Shashi Tharoor And Sudha Murty Talk Books

Shashi Tharoor dons the hat of a literary critic in this interaction with acclaimed author and philanthropist Sudha Murty, who just published her 200th title, “Here, There and Everywhere”.

[@BillionDollerDream]

when she says 'raise your hand' clearly shows she is a teacher....imagine how lovable she must have been as a teacher.

[@bala30892]

Even Kalam sir says the same. Raise your hands and only one question. Those were his few words which has his roots of a teacher

[@manashejmadi]

@@mahirakhan3867 lol. You probably dont even understand what that word means. Go find it in the dictionary.

[@DineshkumarPuli]

Please ignore people like Mahira, they are here just to ruin the positive vibe. Don't pay any attention to these characters, they don't deserve a response.

[@flashfan3706]

Rightly said

[@mariamtariq389]

Couldn't agree more 😇

[@anubhutijain5487]

Never thought my attention could be diverted in a video with Tharoor but that's Sudha Murthy for you.

[@irfinity]

Tharoor is also being a good interviewer.... He's letting her speak and not interrupting her.

[@stdio.h166]

@@irfinity at some points she interrupted.... actually...😂😂😂😂😂

[@anubhutijain5487]

@@irfinity Definitely!

[@nirajsingh8403]

What do you mean a video with Tharror.. He's such a classy eloquent gentleman

[@pe5687]

@@nirajsingh8403 her surname says it 😂😂

[@behere3319]

She is treated as mother by so many, especially in Bangalore. I have no blood relationship with her, still, my 11th, 12th college fees, books, tuition fees are sponsored by Infosys foundation. Today I am an engineer. She is mother or for sure a maternal figure to me. Respect for her in my heart can never be described by words. Love you so much Sudha mam

[@midni8voice99]

Wow. Glad to hear that❤

[@devashrijoshi9079]

Your 11th-12th + degree was sponsored by Infosys? How?

[@behere3319]

@@devashrijoshi9079 there is a NGO called Prerana. They conduct a competitive exam for high school student. Based on meriy they select some percentage of students and these students are eligible to get sponsored by Infosys

[@unbeatablesoul6562]

Great yarr❤

[@eklavyasharma]

No matter what language a mother speaks, she speaks non-stop. She proves her point. 😄

[@sultanshaikh9467]

Right

[@bananatiger]

?

[@pranjalisharma8429]

Nailed it !

[@rahulkaratambfmzfmzgkv4575]

True that

[@arunjoshi6820]

@@sultanshaikh9467 aaaaaaaaaaaaaàààaaaaa

[@vinayreddynelakanta6276]

He speaks like my english teacher But when she talk , it's like my granny talking to me . I can keep listening all day long

[@laxmireddy2440]

You are right!!!

[@kirankumardhule]

Yes

[@sac8492]

Lucky u

[@sunandapandey6476]

yes

[@comicsdude3166]

I agree.

[@theexamsmadesimple]

The Look at Shashi Tharoor’s face when Mrs. Sudha Murthy said “Sunanda” where are you?

[@Anonymous-og9uj]

Subham sir😅

[@theacrid9062]

😂😂😂

[@himareddy9843]

Hahahhahaha wht a presence of mind👏👏

[@rajneesh8960]

Man😂

[@adityasinghparihar1737]

Your are fucking intelligent biro

[@dhruv5763]

By looking at her simplicity no one can tell that she is a billionaire. Everyone should learn this from her and her husband. Great people!! God bless them.

[@yelenapahadia6375]

Are you kidding me!!???? I didn't know she was a billionaire

[@dhruv5763]

She is Mrs Sudha Murthy, wife of Founder and CEO of Infosys Mr. Narayan Murthy who is worth 270 Crore USD. I THINK THAT COUNTS IN BILLIONAIRE

[@sandhyavinodperkewar8167]

Sudha Murthy has not bought a sari for herself from 30 years....and she's the CHAIR PERSON of INFOSYS.....This is called SIMPLICITY!!

[@notyourbusiness2687]

"EVERYONE" should learn?? Bro , ppl get to decide how they want to spend their hard earned money ... We don't have to lecture them on that

[@linkingg1664]

Fool she is a rich person....dont be quick to decide

[@ashukaushik9266]

A rare sight when Shashi Tharoor is totally overshadowed by someone.

[@abhishekkrishna3902]

Imagine if the interviewer was Arnab Goswami 😂 Audience wants to know sudha ji

[@SoulforLife98]

Very powerful woman

[@rajavishnuvardhana6830]

She is adorable woman.never felt she is billionaire.

[@snackplay4397]

Bro this was not a debate 😅

[@rajkumargaikwad8392]

@@abhishekkrishna3902 arnab come wearing a pamper inside😁

[@neilchakr]

"i dont have good memory..." "In 2001, my son wrote to me" Sudha Murty is gold

[@martian3250]

🤣🤣

[@dhairyakarani9641]

😂😂

[@famegainer895]

@CONFID3NC3 hypocrisy of sudha murthy 😂😂

[@rakeshsinghprs]

She said Rohan may not remember, not her memory

[@forbusiness8019]

2001 has black memories #parliamentAttacks ( which is indelible)

[@KnightOfSummer1995]

Feels like a 12 year old is talking, who has a wisdom of 60 year old.

[@harshsrivastav6296]

Very true..

[@AshishGopal]

She's a jolly kid at heart! 😁

[@Sahumerchant]

Very much true..

[@joy9346]

Hmmm

[@vrushabh1816]

I remember class 9 NCERT English lesson 1 , " How I Taught My Grandmother to Read". 😊😊

[@sukritiverma439]

Same here

[@sukritiverma439]

@@ksenku no it is 9th only !!!

[@SanithKNambiar]

@@sukritiverma439 Class 9 English Textbook Beehive and Supplementary Reader Moments don't have any lessons by Sudha Murthy. Maybe in the old NCERT books ?

[@justakshat6167]

Same.

[@paramsinghchib1019]

Its in class 11... I had it in year 2017

[@drvidya09]

"How I taught my grandmother to read " is one of the best book and I have read it completely 🤩😘

[@mercymettilda8088]

Book name please

[@finyschool]

Fuck 🤣🤣 it's a chapter

[@abhishekghosh4384]

@@mercymettilda8088 she already mentioned it.

[@YoursTAngel]

​@@abhishekghosh4384 It's a chapter in cbse English literature

[@Ayan-od8hk]

Oh yes, this was a great one

[@shubhammangla8777]

I'm happy Tharoor allowed her to speak her mind without interrupting her.

[@amt1053]

Imagine if Tharoor was replaced with Arnab

[@sunnydeb6813]

@@amt1053kam khallas

[@adityasinghraghuwanshi268]

@@amt1053 Arnab Goswami bolega mtlb kuch bhi kuch bhi

[@natbhanjanharshada]

He never interrupts tho!

[@Sahumerchant]

He knows the value of listening unlike Arnob...

[@pahadilad06]

This lady is soo pure. Just loved the way she spoke each and every word

[@vishwassalgaokar6438]

I am one of the children who read her story " A letter to JRD Tata " and it definitely changed my mindset and behaviour towards women in a positive way..... lots of love to you ma'am ❤️

[@wonderlanderg]

She is that aunty we all know, who tells stories to our mothers and we sitting next to them to simply enjoy listening them for no particular reason.

[@Ujwalarangoli]

She is Infosys founder's wife

[@trampvlogger2467]

Aunty Infosys ki maalik h... 😂😂😂 Or 3-4 NGO ki founder...

[@lordmohanty]

I have never been around or heard from any such aunty, not relatable this time.

[@asgharabdulla8800]

Who is aunty ? , She is a billionaire 😄🤨, just look at her simplicity , that shows her super nature.

[@ishasingh3439]

Most of these people didn’t understand what you were trying to say. He was not referring to her wealth. What he meant was we all know an aunty who is very jolly, lovable and who likes to talk and tell stories.

[@Imposter1199]

It is very hard to believe that she is one of India's richest woman, such simplicity 🙏.

[@saswatamondal3447]

Most of the richest person in the world is like that.

[@gnanaprasannakumarreddy283]

@@saswatamondal3447 what about nita ambani

[@Gh3387]

gnanaprasannakumar reddy he spoke of simplicity,didn’t he ?

[@arush7519]

@@gnanaprasannakumarreddy283 She didn't earn her money like Sudha ma'am did 😊

[@gauravsoni9817]

South Indian culture

[@sreejeshvadakkekkara3885]

Huge respect to both legends who create rays of positivity to thousands of India 🇮🇳

[@ankitkumain]

I had a huge smile on my face throughout the video. One can actually see how passionately she tells her stories.

[@shabanakhan834]

Same here

[@sailaab]

if this enthralled you, then you might absolutely love the full video/s Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKvFl4ljfrRka68 Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGfXXqR9qKpoi7M this interaction happened in May 2018 in Bengaluru. (no idea why Brut pirated this after a year and half and didn't even credit the source).

[@ankitkumain]

@@sailaab Thanks for your recommendation..

[@ankitkumain]

@@shabanakhan834 😊

[@sailaab]

*+Ankit ji* _ /|\ _ 🙇

[@avij257]

This is like a civilised people... How he eloquently listened each and every word she said....

[@Newsetuploading]

That is not how eloquent is used...

[@sarthak8350]

Yes

[@avij257]

@Gopi from Jupiter who is arnab

[@Jenny-mo1be]

‘Eloquently’ comes in speaking skills not listening!! 🙄

[@81sudo]

Oh I would like to add the word "pretend"😏

[@SonaliMNarkar05]

I love you Sudha Mam.... At my school times I never loved reading books but one day I just thought of turning pages of your book to check what exactly makes my younger sister engrossed in reading all the time. I just started reading and couldn't leave the book untill I read it whole.I truly didn't know when I fell in love with your books. I love the way you write it's so simple to understand. The whole picture set in front of the eyes when I read the stories written by you. Now I have introduced my child to your books and he enjoy it to the fullest. Thank you Mam🙏😊

[@MsEternalpeace]

Sudha Murthy: Female version of Dr APJ Kalam.

[@MsEternalpeace]

Simple, selfless, inspiring, childlike innocence and purity of heart but great clarity of thoughts, confident, wanting to give more n more, desire nothing. So much like Kalam Sir.

[@prakashsinghgehlot7570]

Both are gems but don't compare them . I'm very good doesn't mean I should be compared to someone else ! Uniqueness has a different charm ,let both of them be unique ,both are great but are special when seen alone🙂❤️!

[@sourabhkansal3123]

Both are legend's. Inspiration to us :)

[@adityapandey8096]

Jyada tarif ho gayi

[@rajavishnuvardhana6830]

@@adityapandey8096 when you don't know many thing about her it seems like that..

[@talentzone8257]

*I don't have good memory to remember what I lied before. So I never lie* 😂😂😂😂😂

[@nathashafernando]

Same theory here. So I just stick with the truth. Lying is too much work

[@mercytingzou]

Same here 😜

[@sanketwalunj3937]

ITS A HUMAN THING

[@Vivek-cw7zc]

It's true it's true. I'm the same actually. I've been caught before for wrongly following up the previous lie😂

[@idbhandari9952]

@@nathashafernando 9g3

[@feminashaikh5053]

Wow! Such a delight to watch Sudhaji being interviewed by Shashi Tharoor. Love her stories and yes we encourage children to read and discuss her stories in class. They are truly fascinating.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@saktiprasadswain6546]

She speaks indian English..so we don't need subtitles

[@NupurMate]

Yes but shashi doesn't

[@aniketyadav7998]

There are many who don't even speak indian english.

[@sailaab]

if this enthralled you, then you might absolutely love the full video/s Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKvFl4ljfrRka68 Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGfXXqR9qKpoi7M this interaction happened in May 2018 in Bengaluru. (no idea why Brut pirated this after a year and half and didn't even credit the source).

[@pranavpatel870]

Shashi doesn't 😅

[@ayoshwinipradhan476]

@@aniketyadav7998 I think those people won't watch this video..

[@Swapnil_Joshi]

Instead of telling she's Narayan Murthi's wife we must say Narayan Murthi is husband of Sudha Murthi... Great mam we need more like you...

[@farazsayyed3968]

We actually here say that

[@Swapnil_Joshi]

@@farazsayyed3968 very nice 👍🤗

[@Vivek-cw7zc]

Lol now you're being unjust to Narayan Murty. I actually got to know her as Sudha Murty first and only later did I find out that she's Narayan Murty's wife. She's good and already has her own identity today so let's just mention her separately.

[@shine2678]

Yess, everybody has their own identity irrespective of gender❣❣❣

[@sandhyavinodperkewar8167]

@@khushi-zd1xi very much true.....both are respectable as per their deeds.....irrespective of their gender.....✌🏻

[@deblinasarkar9006]

How I Taught My Grandmother to Read is a story that is so close to my heart.. I am so glad to finally learn about who wrote it. Her name in the textbook is flashing before my eyes. I can't find deserving words to appreciate her writing capabilities. This story will stay with me forever.

[@pikachuvlog344]

I also remember krishtakka sudha amma's grandmother ❤.....still remember she gave sudha ji frock as guru dakshina

[@bilalsayeed]

I like her conversation, she seems to be truthful lady. Our elders should be like her.

[@Sabkuchkhaas]

First you should be like her

[@Priyaa7885]

Correct but shes has a bad habbit too "shes a bad listener"

[@Sabkuchkhaas]

@@Priyaa7885 how

[@manjunathak7589]

@@Priyaa7885 I don't think so ,as she still attends classes to learn old Kannada language.. And when she talks everyone listens and nobody thinks to talk in front of her...

[@venumr8089]

@@Priyaa7885 she was just bit excited to finish her words

[@abbashaidari8313]

Sudha mam is one of the purest people ever. Whenever you hear her talk, it's soo positive and motivating. And you have a smile constantly on your face.

[@abbashaidari8313]

@subhadeep mandal I don't know if your problem is Qur'an specific, but not everyone can be like Sudha mam. It's very difficult. That's why there are so few people like her. I don't really know what relegion has to do here.. but even considering a lot of Hindu aunties her age, even they spend a lot of time in prayer and pooja. I don't really see any issue with that. People have the freedom to choose however they wanna spend their time. And if even after seeing something soo positive, you can only spew hate. Brother, I'm really really worried for you. Take a break from social media. Visit a small town away from the rush of the city. Perhaps visit a temple for the first time in your life. Maybe you'll find peace of mind there.

[@prakashsinghgehlot7570]

@@abbashaidari8313 bro, I'm Hindu (it was necessary to mention here) and I want to tell I loved what you replied . Few guys can't look out of religion may be their system works after seeing the religion , just like this guy ! More than humanism , racism owes his body !

[@prakashsinghgehlot7570]

@subhadeep mandal stop commenting about religion , if you can't spread love then better don't spread hatred ! Become more of a human first! 🖕

[@kiran2pinto]

Abbas, A Muslim brother asking a Hindu brother to visit temple for peace of mind is absolute gold. Great words brother. And yes, u r right. There are v few ppl like Sudha Ma'am. She has such simplicity and humble nature and such a inspiration to all

[@snigdhasabarish2758]

@Abbas Haidari rightly said brother.... Reading religious books is not a waste of time, rather it gives inner peace... And everybody has their bent of mind and orientation.... We live in a liberal space where everyone has a right to do what they like... All the best.. really appreciate your wisdom and thoughts. Hare Krishna !

[@Poeticallyme1304]

One of the best, unparalleled love stories I have ever read and would recommend others to read is "Gently Falls the Bakula"🥺🥺❤❤( Shrimathi- Shrikanth will forever be in my heart ). Her narrative style is so impressive! It hits your heart right and purifies without leaving an iota of guilty trace. A big fan of her writing style since school days 🥺❤

[@KamalSharma-fk9nb]

I didn't know Sudha ji was so talkative. Anyway, her stories are wonderful.

[@shibabrataray8610]

@Anju Lata Singh but she said she is an extrovert and a very talkative person

[@rajeshvettuni]

Almost all of all women are Good Talkatives

[@subhaschandrabosekijay4130]

@@rajeshvettuni No brother some said Oh.. Ok.. Thik hai.. Achha.. Hmm in reply even to a long msg or talk🤣🤣

[@ಟೆಸ್ಲಾನಿಕೋಲಾ]

@@subhaschandrabosekijay4130 😆

[@ghumgwuie5463]

I love Sudha Murty. My favourite is " How I taught my grandmother" by Sudha Murty.

[@sunishthanangal1121]

Loved it!!

[@MonikaMonikaaD]

Hey Do read "three thousand stitches " too . It's equally amazing 💗

[@NikhilSharma-xv6gx]

I am an engineer, and for me Sudha Murty's husband is Narayan Murty, only because of this CBSE lesson. I am not good and memorising author's name, but somehow, I just remembered her name.

[@shrikantiahtdr8022]

Lol. We had that in 9th grade😂

[@kritikayadav1716]

@@MonikaMonikaaD someone coent on this later so that I can read it. i have my exams right now

[@midni8voice99]

This whole conversation was so satisfying, the way Sudha ma'am narrating her experiences calling out peraons and Shashi Sir doing namaste to Sudha ma'am's sister Sunanda❤. Great to watch this 😊

[@Phoenix.219]

I love listening to her..she sounds like such a cute,enthusiastic lady who has a lot to give to others

[@sailaab]

if this enthralled you, then you might absolutely love the full video/s Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKvFl4ljfrRka68 Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGfXXqR9qKpoi7M this interaction happened in May 2018 in Bengaluru. (no idea why Brut pirated this after a year and half and didn't even credit the source).

[@bhavyasubhash8979]

She such a gem, love you so much

[@shine2678]

I like to read books without dictionary... Anyone else??!

[@chaitanyakulkarni9141]

I do read Sudha Murthy books but in Kannada because were from the same district and she still lives here.

[@shurik3nz346]

Doesn’t everyone? Do you just pull out a dictionary to read? Just google if don’t know a words meaning. Usually you can guess the words meaning from the context.

[@yelenapahadia6375]

Well i am so engrossed in the book while reading that whenever i am reading a new word, i totally ignore it and then after two three weeks the word randomly comes to my mind and i can't help it but to look for it in the dictionary

[@tapankumarbhandary8858]

I want to read a dictionary without books.

[@arjunkarumiyar4685]

I like to read books without books

[@eyemanworld2576]

After listening to her it feel like they are talking with me straight and telling me all those highly positive stories and it feel so good that I'll continue to listen for long and long hours ☺️

[@gainerm5845]

You have Dr. RAJKUMAR, you have Sudhamurthy, you have Rahul Dravid Kannada culture =kindness, humility.

[@bitik9847]

Proud of Kannadiga

[@aad2451]

Best Comment

[@aadrath1236]

While there's absolutely no doubt that Sudha Murthy ma'am is a gem; at the same time there's nothing wrong in flaunting your wealth as long as it has not been earned through deception or is accorded the status of blood money. Being made to apologise for living your life by respecting the boundaries and framework of individualism is nothing but plain hypocrisy/societal envy. That's not Kannada Culture.

[@daya8581]

@Sanskari Nari Rahul Dravid is Bangalorean but not a Kannadiga. He is Marathi or Hindi person. Only reason why people want to call him Kannadiga is because he can speak basic Kannada and that too with difficulty and kind of discomfort inspire being born and brought up in Karnataka.

[@-_--_-2106]

"How I taught my grandmother" - Sudha Murty. Glad that I read it.

[@lilcheese5780]

Thank u so much....I wasn't able to recall the name of her work ...

[@-_--_-2106]

@@lilcheese5780 well there's a lot that she's has done in her life. i.e Inspiring

[@roms7626]

Yeah I HAD to read it but I have no regrets

[@saveenakarkera371]

One of the book The day I stopped drinking milk.. She writes mostly on her own life experiences.. Respect from bottom of heart

[@thequickwit8174]

​@@lilcheese5780 did you even watch the video, she named it in there

[@anil7581]

I was there along with a friend (Ms. Nisha) of mine in that meeting. It was a typical Bangalorean rainy evening and an amazing day with a great exchange of thoughts, ideas, knowledge and opinions apart from experiences. I could feel each and every moment of the evening after watching this. This was my third encounter of the simple, amazing and motherly lady (The previous 2 were in my alma matter, the IISc-Bangalore). There were some more great local speakers in that meeting. Thank you Brut India for this video.

[@Ujwalarangoli]

She is billionaire but there no artificial hair die, no gold ornaments she wear,great women.proud to be kannadiga.

[@anjaneidhayalan]

I really wished you had said proud Indian.

[@KPlyf]

Wearing normally has nothing to do with parenting. Good mom bad mom 🙄🙄

[@manjunathak7589]

@@anjaneidhayalan Nothing wrong in Saying Proud kannadiga ,as Kannadigas are not some foreigners we are Indians only

[@thilakraj6169]

@@manjunathak7589 But indian = not kannadiga.. This thing only works in inside karnataka only.. U can't do the same in open media

[@thilakraj6169]

@subhadeep mandal i dnt knw much abt tanhaji.. I'm not a maratha.. And here tanhaji is irrelevant..

[@ArchanaSharma-vk2wt]

Wait a minute, is she's the writer of how I taught my grandmother to read😱😳😲 Look I still remember the author 😂

[@shubhamambolkar4807]

CBSE kid huh btw me 2 😂😂😂

[@mayasanthosh1432]

Yeah me too...

[@ThatMysticBrunette]

She isn't just that. She and her husband are the founders of Infosys.. and there are many more achievements of her, you could google about them. She is truly a gem.

[@mukeshjoshi1567]

searching for this one only 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@priyatosh3009]

Me too when I'm in class 9th, first chapter was that ,my teacher taught me but at that time I don't know about her.

[@payalshinde3951]

Wow I am feeling proud that “how I taught my mother to read" was part of my English syllabus, but before that I red here one book which was “gently falls the bakula" !! And it was amazing book, and from that time she became my favourite writer !!🙏😀

[@pratibhapatnaik5320]

"How I taught my Grandmother to read" was a chapter in our English Literature. It's such a heart-warming story by Sudha Murthy🙏

[@djdarbary]

What a perfect combo; two of my favourite people in conversation. Dr. Tharoor asks such relevant questions, and HE DOESN'T INTERRUPT. Would love to see the complete interview. 🍀

[@akhileshsajwan9248]

It is available on penguin India channel.

[@dhanvvvii]

She is the best . She literally hits the point where you connect and synchronised with time

[@gauravkandankovi7354]

"I think in Kannada and write it in English........" LOVED IT!!!!

[@doctorkhan4378]

Shashi is a rare linguistic genius. A treat to listen to. His construction of sentences, extempore usage & choice of words & terms, tenses, pronunciation & expression, all par excellence. Very unusual!👍

[@sivarampochiraju]

Thank you very much Sudha Garu. I have thoroughly enjoyed your conversation with subdued and enthusiastic Shashi Tharoor. Simply great.

[@whatsinthename8660]

I had no idea she is so talkative... namaskar madam!!

[@suga022]

Don’t you think talkative is kinda negative to say?

[@whatsinthename8660]

@@suga022 extrovert? Expressive? Forthcoming? Transparent? I respect her lot,I would be proud of myself if I achieve fraction of what she's achieved...

[@vivekmahto2612]

Just finished reading 'Three thousand stitches',Sudha Murthy is a legend, incredible stories and more of us should look upto her❤️

[@lostNseeker]

Its so sweet to hear Two intellectuals talking on a topics.... Love you both

[@unitingindia3421]

she is a genuine soul... lots of respect and we already love Shashi sir

[@neelimachristopher620]

She is someone we can call Amma. Such an inspiration!

[@divyalakshmanan9084]

This is the first time I'm listening to her really felt like my own grandma come up with stories what a lovable lady blessed students to have her as a teacher

[@rockys2616]

She is too young in her curiosity..

[@maayascreations-kannada8980]

She is name of simplicity, down to earth, v kannadigas r always Grateful to her services... She is ಕನ್ನಡದ ಸರಿ n also ಕನ್ನಡಿಗರ ಸಿರಿ..

[@vidyasraoraok7815]

ಮತ್ತು ಕನ್ನಡದ ಒಲುಮೆಯ ಗರಿ.

[@snehlata817]

I really didn't knew how 'I taught my grandmother' was written by her....such a great story it was ❤️❤️

[@thelionking2979]

A philosophy that can change humanity: L - Love I - Inspire F - Focus on doing good E - Empower ourselves as well as others

[@Dheerendra]

When she says "Sunanda where are you raise your hand" I think tharoor might have got a heart attack if Sudha had brought Sunanda Pushkar into the audience. At 3:55

[@educationcentre8312]

Yeah I too noticed it

[@rajeshreddy9519]

🤣🤣

[@Hooman_Being]

😂😂😂

[@abhis6800]

😂

[@bangalorefamily946]

A great personality, to listen to and so much to learn from between an immense simplicity. Thanks for the upload.👏🙏🤗🙂

[@dakshayanisharma6154]

Sudha Murthy ji is the living example of "simple living and high thinking".

[@liveletlive3348]

*Simplicity at it's best, no show-off* _Both are renowned personalities , author, lecturer, famous politician , social worker etc._ _Yet , one said she doesn't have excellent vocabulary like other & other person(Shashi) made sure he use normal words_ 👏🏼👏🏼 _Applaudable _

[@jennitamonteiro9728]

Beautiful... Would love to hear her more... Non-stop, as she showed her motherly teaching nature n how she moved it in her life for overall good👍. Bravo mam

[@saucygamer6336]

Sudha: Most people like me are just fine in english. also Sudha: we speak COLLOQUIAL language.

[@inihos]

What's wrong with that? I dont get it.

[@saucygamer6336]

@@inihos colloquial is not a commonly used word. You need to have a good understanding of english for it.

[@lilcheese5780]

She should've used vernacular lol

[@12ANSHBHATIA]

Haha, nice one

[@miterbasar1526]

🤣🤣🤣

[@divyamtyagi3792]

*Sunanda raise your hand* Shashi : ight imma head out

[@RPSubliminal]

😂😂

[@manu_33]

😂😂😂

[@meticulous-analyst]

Spot on 🤣🤣🤣

[@prathikshashetty872]

😂😂😂😂

[@bhargavsrivastav5780]

😂😂

[@rachna1301]

Sudha Murthy is one of my favourite authors ,her way of convaying messages in the form of text feels like a person is sitting next to u and they are telling u a story . Love Her work ❤️

[@beentherelovedit9150]

I LOVE SUDHA MURTY. Her books are fresh collections of innocent and life changing stories.

[@ayshwaryajk9014]

I can finish her books in one day, so lovely & interesting. A living legend & a gem she is♥️

[@miss_8thwonder]

Name of the books?

[@JustMe54328]

A thousand stitches

[@asheditz27]

3:04 If that was part of you syllabus. You can understand those feelings!

[@navinkmrsingh]

"I used to teach them Computer Science for 45 mins and in last 15 mins I would tell them a story. All these girls after so many years remeber the stories but not the Computer Science." ....Damn she is funny

[@riteshthakur3201]

she is very good at english...but let me tell you , the English she's speaking, everyone can understand ... This is simplicity , legend 🙏

[@manishpatil8769]

0:33 even Britishers used dictionary when shashi tharoor is speaking!🔥

[@poojakalaiah5703]

She is blessing to Karnataka. I show her to my daughter how simplicity attracts respect 🙏

[@whiterose5083]

To whole country too :)

[@syedainayaqadri2326]

True 🙏

[@005JR8]

@Felicity Ribeiro even kerala is heaven for left wing extermists

[@005JR8]

@Hello Boy i think you don't know much about kerala

[@bitik9847]

@Felicity Ribeiro Karnataka is Right Wing and we are proud of it. Right wing is not bad, it just means we are proud of everything we are from Religion to Language. Our state is also very Cultural and peaceful as we don't habe Pseudo Left crazy idiots who destroy everything

[@meeranahmed5424]

Her books sound exactly like the way she speaks. Respect to this humble woman.

[@hahssh]

When she said "kannada", touched my heart..... 💝💝💝

[@aniruddha1028]

She is such a down to earth person....so much modesty and simplicity in her talks....

[@chiyo_darling]

I've just introduced my Kids to her books and they love her writing.

[@sivakpillai3158]

She is the symbol of simplicity and role model to all women. I and my family respect her.

[@shalakajoshi1448]

i got my first sudha murthy book when i was 10, and she is truly amazing

[@shirazhabib2022]

I had a smile all the way till the end 🥰.. just because she is simple.. her philanthropic work doesn’t get highlighted much .. as there is no bling 💥.. Hope both husband and wife get the Bharat Ratna before their time 🤗

[@swavnasahoo]

Ive read a book from sashi tharoor and one from Murthy ma'am, and she's spot on about the difference. ❤❤

[@Hari_om_tatsath]

Which is great?

[@sailaab]

Akshii.. blue colour and green colour.. which is better? which is great?

[@sailaab]

curious as to which of their books you read. thanks

[@Hari_om_tatsath]

@@sailaab haha well said

[@sailaab]

*+Akshi* _ /|\ _ 🙇

[@pranjalvw2193]

Me:- Hey Google, Translate "scripturient" in hindi. Google:- Hey Shashi, Translate Scripturient in english

[@RJ-eu1zr]

Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂🙏🙏🔥

[@radioladki4941]

Lol 😂

[@asaks06]

😂😂epic one

[@adityasanthosh702]

Lol

[@abhiramisubhash583]

Now that's an underrated comment

[@mmmanhahashimmm]

The two modern legends of Indian Literature sitting next to each other is the real Gold!

[@abhilashkota7816]

That moment when Sudha Murthy started talking about Sunanda infront of tharoor.. 😂😂😂

[@arbindkumartiwary7241]

Abhilash Gupta O God then only I was felling that Sunanda was someone whom I hv heard before. O it just slipped out of my mind. By the way thanks for making me remember 😂😂😂😂

[@Quran1Verse]

Who is Sunanda????

[@Anurag.Dronam]

Lol😂😂

[@kirankumardhule]

Lol

[@sadiya2418]

What why? Tell me I want to know please

[@prettypinkpompoms]

Did Mr. Tharoor's heart skip a beat when Sudha ma'am asked her sister "Sunanda" to raise her hand?? 🧐🧐

[@naturelover888]

Why???

[@shishirrai2474]

Haaahha..

[@sumanthadlagatta]

😆😆😆

[@bhoja_raj_b]

Oh man, got it now, a day later. Sunanda his wife😂

[@sanjaypn4345]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sheenapalanivelu9168]

Sudha Murthy is a breath of fresh air! Great vibes! So inspiring. And seeing her conversing "English" with another inspiring writer and orator, Mr Shashi Tharoor, is bang on!

[@Hausser-nb1ff]

I remember i was weeping when that incident came in "how i taught my grandmother" that her grandmother was trying to read the lines by running her fingure over the lines as sudha used to do while reading but she couldnt read...and i was feeling the egerness of her wanting to know the story...that lession is one of very few which i still remember.... Love u ma'am. 🙏❤🧡❤

[@fathimafarahna2633]

OMG a billionaire. No jewellery, no brand clothes, no flashy gold watches, no nothing💪

[@adhishkulkarni5651]

She gave up shopping sarees long back, she wears what her sister and relatives give her.!! Sudha murthy for you!!☺️

[@rahulsemwal2834]

It's a personal choice kid.

[@Shivam-jp8nm]

@@rahulsemwal2834 but it also shows how much dedicated you are for others, it reflects thinking. It reflects lot of subtle things about a person.

[@gurudattag]

If you haven't heard of it, there is a real incident in her life. She was once mistaken as economy class traveller when she was standing in the boarding queue of business class.... and was snidely showed the economy class queue although she was indeed a business class ticket holder

[@deviprasad7442]

This our sudha amma

[@p.k.rajagopalnair2125]

It was nice to watch both Shashi Tharoor and Sudha Murthy having a parley with each other , both are writers , both having great amount of wisdom, knowledge and experience and both having many things to share with each other and with others. Both are gems , both are having many things in common , others should learn lessons from these kind of intelligent people , who are really treasures of modern literary world.

[@anushreemishra4244]

Honestly, couldn't help but smile ear to ear while watching Mrs. Murthy's passion and enthusiasm. She's one of my favourite writers. She's the perfect example of the fact that one can't fake genuineness ❤️

[@samanya_jeevi]

I am a very lucky person, ma'am also recognise me. When I met her, it was like "why is she so harsh" Later on I understood that she is treating everyone like her child, that's why she keeps on correcting everyone. I thank her for being herself. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@samanya_jeevi]

She has scolded me for continuously for 12 minutes of her life. I am so lucky. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@layaputcha563]

Namaste sudha ma'am, your books inspire me everyday, every second and every word of your books, interviews and thoughts bring in a wonderful thought and mind set, thank you so much ma'am

[@sachindandge764]

This is called a true rich person.classic human being..

[@kotimoto]

I have met her, she is amazing and very very down to earth

[@badbunny1589]

Salute to sudha murty for her work but this man sitting next to her is shit ....no work just nullhe and his party

[@biswajeet9826]

@@badbunny1589 there are bad things and good things and works in every government man. No one can deny that.

[@manjunathjogi3786]

Perhaps She is my only Icon. Such an humble woman 😊

[@devanshkhandelwal7749]

2:55 i suddenly recognize it . Class 10 🥰🥰

[@ashwinkumarkupsad2255]

"Sunanda where are you? Raise your hand" That look on Shashi Tharoor's face

[@Physiology-E-Paathshala]

Mam I read your first book because I knew you to be mrs narayan murthy....but after that I read many others because I came to know YOU....Hats off...Love your mythology series the most....

[@techtalkbypayalbhattacharj5704]

Oh God...she is in my ❤️... can't resist listening to her...and watching her ...she is a divine soul.... Learned 1drop from this ocean of love,care,share and simplicity...Wish to meet her once and touch her feet....🙏😇

[@devmn204]

"Shashi Tharoor and Sudha Murty talk books" Me: Boy, is this gonna be fun...!

[@fouzya8310]

@Dynomynamic 7 "is this" works right, actually 😊

[@aryastark5611]

@@fouzya8310 pretty sure he was talking about the 'gonna' part

[@darahascanjeevaram8661]

@@aryastark5611 still works with 'gonna'

[@contresillodenettur9828]

@@fouzya8310 but the above phrase is interrogative and it's considered invalid if it ends with an exclamatory

[@fouzya8310]

@@contresillodenettur9828 I understand where you're coming from, but I'm like 95% sure when the word "boy" precedes the phrase "is this going to be fun", using exclamation mark is correct. I could be wrong.

[@prernadumka7701]

Read 'How I taught my grandmother to read' in 9th standard and it was divine. Not the words that mattered but the story and the purety of emotions were magnetic. Her pen is mightier than the sword in ture sense. Admiration and praise 🙏

[@obitashi0098]

I really am very pleased to read chapter 1 of class 9th CBSE's english book, i.e; HOW I TAUGHT MY GRANDMOTHER TO READ and can't express how i felt when she said about that..... Really, Loads of love to Sudha Murty mam

[@pranjalisharma8429]

I remember as a kid she is the first writer I got interested in when I read her story about her grandmother which was in our textbook . No idea of literature but then too she influenced me when I was in 5th grade .it's such a homey feeling to read her .