Here’s why leaving India and settling abroad may not be for you…

[@Gabblin]

So, what do you think? Will moving abroad really make you happy?

[@SaratAnimation]

Most definitely. Abhi bhi time hai nikal lo patli Gali se.

[@MDKHAN-od1hk]

But problems is USA is much less than india...also sex life is better in usa

[@ayonp]

@@MDKHAN-od1hk premarital sex is haram according to Islam.

[@MDKHAN-od1hk]

@@ayonp yes,, I am not telling for myself

[@SaratAnimation]

@@MDKHAN-od1hk chal jhuta 😂

[@Logicalyoutuber]

After living in the US for 16 years, I still struggle with this. May be i will make an attempt to go back to India with family.

[@DharmajBhardwaj]

Let's build a startup

[@mishtakulafrose9463]

Actually from my childhood I had a lot of desire for studying abroad but some people told me not to go there and to finish my study From my country. At one point I thought it’s ok.but this vedio has cleared my view. No matter where I go I have to face challenge

[@barnchak]

Do you base your life decisions on what other people tell you or do you live your life based on your desires ?

[@YV-2000]

​@@barnchakNot everything can be/ should be tried in our life. We have to take wisdom from other people's lives/ mistakes.

[@divineretreatss]

Life is so so soooo amazing if you live in places like Goa, Himachal, South, if you are lucky enough to work there.. There's nothing like India, if you are authentic to yourself not fooling yourself in many ways

[@Random.2286]

And northeast india too..

[@akshaydua8675]

I do 😄

[@somerandomguy7458]

@Kimhyori_ not enough money

[@somerandomguy7458]

@Kimhyori_entitled and lazy mentality

[@abhukk]

While living in California. I can relate every bit of it.. after living here for 5 years.. we finally decided to leave US and explore other countries.. US is good like India but it's not our muttar kulcha.. but one thing is sure.. you know it when you are home

[@Gabblin]

Cheers Abhishek! Thanks for sharing your first hand experience!

[@zzyuk814]

You mean india is still better to live in 🙄

[@amcaast]

welcome to surrey in vancouver bc, brampton torontto if you are missing India and Indian food and yet wish to enjoy best of Canada

[@abhishekshukla2745]

@@zzyuk814 it depends what you are looking for.

[@abhyudayasingh2]

@@zzyuk814 not really waiting to leave this country man

[@anujkap91]

Yar US and Europe and India all have their pros and cons... But for people moving out was not always happiness. It was based on monetary concerns and financial stability. If money is good in India then it's ok else it's better to move out for 10 years save money and come back if you don't like it.

[@fauj7860]

Thats smart 🎉

[@gautamghai1211]

Na ghar ke na ghat ke 😂

[@ProCricketBatsman]

Good idea

[@charchits_os]

I am gay and as you would know that I do not have any rights in this country, that's why I'm moving. No child adoption. No joint Bank accounts with partners. No entry to affordable housing. No safety on ROADS/ mob lynching. No Police support cause they are biased. Now convince me why I shouldn't leave.

[@PanditThanos]

Please leave country

[@reginageorgetownuni]

Nah you should definitely leave. God knows when Gay rights will be taken seriously here. Best to go.

[@Hamid_khan909]

If you are gay please leave we don't want people spoiling our country's reputation for weird fantasies

[@fonikgaming1217]

You need Therapy. Go to any Phycologist.

[@ProCricketBatsman]

If your gay then please leave

[@dhruvaggarwal5651]

Hey Gabblin,i think i can offer you some advice. I have lived for 4 years in Seattle,USA but shifted back to India in 2019. If pollution is the barrier for you, I suggest shifting to places like Chandigarh,Bangalore,New town Kolkata,Chennai. Also currently the indian startup culture is booming and you can take great advantage of that. On Dec 2016,when I was in Times Square,NY(which is a very famous landmark)gun violence happened which scared the hell out of me.I found a lot of challenges living in US.I personally beleive that if you are well settled in india where you earn well,there is less pollution and good safety etc ,it is foolish to leave India.

[@NehaSingh-io8ki]

Plus u have friends and family to catch up with. I cant even imagine diwali without people visiting with sweets or holi without friends and even visiting those old roads and places where we have spent our school life. Yes if i am struggling to make ends meet in india i would move anywhere and everywhere but if anyone is making decent amount of money here, i dont think its worth leaving all friends family memories behind.

[@sanketnegi1]

Bhai job kon dega aaisi cities mein?? I mean there are jobs lekin Kum hai na..

[@VivekSharma-sn7hl]

@@sanketnegi1well software field to remote hai

[@sanketnegi1]

@@VivekSharma-sn7hl haha.. I am from software industry.. It's very rare ki permanent remote job milega.. Infact many companies said permanent remote job but also asked to either come to office later or resign..not happened with me but a lot of cases happened..

[@sanathan4072]

I have left India forever never gonna back From Brisbane🇦🇺😇

[@aamoddar8234]

Another golden rule shared by these guys to live live in simplest way possible !keep making these life inspiring videos Guys !

[@Gabblin]

Thanks Aamod!

[@5123karan]

Not all Indian cities are polluted, jammed etc like it's shown in the video. Come to Chandigarh and I am sure you will change your perception. Although I had been to London and there is no matche with that. Truth is you always are treated as second class citizen because internally locals know why you left your motherland at first place. India is somewhere in between not great like Europe and not bad like Pakistan, bangaladesh , srilanka etc

[@iamkaur1841]

I m from chandigarh too and currently living in Delhi. That's what i say to people

[@5123karan]

@@iamkaur1841 Chandigarh is heaven when compared to cities like Delhi, Noida

[@priyankad7674]

Let me also tell you people outside really don't differentiate between India, Pakistan, Bangladesh or Sri Lanka. Many might not even know we are different countries. Just like many Indians won't know much difference between Lativia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Georgia etc

[@movocode]

I agree with you

[@blazingguyop]

True bro come to south

[@offside7803]

I’ll give you a simple perspective. Before people went to States and all countries, because there were opportunities. But now it’s not the case anymore. There are plenty of problems like work visa, jobs etc. Now the opportunities are in India. It’s better to stay here than stay abroad.

[@warrenbuffett4564]

What kind of opportunities in india😂.salary is really low here

[@blazingguyop]

@@warrenbuffett4564 because you are lazy ☕

[@jomyjacob71]

@Parth bro is life in uk depressing why u mentioned only manual labor

[@jomyjacob71]

@Parth right ppl are seeking money by let going of their values

[@ProCricketBatsman]

@@warrenbuffett4564 man you do get high paying jobs but the competition is crazy

[@421prateek]

I'm speechless. There's something very amazingly unique bout this channel and i feel very good about it.

[@qazdude]

These guys are getting my attention as the stuff they are providing is quite relatable to all of them who are in a dilemma whether to Live abroad or in India ....but you know the feeling when you are at your home or not in the end !!

[@LuckyBombay]

And so time passes on … a few years , the. 10 years and the couple never returns back … that’s the end my friends … seen it play out a 100 times before … good video though … over the years people who are apprehensive at first about us change their views to the opposite while people who initially wanted to stay in us are ready to go back … I have seen that play out too… also after 10 plus years in us people feel that India is not the same anymore as when they left so why bother changing their life for something they don’t even identify with anymore … basically people stay wherever they are more comfortable… and this keeps changing with time

[@fauj7860]

Bro ive lived for a decade in the west , didnt go back to india for years cuz to be honest i didnt like a lot of things there , but once i visited india cuz i had to , i became a fan of india i fell in love with things again , small things that are a part of life in india that i had forgotten , existed . West pays you good but makes you empty from insides , fr that that pay it takes a lot from you that you dont even realize - in india YOU ACTUALLY LIVE (ofc if you have some things taken care of ) I am thinking of moving back to india forever

[@tirthkikani5695]

World Is Beautiful , Where You Want To Live Just Go There. Don't Bother About What People Thinks. Live This Life , It's Yours Only.

[@ajbst123]

This channel deserves more appreciation and even more subscribers

[@Gabblin]

Thanks a lot!

[@Machaivelli]

As someone who is 27 , gave away the opportunity to move to Germany (only to repent it 3 years later ) I can relate to this video lol Even right now there's this constant battle of whether doing mba from India or abroad . Don't want to settle for a lesser ranked college cos of the being a general ,then again don't want to leave this country too haha

[@saishri00]

It only depends on you sometimes a non iim becomes the rich n that iim guy is working under that rich guy.... A degree is just a paper

[@Machaivelli]

@@saishri00 Tbh the guy selling pav bhaji near choupaty or the one selling Maggi at mall road shimla or the guy who rents out his second hand cars in Ola uber earns way more (even twice )of a consultant who's just starting at big 3 or a product manager of some fortune listed compay but ask them whether they would like their children to be graduating out of a good college or sell Maggi with them at a tourist place for twice the paycheck . most likely they'll pick the former of graduating out of a good college and working in a decent mnc climbing the ladders

[@saishri00]

@@Machaivelli it only depends on how is your outlook on the scenarios Even the pav bhaji ka beta can become a restaurant owner if he wants to... It depends on him not the degree Or good college Good college can make you well educated not successful 🏆...

[@mastvideos6298]

You do know that its fake vid right !

[@empire3955]

same here....

[@tauseefhusain7901]

Har baar dil khush ho jaataa hai, the moment a new video comes up. Cheers 👍.

[@Gabblin]

Thanks Tauseef!

[@wolfmangoland7972]

It becomes difficult to move back when you have school-going kids.

[@ultramomentz]

I just love this Raghu guy. He always sends manav in a mental conflict !

[@Gabblin]

Hahahah!

[@SuperVishalchhabra]

I do not understand, when you are dissatisfied with India, actually you are disastisfied with the state you are living in or the whole India, have you tried each n every region of India. Like, I am frustrated with traffic and air pollution in Delhi NCR, and hence I like Himalayan states like Uttarakhand and Himachal. Why every body wants to leave a country when they have not tried shifting the state.

[@tukitaki6936]

Because of job availability maybe..

[@SuperVishalchhabra]

@@tukitaki6936 yes..this is..

[@5123karan]

Because abroad even the metro cities have cleaner air, water, less corruption, law and order in place. But in India only hilly areas or some tier 3 cities close to nature are clean.

[@SuperVishalchhabra]

@@5123karan but somewhere we are also responsible for these issues like corruption and sanitation. In metro cities everyone is busy in just making money. I remember in Delhi MCD workers were on strike and they spread the garbage all around. No body from the area took responsibility to clean that garbage, even when they themselves were residing there. That kind of people they go anywhere in the world they will only create mess.

[@5123karan]

@@SuperVishalchhabra Nobody in the world takes responsibility. I have seen Brits creating mess and garbage on the streets of London. It's the government's and administration's responsibility to enforce laws and maintain cleanliness. Slowly people get used to it and then behavioural change happens. I strongly disagree when people feel it's our responsibility. No it's the government's first as they have collected tax for that. They have power and resources to do the work.

[@bishalghosh2218]

I live in UK for my studies and most of my friends say they will stay back as it will give there career a boost but personally i feel it is not about the country you are in or the qualification you have it all comes down to you what you really want to be in your life and align yourself with your goal.The US,UK or India these are just locations in a map it is upto you to choose what you want to do with your life and where do you want to spend it and feel content.

[@gamingonus26]

But tatti india

[@jamesncraigrocjames2092]

They want to to stay bec running water electricity no corruption decent well mannered educated people. Free healthcare. People mind their own business. Take all your friends with you.

[@hunarrr]

Sick decisions lol

[@hunarrr]

@Parth huh never worked as labour just focused on my studies for five straight years on my parents' money and got package of pounds (more than your net worth) , got cars , got home , got a loving wife , got friends and yeah what's up there?

[@hunarrr]

@Parth whatif I say my parents are additional session judges? Whatif I say me and my wife are legal advisors in one of the precious financial company of UK? But i know your income is still better than my whole family tight yeah? Keep crying kid and get a photo clicked with the Land cruiser and Shelby in the garage 😂

[@nidhiarora1432]

Wow .. Short crisp perfect entertaining, wow team Gabblin also it gives you a thought what is happiness not only in terms of moving abroad, in general. Ur video makes my day 😀

[@Gabblin]

Cheers Nidhi! :D

[@nidhiarora1432]

@@Gabblin I love your videos and forward to my groups..keep making these.. cheers ✌

[@Gabblin]

@@nidhiarora1432 Thanks a ton! Yes, we’ll keep creating videos because we love creating videos! :D

[@baburajendraprasad341]

8 out of 10 Indians would move to USA if given a chance. This is the ultimate truth.

[@Gabblin]

This is correct, and we encourage anyone to move out if they want to, but expecting to find 'happiness' by simply changing your location point on the planet may not be fruitful. Cheers! :D

[@aayushrawat4043]

At times we find living in India challenging. But honestly I never feel like leaving my country. Country duur ki baat hai..yaha muje Delhi se bahar jana b acha nhi lgta

[@ankur_nadda]

Hi Team Gabblin, Really appreciate all the work you guys are doing. So much sense into all the content you create. Ironically i am also a typical management consultant who happens to live and work in Manhattan. Thank you for all your work, gives peace and positive vibes.

[@ritwik20011]

Yes there might be many problems.... But still i will never leave India... Because i love india and i am proud being Indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@bornwanderer1]

I'm to go back to India

[@puncaz]

My 2 cents: It’s all about the fine balance between all the things which matters to you. Your family, financial position, quality of life and future security. As far as you are able to protect these, location does not matter. But if you are not able to find equilibrium between these things, you will not find yourself in peace irrespective of location.

[@nidhichaurasia9893]

Okay my Fanda is clear. World is one country, live everywhere don't think where u currently live is bad or where u r going is too great. Problem is everywhere but in different forms.

[@anchalgupta9540]

It's simple how we are thinking ,the way we are searching for happiness ..be happy always ,go with the flow life gives many times hint if we are happy then we can spread alots of happiness ... great content .. always feeling good to see short and sweet stories ...keep doing well guys ...

[@Gabblin]

Thanks Anchal! :)

[@ankitbhatti4287]

one thing though don't live in liberal states you gonna feel caged try living somewhere more conservative state in usa

[@ayushiraj9535]

@@ankitbhatti4287 Why?

[@ankitbhatti4287]

@@ayushiraj9535 liberals cities are overly sensitive about everything that's why.

[@boomboomkohli420]

I am practicing agriculture since 2014 never got placed after my BE, 20-22 lacs per annum kama leta hu thoda bahot ghum leta hu, acha khata aur pehenta hu .baki sab moh maya h .

[@ameyapatil2424]

A lot is happening currently in India. NRI's are coming here and doing startups.

[@smartnugget]

Yeah but the ratio is still 1/20 or even lower. The fact is alot ans i mean alot of people r leaving india it's just a fact.

[@amrahs6999]

@@smartnugget You wont believe me but I want to leave India because Indian government does not have balls to deal with rampant extremists ( mostly muslims )

[@shaanhingorani1524]

As an Indian American born and raised in USA, I feel the opposite way and want to move to India as over the past few years, I am frustrated about current political climate in US and don’t feel like I’m not able to fit in with Americans. Although I’m extremely grateful for great opportunities in education and careers that the US has given me, but I’m more culture oriented person and like speaking Hindi.

[@thefinancecontroller8411]

Love your videos man!! I love them

[@thescholarsofislamofficial]

Currently living in canada as student took withdrawal and going back to India forever. 🇮🇳

[@jomyjacob71]

Wat happened

[@chanakya6735]

Extremely wrong decision, I am sure you'll regret later

[@poojasingh99999]

You get best life if you invest money earned in US/UK in India and move back to India. For your children also if you have good investment in India life is better in India for your children. If you continue living in west, get settled and your children also grown up there and finished college in west and you all living in west, your life is boring/lonely after 50 or 55 years. The attachement your children have with you is not like India. Most people do not research about about or third generation indian before taking decision to grow their children from new born to adult in west. Life is good in west but you coming generation will have issues related to underconfidecne, lonely, loosing religious identity, fear of minority. You will not see this on surface level in second or third generation but once if they open about only than they share these things. Also fertility rate of Indian in western countries is 1.5 so there population in western population share is either stable or declining. The population increasing because of migration from India. This means Indian will continue to be very tiny minority in most western countries if in future migration from India decline. Indians are very different from other minority group in west. Pakistani, bangladeshi and middle eastern group mostly follow thier tradition in second or third generation also so it is easy for them to move back or move to other muslim countries in middle east. Most Indian ignore this they try to follow western way so they also face west problem of old age, less attachment with child and living lonely life. The children are western in culture but their acceptance is less by europeans. West is good for giving boost to your income and you can work for 15 to 20 years if you came after colloge, your children will be 5 to 10 years old by this time. Try to make good investment in India and move back to India. Your children or future generation will have better family, marriage and peace of mind in India compare to west. In west they may have good career, more money but less stable family life, loneliness and fear which a miniority faces. Many people who have moved to west are finding their friend who started a small trading business or other small business are earning similar or better than them in India and enjoying very good stable family life compare to their friends in west.

[@babyshortsbd9088]

If I get a good job, buy an apartment in a good area I will definitely stay in my own country. Nothing is more satisfying than living in the country where I spent my early days of life. I have a problem with adjusting with the new culture and new area with new people. I prefer my area even though it's not modern and doesn't have first world facilities

[@parvezchoudhury9898]

I really like the character of raghu, Who has a unique perspective to complex problms in life

[@krishnanpm4773]

So finally the answer is simple: Happiness is internal, don't process too much!

[@Gabblin]

Cheers!

[@dt_99]

Such a nice topic to make a video on guys 💯. Loved it. I have finished my bachelor degree and some of my family members once adviced me to go to USA and study further. I don't know why, but my inner voice does not fully want to go there for studying. It's true I'll get the best facilities and the best global exposure over there, but just don't know why, the inner voice is not fully ready to move to US. Such is my story. Again great video guys. Loved it 😇😇

[@Gabblin]

Cheers Dhruvil!

[@ashleyderek780]

@@Gabblin we came US 6 years ago.not happy.may be we are back in fews years.it’s trap don’t came here😔

[@GHURABA_DUNYA]

​@@ashleyderek780 why?!

[@kashinadhch4587]

Your channel is most underrated dear.. Love from andhra pradesh..

[@naqshsharma6686]

Given any chance almost anyone will move to US. All this you are saying will never matter. Whether I will find happiness or not , I definitely would like to be depressed or sad when I am rich and have better standard of living. This is real life

[@Gabblin]

Thank you for your opinion, Naqsh! How rich you get is also not completely a function of where you live, but more a function of how much value you create for the society. Things are nuanced. By all means, one must consider settling abroad, but not with serious expectations. Unmet expectations cause even more unhappiness. Cheers!

[@amrahs6999]

Nah bro. US is not for me. The sole reason I would move out of India are the internal issues where citizens are dumb enough to divide India, blame others, the double standards towards muslims, etc. I am just sick of this shit. The reason I don't like US is simply because they have their own internal issues like gun violence, extreme racism, very very expensive, etc. Obviously If my reasoning for moving out of India is internal issues then I would never move to a country which also has its own internal issues ( which worsens for immigrants ).

[@hemasingh2819]

@Varun could you be anymore wrong. Different people work in different ways and hence different things work for them for eg someone who does not like meeting relatives or is not a social butterfly, can handle racist remarks would do better abroad but for someone stayinf away from family and friends for a long time is difficult who is emotionally vulnerable would rather be happier in india Second things is money as u said material possessions , if I can't get a job in india with a good package life would be bad for me here as well as abroad but atleast I'll have more money abroad so going abroad is a better option for me but if I have a good job here and I need social security as well then going abroad would be futile for me. So it's about individual preferences and how u perceive happiness and what is higher on your priority list. Happiness to each is their own so there is no fixed place where u would be happy, there are just places which would be more aligned with your perception of happiness and that is the place for you it can be india and it can be abroad too.

[@hemasingh2819]

@Varun u just sounded like those people that u were addressing ie the ones that find flaws in other countries. Likewise u are finding flaws in india . So basically u missed the whole point of the video . He covered both kinds of people u just had to figure out which one u are and u are among those people who would be happier abroad but u just ruled out the possibility of people being happier here let's be more mature and considerate here. Right And as regards your last para , it's such a stupid and uninformed statement to make . Have you ever read about PPP if not, please do.

[@hemasingh2819]

Not necessarily true sir. I have come back after having completed my CPA because I couldnt deal with the racism and didn't want to live under fear cause of the gun laws. Likewise my cousin came back from canada because he could not manage household work by himself whereas my best friend is still in Boston along with a few of our batchmates . They complete their MBA from Bapson college and are living happily there since 3 years so it's a very personal choice the number of people who come back after going abroad is very small and I agree with that because people who go abroad in the first place are the ones who think they can have a better life there but your statement is so wrong.

[@SaratAnimation]

Ye to too much hai yaar. Kaun Sala India me rahna chahta hai? Itna traffic! I miss lockdown of 2020. Mere pas to company pass tha and I was roaming around. It felt like a zombie apocalypse. I really miss 2020.

[@shubhavida6961]

Haha kahan ghum rahe the

[@maitrayparikh321]

U should go to Namibia then it will be ideal place.😁

[@Cart-j6q]

After going from a top populated , independent country moving to exceptionally ruled based laws country isn't easy

[@lokesh5486]

Bhagwaan kabhi woh din na dikhaye jab is mahnan dharti jaha Ram, Krishna, Budha, Guru nanak jaisi aatma janami usko chhod kar mujhe kahi bahar Jana pade, isse accha maut pehle aajaye 🙏🏼

[@radhamohan1026]

basically.. pehle istemal kare phir vishwas kare. As always too good video guys🔥🔥🔥

[@Gabblin]

Great interpretation!

[@mayanksingh-iz4xs]

Well crafted storyline and impeccable video quality❤️ love u gabblin😘

[@Gabblin]

Thanks Mayank!

[@ujjwal748]

This channel always provide a good perspective!

[@Gabblin]

Thanks Ujjwal!

[@SachinKumar-ck9ow]

I am raised in HK & still, I don't really find this place like my home and have mixed feelings for India too so I'm thinking to go Singapore. hopefully, that would work out for me.

[@preranpjm1]

Look forward to your content always! Amazing content

[@Gabblin]

Thanks Preran!

[@aishwaryajayadas7538]

You guys are greattttt. Nice videos!!!! Keep up the good work👍

[@arghyaprotimhalder5592]

30% tax now they are increasing it Healthcare facilities or benefits none on paper this that we know the quality. Education we don't even need to talk. Infrastructure development speed is extremely slow. Except majority residential and business areas the overall infrastructure and and cities ain't very good to live in . Bad roads after road tax, pollution check costs. Restriction 30% on crypto 30% on share and ETF. Charge extra for currency conversion I have known many legal ways to route to money to escape taxes they takr time it's not worth. I don't I would be able to or not one things 100% i sending my gen generation out ofthis hell for sure. Corruption in every step illiterate money fighting over religion kicking politicians feet for 500-1000 ruppe and begging not working. 2 .2 actually paying taxes GST. Even at business no one's happy

[@prince20gautam]

I want this channel to reach one million asap

[@aashuarora8791]

I've been tolerating a lot hatred in India

[@Psj1510]

Really interesting. And at the end simple wisdom as always. Great video Gabblin team. Kudos😊💗👍👍👍

[@Gabblin]

Thanks Jaya!

[@vibhishnagul]

Definitely not worth settling there but worth exploring

[@SOHEL_BUSINESS_GURU]

KISI KE LIYE HO SKTA WORTH

[@rajivrohella]

Yes bro there is no gajer ka kalwa, mater kulcha even dal & social life.. but it's still better than dying on road due to lack of oxygen & pay bribe even for last rides in capital city of India. Even if I am unhappy in both situations it's still better to be unhappy & cry with social & financial security. Just my thoughts living outside india 12 years...

[@athribhat2243]

I prefer social Security and India

[@Gabblin]

Yes, and there’s nothing wrong about living outside India. In fact, living abroad can help you expand your horizons and make you a more open individual, but happiness is more nuanced and generally an internal affair. We need to become peaceful ourselves first! Cheers!

[@kapilbhardwaj4680]

Tera chacha mar gya tha on road, due to lack of oxygen?

[@rajivrohella]

@@kapilbhardwaj4680 One really not need to be in trouble to learn the lesson.

[@5123karan]

True

[@aadie3763]

Thanks for this masterpiece, happiness is all we need ,

[@jogendrajoshi7327]

What a top-tier channel! How am I just discovering this!

[@anasiqbal6256]

Very first video i watched of yours is this and i just low the way of narration and story telling ❤️ definitely subscribing 🙂‍↔️

[@akkahshhagarwaal79]

I think it is better to work abroad and live in India during your retirement.

[@bhargavreddy7038]

who will you connect with once you are back for retirement ? All family would have lost touch , same with friends

[@akkahshhagarwaal79]

@@bhargavreddy7038 I guess you're right. One would have already become a part of the community there by living for such a long period of time.

[@anthonyzestley3980]

My dream would be to live 4 months in India and 8 months in Philadelphia

[@ProCricketBatsman]

That’s what some people do

[@lycopodium262]

When i was a kid i was also thinking about leaving india but now as a grown up person I'm glad that i never left india for these useless countries

[@nmn8829]

Moving to the eu or usa is stupid, most of these people are too influenced by movies and pop culture

[@sachinkalkur]

This is awesome, keep making contents likes this.

[@Gabblin]

Thanks Sachin!

[@cyriljohns]

Thank you bro for sharing this...You are clearing many doubts of us

[@vishnusanan]

I had a decision to make and now I know what I'm going to do. Thanks team gabblin.

[@joydipEventVlog]

Yaar.. bahut sahi contents banate ho aap log.. kudos to whole team..👍👍

[@purvi_bhateriya]

This was so Unbelievably Good 😍 Interpretations

[@manaspati8229]

Love you bro.. You gave the answer.

[@mandip_thapa01]

You guys are changing my life every video you upload.

[@Gabblin]

Thanks Mandip!

[@SUBUMusic]

great video 🎉❤

[@zr8393]

I'm Muslim and want to move out of India because i don't get safe here anymore

[@yedatatya1]

Very good! May I suggest Pakistan or Syria for you? Or may be China in the Ughiyur region .. bye bye

[@RiteshYadav-mj1hl]

I think you should go Bangladesh 😅😅

[@zr8393]

@@RiteshYadav-mj1hl did you guys hear about the gau rakshakhs killing Aryan Mishra thinking he is a Muslim. Reminds me of Rahat Indoris saying"Lagi gi aag toh aayenge kaee ghar zad main. Yahan pe sirf humarah makaan thodi hai. " Peace and justice benefits everyone. Anarchy is good for no one.

[@RiteshYadav-mj1hl]

@@zr8393 oh really bro ' 🤣 what about you muslims have created terror all over the world , apart from india all the muslims in England, garmany, France and Europe are being expelled from their country this is the truth of your peaceful community....👊

[@ProCricketBatsman]

Yeah man go to a Muslim country you will be safer there

[@SriramNatarajan25]

End of the day, you need money! You sell your time for dollars, the gain is far more.

[@karmanshorts9423]

Thanks bhai❤❤❤ khush krdiya aapne 😊😊

[@BijayBasy]

Its better to live in the usa once u have a greencard and citizenship. I live very happy and lucky to live in the usa.

[@harpreetkour1196]

Thanks for the message 😇

[@desiputtar89]

America has the top most depressed people on Earth. And not to forget, racial tensions run high in the US. And on top of that, gun crimes are also a problem. Plus, people over there suffer from a lot of mental issues.

[@jaymatang02]

Thanks for the perspective

[@nexus9954]

You guys are hidden gems of KZbin for me 💝 much much love and warm wishes to all of you guys..happy new year.. Suggestions - can you please make a video on self sabotage

[@Gabblin]

Can you explain your request more? :)

[@esumitkumar]

Really nice and humurous video..Can totally relate to it after moving to UK (just 5 months ago)..missing India :)..will review my decision after 1-2 yrs

[@jamesncraigrocjames2092]

PLEASE LEAVE.

[@ayushiraj9535]

How is it in UK?

[@esumitkumar]

@@ayushiraj9535 .As far as I see .. Pros of UK 1 . 9 am to 5 pm work culture..after that no calls ..couldnt think of this in India.. 2. Good practical study for kids 3. Weather in summers (natural beauty all around) 4. Closeness to Europe (can visit and explore various countries) .. Cons of UK 1. Missing home and parents even though whatsapp video call daily .. In festivals this feeling grows ..even though you join local indian groups ..still that artificial feeling 2. Costly flights to India if not planning in advance 3. Depressive gloomy weather in winters ..always hibernating in winters..when sunshine will come ? 4. Street food is nothing compared to India ..even though UK has Southall, Wembley, East Ham, Leicester etc 5. Although Brits are nice, but they wont let you come in their inner circle 6. Hard to make friends in School (my daughter is in Year 7) 7. Absence of maid (domestic help)- Have to do all cleaning, grass cutting , everything yourself :( ..No comfort like India ....This is really tough when you are coming from work ... In summary I think ..mind is always divided in two parts whether to stay here or move back !

[@esumitkumar]

@@Rahul-ue6st definitely India is best for settling ..Diff people have diff views ..If ur just after money ..This place can give u lots after ILR ..But if ur looking for family time n festivals ..India 👍...I couldn't get what u mean by just transferred..I have to search a new job in India as my current company is British

[@esumitkumar]

@@Rahul-ue6st it doesn't matter if company branch opens or not ..I will definitely come in some.time..(job is secondary ..Family n parents first)

[@colleixd]

haven't watched the whole video but gajar ka halwa wala analogy is stupid here. You simply don't compare flavour with nationality both countries have their issues but benefits living in us outweights most of the downsides of india.

[@Gabblin]

Reality is neutral. ‘Benefits’ and ‘Downsides’ are merely your own mental projections. Stories that you tell yourself to justify your decision making. That’s the point that we are trying to make in this video. Cheers! :)

[@farazsyed10]

Raghu is an excellent actor

[@DummyUseless-er3dn]

When you have to fight any court case in India be it divorce case, real estate litigation cases etc then you will know why India sucks. Only people who are fine with India’s “small” problems are the ones who never had to go to court for any issues. Just stand outside any court to understand how ridiculous the system is. And I am not even talking about criminal cases but just civil cases itself

[@mastvideos6298]

You should tell people that this vid for entertainment only . Some people really serious about this .

[@sanjeevthakur6628]

Liked your videos, watching since some days,,, good to see these stories 🤗

[@abhimanyupratapsingh8721]

My girlfriend is going abroad to study , we earlier planned to get married and persue our carrier in India , now i think we are about to get apart and i am feeling depressed. Not sure what to do

[@prernanikam1575]

In the same situation rn😭. What is your life update??

[@LaxmanSingh-iq2im]

I am your big fan since you started. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ You have blessings guys. Don't worry

[@shubhankarrr9097]

Why u guys are so perfect ❤️

[@adityau5823]

How can you all be perfect everytime with your content 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🙌🙌🙌🙌. Was eagerly waiting for this one . Need some more coporate related videos 💯🙌

[@Gabblin]

Thanks Aditya!

[@rohit.motwani]

I feel you man :D every topic of your video is just me. Would like to connect with you personally.

[@Gabblin]

Cheers Rohit!

[@GanilOnesell]

So u choose India 🇮🇳?

[@withoutaniche]

Another video that really prompts us to introspect ourselves. Nice take on the topic. Loved it❤ Btw whats the name of the outro song ? Thats good too.

[@yashsodha1406]

Victor Lundberg - Deep and Abiding | kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnzEfGlpjaxsbtE

[@muskanarora4654]

Touching and brainstorming concept 💯 Though repetitive content.😐

[@Gabblin]

Well, life is simple. Often, the complicated problems can be navigated through more easily by just remembering a few things. That's why, our content will always focus on a few basic principles. Cheers! :)

[@muskanarora4654]

@@Gabblin kuddo!!💯You are being true to your audience about content. Highly appreciated ☺️

[@gauthamsankars8844]

Random person: Settling abroad will be better. *Me thinking about settling in North Korea* 😂

[@aaradhya_theory6250]

I love acting of all.. This channel is so underrated

[@cuisinesingh5075]

That matar kulcha guy was hilarious, he should try acting

[@mayank_patil_]

Nice one man.

[@poonamjuneja7316]

Wonderful work 👌

[@mosinansari1200]

Realty is neutral:- key point

[@YashKapta]

So relatable!