beware the Filipino Mothers XD

[@KatonNeko]

I think all crimes would be solved faster if done like this.

[@skmishra91]

And no Judiciary and Jail required ;)

[@raifij6698]

Just bring their mom

[@ishouldntbehere4377]

I am from Romania and my grandmother is just like the Indian mom.It's hilarious!🤣

[@SurendraSingh-wd2zw]

My mom has entered the chat, arrange marriage? 😂

[@ufolamb]

Her and my Mexican grandma would make the perfect team

[@sm0000]

ufolamb .....😲😨🤕

[@shizukaelitekromie8270]

My mom teaching my lil bro......but i got hit too...😂😂😂 Don't know why..

[@karthick4442]

Shizuka Kuchiki same here.. i used to lock myself in the bathroom when my brother was beaten(for his mistake) because i knew i was next..

[@Siddharth-zl1qe]

@@karthick4442 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😋🤣

[@Siddharth-zl1qe]

@@karthick4442 fear is so so so real 😢😭😭😭😅

[@sm0000]

To my mom..I am the joker...my little bro is Batman....and dad is gordon

[@DewDropsRose]

This is classic!

[@546-apoorvaranjan7]

As an Indian I can confirm that they got all the stereotypes on point

[@DJSherinee]

This video and the comments made me miss my mom even more♥️💖. RIP mom, will always miss you in my life 😞😭💔💯

[@marylourdes4498]

Sorry about your loss, RIP, she loves you and always there for you god bless, be strong 👍🙏💐

[@albagaming6107]

Bring back goodness gracious me !!!!!!!

[@KR-nv3ru]

TheReal UkTrue, why, when you can make it yourself at home for nothing?!! All you need is a small aubergine.

[@MightyMouse350]

she had me at the first slap of the sandal 😂😂

[@MissEleanorRoseXO]

This lady is fab

[@nevedhachristy9153]

That robber: can we just talk about robbery .

[@TheSteve285]

Fantastic sketch. Indian mom is brilliant but the criminal deserves praise as well, his reactions were perfect from the fear from the mention of Auntie Pat to the subtle reaction of bring called a disappointment. Brilliant fall guy.

[@sakshimukherjee5716]

Being an Indian...It's totally relatable 😂

[@MrLikea8055]

SAKSHI MUKHERJEE +anil dey.I feel so sorry for you that you had to face such abuse.😢😓

[@sm0000]

MrLikea8055 ....this is not abuse..,this is called mother's love, it is a way of growing.... There is always a mom in an Indian women...,my father sometimes address me mom when I scold him for eating oily snacks...😊

[@ishtiyaqkhanyusufzai8144]

She got no infinity stone .......yet 😂😂😂

[@mylanyoung]

I find it hilarious how everyone's trying to say how their mom is even worse than everybody else's mom. Like guys, I'm not sure if this is something we should be proud or bragging about 😅

[@nandanapalchowdhury4588]

Haha

[@SaraanSarangi]

Welcome to south asia and middle east.

[@rrajivmehra]

This made me laugh so hard that I cried! That’s not JUST an Indian Mom, that’s a PUNJABI Indian Mom!

[@funtelevison6324]

I still remember the punch my mom landed on my face for not eating 😂😂 I hated it then but I love remembering it now. Trust me mom makes you a better person

[@mxsdrago]

Indian food slaps. How dare he not even *touch* it

[@DavidJJames]

Are you sure this isn't a Polish mother?

[@alishababutt425]

She can be classified as a Pakistani mum as well

[@tinyspeaker]

Alishaba Butt no, get away from us

[@simransimran9339]

Pretty much all mothers.

[@SantomPh]

any mother east of Bavaria , south of Austria in all directions

[@Siddharth-zl1qe]

@@alishababutt425 well she is related to PRIYA so I guess it's not a Pakistani mom " " if we're being logical! "