10 Indian Businesses Making The Most Expensive Products In The World | So Expensive

[@hardnfree]

If these were made from Italy or Paris or Japan they would be hyped enormously like no one can do it. Poor Indian brother is so humble.

[@TomNook.]

Lol the proudest people with the most inflated egos 've met have been Indian

[@Dan-xx5jq]

So much talent and resources in India but it is still a poor country. It is sad that there is accountability in the in government. Maybe they want it to fail so that it is handed over to a private company! Like the Railways people are talking about handing it to a private individual because of the poor quality of the food. The leader of the country should be looking into issue instead of always campaigning and being treated like a Rajput! What use if he if he can't do that??? Very sad. India elects the worst people. They have no vision to take the country forward. Caste and religion is used causing friction instead of uniting the people towards working for betterment of the country! Singapore is one of the most prosperous countries in the world when just 60 years ago it was one of the poorest. They offer free health care and very good health care, housing, best schooling etc...because the country OWNS MOST OF THE MAJOR COMPANIES.. ALL THE PROFITS, DON'T MAKE AN ADANI OR AMBANI RICH, BUT IT MAKES EVERY CITIZEN WELL TAKEN CARE OF in Singapore! Indians have been lead to believe by the current PM and this government to give all these major corporations to the super rich like the Adanis and Ambanis. They are robbing the country!! Indians need to wake up and stop this theft!!! Singapore also pays their government employees a good pay so there is no corruption and that they do the work and not sleep on the job. India needs to follow the example of Singapore!! The current government and PM are leading India in the wrong direction!!! They are just enriching the super rich in India!!! Open.your eyes to the poverty in India!!! They could live like the people of Singapore!!! But in India the super rich are robbing all the wealth for themselves and the PM constantly talks to the Bharkts that is the way to do it. Brainwashing them!!! The one man responsible for turning Singapore around wanted no monuments built after him. He wanted no buildings or statues of him or anyone else! Most Indians have not gone to Singapore to see what they too can have!! But we have leaders in India that want to be treated like Gods! Statues all over the place of them, clothes of theirs in temples!! SICK!!! It is not rocket science! Just look if Singapore can do it, why not India???? When the man that changed Singapore died, he asked for a simple as possible ceremony and no kind of pictures of him like you would see in India!! Please study how Singapore was able to create a government that takes good care of their citizens!! It is a beautiful country in spite of the huge population with no natural resources. The Singapore Airport itself is the best in the world!!! That is a fact! India has so many resources. But the super rich like the Adanis and Ambanis are robbing the country blind. If India was able to keep those profits they could use the money to build better hospitals, schools, transportation. Singapore has the best public transportation with subways that go all over the place. They were able to built the best airport because they had all the profits from their companies to use for these projects! India gives these projects to the Adanis and Ambanis and then does not have the money, majority of the people live in poverty!! Singapore used to have slums too, but today they have none! Every citizen has a place to live and get the best health care. Please get the word out!!! Stop the nonsense going on in India today and robbing the country! India just needs a good leader like Singapore had. He was hands on! He would have immediately looked into the matter with the quality of the food the Railways was providing and fixed the problem!! He didn't go flying around the world in luxury with his Nepali boys. He never asked for accolades or parades for himself!! He was constantly working behind the scenes to improve the country!!! It is shameful and wrong that so many people in India have to live in poverty! Even the leader of the country's wife lives in poverty while her husband lives in the most extreme wealth!! They say the plane he uses to travel around the world is the most luxurious of all planes used by world leaders. It cannot be compared to Air Force One in decor and luxury. Of course pictures of the inside of the plane are concealed from the public. Canadian prime Minister and Germany used a regular plane when they came to India. As did a lot of European leaders. They are treated like Rajputs when half their country is starving, doesn't have proper health care, poor infrastructure etc!!! Such nonsense! The Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi reduced himself to nothing as he felt if the majority of the poor live that way, why should he live in such luxury??? And stop the nonsense of building statues of these people. They are not God's. Sadly in India you find politicians that suffer from a very sick case of Narcissistic Personality Disorder!! Just Sick!! Learn from Singapore!!! PLEASE!!! PLEASE HELP GET THE WORD OUT THAT WE NEED TO TURN TO SINGAPORE!! WE NEED TO CHANGE THE COUNTRY TO FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE OF SINGAPORE!! PLEASE SPREAD THIS ON SOCIAL MEDIA!!

[@johnnywadd7960]

Race card again.... bwahaahaa 😁

[@souvikdey3929]

You're absolutely right ✅️

[@manchesterunited8390]

​@@johnnywadd7960As Always🤷😂

[@maxipea1]

Countries like India are a gold mine with natural resources. People around the world are yet to realize the contributions made by the poor workers, who are unfortunate due to their circumstances. They are the people that allow some of the better placed nations to live their luxury lives and use high end products, from food, clothing, leather goods, perfumes, arte facts and so much more. I wish people respected that. Thanks for educating people with these well crafted documentarys

[@sarcBtw-vt6ix]

quite the opposite India is blessed with many things but, natural resources isn't one of them

[@MrAwesome0079]

@@sarcBtw-vt6ix Did you fall on your head as a kid, assuming you are a westerner with that lack of knowledge, WORLD # 4th Largest Coal reserve, #4 Iron Ore Reserves, #5 Bauxite, #7 Magnesium, (Natural Gas, Limestone, Diamonds,) etc are the rest of the many natiural resources that india has, Were the british invaders lil daft if they didn't come for india's natural resources along with spices ? They looted and stole but these statistics are current world standings. Shut up and read some books, better yet google, reading ain't for the dumb kind so..

[@nimeshbpatel23]

Why British came to India ? Answer is in business insider videos in india and they exploited a lot of India’s resources and Indians for 200 years

[@kavitadesai8591]

Our natural resources r being diminished due to population and exploitation by foreign countries

[@DeTRoiTZxFiNeST]

​@@sarcBtw-vt6ix Wrong

[@Dan-xx5jq]

India makes the jasmine oil and sandalwood, and then it is sold to France, who make a perfume in a bottle and sells it for thousands of dollars!! India needs to manufacture their own perfume and make all the profits.

[@nidhisawant4313]

Its the years and centuries of perception that sells. Unfortunately the reputation of the nation and its people makes all the difference. Same products would not even make 20% of the profit they make from France.

[@lexilunke525]

Who would buy a perfume made in India? India is extremely untrustworthy and unethical in anything Business related. It's a place where people do not wash their hands and still eat with them. They should be Happy that at least some things and some ressources get Imported from India. They need to progress to at least 20th century social standards to be accepted as a manufacturer. Their smaller cities and villages are still stuck in the middle ages and woman and even men are still treated like slaves in many places where the caste System is still going strong.

[@svanimation8969]

Western media and our own people's already harmed India's image so much that despite all quality and everything no one will buy like other luxury brands of France

[@phoebusapollo4677]

Try the perfumes from Zak and Dixit. They are Indian and their products sell out in hours.

[@seemarajput7609]

​@@nidhisawant4313I believe you mean the perception of last 50 years or so... Because India has had very powerful itr(perfume) industry for millenia.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

The sari made at the end is incredible. The amount of labor to make it is out of this world. And very specialized workers. Unreal.

[@gertmzazi7701]

​@@djsjsjjejebfbdjor watch all Ikea designs and prints for instance

[@dinkvjr]

The men collecting the fox nuts are extremely underpaid for the harsh work they do! Poor man said we are poor so we have to do this kind of work. And the other guy saying what can we buy with that amount of money, it made me so sad bc I remember being broke af and my husband, myself and even our 5 yr old son at the time were picking up pecans to go sell at a pecan plant just to get food for dinner and it was back breaking, with a better setup it wouldn't be so bad, but it just gave me bad memories as I know what the poor man is feeling.

[@MotivationAllNeed]

True said brother 🫡

[@Agnosticcc-x3m]

@Truth.always.hurts.. which one is the first?

[@calmdownleo11]

​@Truth.always.hurts..they are still poor in India. And nowhere in World poor will be living happily.

[@user-eu4pj7ow5h]

Yeah, me too. In that heat and humidity. Hope you're doing better now.

[@lkdhruw]

After watching this, it struck me how hardworking the less fortunate are, earning so little while middlemen and large brands reap hefty profits, enabling the wealthy to sustain their luxuries.

[@madeyed2702]

Absolutely disgusting that big companies reap so much profit yet not willing to pay more for those poor front line men!!

[@marod5552]

They literally have no other choice. Those surviving are the hardworking one, the lazy die

[@KatG-vw4db]

That's why I always look for fair trade when I buy. Even if both products are organic and from the same region I can taste the difference in quality. Happy workers fairly paid do better work

[@IHL343]

I saw same thing. Its modern slavery.

[@IHL343]

​@@marod5552India has accepted they have no choice. Govt should promote local talent. Give them opportunities through NGOs. Useless to sit hand on hand and when the difference between poor and rich is expected to grow, people will complain!

[@kamaldeepsingh2126]

The sad reality is British Raj has killed many craftsmen and skilled workers during colonial time to promote there industry products and clothes but kings and queens from england and europe themselves smuggled the true work for them to show…

[@hellish_abyssic_death]

I have to admit, I shed a tear at the hardship these workers face. They are painfully unappreciated. Also if you have never tasted it, Ghee is food from the heavens. I miss desi ghee soooooo much

[@anuradhainamdar8967]

Thank you for giving us such a wonderful documentary on India 's expensive industries, I am myself a Indian but didn't know half of them I didn't know that Chess sets are made in Amrit sar, that the best ghee is Bilona ghee and Jasmine oil is made in Madurai, India, and it is sent to Paris for fragrance in perfume industry there .How less organized, though having so much skills, have less earning power, they are hard working and have a low carbon footprint, I am so happy that India has such beautiful industries.

[@sageblack3261]

India is rich in skills

[@ataguas1]

India is definitely the land of resources, hard working people and fair trade. Glad to see the country reclaiming its stolen glory and dominance.

[@IHL343]

This is not reclaiming anything. Where the majority of your population is happy then the country is happy. Minority is rich in India while majority is going to become poorer over the years!

[@ataguas1]

@@IHL343 how? That’s just throwing statement in the air without data ..

[@IHL343]

@@ataguas1 Sure. I watched a video some times back on you tube. That was thoroughly explained. I did not take it out of the air.

[@anandalok16]

​@@IHL343kindly give me the link of that video

[@IHL343]

@@anandalok16 I will look for it. Someone in India made it. I'm not from your country. I happened to watch it some times back. He had data and was analysing!😏

[@shubhampaul4664]

seeing the skill with which the chess pieces were being carved out was just fascinating to watch!!!! it's super satisfying

[@jessyariola7498]

Thanks to this middle man, the NGO's or the direct owner for giving this skilled workers to show their talents and providing them income.

[@MotivationAllNeed]

True said brother 🥰

[@iskandardarmali626]

Respect all these super hard working people. I wish and hope they can be rewarded accordingly.

[@ksw4942]

The ghee-making was beautiful. No industrial machines or factories (that we’ve been shown, at least) and still beautiful, natural product. Believe it or not, this is what farmers and producers all around the world experience when growing and harvesting from the earth. All are underpaid but tend to love their work. The workers themselves are a different story, though.

[@Vinaluv]

i love the smell of Sandalwood. It's one of my favorite scents.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

it reminds me of death, i can't get past that.

[@cass6885]

Whose death? remind you.@@Dan-xx5jq

[@MotivationAllNeed]

Mine too 😊

[@rishavprakash6259]

Mine favourite smell is phenyl

[@6STFU9]

the hardworking people behind a big factory deserves good pay

[@devd851]

I always says that we INDIAN'S are very bad at marketing 😂. Look at the price it's very cheap according to other Popular brands. Cause our farmers are not greedy i Think

[@NYN_000]

They aint most expensive!🚫 India's most expensive items are in British Museum! 💀💀

[@TomNook.]

Gottem

[@ozymandias3329]

Finders keepers lmao

[@FigaroHey]

@@ozymandias3329 Thieves are keepes. The British are the greatest criminals, rapists, slave-masters and racists in the history of the world. They deserve all the karma they get. The worst people ever to exist in the past 1,000 years.

[@NYN_000]

@@gy2gy246 I haven't blamed anyone. And they still enjoy the luxury of wealth they looted from colonies! And they still have largest collection of stolen things!

[@gy2gy246]

@@FigaroHey The Brits no longer have an empire. You can't blame the people living in England today. That's like blaming me for the Native American genocide of 150 years ago.

[@user-uq5yg8fm2x]

Hats off to you for bringing this rare documentary, it's indeed God's creation and blessings that India has such rare jewels being made since years , salute to all who are involved in these rare marvel creations , a huge salute to the hard work, labour precision And dedication of all the people ....

[@user-fs7df1xg9v]

Great documentary. Do more of these.....

[@Rimlay0823]

So proud to be an Indian! 🇮🇳 Sad that despite how well our country is developing there is so much of religious unrest and the disparity between the poor and middle class and rich has not improved over the years.

[@jj-mj5bc]

why are you proud about things you didn't do.. typical jio crowd

[@Rimlay0823]

typical wannabe hater@@jj-mj5bc

[@user-qp8vo3zv6z]

Thank you for this most interesting and informative documentary, done with obvious passion, revealing the diligence and personal sacrifices the workers have to endure. We salute you and thank you.

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

I have those chess pieces my grandfather made them with his hands and gifted to me when i was 15 years old miss you grandfather

[@rohitrajjain7932]

Jai hind !!!

[@cass6885]

Save that Chess set with your life to handover to Grandchild when time comes.

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

@@cass6885 yup definitely but getting married is getting tough and staying married is getting even tougher lol 😂 I will do my best

[@AB-wd9si]

Ghee is not only food for South India ?it's eaten all over India specially much in North India

[@Jatin2443]

they said south asia i guess...coz i too misheard the same.....or maybe they said the wrong way...nevermind

[@TripitNarayan-cb4ie]

In my house my grandmother and mother making by hand, I am from north of India.

[@karthikvadloori]

May God always bless the land of Bharat with abundance of resources and wealth. 🙏🏻

[@user-js5kr5zg3y]

Great documentary. Do more of these.....

[@winniephant3012]

I think at 9.08, the picture shown on the right is not sandalwood. It's thanaka from Myanmar. The bark of the Thanaka tree is used in Myanmar by grinding it on a special stone grinder and mixed with water to wear as a natural sunscreen/ cosmetic.

[@jacintajoseph4936]

India, truly great

[@rishitrivedi5393]

Loved watching this episode! I'm an indian and I'm almost certain that this is India's decade and items like these are going to help india stand out. We've always been branded poorly, but that's going to change very soon!

[@aartibhatia8717]

This video is literally underrated this should be shared more and it's has other CC as well with English and Hindi.

[@blueicicle1973]

It's great to see these products going mainstream in international brands like the jasmine and sandalwood in Guerlain. the patan patola technique is incredible. With more contemporary design it could get some international attention

[@sa34w]

Negotiation of better price to make these products sustainably while making the people involved is payed sufficiently according to global standards is lacking in India due to our corrupt bureaucracy.

[@cass6885]

Saffron bulbs can be planted all over north India especially hilly states.They are beautiful to look at after extreme winter months.

[@deepblue3682]

Foxnut collector's seems to be enslaved...soo poor, world need to help donate some money to them,indian govt and wealthy indians dont care for poor Indians

[@DangmeiKasangaipou]

In Manipur state, what happene is this Makhana considered as one of the tastiest food, they used in Eronba dish, chutney etc. But eat only fox nuts soft layer, after all fox nuts are mnot mainly used.

[@Onionbaron]

The design of those chess pieces are stored in those masters hands, their bodys are professors of their trade!

[@frostdeity9881]

And all the people here are some of the most less paid people in India, while middle man and company makes millions from this. 😢

[@allythearts5439]

The color dipping is lovely

[@HasaanQadri-f5t]

Hi Insider, please share the contact details of the makhana harvesters.

[@jacintajoseph4936]

Expensive, yes but who makes the money? I do hope these people are paid well for their hard labour

[@aparnamore372]

This people contribute in making the most expensive thing in India and they are not paid at all. Such poor India. When we will learn to value these people.

[@COCOFINANCE]

Wonderful Documentary

[@gauravguleria7190]

Lesson to be learned, value addition happens at marketing and branding. The further removed the producer is from the end consumer, the lower his/her earning from the fruits of his/her labour.

[@jimysk8er]

I'm not sure if they mentioned this but they likely make their own cutting chisels for the lathe work. They are made from metal files.

[@SKJagan-dh2ft]

Very beautiful video. An eyeopener.i wish all such labour gets paid according

[@payalghatare1605]

thats where revolution is needed . most them are exploited by middle man . there should be direct farm to table supply chain but farmer should get good infrastructure then only they will call true entrepreneur

[@suneethagurugubilli2303]

Proud to be an Indian.

[@SuperAbcd333]

Beautiful collection of art and artists

[@tipitii7388]

Indian crafts man: 4-5 months before you can carve a chess piece. Japan: 4-5 YEARS before your even allowed to look at a piece of wood.

[@YouCanChangeYourWorldToday]

Lol 😂

[@sierralarars]

I was thinking exactly that lol!

[@AK-hg1iq]

@@sierralarars No you were not.

[@IndiaisHindupromisedland]

That is why most crafts are dying in Japan becoz they become too old like 70-80 years in learning the trade.

[@Om1qq]

You are wrong. It's not that Indians train only for 5 months or so. They have years of practice but making chess pieces need extra months in order to master the smallest details of pieces.

[@shilpasood5677]

Foxnut is so healthy and expensive but its a pity the ground workers receive a pittance

[@akashsanghvi1479]

They forgot to mention polished diamonds. Around 90% of the polished diamonds in the world are polished in the Surat city.

[@kevaldeo6381]

Dhoop is lit during dusk to repel mosquitoes. Most effective. Not just in religious ceremonies.

[@rahulkapur687]

Wow... Truly incredible India and Indians!! 🇮🇳

[@NoRiceToEat]

While the world was busy in making fun of Indians and being extremely racist to them, Indians were working hard to survive and overcome the prblms of being a post colonial developing nation. Colonisation and invasions destroyed this extremely rich and talented land and it’s people. They will rise again and restore their former glory. May Indians always prosper, may India be always prosperous. ❤

[@shashid672]

Love AMERICAN NARRATOR!! Very beautifully Narrated

[@nimeshbpatel23]

Whoever first made makhana was genius

[@srilaramanujam9040]

Making or crafting is only 50% display & marketing making up the other 50%

[@srilaramanujam9040]

Sandalwood oil factory in 1947 is just the same today.....when will true industrialization take place

[@RICDirector]

I do wonder why the trees for muga and cloves, for instance, arent pollarded to provide more foliage at a reachable level, more safely....

[@meghanapathare865]

This video just humbles you to the core 😢 poor old men diving for foxnut

[@BiggestHater007]

Ain’t no way there’s actually a player performance benefit to the chess set💀 old sets where it’s actually hard to tell pieces apart is valid, but any modern and mass produced set is easily distinguishable

[@sarthaktelang05]

India is a treasure Trove. Here in Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, the Sacred "sandalwood" and it's oil is highly precious and a rare commodity.

[@namannarnolia]

Absolutely blown away!👏🏽👏🏽

[@user-lp9vz6lu3t]

This video made me obliged to all the farm workers and farmer of the world they get paid too less for the work and risk they put in all the major profit are taken by middle men agro agents

[@Vshashank]

I just want the workers to earn more, even if the final output is costly doesn't matter, as its not a necessity. Similar situation was in Ghana for their cocoa beans.

[@masonmugerian4096]

"But we are poor people, so we have to do this work" damn bro.. we are too comfortable.

[@waltissussybakka]

Sadly, most of these profits don't go the artisans.

[@ashwanisinghofficial]

Just one video made me feel our country.

[@aidamarkiw]

Amazing skills, but sooooo time consuming ❤

[@helenluka948]

Thank you for nice video I like to exploring of variety of beautiful things

[@prateekSpace]

Amazing Hardwork by Makhana workers, silk weavers, and more! thanks for Make In india, Made in india

[@fritzeph6550]

I hope they have a fair share of payment considering that it is expensive.

[@user-fs7df1xg9v]

That's alot of labor for the prices sold.

[@JuanitaCross-r3o]

Seeds of harvest 😊😊

[@Eagleeye2124]

People who cultivated and make them into products, get nothing but only the brands that sell will be billionaire

[@beverlylumley4150]

Fantastic video, thank you, Canada

[@janjirawilliams1172]

I kowtow to these artists. They so talented

[@basheersujeevanam6319]

Excellent performance, full support.

[@mlgtactics9911]

5:13 LMAO. The people in championships have the position memorized, they aren't going to "miss" where their king is if its not tall enough.

[@krazzysu]

From the hair on a knight's mane*...not tail.

[@nadirpn10]

Maan😢, I would like to become you ( I like your work, your commitment and your passion)

[@gisleyalves7757]

🇧🇷🇧🇷 There is just ONE real valuable thing/substance on this planet: water. The rest is human creation.🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@techhelp8594]

Nice content 👍👍❤❤

[@Seekay-oe3qz]

Chessmen made in India is perfect given that chess was invented in India.

[@anupammondal9695]

Great great documentary

[@aayushmanmehrotra6266]

Pure A2 desi cow Ghee is AMRIT. For those who did not understand, it means ELIXIR

[@DivadRian]

What a humongous effort and , subject to real personal danger , to save the greatest country on planet earth ! Keep it up ! God bless America !

[@mangopudding5948]

what has America got to do here?

[@phoebus86]

It's interesting how although most of these things aren't indigenous to the subcontinent, it still produces the most of it.

[@sanana1241]

right. but did you ask how much the owners of 'these products which are exported for millions and thousands of dollars outside' , pay the workers?

[@almasfromuk1075]

Wonderful!!

[@lindaa9778]

We could do with some of India's excellent work ethic here in the UK . Very enjoyable and informative video . Thank you .

[@ozymandias3329]

Next to the Ukrainians, they're some of the hardest working people in my country.

[@cass6885]

These hard working Hindustanis have made Bharat 5th largest economy in the world today.Indians have same work ethics wherever they live in the world.

[@Ranjan_Mohanty]

​@@ozymandias3329next to the Ukrainians ? You mean the losers whose country is the poorest and most corrupt in Europe ?

[@user-rl5bm4bm7s]

So informative

[@teecee84760]

And now the question is, Since the channel aims only to telecast and earn from it. Did the channel pay reasonable amount to these poor farmers and workers whom they took video and got the required information they need. I wonder.....

[@sivasangaralseenivasagamfs172]

You need a minimum of 5 acres of land to make a decent profit in this cultivation. Palm cultivation usually requires low manpower compared to other crops. Only 2 cycle harvests in a month. Good rain or water sources are crucial, and the price of the fruit bunches might vary depending on supply demand. International politics also can influence the price.

[@corvettesbme]

Great video!

[@EdTomos]

Too many long advertisements runied the video

[@saave47]

thanks

[@co2_os]

0:55 one piece 😳🏴‍☠️

[@thertv7707]

Is real

[@srilaramanujam9040]

If these artisans and laborers were in any other country they would be making 20 times more money than what they are paid here in this "poor" country!?!

[@lxx2100]

I come from the foxnut region shown here... we have a saying...pag pag pokhar maach makhaan

[@k-bala-vignesh]

Inspiring

[@saharqashqaei47]

In terms of quality, saffron produced in Iran is the best saffron in the world. This is mainly due to the existence of ideal weather and soil conditions in Great Khorasan

[@janand444]

Ok