Most Dangerous Train in the World! Mumbai, India 🇮🇳

[@martinryder6910]

No safety on the railways but $75 million launching a rocket to space. That's India

[@matgranger5061]

This is the Mumbai suburban local train. Mumbai also has a separate metro system (subway) and monorail system.

[@lone-wolf4975]

Some countries has good infra but can't launch a rocket to space. Respect!!

[@Zanami69]

Lol why are you so pained that india reached space lmfao Ego hurted

[@ajas7851]

Typical reaction of a westerner..The western nations can't stomach Indias achievement in some field and have to point out its negativity..Height of frustration as the decline of the west is imminent..Also let us see how the western nations (including other rich nations/less populated ones) perform if they are put with so much population in their countries..They are lucky that situation hasn't come till now in their countries..

[@sumithshetty5875]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmaklnqBiKmJmqc still they have nasa to launch rocket

[@tressietes04]

Bro I lived in India. It’s love/hate for me. My best description of India is that it’s like the insanity of everything that goes on inside your mind. The good, the bad, the beautiful.

[@climbergreg5011]

Why don't they pick up their garbage?... I've never seen so much garbage on the ground before.

[@SajidQureshi__]

@@climbergreg5011 govt bro they just wants taxes but they dont want to spend the tax on their own people

[@climbergreg5011]

@@SajidQureshi__ ... it really makes the country look like a garbage dump.

[@indiancowpeedrinker9241]

The aroma..

[@spiral-m]

@@SajidQureshi__ A taxi driver I had was proud of throwing garbage out of the window. It is not just the government. Also some Indian tourists in Europe may do similar here. Seen it in a National Park. It is also a cultural problem and a focus on money above all else comes into it. That is not the whole picture of course as there are wonderful people and attitudes in India, too.

[@sunshinegirl8216]

Wow totally brave and respect your coverage and showing your train travel experience during rush hour.

[@WendallExplores]

“I’m falling in love with you India” 🙏

[@bluesnowman7106]

You never switched your backpack to the front. Be careful one day they catch you slipping. ❤ the content keep it coming Chris

[@ChrisMustList]

I did switch my backpack during rush hour, but just so you know I have nothing inside my backpack. Only my raincoat (when i'm not wearing it), so you can't catch me slipping.

[@bluesnowman7106]

@@ChrisMustList respect brother keep doing your thing 👌 💯

[@CAPTINjacksparrow]

This should have a million likes, I’ve watched so many common KZbin vloggers on India, and it took a few days for them to recommend you

[@subidh2949]

Mumbai has got the best street food in India. but if you are to eat Mumbai famous food pani puri make sure it is made by filtered water which is very rare. some of the others street food to try in Mumbai-Vada Pav, Pav Bhaaji, Sev Puri, Bhel Puri, Batata Vada, Kanda Poha.

[@paulettejarrett2057]

I'm praying you didn't miss your footing getting on and off train. Well done 👏🏼 ❤

[@TEXSFRONTPORCH]

Sure makes you appreciate our open spaces here in the US. Stay safe brother

[@Palestine_Pakistan]

Maybe USA should take care of its son India aswell.

[@aryancy1662]

Its funny how you judge a big country by just watching a 20 minute clip

[@MY_ine]

​@@Palestine_PakistanSon of India=Pak n Ban

[@MaryAnnSweetAngel]

yea but the stuff happening in schools in usa stresses me out . In india gun laws are super strict

[@cheemterastrial9399]

Be safe and don't stand near the door if you aren't getting off at the next station because the crowed will push you off and you may fall sir

[@Kalki0025]

If you're in India, I highly recommend exploring the breathtaking destinations this diverse country has to offer. Kerala, known for its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage, should be at the top of your list. Don't miss the unique experience of cruising through the backwaters of Alleppey on a houseboat, it's truly awe-inspiring. In Munnar, make sure to visit Suryanelli and Meesapulimala for their mesmerizing beauty, and Wayanad for the wonders of Edakkal Caves, Soochippara Falls, and Chembra Peak. Don't forget to take in the breathtaking views from Thangalpara and Justin's viewpoint in Vagamon. Wildlife enthusiasts will love Thekkady and Gavi, and kayaking at Kavayi Island is a must. Other attractions like Athirappilly Waterfalls, Munroe Island, Kuttanad, and Vembanad Lake in Kumarakom are worth exploring. If you have the opportunity, don't miss the chance to obtain a permit and visit the beautiful Lakshadweep Islands, where you can experience stunning beaches and vibrant marine life. Next, head to the historical city of Hampi in Karnataka, where you'll be transported back in time while exploring ancient ruins and architectural marvels that showcase the grandeur of the Vijayanagara Empire. From there, make your way to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, home to some of the most pristine beaches in Asia. Dive into thrilling water sports and captivating underwater adventures at Radhanagar Beach, Elephant Beach, Kalapathar Beach, Laxmanpur Beach, Sitapur Beach, and Ross & Smith Islands. Jammu and Kashmir, often referred to as paradise on Earth, should undoubtedly be on your itinerary. Immerse yourself in the serenity of the Aru Valley, behold the picturesque beauty of Sonamarg, experience the charm of Gulmarg, and visit the delightful hill station of Patnitop. For adventure seekers, the Gangabal Lake Trek and Betaab Valley are highly recommended. Explore the landscapes of Budgam, Kupwara, Gurez Valley, and Baisaran Valley for their natural beauty and serenity. Venture into the awe-inspiring Himalayas, particularly Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Ladakh. Ladakh is an absolute must-visit destination with its breathtaking landscapes. Don't miss the stunning Pangong Tso Lake, the magnificent Phugtal Monastery, the thrilling Khardung-la Pass, and the serene Tso Moriri Lake. Immerse yourself in the spiritual ambiance of monasteries like Thiksey Monastery, embrace the beauty of Nubra Valley, witness the Magnetic Hill phenomenon, and embark on the adventurous Chadar Trek. Make sure to visit other hidden gems like Kargil, Sand Dunes Leisure Park, Turtuk, and the Umling La Pass, the highest motorable road in the world at an astonishing elevation of 19,020 feet, even higher than the Everest Base Camp. In Himachal Pradesh, lose yourself in the mesmerizing beauty of Parvati Valley, Kangra Valley, Spiti Valley, and Tirthan Valley. Explore captivating destinations like Kaza, Malana, Khajjiar, Kalpa, Kufri, Bir Billing, Kasol, Jibhi, Dalhousie, Gada Gushaini, Pabbar Valley, Dev Roopa Trek, Kyelang, and Beas Kund. Uttarakhand is another treasure trove with its natural wonders. Don't miss the awe-inspiring Valley of Flowers, indulge in the ski paradise of Auli, experience the tranquility of Chopta, and discover the quaint charm of Mana Village. Explore the lesser-known yet captivating destinations of Dharchula, Khirsu, Nelong Valley, Devprayag, and Haridwar, and make sure to visit the revered temples of Kedarnath and Badrinath. Jaikuni Bugyal, Bhimtal-Naukuchitaal, and Chakrata are also worth exploring and adding to your itinerary. Lastly, make sure to include the enchanting northeastern states in your travel plans, such as Meghalaya, Mizoram, Sikkim, and Arunachal Pradesh. Meghalaya will mesmerize you with its stunning attractions and breathtaking waterfalls like Phi Phi Falls, NohKaLikai Falls, Wari Chora, The Living Root Bridge, Mawlynnong, Nongjrong, and Krem Chympe. Mizoram entices visitors with the scenic beauty of Reiek Tlang, while Sikkim offers attractions like the pristine Gurudongmar Lake, the vibrant city of Gangtok, the picturesque Tsomgo Lake, Lachen, Lachung, Yumthang Valley, Pelling, and Yume Samdong. In Arunachal Pradesh, embark on an adventure to Dong, Tawang, Ziro Valley, Sela Pass, Bhalukpong, and Roing, where you can immerse yourself in the unparalleled natural beauty and cultural richness of the region.

[@ChrisMustList]

Thanks for leaving a detailed message, you must not know me and nothing that you mentioned interests me. I'd much rather be riding a busy train through Mumbai. All the best!

[@cheemterastrial9399]

Bro casually describing the gems of india in a few words, cheers

[@santhoshv3028]

​@@ChrisMustListmay I ask you one question. Why all foreigners want to see only the slums and crowded areas of India?

[@svanimation8969]

Bro he's not going there he want slumy Areas and yes he can't afford luxury India he can afford only poor India ! And middle class not even have Time !

[@davidbourn4752]

Chris great video its Dave from the POCONOS...That video really floored me the way u recorded it or captured it was stunning ,mind blowing really and I never new about the lifestyle of a train rider was in that EXTREMELY over populated area. I'm still stunned by what u just showed me. That video should win an award I loved the way u slowed it down to is live to c more from the train station GREAT JOB BRO. THANK U

[@ChrisMustList]

I appreciate you Dave from the Poconos!

[@pravinmakwana2911]

Most adventurous commuters in India. We are proud of Mumbai Local Trains. ❤ Mumbai.🇮🇳🌹🙏

[@johnruvolis874]

It's OK to mention to subscribe to the channel every video. Many of us just don't think about it. Good job, fascinating things to learn. I just subscribed.

[@ChrisMustList]

Thanks!

[@herbertwilliams3168]

Great content Chris, that train ride was insane and intense. I have to give it a try when I visit. 🇮🇳🇯🇲🇨🇦🇺🇸 Level 2 unlocked 👏🏽👏🏽 Locking forward to the next video.

[@ayyappanyadava6997]

Hi Chris. If I'm not wrong, you bought a platform ticket (9:45) instead of a train ticket. Consider yourself lucky as you didn't encounter a Ticket Checker🧑‍✈️. You need to buy a train ticket. Platform ticket only allows you to enter the railway station. Lucky You 😊

[@G.S.T.K]

I have so much respect for you Chris,,you are bringing people together,,the world needs more people like you,,,new subscriber my friend

[@ChrisMustList]

I appreciate your kind words. Thank you!

[@sarahbert3]

I love that you've reconnected with this man from yesterday. What's his name? Such a beautiful soul.

[@ChrisMustList]

His name is Bala (not sure of the spelling). I'll ask him for his IG so I can share it in the description of the videos.

[@vincetofanicchio7063]

awsome coverage as usual, stay safe out there

[@ChrisMustList]

Thank you!

[@lewis-wn7er]

5:03 he is wearing Bangladeshi lungi and speaking in Bangladeshi accent. clearly he is illegal immigrant from Bangladesh.

[@svanimation8969]

Yes brother

[@trinimungz]

Really enjoyed this video bro,thanks

[@Her463]

Chris this content was soo ePiC🙏🏾

[@HE3AVYARTILLERY]

Keep up the great work Chris, Much respect!

[@sucmadic8777]

5:33 that dude 😎 has an iPhone, 😂😂

[@ajas7851]

I am from Mumbai and can tell you that the rush is usually in the morning hours between 6-10 am in the morning among office goers and other workers..Between 11-5 pm it is quite empty and can be used by foreign tourists..then again 6-10 pm is the rush hour..The density of people is so high that it is called superdense crush..Despite the accidents mentioned by you in the video, the reason why still many people travel is because the trains are generally efficient in plying on time and are a lifeline for the city for most of the people (middle class and poor)..Furthermore the cost of a monthly pass is around $2-3 which is very cheap by world standards..If you want less crowd and better quality of trains that would be expensive for the common person and not affordable..Thats why its still a popular mode of transport..

[@bonfacewachira3297]

Too much population without planning 😮

[@swateepradhan9135]

Great to watch your blog man! I am born raised in Mumbai the great Dader area . 45 years ago I moved to Canada . When I go visit back home and get that immense joy . Long live Our Mumbai. Mumbai people have huge heart , very helpful. Stay there and keep blogging.

[@henryjeranery7351]

King of Authentic content in INDIA❤🎉

[@ChrisMustList]

I appreciate you

[@antoinettedsouza9382]

Nice to see you making content in my city. Daring to places I have never gone though I live just 2kms way. All the best

[@ChrisMustList]

Thanks for watching!

[@KnowledgeDriven]

13:42 BDO Global Accounting employee (over 100 offices in Canada).

[@ayyappanyadava6997]

Metal plate in JAIL 😂😅 15:50

[@mmk626]

chris i wish you a safe man but what an experience to have truly was that train

[@KnowledgeDriven]

7:02 random interviewee has 322k subs on uTube and basically does on the ground reporting locally in Mumbai. Brilliant! :)

[@ChrisMustList]

His views all come from Shorts, and he has a HUGE following on all social media. I love it! It's motivational.

[@KnowledgeDriven]

@@ChrisMustList Legacy media should just be left for dead. I've learned so much from your vids alone - esp the Afghanistan ones. This vid was poignant too giving some personal experience and faces to the continuing loosely-managed chaos.

[@maxwhitestone6674]

Very insightful, thank you! Enjoying your vids. Nice Sir Elton John-ish gucci frame btw

[@FrankTownsendjr]

There been massive floods in Delhi hopefully you can stop by and show us how it is over there

[@ChrisMustList]

I plan on going to Delhi in about a week.

[@eve50043]

I really enjoyed watching this video.

[@ChrisMustList]

Thank you!

[@AntiNatalAtheist]

Did you buy a ticket for the journey ? The platform ticket and the journey ticket are two different things. Also you travelled in different directions which requires a ticket each time. Platform ticket is an access only for the platform and not the train itself.

[@sharonmcdonal8159]

Chris you are doing a good job nuff love 🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥🥰🥰❤️

[@ChrisMustList]

Thank you!

[@sharonmcdonal8159]

@@ChrisMustList you are welcome 🙏🥰

[@bonfacewachira3297]

Indians are resilient lot

[@DjMiBsweden]

12:35 I was leaning back just watching. 😮😮😮

[@hartawale]

Wow i respect you for breaking the typical stereotypes of tourists and travel in local like a common man. Its a proud moment watching a fellow Canadian visiting my birth city. Love from Saskatoon.

[@matokaknox971]

Watching these last two videos makes me appreciate my life more.

[@donnaleecriss8692]

U r definately not your usual tourist. Really enjoy your videos. If u stay in asia ill watch but i do not enjoy other parts of the world. Thanks chris

[@nathansmith8878]

That area around the train tracks,looked filthy with garbage everywhere.Do they not have dumpsters or trash cans?Stay safe Chris!

[@les9123]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2XYaX2nj6Z0jqc Normally it happens when there is a slum proliferation.

[@AnthonydeBetalbatim]

I keep enjoying your Vlogs Chris, again enjoy Mumbai and be safe bro

[@Hidden_Hunger]

It's raining too in India🌧️

[@EVAA432]

Appreciate your boldness

[@ChrisMustList]

I appreciate your kindness. Have a great day!

[@MikeP-u8l]

Hello brother I'm glad you're back out they're creating these awesome videos. Hey this man that you went to his house and is taking you around seems like a great guy with a beautiful family the perfect guy to bless with something. I don't know if you planned to or not but I would like to send something to your PayPal maybe you can give it to him or we can collect something for his family if that's possible like you have done in the past because they seem like great very deserving people

[@ChrisMustList]

He is being paid for his time by me. If you would like to send a donation I could provide you his phone number. Unfortunately it is not possible to financially set up a gofundme account for every person I meet on my journey. That being said, the man is great and I would love to see him succeed.

[@MikeP-u8l]

Your the man . I kind of figured you would already be hooking him up somehow.. yes I hear you with the whole GoFundMe thing. If you have an email address or anything for this guy I would like to hook him up with a little something. Thank you so much for the awesome entertainment. Safe travels my brother

[@bradelliot1027]

yes!!!!!!!!!! this guide is the bomb....i don't feel like he was given proper due and respect and thanks!!!!

[@Barbara-tw2pb]

@@ChrisMustList Chris will you be visiting The Taj Mahal some where in. India And. Also the farmers in the country side rice fields I would love me to see where the western countries get the famous Bastmati rice from my favourite. Bag of rice

[@ChrisMustList]

@@Barbara-tw2pb Yes I will be visiting Taj Mahal 100%! I'm here for 2-3 weeks so I'll see as much as I can within that time. Tomorrow I will leave Mumbai and head south to a new city.

[@INERGYVIBRATION]

Hey Chris have a Epic weekend as you bring us these episodes.

[@ChrisMustList]

Thank you sir!

[@MaryAnnSweetAngel]

i live in mumbai but work from 12-9pm so i dont suffer so much but never in my whole life have i dangled from the train. Because I have ✨ severe anxiety✨.. Anxiety keeps me safe. Even if i am 2 feet away from the door i panic. I almost died on august 5th 2009 , it was raksha bandhan and i was the only person getting down at my stop so a hoard of women tried to push me inside . I anyhow managed to get down, . It was also the first day of my junior college and first time i went alone by trains. ladies can push like crazy. Glad im alive. After that I never travelled on raksha bandhan.

[@JustinVenture-]

Hopping on a freight train here in USA drunk as hell is a million times safer than hopping on a passenger train in India at rush hour sober, it looks like haha! 😂

[@ChrisMustList]

Imagine having to do this multiple times each day. One man said the real rush is around 6am.

[@peteck007]

The trains shown in this video are in-city trains, only particular to city Mumbai. The passenger trains across India (those travel between states) are now spacious and aren't generally crowded at the extent where people have to cling onto it.

[@Gangstermo_310]

13:02 That man fell 🤦🏻. It's inevitable. I mean, what do they think is gonna happen when stepping off of a moving train 🤷🏻

[@davet9708]

16000 people lost their lives in train accidents in terrible.

[@naturalbeauty242]

Chris the explorer will take you where no man has been before 😅love this video but lord the train had me at the end off my seat 😅.

[@pad3805]

Huge population of mumbai in whole world 🌎

[@richardmosley197]

Amazing man keep it up

[@general302]

great vid criss my G

[@ChrisMustList]

Thank you!

[@blackdot_poppunk]

as a person who likes to travel to many places and find unique things India is one of the countries on the must-visit list. my initial visit to india in 2017 to delhi, agra and jaipur instead of my holiday it felt more like an adventure while in india. and who would have thought 2 years ago I returned to India for a longer time exploring the cities of Mumbai, Goa, Kerala

[@arjunraj823]

Kerala is way better and away from those madness happening in North😂. But its a beginners guide for real India.

[@Ourjudd]

@chris so do you just pay once and then you can ride as much as you want? Also did you get the shits from the food?

[@ChrisMustList]

You pay per hour, so I bought a 2 hour ticket meaning I could take as many trains as I like for 2 hours. No shits at all.

[@Ourjudd]

@@ChrisMustList ha excuse my language. I forgot how Canadians say it. But it’s probably the same as us English. I take it that it’s hard to find a garbage bin? For the trash. Other than that and the honking it looks amazing.

[@karlmarx7913]

16:35 Him: Law abiding citizen in a foreign country... Seriously! Bro got a platform ticket but traveling in the train. Platform ticket jurisdiction is meant to be within the station ( the station where you bought the ticket in this case aka dadar) it's for those who have came to send off the traveller. They would have fined you, if you had caught 😆

[@bjornragnarsson8230]

I like your vibe ❣

[@ClintAndreVlogs]

✌🏽🇬🇾Be safe in India bro.

[@KMKPLAY]

great videos bro, loving the energy you carry

[@ChrisMustList]

Appreciate it!

[@peteck007]

I wonder where you are traveling next (North or South), or whether there will be few more videos of Mumbai coming soon. Loved the local train travel. The state doesn't have much too extreme to offer except the slums in Mumbai, although there are some historical places/ancient caves or wildlife sanctuaries where there are tigers but not sure if it's your kind of content! Either way, waiting for your next video. Heard there's some similar settlement in Delhi, where some people live besides toxic trash heaps which are almost as tall as 10-15 storeys buildings. Maybe you could visit that place, but not sure if the people will be as welcoming as Mumbai there.

[@ChrisMustList]

Heading south.

[@iceman9849]

Dag Chris, you have taken it to another level, riding the trains. What’s next, running with the bulls ? That would be a challenge where a tourist won’t go

[@ChrisMustList]

Running with the bulls has been on my list for years. Next year i'll make that happen!

[@iceman9849]

Looking forward to the content

[@jordantel]

Ive been going to India/Mumbai for 24 yrs ive always told my friends this" Never judge a book by its cover" Ive eaten the street food been to the so called slums seen most of the beauty India has to giver from north to south my favourite transport has to be the train 2ac why 2 ac because the Indian family's make you so welcome and share there wonderful home made food its a wonderful experience and for the price of an hotel you can wake up at a different city miles away . The reason i mention Mumbai so much is because i met a beautiful wonder full family 19 years ago In Dadar Parsi colony since then weve became Family Ive seen their children grow up to be to be Young adults every year i spend at least 1 week with them this year however i became terribly ill and i know i will not get better . when i told my wonderful family i was to ill they told me to come home which after a few phone calls i agreed I spent 4 fantastic weeks with them which ended the best time of my life Yes we call most days or text But the tears we shared leave at that Now you ask why India for so long is it the beautiful vast country No its the Wonderful people that with smiles that greet you ive seen all the so called bad of India but trust me every where ive been they always welcomed me And also ive Never felt intimated no matter how i went Good bye Mumbai goodbye India you brought an old man so much happiness y y

[@ChrisMustList]

Thank you for sharing your story. I've had a great first week and still have lots to see, I'm sure i'll continue to re-visit India for the rest of my life. I hope you have a wonderful day!

[@ecarsdirect]

Nice work!!

[@richardsingh5827]

Wow that looks chaotic, I’ll walk instead

[@heavenlymajesticking]

Safe Travels CML!!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@john78617]

Love yoir channel bro

[@ChrisMustList]

I appreciate you!

[@aman-alytics]

Welcome to Mumbai 💪🏼

[@ChrisMustList]

Thank you!

[@shermanpeabody6102]

India is clean and tidy.

[@longmarch2668]

Sarcasm?

[@AG-gw2gm]

is there any way you could make your logo any bigger ?

[@ChrisMustList]

My friend use some intelligence, I put alot of effort to film my videos. Without a logo people simply steal the footage. But to answer your question, yes I can go bigger.

[@jstanovic]

With all due respect.. hasn't india heard of a garbage can?

[@jassimhassan2689]

Greetings from Kuwait 🇰🇼 Chris Love your videos

[@buibuich775]

lmao the guy you met on the tracks has 300k subscribers but his most viewed video has 10k views, respect the hustle

[@cjrko]

Such an amazing video.

[@ChrisMustList]

Thank you!

[@eritrea5134]

Iam from germany and i drive also in this train in mumbay with open door, i stand on it😊😊😊,it was unique,and also i drive with this Motorrad inmiddle of mumbay😮😮😮

[@markwebster5749]

Have you tried goa Chris 👍

[@ChrisMustList]

No, it's rainy season there it would be no fun. I'll return to India again one day soon.

[@markwebster5749]

@@ChrisMustList the trains looked intense 😂

[@annenjoroge487]

When are you coming to see your friends CONGRATS MOM,MARWA, DEE MWANGO ,DAVIDJR and UNCLE MORE. KENYA Keep it up and enjoy India

[@ChrisMustList]

One day in the near future. When Marwa finishes his house I will return. I love Kenya!

[@amitmoitra8984]

India is alive country all your senses will be tested...😂😂😂

[@aniruddhupadhyay3868]

5:23 staying in poor condiction stikl having iphone this is mad brhuv this is real in gujrati we say mumbai ma rotlo male pan otlo no male i.r in mumbai food is easy to get but its hard to get roof over da head churr bro enjoy the journey

[@ChrisMustList]

This is the mans job, social media. Take a look at his link in the description below the video he has millions of followers on all platforms.

[@benjismith593]

Interesting video. Sounds like many deaths could be avoided. Very sad about the trash though. Very touching at the end saying that you're falling in love with India. You just love that insanity. I hope to experience that one day being from a city of only 500,000 people.

[@raghubullet9377]

Come to banglore mysore

[@tonytwistuk]

I wonder how many fights break out …. 😢

[@ChrisMustList]

I don't think it happens that often. It's an aggressive sign of love amongst strangers. A little pushing, then smiling.

[@lilliansmith6024]

Love this video what a nice🤝🚶‍♂️ guy there he is again ❤love 🚊cml👍 wish they bring back🚊in 🇯🇲👍✌✌✌💘❤🍵🍵❤

[@michaelmellor9641]

thanks chris good experience. uk manchester

[@LittleJacob208]

A simple commute on a train 🚂 to work in Mumbai could be a life or death experience and that’s the norm wow.

[@CAPTINjacksparrow]

I don’t know why but the end made me a bit emotional

[@general302]

great advice stand at door n let them push you in pouse lolllllllllllllllllllllllll

[@marcusmarcus3190]

Hi chris since your in India I would like you to go south of India and see the Afro Indians the siddis tride and there others also,you can do research on youtube a bunch of stuff would come up

[@ChrisMustList]

I will go south on Monday

[@marcusmarcus3190]

@@ChrisMustList yes thank you🙏🏽you will be shock remember what I told you

[@wamwandu97]

Not your average tourist😂😂😂💪💪💪🤞,Stay safe chief.

[@chairmanmeow5728]

this old video bro india now have very beautiful train

[@ChrisMustList]

Bro the day I uploaded it was the day it was filmed

[@rudrabhujel-lg5ko]

सन्सार कै सबै भन्दा फोहोरी मान्छे हुने ठाउँ INDEA

[@gbiz8471]

Chris, your love for other countries' culture is infectious. I lift my hat to you on your bravery. Stay safe.

[@paulinedaley9395]

Chris just loves watching you...such dare devil...you're so brave smh. You should name your videos Chris Dare devil missions lol umph....wow.

[@ChrisMustList]

I appreciate you!

[@lostwithscot]

most indian food are veg. the best food cuisine country in the world !

[@ChrisMustList]

Yes the food has been incredible (minus the train snack).

[@general302]

criss thought he said n,g lollllll

[@ChrisMustList]

I didn't know what I thought he said. No way I could pronounce that

[@general302]

@@ChrisMustList 😆😆😆

[@trianrobloxgaming8363]

Omg garbages and trashes everywhere..

[@svanimation8969]

5:27 this lungi guy is Bangladeshi illegal immigrant they are trash loving people's look this you tuber put his KZbin channel link ! Where one of his video title written in bangali language that pattern lungi only Bangladeshis wear !

[@jesusking31]

😂😂😂😂 daily base brother i m also travel😢

[@karlmarx7913]

16:35 Him: Law abiding citizen in a foreign country... Seriously! Bro got a platform ticket but traveling in the train. Platform ticket jurisdiction is meant to be within the station ( the station where you bought the ticket in this case aka dadar) it's for those who have came to send off the traveller. They would have fined you, if you had caught 😆

[@ChrisMustList]

No, I bought a 2 hour pass where I could ride as many trains as I wanted within that time frame.