INDIA DOING BUDGET SPACE TRAVEL Reaction | ISRO Vs Space X (Elon Musk)

[@shauryapratapsingh6052]

India has developed Navic system like GPS in America ..during kargil war with Pakistan America refused to give GPS technology to india.

[@sanket9064]

America dogla he

[@piyushdevnath293]

@@sanket9064 yeh bsdk 😂 sirf fayda khojta hai

[@justintyokiasaki1491]

America is not at all a loyal partner. Most of them are suffering from superiority complex...

[@omanmol9640]

@velichayshiy lider oh bhai... Sabhi nhi hote uss hadd tak jis hadd tak America hai....... India ne shirf apne benefit ke liye Russia ko support nhi kiya hai.... Benefit hai lekin Russia se ek emotional connection bhi hai India ka..... Agar Russia 1971 ke war mein nhi hota toh aaj India gaya rehta...... Sab country apna faida toh dekhenge, no doubt.... Par India jaisi kuch country hai jo harr time bina apna faida dekhe bhi kaam karti hai.... ... India jin countries se gaali sunta hai unko bhi zarurat ke time par aid deta hai..... Jaise abhi ka example lelo. India chahta hai wheat export karna par WTO worldwide crisis ke time par bhi aisa karne nhi de raha hai......... Aur India ke bilkul opposite hai America... Saala jahan jung ki koi situation nhi hoti wahan bhi jung lagwa deta hai. 😂😂 So to some extent every country See's it's benefit but America is at top in this list & India is one of the bottom countries in that list.......

[@crictracker8436]

Technology nahi yaar service

[@Mayankmadke1234]

We still remembered how usa stopped india to purchase cryo site engines from Russia but our scientist developed our own proud of Indian scientists

[@Premsagolsem]

Indian space programming is like the race of tortoise and rabbit. Low cost,slow and steady wins the race .

[@Leonardo-lb6rs]

Slow and steady wins the race only when the hare sleeps. If the hare keeps on going, you will not win the race.

[@Premsagolsem]

@@Leonardo-lb6rs yeah ! But we are not comparing ourselves to any other countries. This is why we are achieving.

[@Xcvbn3355]

@@Leonardo-lb6rs so true

[@Unknown129k]

@@Leonardo-lb6rs Ok kid. I have seen you at different channels. Instead of lecturing to others everytime, do your best what you can

[@moviemafia7010]

Jai Hind Jai Bharat 🙏😎💕🇮🇳🇮🇳🔥💯

[@aditichoudhury3425]

Being able to achieve great things in a limited budget is an art in itself. In a nutshell it explains that you have to make the utmost use of limited resources to achieve your goal with a pure strive and motivation without taking things for granted. And we Indians respect ISRO for this so much. 😌😌

[@cleaR101]

Exactly...

[@1949AKN]

Bang for the buck, as they say, is better in India.

[@Sanskar-1705]

I wasn't offended by your last video...we are really having some problems in employing such large population.....but in recent years India has improved its ease of doing business ranking 2-3 folds and this year India has received highest FDI.....but still clearly Beijing is outdoing New Delhi

[@vikasrs5985]

Stop getting approval from us ✋

[@dummytest8325]

Go away

[@vineetl]

@@Sanskar-1705 I agree, but the opposition.. 🥲

[@thirstyjogger]

@@kaze.14 it was important to close the economy to the foreigners so that our companies can grow. Every country does it.

[@cipher-6.66]

@@Sanskar-1705 after independence it was important to have a closed economy.

[@DEVansh001]

I still remember that comic posted on western newspapers, (where a man with cow was trying to enter the so called white space club.) CIA tried its best in the past to stop ISRO, as we saw in the movie Rocketry:the Nambi effect, but couldn't. ISRO destroyed nasa's monopoly, most countries are approaching India for their satellites ... Even china and Russia's space program is way better than Nasa. 🤣 India is planning its own space station, hope that will be a huge success. Tables have turned... Jay bharat 🇮🇳

[@moviepro2900]

Well said brother..

[@Leonardo-lb6rs]

Lmao indians. First time using internet?🤣🤣

[@devmohanty9968]

Nasa's monopoly has ended.

[@omprakas2285]

We have came a long way... Thanks our Heroes. Rocket boys was a good series.

[@jatinmanhoriya6130]

even in web series rocket boys which tell the story of dr.homi j bhabha and vikram srabhai(isro founder).In next season both will die they will be killed by CIA 😪😭😭

[@user-cv1jb9xv2p]

3:31 90% of the mission was successful in terms of deploying the scientific instruments for research, studying It was a three part mission. First was deploying orbiter, second lander and third was the rover part. Orbiter had most of the instruments, which is working successfully till date.

[@rexxbailey2764]

IF OUT OF THREE COMPONENTS 2 FAILED THEN DAT MAKES FOR A 70% FAILURE RATE NOT SOME 90% CHANCE OF A 10% FAILURE RATE! 😑😒

[@user-cv1jb9xv2p]

@@rexxbailey2764 anpadh ho kya. Saaf saaf upae comment mei likha hai ki majority scientific research ke instruments thae wo orbiter par thae. Toh jab orbiter deploy hogaya toh matlab instruments deploy hogaya. Ab instruments kaam kar rahe hai wo jo data jankari lebi thi wo wo bhej rahe hai toh successful hi hua. Aur pehli line mei likha hai successful in terms of deploying scientific instruments for research, studying Abe jaakr net par hi kuch padhlo mission ke baare mei. ISRO ki website par hi kuch padhlo kitne instrument tahe kya objectives tahe Mission ke, objectives matlab jo goal hai Mission ka wo hai alag alag tareh ka data ikkatha karna aur wo hoga jo alag alag instruments lagaye gaye unse aur wo orbiter par hai, data lagatr ikkatha Kiya ja raha hai. Majority of goals successful hai.

[@Satadru74x9]

Pixxel is really doing great in satellite technology. But I would like to add 2 more of my favourite Indian Space companies, Skyroot & Agnikul. Cost Effective Rocket launching companies like SpaceX, but Indian blood on Indian soil.

[@charanteja_]

To all the Indian sceintists who were killed/ wrongfully jailed in the past due to pressures from the CIA and USA, our generation will prove ourselves better than any others in the world and will not let your sacrifice go on vien. We will ensure it was all worth it not just for Indians or for profits but for the betterment of Human Kind which our scientists always dreamed for.

[@AryanSharma-qj8sq]

17:34 Indians to Jaby - jaale Naa tere bhi jaale na 🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@AmitKumar-dq5rb]

Jall k phat gyii jaby kii 🗿💣

[@moviemafia7010]

Jai Hind Jai Bharat 🙏😎💕🇮🇳🇮🇳🔥💯

[@shauryapratapsingh6052]

America is developed because of capitalism ..you cannot blame that ..India is still developing because of socialistic policies ..

[@bhuvskaya8898]

Yes Even modi is left

[@pcbuilds4u288]

@@bhuvskaya8898 it's way more complex than that, I often find it very amusing when people call BJP a far right Party, whreas their policies are far more liberal.

[@bhuvskaya8898]

@@pcbuilds4u288 BJP is left wing party interms of economics

[@moviemafia7010]

Jai Hind Jai Bharat 🙏😎💕🇮🇳🇮🇳🔥💯

[@vivekkparashar]

@@pcbuilds4u288 yes ,there are some people with right ideology but as a whole bjp is a left wing /liberal party

[@_kumu_ku]

ISRO scientists always delivered better in prospectus to India. Now ISRO needs to guard it's innovative culture in competitive environment with its over ambitious employees who always hurry to compete with big pocket guys.

[@mehulahire7819]

These guys are rooting for our country and more than some of our own people!! Kudos Jaby and Achara!!!

[@tattvamashi]

Nobody can stop India to Become VishwGuru Again. Wait for 50-60 year. India will regain it's title of Golden Bird.

[@kravigautam5990]

Sure brother

[@ChinmayDhake]

The Lunar mission was a 95% success as the rover project was just 5% part of the mission. The orbiter, which was the main machine behind the project is still revolving the moon. So the lunar mission Chandrayaan 2 was a success, as opposed to what was mentioned in the video.

[@gitanjalidas5542]

YES

[@RB-fp8hn]

I remember watching this Bloomberg video, and leaving a comment there at 14:30: In Dec 2021, India had 86.9 million people in poverty (not upwards of 360, as this report casually claims with no sources cited). That is approx. 6% of the Indian population. The same year, USA had 53.59 million people in poverty ... which is 16.1% of the US population in 2021. These media outlets show the slums in India to distract their domestic audience from their own domestic reality. This is why most Indians don't take US (and most European) liberal media seriously. They sprinkle generous amounts of misinformation when talking about anything Indian.

[@L1mbomon]

The analogy between the expenditure of Isro and the movie was just a fun comparison. They are just educating people how much it cost for a space mission which is for science and development vs something that is simply for entertainment. The actors you mentioned being bankable and earning profits for the movie in no way is helping humanity or in its progress.

[@nielzarryn5489]

Maybe Jaby was talking about me when he said everything about India-China topic. I wasn't offended or anything. I said it only because the whole world looks at China in a very shady way and I just don't want others to see India like that.

[@shodhitgoyal6539]

I hope they do the Gaganyaan (manned space travel) next year.🤩

[@elgaatooo]

It will take more time. 4 more years most probably.

[@jai_yogi]

I don't like comparing space mission budget with that of movies, sounds illogical more when we already have other space missions' data available to compare with

[@jai_yogi]

@@princedhiman8714 ??

[@princedhiman8714]

@@jai_yogi lassan 🤣🤣🤣

[@kaziaftab9797]

2:44 that part did brought out some huge laughs out of me 😂 (nicely placed)

[@harshittiwari7424]

Integration of memes before explaining video is too much funny... 👍👍🙏🙏💚💚

[@bishwamoychowdhury9033]

Your editor is rocking in using these indian memes so correctly 😂😂

[@rajeshginkala2841]

The Mars mission, which was launched in 2013, had cost ISRO Rs 470 crore, cheaper than Hollywood space movie 'Gravity' which had a budget of Rs 770 crore.

[@abhaypatel4292]

Well scientific output of NASA's program was way higher that increased the cost too

[@DrowsyElephant]

These guys are smart to understand the untapped potential in Indian market, they understand that we need validation from foreigners even after the British ruled India for so many years. I'm sure most of their viewers are Indian and not movie connoisseurs that are looking for niche movies, neither they are movie critics that give any constructive critic to the movie. Edit: I understand we hate when people point out our flaws but just think about this for a minute before you guys decide to flame me, on a unrelated note Alan walker is doing the same thing.

[@captaindelta43]

Isro's core ideology **"Vision Harness space technology for national development, while pursuing space science research and planetary exploration."** So it's focused rather on cost effective and few but high success rate missions than just going all in like space gaints Nasa and China and Russia . India is still as many Say a young economy which is one verge of going up and overtaking few of developed countries economy while at the same time strategically battling its inner problems . So SpaceX idea and innovation vs Isro's cost effectiveness and mathematical solutions can be a good blend of both worlds helping in overall betterment of mankind

[@fortnitelover9586]

memes in between are awesome, really make it more funny and understandable

[@raakesh401]

Thanks to all those nations refusing help India when it needed the most... Wouldn't be possible if helped

[@theuseless4219]

The sad part is india is currently dealing with communal disturbance, which makes government to ignore ISRO and no one would care.

[@ayushraj8567]

Who editted this? IT WAS FUNNYAS HELL!!!!!!! PLEASE MORE VIDEO LIKE THIS EVEN IF YOU UPLOAD 1-2 averagely a day🤣☺🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CineDesi]

It says at the beginning. :)

[@infovloggers]

😂😂

[@ayushraj8567]

@@CineDesi OOPSI! skipped the intro today..btw thanks for letting me know jaby😄

[@aatamilaninformation3416]

Now isro going to launch ADITHIYA L1 for read sun activities how to secure earth from sun ..its really very good project going to see in upcoming day ..proud to say india is really care of earth and people

[@rameshchandjain8684]

Give isro the budget of nasa, isro will take the whole india to moon or mars

[@nanavdabas2379]

INDIA Fastest Growing Economy So We Should Put Our Resources Into Every Sector For More Growth & Devlopment

[@NitishKumar-kf7gx]

Love these edit and memes in the video 🤣

[@purabihere]

On a side note, The editing is Fabulous today...

[@ShivamYadav-bb6ry]

ISRO is working on some new materials so that space debris can eat itself👍🏻

[@nkj3985]

2 days ago India lauched 36 satellites for UK.

[@shauryapratapsingh6052]

Recently extreme poverty was eradicated from India ..

[@amanbhatnagar8380]

I really enjoyed the intro this time 😂 with memes in it. It was actually fun didn't skip this time

[@atharvapalaskar855]

ISRO also has to spend money on Scientists and Engineers those who are working on the mission. I am dam sure that nearly 20-30% of the budget of the mission is gone in paying these people

[@VitaminProtein4256]

ISRO is in the top 5 space agencies in the world 🔥🔥

[@thirstyjogger]

Yes total are 16 dumbo with launch capabilities. Of course it would be in top 5

[@shauryapratapsingh6052]

Modi govt. Have opened private sector for space and also increased space budget by many times ...

[@thirstyjogger]

We should not increase space budget but instead help the private sector in it. Our country needs more funds in other sectors, in education in healthcare and in research. Only after that we should increase space budget. Uptil now our scientists have done a wonderful job with the capital they have been provided

[@machosan3930]

If a country raises budget. It attracts talent. You know with same talent you would earn more at NASA. I know some people will say "only money minded people will do that you should work for the country." But if u think at individual level not all people are that selfless. Some might even hesitate to take that path of space sector. (And thanks Jaby for uploading the video.)

[@Sarina8776]

Fun and proud😊 fact : SIR Ratan Tata donated 105 billion dollars

[@harshit6045]

He may have donated a lot of money, but here you are exaggerating my friend

[@Sarina8776]

@@harshit6045 na you can search🔍 ☺

[@smarterasap123]

😂😂😂105 billion? It's fake bro..and where did he donate the money and what benifit did people get of the money

[@Sarina8776]

@@smarterasap123 ☺ if you can't appreciate anyone then......

[@smarterasap123]

@@Sarina8776 ha to kuch bhi fekega kya

[@prasadt772]

13:25 the value of space resources they estimate as if those were available on earth as is. However, it is technically worth not.that much, since you will have to take those resources from these astroids to planet surface which is pretty hard to do at scale. So all these space resources are basically for space infrastructure and space economy. Untill we have sufficient space economy, these resources will have no impact on net worth hear on earth.

[@navya3vedi]

3:34 makes me cry every damn time.

[@krrishmedhanshivamohan5693]

You can get more knowledge than syllabus from jaby 's reactions

[@aksharpatel3760]

Hey ISRO is planning for major infrastructure updates they will set up human spaceflight training center, a new launch pad for gslvmk3- human grade, also it is planning for a second space port(for commercial spaceflights) for SSLV and other launchers of private companies, they have made an organization thing for private/commercial spaceflights so that ISRO can focus on planetary missions, human missions etc.

[@pragnesh_kumar.p]

I actually learnt something! thanks for this

[@sandipanborthakur8637]

While comparing NASA's and India's Mars missions, we should also look at what the scientific output was from both those missions. Mangalyaan, although, is a great achievement for ISRO, hasn't produced the quality of data that we got from NASA. There are ~30 peer-reviewed papers published from the Mangalyaan mission. Whereas, data from NASA's MAEVEN mission has more than 500 peer-reviewed papers published. Of the 30 papers published with Mangalyaan, about half of them were on the engineering aspects of the mission rather than on the scientific ones.

[@quiet7632]

Yeah, let's give props to NASA of course, but let's not compare. Different situations.

[@sandipanborthakur8637]

@@quiet7632 I wasn't. The KZbinr was and many other people did. That's why I commented on why people shouldn't do it and how NASA's budget is justified.

[@quiet7632]

@@sandipanborthakur8637 Fair enough

[@kalyanmytube]

So Proud that Americans have acknowledged INDIA's Space story

[@Petal_in_trenches]

Just to add..... A 24 years old engineer from Uttrakhand, India got selected in tesla with ₹24 crore initial salary! Here I'm even dying just to get a ₹10 lpa job! 😶😶😶

[@harshvardhandessai9278]

If it's a new editor I kinda like it and if it's jaby I'm impressed

[@anshritsumbli9355]

achara edits as far as i know

[@nikkiG90]

Not sure who edited this, but they have a few Indian editors too.

[@DeadPoolWeapon]

@@anshritsumbli9355 there are others as well

[@CineDesi]

It states the editor at the top of the video

[@harshvardhandessai9278]

@@CineDesi omg..... ok

[@ex-muslimraj8652]

14:50 I hate this channel(bloomberg) Because of these types of things! This is irrelevant! And even if it was relevant, India has provided toilets to 95%+ people of India! and UNICEF reported themselves that India was open defecation free in 2019!! Its again that condescending type of message in their video, where THEY HAVE TO SHOW INDIA A BACKWARDS AND DOWNTROD Country!

[@bandhabindaas]

First time Jaby is on point and had a good argumentative discussion... Wait...As Jaby allows ONLY WHEN HE WANTS Achara to talk 🤣🤣🤣.. She is the cutting-edge Techy on any subject in Reactions.. Beauty with Brain 😍..Good one Guyz🚀

[@17feb]

Jaby’s “in fairness” rolls in at the exact time america is being pointed at for sheer wastage - be it movie budgets , big portions of food, etc . It’s the biggest global waster in every sector . If india really spends $2 billion that’s like 1 billion people paying 2 rupees so no one here is that poor that they can’t shell out 2 rupees . The critics will always criticise but the first world countries didn’t become first world countries without blocking out the noise .

[@rohitprabhakar1099]

Bruhhh.. 1 Billion people would pay 2$ (~₹150) and not ₹2 as per your calculation. Believe me when I say, ₹150 is still a big money for many people here.

[@pradeep2kedar]

@@rohitprabhakar1099 its important to invest money here.

[@mayankchoudhary8361]

2$ for every individual in india is a huge amount for a country like India, suppose u r a family of 4 and someone comes at ur door and asked for 8$, u can give that, but just take this into consideration for people living in slums

[@d843-l5s]

Haha achara is so modest. She always takes care of jaby's male ego with a smile on her face. ❤️

[@vishwapsengar7340]

If India has billions of dollars like USA then 🔥🔥

[@abhisheksumanAS]

Technology improvement helps the overall population. Internet came out of DARPA's research. Many technologies which are today lifelines came out of the space research innovations and scientific discoveries. So, unless the % is too huge of the overall budget, it's alright. And it's alright to care too, but the people who are left behind are not because of space missions but the lack of empathy and fraternity among human beings. And this has increased further due to the society equating success and greatness with making money alone. Materialism has been promoted too much, by both Left and Right wing of the modern times. Time for ancient wisdom to shine and show the way!

[@GhostCod6]

9:57 An Indian named Santhosh George Kulangara from kerala state is planning to take a tour to space in Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic space craft as a part of space tour program.

[@udaykumar-ex4lc]

@jaby, when you mentioned that the Film budget major chunk also go to Cast/actors Bank balances, Similarly Some chunk of the budget of ISRO also goes to the employee salaries and pensions etc. Maybe the number may differ what an actor gets paid and an employee, so what I want to say is both Film and any space org pay the some chunk off there budget to there crew/cast.

[@1949AKN]

I think you have a valid point. While space ventures take people forward whike it leaves a lot of people behind.This is a paradox. I have seen videos of poverty in USA's mega cities.(I have seen it first hand on one day). Ther are homeless people in India but small homes are being given away free of cost; eg:States of AP and Telangana have given away hundreds of thousands of homes free to the poor and these are ongoing programs. Telangana State is currently giving away two bedroom homes . Those programs, as I see, are helping more people than the programs run by some wealthy cities of America. India is not a rich nation in dollar terms, but India cares more effectively for it's people .

[@saanvi5660]

Very soon lunar 2 mission ( chandrayan2) is going to be lunch this year, which will again land in Souther part. Next Solar mission ( Aditya L1, Gaganyan-Manned mission, 2030-India space station and many more like defence and communication satellite lunch) Now ISRO is getting less budget but still they are willing to do it , gradually when economy us increasing the budget will also increase and now Private firms are also supported by govt initially, so to establish themselves govt is supporting and ISRO providing scientists too. When innovation and Research will be done then many things can ve solved

[@rashmiranjanswain7547]

Chandrayan 3 not 2

[@levi5008]

Tbf Indian audience is very sensitive and gets offended pretty easily. That's why people often says India is getting more intolerant

[@jamesnadar4742]

India always tried to do things which developed nation do in cost effective manner and do it in same quality which developed nation do. Take it, Lauching space crafts or even wheat export or COVID vaccine unlike US or European union.

[@dummytest8325]

Yee AK Jaby , Keep Up Your Work

[@Mi-rt3bc]

Achara ko Bhul Gaye😏😏😏

[@theepicscenes9413]

Jai hind 🔥🔥 proud to be an indian ❤️

[@JourneyWithRetail_Investor]

I wasn’t aware about the launch is going to live. I was sleeping in night after my office and suddenly I wake up in mid night (unusual for me). Scroll my mobile and go for movie app (don’t remember exactly). Sudden I watched live telecast of launch with PM Modi ji. I start watching each and every movement. But after failure of launch tears come in my eyes. Such a emotional time it was. More emotional than any game.

[@xavier7888]

People talk about 2 billion dollar of ISRO for poverty and poor people. Then why we spending 76 billion dollars on defence we should spend that money also on poverty and poor people.

[@riderchallenge4250]

to border pe kya tera baap jayega

[@aryansachan7746]

Buddy if we will not invest in defence because China and Pakistan

[@happyvirk1]

A very intelligent person in the world once said “Major discoveries happens in High times” and that person is me.

[@moviemafia7010]

Jai Hind Jai Bharat 🙏😎💕🇮🇳🇮🇳🔥💯

[@Rajesh-vq8vg]

Respect father of Vikas engine...,, Dr Nambi Narayanan 🙏❤️

[@Papaibarman.12]

Indian is country of the year 💖💖

[@vishalchaudhary4233]

ISRO was also the first one to detect water on the moon

[@AbhishekSahOp]

In video they are say (I-S-R-O) not isro in single sentence but saying nasa not (N-A-S-A)

[@sk8899]

India's focus should be to become one of the Global leaders in these areas:- (1) Information Technology (2) Computation (3) Electronics (4) Aerospace (5) Pharmaceutical (APIs) (6) Nuclear Energy (7) Flexifuel Technology India's education sector will be led by Central Govt institutes like IITs, AIIMs etc so it's time focus on making these institutes more affordable & accessible to almost every student. That's why ENGLISH needs to be adopted as the Medium-of-Education throughout the Country.

[@charanSparsh7]

Jaby! The Candle is flickering in the Background... Fix it 😂

[@kashyapsakshamkumar]

17:32 In fairness the comparison was already fair. If you don't hire good actors, the movie might not be successful. In the same way if you don't hire good engineers, the mission might be a failure.

[@nanavdabas2379]

ISRO = Impossible Space Research Organization 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@drip_monke2542]

The practical side of ISRO is the early warning system for tsunami and cyclones. It used to be really garbage quality but after putting some weather satellites and imaging satellites it's now at an acceptable level. Now the efficacy depends on state govt.

[@nanavdabas2379]

NOW Growth - Devlopment Directly Linkup With Space 🇮🇳

[@eprohoda]

wow~that's epic view~all the best! :))

[@RishabhKumarenetuser]

Of course, last video was totally about economic reforms. No sweat.

[@harshpatil6373]

Chandrayan 2 wasn't like completely fail its had 3 components but rover just lost connection

[@abewewew]

Achara’s muffled laughter felt endless for a while😂

[@altamashtaab6842]

20:00 Acahara has also good knowledge about Hollywood movies 😊😊.

[@tejesborah718]

ISRO is our Pride India ka future important hai

[@geek_cinex_108]

best thing is about my country INDIA is "doesn't matter if we don't have billion dollar money, but We have techniques and ideas" its in our blood, people looted our country and used it for themselves but they can't loot our mind.....that's why we were successful in MARS mission in One attempt in low budget compared to US, China, Russia.

[@sitaramgupta9616]

US as well is tech leader and cost effective substantially due to relatively cheap and the best NRI tech manpower.

[@abhinandanmukhopadhyay8402]

That shirt though 🔥 😎 🤘🏻

[@parthobhattacharya9063]

I hate it when the people from the west tell us that space exploration is all fine but how about you look after your poor first. You know what we can multitask. Thanks for your concern.

[@CGKRAM8018]

🙏🏽 Patriotism 100% these days in India. (Not to mention internal conflicts)

[@deepanshu00730]

Yeah like TOD and ED case in India ......

[@JK-cj3qe]

Yeah , Hind vs Muslim everyday. Religious patriotism is more here....and politicians are using this condition for vote Bank. It's the truth , you may not like it. 👍👍

[@moviemafia7010]

Jai Hind Jai Bharat 🙏😎💕🇮🇳🇮🇳🔥💯

[@mymemoriespeace8768]

Miss late Mr Abdul Kalam in the ISRO

[@kushal8406]

No one was offended jaby in the last video. We loved your thoughts. Chill kar..

[@lathiyabhavik9080]

18:20 you are absolutely right. Not one but all movie's budget are heavy mostly because of actor/actress payments.

[@danishtrivedi5800]

Man Jaby, it's hilarious to see you walking on eggshells around what we Indians say! Don't take us too seriously, we are an eclectic mix of loud people with big hearts and even bigger mouths and a wide range of opinions and motivators. Be you, I personally enjoy your views and try not to correct or modify anything!

[@lalindeshwal]

Dope Tshirt by the way Jaby 👍

[@smitprmr]

Hey thats a kool shirt man!! I am going to buy one on my Goa vacation.

[@imgnryvansh]

Mars mission costs less than the movie in India is always wholesome.

[@bhavikakosambia3307]

I just realised she gave a lecture on something space related where I work couple months ago