Friendly Indian Man Saves Our Feet for $0.20

Indian Man from Tamil Nadu saves our footwear from reaching the trash bin, and extends our sandals lives for more months to come, for just 50c
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This video took place in Coimbatore on our travel in India

[@ThoseHappyDays]

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[@surojeetchatterji9966]

Nothing is wasted in India, until its completely wasted. This is how world should learn to save environment & stop climate change. Indian cobblers r not just shoe polishers.

[@enj0ythem0ve84]

How much cost of new pair of flip flops in uk ?

[@urstrulytapan]

You bloody Britishers divided our country several parts..,

[@urstrulytapan]

We don't like Britishers

[@suvadipbiswas9556]

You have forgotten, these were done in English speaking countries, that's why the word 'cobbler' exists in all English dictionaries.

[@mistybes]

We live in a throw away culture. I love how they are so resourceful. Enjoy your journey! ❤️☮️🇨🇦

[@Zsharma1]

And then cry about waste , pollution,green this green that...repair and recycling is the way forward but elitist don't want accept

[@rakshitsingh40]

Probably the first western that made me feel that way otherwise rest would be like poor guys cant even afford new pair of flip flops. Context: West thinks we are poor with our low per capita income but we are content, food is cheap more people have their own home, we good, most of us don't desire lavish lives. We do aspire to be better tho

[@WeareCrazyhumans]

​@@rakshitsingh40 Couldn’t have said it much better.

[@amitbelwal8552]

It also helps climate to reuse things.

[@PS-1234]

Thats how we sustain 1.4B population. Imagine if start using use and throw policy world will become dump

[@Unminutoc]

India is sustainability, sustainability is India!

[@imblueeyeboy1]

Perfect ❤

[@kamaladevi1456]

Once.. Now people are changed

[@latestjobnews7150]

Correct

[@Adhyashakti123]

​@@kamaladevi1456not that changed. We dont throw in one use

[@Tua2Shiesty]

And scams

[@ganeshpawde1283]

Reduce,Reuse,Recycle 🇮🇳

[@pranaytony]

Repair!😊

[@sumitchoudhary9254]

Respect ❤❤

[@neelavamshi]

Restore

[@divyanshuryuzaki1510]

Rise

[@mrraam2151]

Unfortunately when you have excess number of humans there's no other way but try to do anything to get a meal for the day. It's more about that than recycling...😢

[@jayyadav6216]

That old man did more than just repair your sleepers. He also blessed you that is priceless.

[@user-uh5hh2xb9l]

bhai kaise blessings 😂

[@yakeshyj9262]

That's just a greeting bro..

[@deepheart7642]

In UK , they even throw their parents after no use 😂😂😂😂

[@yogesh41048]

😂😂😂

[@surojeetchatterji9966]

Yup they throw away pants if its zip gets damaged. We go to tailors & change the Zip.

[@raghav5895]

And then these pants brought to india and sell in sunday market after repairing. 😂😂🤣

[@vinayPratap4775]

​@@surojeetchatterji9966bhai pant ki bat nahi ho rahi parent ki ho ri hai

[@SD-ez8yo]

Thats Sad

[@Doweltcross]

The way she was sitting and watching 😂I remember my childhood.😂 we used to sit like hour’s to watch mochi work .😂

[@anengineer152]

😅😅😅

[@anengineer152]

At morning also😅

[@SonyBravia65]

We loved that as kids

[@Krypothax]

like to me this seems quite surprising that a british whise native language is english havent even heard or read about a cobbler😂😂😂

[@VlogerRounak]

​@@anengineer152😂

[@daviddery2688]

I love everything about India and their people. They have more proof of History than any country 👍💞🙏🤪

[@sivakumarn7670]

Thank you very much ❤

[@mukeshpatel2703]

❤❤❤

[@michaelleahcim2056]

Very proud of their honesty and hardworking quality

[@amoebicdysentery5846]

India is famous for its jugaad, it’s very important to do such minimal things to decrease the carbon footprint. Reusing things with slight intervention to fix them is the best way to live life while not affecting our lovely planet much. West should absorb such simple things.

[@riteshbhardwaj7514]

West will charge £10 for fixing this, in that they buy a new pair. No one repairs for a pound or two

[@saurav.bishtt]

​@@riteshbhardwaj7514inflation...

[@yagerone369]

That's one way to say, we are economical and wouldn't like to spend money when it could be saved.😊

[@ettayi987]

​@@yagerone369 but u think of yourself.. How will this guy live on 2 pounds?

[@Harsh-oh2ev]

Why did you name your account amoebic dysentry. I am very curious and wanna know the story behind it.

[@bohditony]

So much good comes from the Indian culture. Sad they are converting to western ideologies

[@shubhounofficial5125]

Not completely true sadly.. when was the last time you went to a tailer for a brand new dress ?? In childhood i remember using a short for more than 2 years perfectly tailored for me.. now the price is lowered and quality is cheap.. a shirt or t-shirt only survive for 6months or max a year..

[@muthurajuvellaisamy3764]

After Modi government ruling western ideologies not influence to us...

[@rajanraj2953]

​@@muthurajuvellaisamy3764 agree brother 🙏.Many people don't realise this but things are really changing on ground at huge level.

[@muthurajuvellaisamy3764]

@@rajanraj2953 we should agree... Major change points No corruption.

[@Andromedagalaxy2]

And global north calls us that we are backward😂😂

[@avneet3100]

This is my India is known for🇮🇳❤️

[@vishalsinghrajput4744]

He definitely didn't charged extra like others do❤

[@GravityBunk]

It's funny this is surprising to outsiders. Some times you need an outside perspective to appreciate what we have.

[@thamilvananathidhuvaragesh5415]

Ya the so called low caste people to amend your shoes.

[@shivamroy4075]

Atleast now we know that we are perfect ❤️....Rich and poor both countries are looking at us except hypocrites and egoistic

[@thamilvananathidhuvaragesh5415]

@@shivamroy4075 perfect in what, imposing caste violence even in the 21st century

[@shivamroy4075]

@@thamilvananathidhuvaragesh5415 yes perfect in calling Brahmin genocide to bring equality

[@thamilvananathidhuvaragesh5415]

@@shivamroy4075 brahmin genocide, can state an historical event as such where as I can show you many Dr.Ambedkar's records to prove how brahmin discriminated others

[@dianagonsalves]

I grew up in a boarding school in coastal South India. Every month we had a cobbler who would come and sit for hours repairing our broken footwear, school shoes etc. I would sit for hours watching him ❤

[@Bateman-pe7qk]

Where are you from?

[@dianagonsalves]

@@Bateman-pe7qk I'm from a coastal city called Mangalore. Although I currently reside in Bangalore. Are you'll only vegetarians. Cause you get awesome sea food in Mangalore

[@Bateman-pe7qk]

@@dianagonsalves No i think more than 85 to 90 % peoples in TN are non-vegetarians only. I'm a hardcore sea food lover too btw I thought you are a foreigner because of your name 😂

[@dianagonsalves]

@@Bateman-pe7qk hehe we had Britishers in India for so many years....what do you think happened. Gonsalves is from Portuguese though, who were in Goa. My husband's surname. My father's name is Lewis. I don't know what my family ancestry is. But there are a group of Indians called Anglo-Indians with credible British ancestry

[@dianagonsalves]

Are you settled in TN?

[@vinayakdhamanekar4442]

This is my INDIA Sir ...❤ all people are giving beautiful memories.

[@poojansaikia8568]

My big man taught me " broken things should be repaired not replaced"

[@chanoffl]

Except broken hearts everything can repaired

[@poojansaikia8568]

@@chanoffl with time heals everything

[@tulika_9519]

In India, we have been taught to reuse a thing until and unless it can't be used in any other way 😂 Like if a cloth is not wearable...we use it as a mop or to cover something etc. If a toffee jar is empty, we use it to store something else. It's in our culture. I don't throw away a sandal or shoes unless its impossible to wear it and can't be repaired more. And NO, IT DOESN'T MEAN WE ARE POOR 😅

[@VinaySharma-xq6nw]

It’s a sustainable way of living

[@dannydanny438]

Cloth cycle goes like... -New and semi new cloths use outside. -Bit old and faded use in home -board of using in home keep aside for Holi festival. -then use it for dusting. - vehicle cleaning. -then last stage pocha.

[@way_to_high5303]

​@@dannydanny438 so true fr

[@deepankarjamwal]

Using the least resources from nature to sustain is the best way to live. Nature wanted us to be that way. Look around u world is sucking up resources like it dsn care till they actually will have to

[@karuonline3294]

true..that tendency is waning though..

[@ArgonDavid]

Hope all advanced countries learn this way of life too. 🙏👍👌👏🙌

[@whatyouthinkyoubecome7]

How are they advanced if they are wasteful and throw away culture?

[@alpha_soul_0001]

No,they would like to portray india only as a backward and uncivilized. Superiority never bows down.

[@AmazingDealsLoots]

The beauty of India ❤ I am inviting you to Kanpur,Uttar Pradesh, India 🇮🇳

[@karthiksss1480]

யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளீர்❤ Love from Tamilnadu ❤❤❤❤

[@IndianNRIsvillagelife]

My India ❤

[@Aryan_Kumar_Sharma7]

I am using a chappal which is 2 times repaired by a very good cobler he did his job so well that I did not need to buy my footwear 2 Times 🙏🇮🇳❤

[@parthsarti4561]

These are more genuine hardworking and kind people

[@samvohra6992]

That man is a Cobbler who mends and repairs footwear as their profession. In India we call them Mochi

[@arjun13Ten]

In your language it's Mochi. Not in every language.

[@sallianz11]

@@arjun13Ten what is he called in your language?

[@vinaykumar1056]

​@@sallianz11usko bas bakchodi karni thi usne kar di 😂

[@arjun13Ten]

@@sallianz11 chambhar

[@Vinayrsy]

​@@arjun13Ten your word originated by chamar caste because chamar caste people work lether and skin related and foot wear

[@siddharthanand5652]

The cobblers are an invaluable but underrated part of Indian society, they are why we can use our footwear for years...

[@shaurav8008]

Also untouchables of great Indian society

[@vinaykprakash]

​@@shaurav8008 not anymore

[@shaurav8008]

@@vinaykprakash which country do you live in? Anybody with eye and common sense living in India know the basics of our society. But if you live here, go to 10 cobbler shops, you will find 8/10 will have, Ambedkar/Budha statue in their shop. those 2 who have other god's pictures are also SCs. Every cobbler in this country is untouchable. You don't even have to ask their caste, you will know.

[@tanyaaa221]

​​@@shaurav8008No cobblers were not untochables. The people who worked with dead animal's leather and made stuff out of them were. Leathers shoes were a high minority among all types of footware. Saying all cobblers is just ignorant

[@shaurav8008]

@@tanyaaa221 Go ask a cobbler, how they are treated, then preach history.

[@equitecengineeringtechnolo7762]

Yes, you can find a cobbler at every street corner in Indian cities. They are excellent and can extend the life of footwear by three to five times.

[@abdulmohammad5949]

Salute you brother. Excellent...You made us proud as an Indian. Thx....I remember my childhood again. 🎉🎉

[@kothaneel7134]

We indians have solution for anything and everything.....❤❤

[@mk61289]

Most honest and humble living possible. You see this all over amidst pomp and show

[@jaydeepsen4769]

This is the reason why India has a lower emission rate and carbon footprint per capita than Western and European nations

[@tp_2o23]

and why the europeans are sole responsibility for climate change and damage to this earth.

[@Kelstar77]

That’s because of poverty but we can all take something away from this , unfortunately it cost more or similar to repair than replace , that’s the problem in western society

[@AreMullets4AustraliansOnly]

@@Kelstar77 Saying it’s because of poverty is a bit reductive. It’s because of British colonial terror. We stole EVERYTHING from them, so much so that we can never repay it with all the current wealth in England. I’m sure you know, so i’m just replying for anyone else. The gospel isn’t Jesus, the gospel is fuck the British (as a Brit). The most important thing people need to know about the world is poverty is caused by someone else getting rich. Indian people are rich in spirit, but they were once rich in jewels too.

[@monmayurneog7016]

​@@Kelstar77 poverty lol india's poverty rate is below 10% and extreme poverty is 0.3% first collect some knowledge then come here 🤣🤣

[@prakash7564]

We Indians good in recycling and re use, you are right mate 👍

[@yellove484]

❤❤ Hats off to the Respected Cobbler 🙏🙏🙌🏽❤️

[@thenameis_dk]

We literally squeeze out the soul of the toothpaste before throwing away. Before throwing it way we cut the bottom of the tube sometimes and wipes the paste inside with the brush as a farewell 😅😅

[@satyamevajayate1138]

That's every households activity...

[@anuradharao9457]

Even soap also we stickit to the new soap

[@dhanyaarunkutty6056]

It’s true. Being an Indian who has been residing outside the country for past 6 years, I can vouch that the behaviors such as squeezing the last drop out from a moisturizer or an oil bottle or a toothpaste, or trying to use our clothes as many years as possible, has never changed in most of us.

[@shivamroy4075]

@@anuradharao9457 yes 😀

[@yourdad8144]

😂😂😂

[@vineethbalaji1465]

Great Respect for the man 😊👍

[@harshuwuwu]

MY RESPECT FOR THEM ❤️❤ THEY ARE THE MOST HARD WORKER IN INDIA ❤

[@ind11793]

Ur kindness will smile them. Whenever u see such kind people, bless them with money as per ur wish and capacity 😊

[@ashishnegi9602]

Well that is India for you but as more people are getting rich these services will not be available in future. I feel so grateful to all these people who fixed my jandals when I was young.

[@lakshmikrithika2521]

I know. I will miss my alteration tailer, the cobbler and all the other people who gave such small services but meant a lot. :(

[@PrernaMalik27]

​@@lakshmikrithika2521 and they get so little in return.

[@swapvanced1972]

People commenting on India being resourceful should understand that Person helping her is considered to be untouchable by most of the Indians...Sad side of the story

[@user-pz6et7bi5w]

​@@swapvanced1972please dont type in your whims and fancies.

[@shobhitsah0001]

​@@swapvanced1972 kuchh bhi pagla Gaye ho ,jaroor secular Wale hoge tum

[@HolyFreakinDragonSlayer]

Aww, Im so glad you got your shoes fixed! Love Indias attitude to non waste, it covers everything from the clothes the wear to the food they eat, superb culture. Have you guys ever tried barefooting or grounding as its technically known?

[@ROHITGUPTA-wd2me]

South Indians are very honest and humble people.

[@dolorescritandi3426]

Give him more No one any where helps He’s a master craftsman

[@thenotorioushoonigan3709]

Wow nice video love from United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all

[@davidmarshall5596]

Talk about improvisation...we are a throwaway society in the west I'm afraid 😨

[@swan_909]

Btw if you go to some middle class household, you will find ice-cream plastic containers and any other plastic containers that originally had something else in it being used to store everyday food items and those containers will be used till they break 😂. My house hardly had any plastic bags coz we use to have our own cloth bag in which all the vegetables and fruits were put and then transferred in fridge or kept at room temperature. Even clothes we wear would be converted to night wear when they start fading and then to mop cloth once it starts tearing 😂.

[@alpha_soul_0001]

​@@swan_909 so true,the story of every middle class family❤

[@peacefollower5026]

why ? i m not encouraging throwaway but it depends on many things you have more wages so you can afford things here it's not as simple as there here family is bounded so everyone act according to his choice and need of family

[@mikebar42]

Respect to him and her for not throwing them away and helping a small business.

[@vignesh9365]

We Indians know the value of things that we buy with our hard earned money Proud to be an Indian

[@akhil3703]

Welcome to BHARAT i.e india ❤️❤️

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you

[@rizwanshaikh7796]

a genuine and hardworking INDIAN

[@Wardaddy3]

Cobblers are gems. They pass that skills on their next generations. Love and respect

[@shaurav8008]

That is called caste system and they are untouchables of great Indian society

[@prasantapandaprasanta8824]

​@@shaurav8008bhai tu jaake pehle varn vyavastha padh fir Gyan Dene aaya kar

[@shaurav8008]

@@prasantapandaprasanta8824 Kyu? Mochi untouchables nahi hai?

[@srivenkateshwara_rama]

Most underpaid and underrated service and most convenient. They need a raise from public.

[@manjularanjan6608]

I thought this was normal

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Not in the west

[@aspirant_pro_maxx]

​@@ThoseHappyDays what they do in west??

[@susanchandler-cobb821]

In the west, we would put in the bin and buy new ones, having said that shoes like those don’t cost a lot and the repair would probably cost more than new ones sadly.

[@shanthiduraiswamy6085]

In India

[@RausanSinha]

​​@@aspirant_pro_maxx put into trash

[@MandarDarokar]

They do it for 20rs tbh, but yeah it varies with region and he's honest and a really good guy

[@rankingresearchdata]

10 rupees in kanpur and Bihar too

[@bakchodiroj]

​@@rankingresearchdata tum jse chutiye mile to mai dande marunga sale purchasing power parity badh chuki h india ki 10rs me tera khuch nhi hoga at least rs 30 is fair price

[@dailyfortniteshow6364]

​@@rankingresearchdata per capita income of bihar is $600 and up is $850, where as in south its over $2500.

[@durgaminecraft]

50 to 100 in Kerala

[@surojeetchatterji9966]

​@@rankingresearchdata 10₹ each in Kolkata as well. Just did last month with my house sandals.

[@marissathomson1480]

I hope you gave him a BIG tip!!❤️😊

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Always

[@niyamlam7804]

One of the reasons why India still remains unfazed in the event of crisis.... We manage

[@mrAkmum]

we mend things even our relationships 😊

[@arunmuthujothiraj]

Thats the entrepreneur who saw an opportunity and made a career out of it. Here in India, people call them self-employed.

[@RamalingamKB]

Even a Queen Can't Treat You Special that Way. He Can. ❤

[@RIYAKASTURII99]

So proud for the handwork and humble behaviour of the man

[@jayz2352]

You guy’s are the best and total respect to the guy doing work ✌️🙏

[@Afzal747]

In India when the footwears get a cut or get torn most of us take it to the cobbler to fix it in order to use it until it completely wear out. Even now I take my footwears to cobbler to fix it, I don't feel any shame in carrying it to the cobbler.

[@vishalpatial28]

From my experience im telling you that most South Indians especially tamil people are very nice, helpful and humble people.. They never guide you wrong. Love from Himachal ❤️

[@aditichoudhury3425]

Because it's part of our lifestyle. We believe in making the utmost use of everything we have. If it can be repaired why not ? I am personally very careful rather I am the mom in my house in these matters, it really pisses me off to take things for granted and just throw it out due to minor issue when it can solved. That's Indian Jugaad. Proud jugaadu Indian here 😌🇮🇳✨🙏.

[@Vinay_Acharya]

India - The CEO of Jugaad 😁👍

[@purnendupatra1]

This is the tip of the iceberg. There's probably a million such cost saving and earth saving techniques indians use, of course not out of concern but of necessity. Yet they call us third world. Cheers, dear West.

[@Hello_Glow]

In INDIA we believe a saying which says " everything has potential", and is reusable someway or other.😊

[@ipreet6850]

Kudos to all workers, cobblers mechanics, repairers etc

[@anilbillawa1653]

One of most important learning about Indian system is they believe that they are taking a lot from nature and should not destroy them , therefore they utmost utilise the resources. We respect nature

[@chinmaya_.pradhan]

Recycling, Reusing and Reducing are the three Rs which should be every person's natural habit. Because we have limited resources and unlimited demands. I personally like to reuse and reduce.

[@sahilkhullar006]

That is because in India we prefer to reuse things as long as possible thats the reason for such resourcefulness.

[@rufuscollins2834]

In India we value everything and there's always a way or place where anything can be fixed. It's not a use and throw culture.

[@babumanu895]

its culture of poverty

[@voidmain9519]

​@@babumanu895 not just that, reusability too. We are habituated to reuse something until it cannot be reused in any way. Even if we can afford new, we wouldn't want to throw it away, we would be looking for other ways in which it can be used.

[@surojeetchatterji9966]

​@@babumanu895 Its culture of Sustainable development with natural harmony, this is Vedic culture. Too much consumerism is detrimental for nature & future generations. Also communism is detrimental. Vedic is perfectly balanced between 2.

[@dhrupadraval6991]

Enjoy Your Journey In An Incredible India 🇮🇳💙

[@SunnyChowdharyMonarchy]

😊💐That is why it is said that this earth, this universe is incomplete without this Earth's precious place called India, on earth it's beautiful, incredible india of our Gods, place. The peace that cannot be found anywhere on this planet that'll be found in only our precious the one and only my loving India the legend country of all country. East or West India is the best. And every single country of this beautiful planet is Awesome 😊👍🏻🤝🏻

[@saurav.bishtt]

Hope u guys loving India it's just the mixture of all.... Every other country is like fruit different taste different colour but India is fruit salad ❤❤❤❤.. Love from dev bhoomi (devine land) uttarakhand India

[@hurimondutta]

This is called sustainable living ❤

[@walterdmello8811]

In India, we value everything. We reuse things which are usable and don't throw them away. We value relationships, too!

[@pn0409]

India is full of skilled people. The cobbler saved the day

[@arastuchattopadhyay4753]

Shoe repair cost $1 … content created priceless 😊

[@prince15.7]

This is how we use 1 pair of chappals for many years😂

[@gururaj6969]

respect for the man and his profession. 🙏

[@sukdebgoswami2444]

Foreign media used to say 'India a poor country having 1.4 billion people, So many proverties blah blah but we feel proud of our nation especially the people whom we see everyday in our lives. They never failed to bring smiles on our faces. We have different cultures, different religious people, different clothing, different foods from North India to south and east india to west but in our heart there's a common thing we are indians 🙏

[@harekrishnasahoo5737]

Dude, my sandals have holes in them and i ain't throwing them away till the rainy season arrives 😂

[@buntysonawane5750]

Did not knew this difference. Thanks & enjoy your stay.

[@MeSunny2]

This is awesome! So resourceful. Thank you for showing us how beautiful India is.

[@namitaadur111]

Thank you for this video. We have been stereotyped for decades thinking we are poor for being resourceful. We have learnt how to make haste from waste throughout our lives. That's how we can survive with little in absolutely everything. You'll see people can wear same shoes for decades honestly coz we repair and reuse it until it's absolutely worn out and become unrepairable. Also if we aren't using it for any reason, we give it to someone who wants to use or in need and don't just throw away. Same with clothes or anything else. I truly appreciate you showing this side. It's not about poverty for us that's how we're built, use something to it's optimum level.

[@aneetta_D]

Slowly these people are vanishing...can't find anyone who does this in my place anymore and i didn't even realise it until i saw this video .Now people don't have time to get it repaired and people just want to buy more.even i don't even think about getting it repaired. When i was a child i used to go with mom to get chappals repaired....gold memory....this video made me happy, think and sad at same time❤

[@chetan_naik]

Unfortunately we castigated these workers to lower castes.😢 They deserve respect that every other professional or worker receives.

[@indianamerican6362]

Caste was invented by Britishers, not by Indians. India has varna (profession) system and people can always change varna depending on the qualities. Caste came from the Portuguese word CASTA.

[@athish-REAL]

​@@indianamerican6362Nice Joke Mate😂

[@indianamerican6362]

@@athish-REAL why don't you do yourself a favor reading a few books instead of calling it a joke? You can't be ignorant forever.

[@abhisekdas435]

​@@indianamerican6362 half knowledge is dengerous....what you are saying is only half true...Varna system was there for thousands of years but it has translated to Caste slowly as years gone by that's nothing to do with Europeans, they just taken advantage of that

[@rajib8231]

C'mon. No body is treating them as lower caste. Atleast in city, we help each other. There are lots of goodness in the world. Let's focus on the positivity

[@youtube.Astro_version1.7]

We Indian value everything

[@freakyboy3843]

தமிழ்நாடு 🇮🇳❤️✨💯

[@jatinnegi1149]

there are no cobblers in foreign states I didn't knew that😂

[@Gp2878]

Actually, there are many things that we take for granted like local kirana shops with delivery boy, local stationary, xerox print, tailors, local clinics, paan shop, street food with choices, dhobhi, ironwala and many other things are almost missing in western nations.. telling from personal experience. For even washing clothes i had to go to laundromat 4 miles away in car😂

[@archanashukla5387]

in India everything can be fixed. even clothes can be fixed.

[@Ellechim16-18]

I will give him a good tip for his hardwork🥰

[@Interstellar2123]

I miss these kind of services in west.

[@anuradhameshram1921]

Indians know how to reuse,how to stitch n reuse again... ✨I respect my country 🇮🇳

[@hyderabadildarshiv174]

This guy was good unlike some others who refuse on face.

[@user-mo1xj2jx6o]

We have JUGAAD for everything.....

[@elora.2.x]

Amazing, ❤

[@sunilkumar-wo7cd]

We , INDIANS know value of money and our resources very well

[@ShyamLal-gt9ru]

We love these foreigners who respect & love our people of Great India 🎉

[@Sam-jf8hj]

In india we call them "Mochi"

[@Cizbuvax]

Not in Tamil Nadu

[@Sam-jf8hj]

@@Cizbuvax yeah they do!! Whoever speaks Hindi in Tamil Nadu.

[@pokemonitishere202]

ఆయన్ను చూస్తే తన పనిపై ఎంత గౌరవం ఉంది అనేది కనబడుతోంది. కానీ దారుణం ఏంటి అంటే ఆయన ఇండియా లో అంటరాని వాడు కోవలోకి వస్తాడు. ఎవర్నైనా ఆయన ఇంటికి పిలిచి తిండి పెడితే ఎవరూ తినరు. కనీసం నీళ్ళు కుడా తాగరు. అంత గొప్ప సంస్కృతి ఇంక ఇండియాలో ఉంది. ఆ సంస్కృతిని బ్రిటిష్ వాళ్ళు మాకు అంటించి పోయారు.

[@TheSripre]

We tamilians always help other humans