Indians from 1967 talk about the future

[@AbhiandNiyu]

This is gold!

[@hrithikmaity2269]

I got this notification now when I am 20

[@Rohit-cj6eb]

Real wala itna niche kya kr raha hai

[@sjgghosh7677]

@@Rohit-cj6eb cause he just commented ...maybe that's why i got this vid on my feed

[@Apex_Alpha53]

@@sjgghosh7677 exactly

[@fuzuki2482]

OKAY

[@FabGamer]

Not just english , the people who spoke in hindi or regional language and accent also had a good command over their speech , a calmness and confidence in voice.

[@wasay456]

It is true for all countries actually. It is shocking how much of our linguistic abilities we have lost.

[@swapnaramsangpari2823]

100% agree

[@asmitapatil7854]

​@@wasay456soooo trueee 🥺🙏🏻🙌🏻

[@lawanyaarvind2810]

Absolutely 💯 right on that

[@rajupatnaik7776]

Can you see my post? If yes, please respond by saying, "Yes, I can see!". I am requesting you to do this because I am not getting Responses from many of my comments , that is why. I suspect something's wrong. Please respond.

[@manas1743]

These 20 year olds are really mature and clear minded.

[@piyushk5957]

Better than youngsters nowadays..

[@siddharthshekhar909]

Stop watching TV and reduce your time on social media platforms. And you will see the difference. I haven't watched TV for a year and a half. The only social media platform I use is KZbin. I read . Have always read . My mind is much clearer than before. Honestly. Not watching TV made the biggest difference.

[@mverma123456]

Sabh modi ji ki wajah se hua hai...

[@rushikeshshelke8513]

They Should Be Around 75 Now would like to Know their opinion now

[@abhishekrathod4713]

Well, I think few of them didn't look like 20 considering in those days clever parents used to reduce their children's age for jobs. Nevertheless they had a lot of sense in what they are talking unlike the same age group today

[@k.r.manish8774]

So refreshing to see that once upon a time, majority of the youth dreamt of a better future in India. Majority of the youth of today dream of a better future abroad.

[@randomlyswatching9481]

we cannot all stay in india unfortunely but we do send back money and revenue. many of these in video are from great universities and they all went abroad

[@docilelikewintercatfish]

Because our country failed us

[@zanies6288]

And there's no wrong in that. In foreign you get better living standards and there exists a concept of work-life balance unlike in India, where you get overworked for peanuts.

[@Aneesh.Asokan]

@@docilelikewintercatfish Exactly! Especially Bharatiya Joker Party cattle class UNEDUCATED COWS!😢

[@RudraBaldaniya43]

Exactly...

[@ornellaaribam]

They were 20, yet, so articulate regardless of the language. The confidence and the conviction in their voices say a lot.

[@naatilevideyaa]

I loved the use of vocab, too. What flow of words! Our English has found dead ends in generations

[@deepaksaroha522]

that's why they were interviewed

[@amitmalpani6899]

@@deepaksaroha522 bias sampling, should have selected more diversified people from all category.

[@piyushpp43]

@@amitmalpani6899 IIT Bombay engineers they are, at that time. So that is why its so unrepresentative of the youth or the people. Elite k bhi elite picked up and some others for tokenism. But still, its refreshing to hear them.

[@musiqueclassiquepourtoujours]

Yes, because they did not have Tik tok, insta, Facebook, not so smartphone, baadshah(ae garmi). All masala to turn the youth into an idiot and soft minded lot.

[@kishore369]

Amazing :) They will be 72 now I want to see these people again how they are..

[@Dhilip135]

Interview them now please if they are still alive

[@akankshasharma7498]

I know somone who was born on 15, August 1947

[@skunky_fink]

@@akankshasharma7498 who asked?

[@Bee_Bom]

@@skunky_fink why do you care then?

[@pranavjoshi7400]

Twist: pata chala aadhe log US me settle ho gaye .. aur baki bache tiktok bana rahe hai .. lol

[@ananthskumar2654]

I was born on the 15th of August 1999 and turned 20 today. I don't think there's a better apt time for me to watch this! These people were exactly my age when they were interviewed and we share the same date of birth. Can't relate better!

[@iip]

We should probably get you Gen-Xers for a Part2 of this video :D

[@ananthskumar2654]

@@iip Yeah sure! I'm always reay! 😂 Curious as to how my younger generations would percieve me though :-p

[@vardhanarya]

i was born on 14 august 2003 .

[@rahulgupta-tx6rc]

Out of context.. I am guessing KZbin recommended you this video based on your data they have.

[@awesomeankit]

@@rahulgupta-tx6rc Point

[@ZzzLM10]

This whole documentary gave me goosebumps. The people are so well spoken and their command over the language is great.

[@narasimhaniyer6990]

KZbin is the closest we are gonna get to a time machine.Loved how these young men and women spoke so eloquently.Jai Hind:)

[@StinkyCat-14]

Nope there can be time machine if scientists figure it out someday

[@shivamprakash8194]

you mean time capsule?

[@rumourtales4997]

At that time did they thought people gonna watch them on 6 inch metal peice? Only future will tell my friend.

[@AdityaSharmaaaa-w8r]

Copied comment🙂

[@indywal3547]

eloquent? Just because they are speaking in english...we were slaves and still are !! no wonder it has become bad to WORST.. that guy with population control should be the HERO

[@tvaritajain6738]

We want a “Where are they now?” Man how I wish to have a conversation with them in person. As someone rightly said, This right here is our heritage.

[@rontdoit]

These people are almost as old as my grandparents. Maybe their grandkids are watching.

[@silvermist6891]

He posted check it out

[@laxmangoliya8253]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3qmn3tthr6grK8 This is the another video about these people . Where are they now?

[@mohammedmoynuddin1471]

Kaash kuch aur bhi maang lete

[@SharkyVai]

Probably dead

[@kalyanikumari5067]

"Frustation is a fashion today but deep inside every indian despite all this frustation , we are underestimating India, it has capacity to work. If all the people in this country who didn't fancy their prospects in it were allowed to quit, I think I would like to stay because it is something big, it is a huge experiment and I like to be a part of this." The best thing i found in a long time that I want to clap hard.

[@commonsense1019]

Believe me what he said was something I believe too It was gold 🪙

[@artemissrijan473]

Yeahhhhhhh! Totally loved thay guy!

[@artemissrijan473]

Very deep. Makes me think about our future and present too.

[@grrinwaters8071]

Its spewes gold and now a heritage gold.

[@RamMohammadJosephKaur]

Yeah but still 50+ years later we still have a lot of poverty 😢

[@Invideomynard]

That guy who was so hopeful for his country, this positive approach, optimistic behaviour would take you to the heights and heights. Every nations needs lads like him.

[@Ibeles]

he left the country and moved to America.....

[@BlueBerry-bc7yp]

I really would like to know what is he doing now, all his achievements..❤❤ 😊

[@a.f.2330]

@@Ibeles That's what happens when the country doesn't take care of its bright youth and only corruption and dishonesty are rewarded. The way the country is being run now - with capitalists, religious fanatics and the top 1% dictating everything - it's no surprise that the educated young people want more.

[@solidpandacka5544]

@@BlueBerry-bc7yp this video's follow up has been uploaded already on this youtube channel itself he settled in USA

[@HarshitaJain-bc8ed]

Every Nation has lads like him that's the reason nations are growing. What the factors they are in lower number and majority of today's youth is influenced by fashion nd trends influencer who are far away from such kind of noble vision.

[@iip]

I had goosebumps editing this video :) Hope you also get the feeling I had while making this. It is humbling to see how our great country has evolved, slowly and steadily - few things are still the same, a lot has changed. This Independence day, ask yourself how are you contributing to India's story? As one of the speakers in the video says, it is very simple, you don't have to do anything extraordinary. Do what you are doing to the best of your ability, keep your surroundings clean, be strong and righteous, you will be helping India be great. A very warm Independence day to all of us. Jai Hind. [Captions are enabled for the video, so turn them on for the Hindi/Bengali bits and for better clarity]

[@Reddevil_KT]

We're you able to get any details about who those people are and where they are now? We should make an effort to get in touch with them.

[@zippytyro]

I had too! couldn't put my eyes off.

[@siddharthshekhar909]

This is probably the most unique video I have seen on KZbin. And considering how much I watch it , it's saying a lot. Great work. Thank you. I will download this video. 🇮🇳

[@saonbhattacharya8817]

I got goosebumps watching it, with all the hindsight of the intervening decades... I've never come across better national content on social media

[@iamAnasuddin]

Absolutely Brilliant, i wish we get back to what we were ideologically 55 years ago. simple and original. i am shocked, this video has soo less views.

[@shubhamshankardubey4495]

In 1967, my grandfather was working as a labourer on Dams, Railway stations and Coal mines and he was building India. In 2021, I am a student of IIM Ahmedabad. Yes, India has progressed. I am proud of being an Indian and I love everything about my country.

[@syedmohammadaanasfarukh890]

Your grandfather must be really proud and you must be proud of him too.

[@shubhamshankardubey8579]

@@syedmohammadaanasfarukh890 definitely without his sacrifice I would be nowhere. 🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️

[@atharvarajadhyaksha4813]

@@pratyushshekhar9716 Humiliation is subjective. If you're working hard, working honestly, and are satisfied with your life, frustration has no place in your life :) Do what makes you happy and sleep soundly at night

[@adhunikrajput9301]

@@sayanmondal1303 I can’t stand with you in that,people compare India with all the countries and compare the progress but you don’t see we are progressing towards our 75th year of independence. Still there is Language,Culture,Religion diversity and Many level(yes there are issues in that to) but look around my friend there is no country in (old world)like that. It’s only India. 😊 And growth with this diverse Population will be slow, will have Bumps on the way to.

[@ark6235]

@@sayanmondal1303 Typical edgy comment with no attempt to understand the depth of the original comment.

[@kxnyshk]

maybe I am wrong but being able to speak such fluent English speacially in the 60s is a pretty privilige. I wonder if much of these students belonged to the handful of upper strata of Indian society of that era.

[@siddharthshekhar909]

What about the farmers , buddy? But yes most f them were well educated and many were from Calcutta.

[@Dipanjana666]

My thoughts: English was taught by Britishers then ... thus the fluency....

[@edwardspencer9397]

Surely they are the privileged class as most of India was poor. But again you see so much of the British accent prevailing at that time. It is safe to say that I prefer that accent to what we have currently. It is sad to see that most students still cannot speak basic English. With BJP in power this will get worst as Hindi will be preferred in the near future.

[@aratibhuyan3310]

I mean no hate but nowadays everyone is fluent in English than hindi/their vernacular language in our country. We ARE forgetting our own culture in the urbanisation of the society. Well, we can develop even if we use our own languages more often than English. I am ashamed to say that I am more comfortable in eng than my mother lang ;(

[@thebruhtruth8973]

They were mostly from calcutta so...😅

[@Okthikhai585]

The calmness,confidence,ambition,love for the country,the spark in their eyes is just something which you can’t be find today easily.(Their English was better than mine)

[@Lucifer-mq2du]

They're from IIT BOMBAY

[@ritiktyagi1926]

"we're allowed to quit, I think I will stay" all we need is people like him.

[@altafkalam2716]

Yeah, and he in fact didn't stay. He's a US citizen now.

[@randomhuman8825]

@@altafkalam2716 how do you know?

[@babayaga5084]

@@randomhuman8825 India in pixel did a follow up on this video

[@malv4935]

@@randomhuman8825 He moved to the US soon after graduating from IIT to pursue his master's and PhD. He spent most of his life there. I believe he is still in the US now - but we know little about how he is doing.

[@nibinjoseph3725]

@@malv4935 Yes i heard he passed away a few years back due to cancer.

[@MrBipulpandey]

The guy who wanted to join bureaucracy and just be a “cog in the machine”. - what honesty.

[@shishirmaharana4022]

He's Victor Menezes:) ExVC of Citibank. There's a convention centre at IIT-B named after him, today.

[@Ghostrident]

@@shishirmaharana4022 do you know any other person in the video and wwhaat they are doing currently.

[@mukuljain1312]

@@shishirmaharana4022 no ,all the people in this video are born on 15 august, 1947 and victor was born on 1949

[@Adnancorner]

and funny if the machine breaks down ? which is happening all around the world.

[@AsifMehedi]

He was being sarcastic.

[@suyashkhare8114]

People were a lot more comfortable in their skin back then. They seem so sure and confident about everything.

[@ArtisticAtom]

Yes they looked like they had a lot of substance...

[@randomuser9114]

Yea, maybe cause social media at that time.

[@isNamanSharma]

Simple answer- STANDARDS The standards set by Social media and Film Industries nowadays makes everyone question themselves

[@shalgiimurmu7705]

@@isNamanSharma yeah,that’s so true

[@natasaharr7239]

Damn Yes ✨

[@gauravmaddesia6546]

The clarity and confidence they had in their voice is inspirational

[@himanshupandey3539]

They were 20 at that time but still more knowledgeable and mature than today's young generation

[@Sainiphysios1]

20 years old are considered kids now a days because the do baap k cash pe aish

[@supradg]

Yes, the 20 year olds were so mature and forward looking. Jai Hind!

[@avaniumrikar6183]

As a teenager i really hate how senior generation look at gen zs I can understand this generation gap can never be filled but just because of the social media where it's very easily accessible to watch cringe shit people assume large amount of teens are like that but it's not true I have seen lot of mature teenagers of my age who have enough sensibility towards thing ,more conscious about private as well as social life Just because examples of partying and stuff comes forward people tend to ignore the youth intelligence and it's really sad

[@himanshupandey3539]

@@avaniumrikar6183 I'm not judging anyone I'm sorry if I offended you but reality is this generation sucks I'm sure there are sensible and mature teenagers are their around your age (for e.g me ) that part was totally correct 💯

[@marysue1883]

@@avaniumrikar6183 Hey I appreciate your honesty and feel with you. I'm 32, youngest in my family, and still face this. Ageism has unfortunately played a huge role in society, always. I'm fighting against Ageism and labels still. That song by Billy Joel "We didn't start the fire"? It encapsulates what you're talking about from a very high level From my side, I'm going to say, keep going. You're already amazing just for bringing this up. Keep going, fight with great sense

[@rajatpal2783]

The girl at 7:38 surprised me , look at the confidence.. Wow🙏🙏

[@swagvideos6126]

I think all three of them 7.38 to 8.08

[@Emmitries]

"Our achievement is that we have a hopeful tomorrow but our failure is that our today is very precarious". I'm genuinely in awe of this man's intellect!

[@psirlecsdive]

Gem 💕

[@Thefictitious_reel]

same, me too! This video is pure gold

[@SaikatKunduChowdhury]

T.N Subramanian

[@basabrajgupta]

“I don’t think there is any future left for us, we have only got a big past to boast of” Even though I agree India has progressed greatly, this statement still holds true after 56 years😢

[@HumJeetenge]

Last Guy touched my Heart....❤❤ It is a question of not what the country can do for you, rather the question is what you can do for the country.🙏😊

[@GlimpseofINDIA47]

Huge fan sir huge privilage for us to get teacher as you

[@lone8398]

+1 sir

[@daakudaddy5453]

He restated what John F Kennedy said in his inaugural speech in 1961, 6 years before this was filmed.

[@Worshipsatch]

Ahh I liked the video but I disagreed with the last quote. The best way to help your country is to enable it to help you better.

[@lone8398]

@@Worshipsatch agree

[@ShivkumarIyer17]

India has always survived. India is not a country but a thought that lives deep within each of us. We may be frustrated with various social and political aspects but the love will never diminish. God bless India!

[@rameshl]

India is not a place; it’s a people.

[@Adnancorner]

for an earthworm living in soil there is no pakistan or india... it can travel in search of food across the border that are invisible... So India is an idea in the minds of the people who live in the piece of land of Mother earth. that why her people survived through the ages. she is the idea in the minds of millions.

[@Anonymous-dq3wo]

It will survive.. forever

[@frankcastle1862]

@@Anonymous-dq3wo until the sun becomes a red giant of course

[@pranav8423]

@@frankcastle1862 nobody will survive that thing

[@raheelkhaleel]

The knowledge of a foreign language, the pronunciation, the clarity of speech and thought shows how great of a county India is. We were never less than any country nor ever will be.

[@TonyStark-ky2mt]

No language is superior either.

[@raheelkhaleel]

@@TonyStark-ky2mt I agree with you. No language is above or below any language. It's a way of expression of thoughts and emotions. But one speaking a foreign language as fluent as his/her own native language sets one apart.

[@ngokul3]

They handpicked a few of them who can talk well. If they had not done that, you wouldn't have watched or posted this comment

[@rishin8012]

@@raheelkhaleel they only showed the people who are fluent in English and some native speakers

[@raheelkhaleel]

@@rishin8012 are they not Indians?

[@deepaksubramony5438]

Brings tears to my eyes. It makes me feel happy and sad at the same time. So much beauty and dignity in these young people. Hopefully they all got to live the lives of their choice.

[@lovedalestudios]

Man....this is our heritage....!!! Nobody talked about religion! It was all about excellence....better life...development....and pure love for nation!!!

[@rairadio7119]

One guy mentioned the concept of Dharma, but not from religiosity but from a point of debate. Cut to 2020, Sana Khan has started selling halal make up.

[@thugdoge2107]

But religion is also our heritage.

[@ayanokojikiyotaka6988]

Religion and bharat’s dharma are also its heritage. Bharat has been there for like more than 10,000 years. Our heritage is just not this. It’s longer than this. Pls respect the people who sacrificed for the protection of dharma. Be it guru Gobind singh or Marathas.

[@shashek]

because nobody asked...for us, it's a personal thing, it's our connect with the divine, but then there are those leeches who divided the country into 3 pieces and are making organized attempts to do that further. People with a backbone will not let this happen and as a consequence, out of compulsion, will have to bring up religion as a politically relevant tool to form a govt and counter these leeches. I hope that clarifies why religion is a central theme in today's politics and who should be held responsible.

[@PontifexAtharva]

@@thugdoge2107 Religion is our biggest heritage. To have the wisdom of vedas, The guidance of upnishads and the light of Puranas is not something to be taken lightly. We are the oldest surviving civilization who protected the Arya culture while everyone has lost their original identity. India is nothing without hindu dharma and hindu dharma is nothing without india. India will be just another piece of distant land for us like afghanistan if it was not hindu. We have a heritage and it is a great thing to be proud of

[@Percymmon4890]

0:10 the bengali guy said "I feel that if there's a freedom that's actually real, it's the freedom of one's mind." Pure gold❤️

[@krushnachandrabehera7429]

That’s very true..

[@sm9305able]

Thanks for translating.

[@tajislam5643]

Bemgali know what real freedom is

[@akshitshahi407]

the IRONY, that a bengali guy said this in 67, the same period during which there was a collectivist takeover of Bengal.

[@dukethotness]

@@akshitshahi407 Do you know why? Because We Read Books more than religious texts.

[@absarhaq5675]

What is happening to us? What we were and what we have become? I doubt if even 1% of present 20 years old have the same ambition, same love for the country, same passion. This is pure gold and makes us ponder where did we went wrong?

[@aditya_bhalekar]

Iam from Maharashtra and it makes be cry that there will be no india after 30 year's

[@kabitakar5737]

the government became more corrupt and started thinking for themselves instead of the country and the people started voting in the name of religion and didn't raise the youth properly and was unable to guide them into being a proper adult

[@Dzion5050]

Insta reels , tiktok , instant money by followers made people lazy . Noone in today's India want to be scientists or do something for country

[@umaangh]

Even their language, I completely agree that English isn’t our language & shouldn’t be a metric for competition but these guys spoke so well.

[@infysid]

@@aditya_bhalekar what are you even talking about?

[@madhavirao5265]

7:21 this line was gold !!! Our achievement is that we have a hopeful tomorrow, our failure is that our today is very precarious

[@advaitshankar3668]

Legendary!

[@qazinoorwasi]

This guy's impromptu statements are my deeply analysed thoughts, and some are even beyond my zenith of understanding.

[@papastalin1543]

We have come a long way since independence. We still have a long way to go , but I m optimistic about future. In next 2-3 decades India will emerge as a promising nation

[@kishore369]

Sure.

[@clashwithanonymous3979]

But if pm will be like rahul gandhi then india will decline

[@rishab5293]

@@clashwithanonymous3979 as if under modi our economy or democratic institutions are improving.

[@friendlyperson9691]

@@rishab5293 true

[@harisadu8998]

@@rishab5293 Democracy is not what is helping this country... Try to understand. Democracy is a human freedom matter but development is not a result of democracy.

[@kaurjashan6600]

I love how the PUNJABI boys talked about agricultural needs... No doubt they were the one to bring GREEN REVOLUTION. 🌼

[@chewinggum5550]

Nice!

[@beforebetterworldbebettery7264]

not only Punjab bur up, hariyana, Bihar ,bangal, also contributed to green revolution.......but nowadays they love Canada more than india

[@basedbaghel]

woo-ooh gaanja gaanja *started playing in the background*

[@gurpreetwaraich8818]

@@basedbaghelnxt kopil shorma 📈🤡

[@basedbaghel]

@@gurpreetwaraich8818 the design is very chitta 😔😔

[@abe365]

"A child would grow even without nourishment." Such a wonderful quote!

[@adwho]

sufficient**

[@Wandererofpeace5175]

@@adwho 💩💩💩💩💩

[@Wandererofpeace5175]

@@adwho " OIOIOIOIPHUIPHUIKOIKOI " That's how cheap is your accent and existence

[@iammealways1124]

Actually it's not. A child need nourishment.

[@RestlessSkeptic]

The one thing that I find very impressive, apart from their maturity and clarity, is their command over English. Grammatically correct and just the right vocabulary. No bad influence of American English.

[@double_courage57]

They read books, not watched KZbin videos 😂

[@devootty9403]

​@@double_courage57😂

[@chrisde28]

Couldn't agree more!

[@AM-tu1rc]

What is wrong with American English? There is no such thing as British or Indian English being superior to other types of English. Clear to see British colonial mindset is still in the mind of Indians that they discriminate against other types of English.

[@GodKing-sj3lz]

@@double_courage57 whats bad about that? u dumb?

[@chethu69]

One of them talking about the future prospects of India: "It is something big, it is a huge experiment and I would like to be a part of it". It is thanks to people like them for whatever small or big we have achieved. edit: So the person whom I've quoted, took the next available flight to the US and never returned. None-the-less, my comment was not about an individual but about the people who have contributed to our country.

[@rairadio7119]

It is indeed a huge experiment. Putting 25 language groups and making one nation out of them. Pakistan failed within 30 years and broke apart.

[@GoofyChaiLoverGirl]

how true!

[@rohanduttachoudhury6016]

@@rairadio7119 and they didn't even have that many issues to deal with 😀

[@thefrustratedneetaspirant7777]

@@rairadio7119 extremism broke that country.

[@subramanian1408]

He said all of this and he fled the country before he turned 25 😂 The story of every privileged Indian. Stop giving credit to ppl who just talk. Hail ppl who 'do'.

[@1neeraj9]

The most interesting part of this is how diverse each and everyone's dreams, habits, ambitions, lifestyle are. This gives us a big picture of how unique and diverse our great country is. We have come a long way from this, but the things that give me goosebumps are some of the things they talked about that are still relevant to this date.

[@lolong5976]

That's true. That's the major difference between our current generation and them. Everyone had a different goal back then. But now everyone wants one thing. Clout. Doesn't matter how they get it. Whether by doing something sensible or by doing something ridiculous. To just get viral and popular. I'm not complaining or judging. It's just the difference in mentality is clearly visible lol

[@meghamajumdar2273]

I was born on 15th August, 2002. I would be 20 next year but seeing these people with such profound thoughts and big ambitions, I feel rather sad about my state. They were born in an era when there was lack of opportunities yet they strived to achieve their dreams. Yet here I am having all the resources and yet not utilising them. I hope I can learn a thing or two from these people and strive to be a better citizen and actually contribute something to my nation's prosperity or even just have the courage to follow my passion.

[@enriqueheredia5794]

So what are you studying now ?

[@shaybanshaikh98]

Im just 2 yr off 2004

[@mananjain7117]

oh hi there birthday twin

[@Reyansh75]

15 Aug,2003

[@nilanjanataraphder2178]

Wish your dreams come true!

[@Shikshesh]

It's been 2 years since I watched this video, and every time I see it, it gives me a much different type of motivation, making me eager to serve my nation with the same enthusiasm as those lads had at their prime time.

[@anushka7612]

10:09 Loved this gentleman's attitude towards everything. His words make absolute sense even today

[@parikshittyagi2663]

I had goosebumps throughout. This video basically is in very much sync with the present. It depicts the various kinds of people in our country. Most of them are very optimistic and want to work towards making a better future for our country but there are also some who like to focus more on problems rather than the solution. If this video doesn't arouse your nationalism, i don't know what will.

[@insanelyawesam1420]

Very well worded.

[@devshreebhardwaj3096]

The guy with specs in hands/last one in the frame, I would love to know more about him- where is he now and what became of him! And if he is alive, then listen to his views on India of 21st century. Such balanced views. Hopeful for tomorrow, however considerate of the precarious scenario of his times. He was far ahead of his age for sure. Immense respect to him.

[@edwardspencer9397]

Of course he would be alive. Pretty sure he must be in the US. I do not think they had a future in India. My aunt was born in 1947 and is still going great. Just completed her 50th wedding anniversary last week.

[@nikhilreddy8550]

We need more guys like him. Not crying about the pathetic state of the country but rather trying in their own way to make it better.

[@Dipanjana666]

I was thinking the same...@Devshree

[@VinodKumar-xc9kx]

He is TN Subramanian. He earned his Phd and became an Associate professor in Math at Oakland university. He then went on to be the Chief Architect at RouteOne, a car insurance selling platform. While these accomplishments are great, they fall well short of what I had hoped he would achieve. He has so much conviction in his beliefs and articulated them so well. I wonder what happened.

[@AJK666007]

@@VinodKumar-xc9kx thanks for this info. I was genuinely curious.

[@aishwaryaadoni9710]

It is so amazing to see people back then when they were my age talk with so much maturity and sophistication. They talk and articulate their ideas so well and it is so interesting to see that the ideas being discussed then are still the ideas being discussed today, just in different scenarios. After watching this, I can't help but feel like our generation will end up disappointing them and their vision that they talked so passionately with hope glistening in their eyes. It was a great video that gave me a lot to think about.

[@kaypee9187]

A young girl replies to the question: What have you done for India? The answer: What more can I do for the country? I do enough by being a honest citizen; by doing my job to the best of my ability; by working 8 hours a day and by not complaining about not having enough ration or sugar. This simple answer says it all, that : India ( like England) expects every person to do his duty. It is all that we really need to do!

[@aadi2260]

agreed

[@Sreekanth_25]

Yeah mature

[@parthbhatt715]

i really liked that answer. Honestly she was my favorite.

[@mysterious5678]

You are right. From what I have seen is that Indians want all kinds of benefits and rights, but they don't want any responsibilities. That's the reason why the nation is not progressing.

[@prajithr2202]

This is totally wrong. Democracy means rule by people. A good citizen should always keep a part of daily time for social activities. If citizens keep of this duty, they will be ruled upon by Frauds.

[@peterdavid2130]

The guy who wanted to study meteorites ! Damn... The moon landing itself took place 2 years later in 1969... He was so ahead of his time and I bet, he would've jumped with excitement, on hearing the news of the moon landing for the first time! What a time to be alive... People like them decided to stick around, when some of them clearly could've have moved abroad with the kind of education they had (for the time). But they decided to invest in India and its future. Thank you, Jai Hind 🇮🇳☀️☪️✝️🕉️

[@aryankumarjha4274]

Most of the students featured were from iit Bombay and I think he moved abroad after course completion

[@whereismohit]

Most of the English speakers in this video probably left india

[@hidof9598]

@Vibhor Srivastava , meh They are here now, doesn't matter

[@hidof9598]

@Vibhor Srivastava , people shouldn't be forced to become Hindu

[@sampatkalyan3103]

@@hidof9598 and India should not be forced to become secular.

[@obaidullahkhan8133]

Everyone has a hint of the classic British accent. They all are so articulate in their message , unlike today where we try using slang we pick up from America TV shows unnecessarily.

[@pruthvi2304]

I second your statement. Most of them have the classic British accent, unlike us today.

[@YTworld-69]

My grandfather has that old British accent while speaking in English.

[@Ari-ne2yb]

@@YTworld-69 Same. I can't put a finger on what accent it exactly is, but sounds like the proper Oxford accent that we hear in the listening tests in our schools.

[@Ari-ne2yb]

Honestly speaking though, I'd rather have people glorifying/adopting the American way of life than of those who enslaved us. Although, the best would be neither.

[@YTworld-69]

@@Ari-ne2yb that accent can be found in old documentaries often.

[@abhijitshetye9432]

Damn. This makes me feel that every young generation has had such a zeal towards contributing to the country’s growth. They also dreamt the same way we used to dream about how we can make difference in the world around. Superb video!

[@shri5260]

I don't know if it's just me but got goosebumps looking at this video..I am sure youths of 1967 would be proud seeing where their country is today ...the foundations of which was laid by them.

[@firstname7115]

I hope we will be proud too when we will reach our old age.

[@frankcastle1862]

@@firstname7115 I hope we do :)

[@abhinavs1137]

Huh, I don;t think so. The quality of speech, thought, values and everythjng is degraded. Benefits also lessened. He said technical education is free that time. Is it free today?🙂

[@confused.cat.]

They would be pretty disappointed seeing the tension among Indians in the present time.

[@susantkumarnand9520]

Tears in my eyes started rolling out! Thinking of those times. We have come a long way and yet we have to go a long way. I am proud that I am a progeny of such bright people.

[@mohdabdulahad590]

The boldness and the way they articulate every single thought is just astonishing to see people must learn from the past !

[@yashg_09]

People those times spoke such fluent English🤯 I felt motivating for how I can change myself in future, But looking in the past is impacting on a different level.. Thanks for such motivation❤

[@sainadhreddy1762]

All praise goes to today’s social media 😅

[@amtv9686]

India should make another film of people today for the generations in the future to witness. This is brilliant!

[@dukethotness]

We'll get some papa ki Paris and some chhapris with pineapple haircut, filled with narcissism

[@lollxxd6141]

@@dukethotness 😂😂 true

[@firstname7115]

@@dukethotness lol true. And current generation aim- to make reels and become famous. Not only india, but whole world, we are going down, down and down.

[@frankcastle1862]

@@firstname7115 romanticism of the past and degradation of the future, i agree there are idiots but there were always idiots in a society

[@calmnarrative]

Future generation will think, Kitne chutiye they yaar humare purvaj.

[@mr.psk.972]

I feel strange that most of the people in comments are just seeing their English fluency instead of listening what their thoughts are,grow up people it's just a language but their thoughts are gold they seems more mature and knowledgeable than today's generation.

[@babishak.b3001]

Agree

[@utkarshsingh8297]

Its colonial Hangover...it rakes generation after generation...and india have been enslaved for 1500 years...

[@mr.psk.972]

@@utkarshsingh8297 bro it has nothing to do with previous slavery and as a human our generation should be more intelligent and mature compared to previous generations. Here it is opposite.

[@krrangarajan5391]

I am 17 and Im no where close to this level of maturity and insight

[@nw3877]

@@mr.psk.972 no generation is more mature than previous atleast not today! look at westerners

[@Amitjha406]

That IAS guy's suggestion is what was taken seriously by every sarkari employee ever.

[@hhhhngg]

I swear to god! He was only dreaming of chilling at his post, not a single thought on actual work.

[@shngain100]

@@hhhhngg He's 20 come on. Give him a break.

[@kr8s]

@@shngain100 he was, although honest he is not far from reality

[@shngain100]

@@kr8s The perception of IAS officers are still similar even today 😁 I wonder if that boy get through the UPSC exams. If he didn't I'm sure he must have had a good life. Watching this I realised time fly so fast and in a blink we're gone

[@kr8s]

@@shngain100 yes and the truth is there is way too much work on a DMs hand probably need distribution of power by creating new posts or managers. But considering we are diluting rti, cbi there is hardly any incentive. Unfortunately

[@theardentone791]

As someone whose 20 years old right now, I can't put into words how I felt after watching this video, a weird sense of familiarity with the speakers yet a clear distinction, what have we done, where are we now.

[@yashsah6531]

The fact that no one mentioned religion while talking about everything is exactly the reason why India ia where it is. Yes, it could have been in a much better place, but still it has achieved a lot because of the mindset that religion has no role when it's about country. Religion is just your personal Private Matter for your personal well-being not a political agenda to grab power... I hope we can keep religion private when it's about country.

[@reconquistahinduism346]

Ur understanding is very superficial . There are theocracies that are progressive. Sweden is governed by Church. Atheist communist states are a total failure. You have a very narrow , wrong Nehruvian idea of everything. What religion you are talking about belongs to 5% people. 95% Hindus at least find no contradiction or enmity between religion and democracy and science. All the elements of so called revolution in society can well be traced to religion and culture also if you read things in detail. And it was Congress that MADE no code bills for muslims and there is ZERO separation of radical Islam from politics and society in Islamic countries and even in muslims of India. It was Rajiv Gandhi who overturned the 1986 Supreme court secular decision to uphold women rights to allow Mullahs to take decision. It is the Mullas and Imams that are hindrance to separation of secular life from Islam. To some extent even the pastors Seperatiion of faith from society is seen maximum among Hindus. Take Halaal meat for example. It is religious thing shoved down the throat of people of other faiths that too in secular democracy

[@jasminepal8945]

India was partitioned on the basis of religion itself . Or else after British left both Hindus and Muslims cud have existed peacefully.

[@reconquistahinduism346]

@@jasminepal8945 I think u are Bong. So history and common sense is not expected. Partition was done by the British , but initiated by the Islamic leaders of UP like Jinnah. He ordered direct action day causing blood shed of Hindus. For them anyone who is in majority is "oppressive" so that they can use this oppression victim minority card to oppress others as directed in the scriptures.

[@jasminepal8945]

@@reconquistahinduism346 u r a racist of first order. Don’t try to demean others on basis of their cast n creed. It shows what mentality u come from and talk big. Get well soon.

[@reconquistahinduism346]

@@jasminepal8945 if I am racist , I learned it from you. There is a racist concept of "Bhodrolok" in West Bengal , which means evolved and superior humans who mock people from North Bengal as being primitive . Anyways , no Islamic country is a democracy. Bangladesh is a sham democracy. Hindus and Sikhs are targeted unrelentingly. There are only 3 Hindu temples in entire middle East , that is more than the size of India , which has 3 lakh mosques. This is not a pattern , but a law. That the faith doesn't treat minorities as equals and hates democracy..

[@agamer8488]

7:58 What a guy is this man😮 Perfecly explained what is happening in our country amazed. What a guys, what a vision that man had. Hope i can meet him one day🥺

[@awrjkf]

This current government is not only worth abusing, but they are worth spitting & shitting on.

[@utkarshsingh8297]

He also left india

[@ChadPANDA...]

@@awrjkf 🅱️ulla DETECTED !!! opinion is rejected .

[@abhishektanwar8576]

@@awrjkf Bulla detected, existence rejected in almost all countries

[@awrjkf]

@@abhishektanwar8576I live in Canada. Canadian PM Justin Trudeau loves Muslims. Thank God my father moved us out of that 3rd world shithole. Can't wait to take the Canadian citizenship soon just like my elder cousins & uncles 😁 My future generations will have no ties to that 3rd world India.

[@udit2622]

My Father was born on 67,I heard about their 20s struggle,their ambitions.I can relate Now more.And Mihir Sen, Joydeep Mukherjee, Satyajit Roy are gems of Bengal and above all India 🙏

[@rairadio7119]

Opinion leaders back thought about the whole country. They saw India as one like a default setting.

[@radharamandwivedi7609]

The so seemingly uneducated boys are speaking more crystal clear Hindi than today's generation and they seem much wise and kind than their generation and today's generation as well. Kudos to them!!

[@paromitadas7577]

Frustration is fashion for today, also but despite of all these obstacles we can do it, never underestimate'em.. time flies but vibe and 'junoon' of a 20's mind never change.. Amazing 💫

[@ShobiShobu]

This Video Should Be Preserved Forever This Video Is A Piece Of History Our Emerging India Watching Them Seeing Their Expression Is Priceless For Me I Genuinely Felt Like I Have Travel Back In Time For 11 Minutes 😍🌈

[@nikhilsingal824]

bilkul sahi baat bro its not less then a gem

[@frankcastle1862]

Lgbt comment

[@amit.k4012]

"A child will grow even without nourishment" India has grown without nourishment. We still are facing these same fundamental problems which couldn't got solved due to our failed social, educational and political systems.

[@utkarshsingh8297]

if i say something i will be called racist...but it has something to do with genetics...some society are destined to remain poor,,even babur called indians ugly, poor, naked, not smart, poor everywhere...

[@randomhuman8825]

@@utkarshsingh8297 same indians ruled the whole world before invasions and was known as "sone ki chidiya"...we need to improve in lot of things..but that doesn't mean that india is destined to remain poor...babur is dead, he is gone. Its a new opportunity to shine.

[@utkarshsingh8297]

@@randomhuman8825 lol indians never ruled anywhere...they were ruled by aryans, mughals, turks,french,arabs, iranis, English and Portuguese...

[@lbell9695]

@@utkarshsingh8297 Because they believed in peace and didn't feel the need to "conquer." That doesn't mean they weren't wealthy or smart. Look at your history books prior to the mughals and you'll understand. Look at Indus Valley civilisation and how civilised and intelligent they were.

[@cherryswachan]

@@utkarshsingh8297 your mind is still colonized

[@utkarshmishra9294]

Each and every scenes of this documentary gave me goosebumps.. I felt as if I were in that time... Thankyou so much for making me feel like time travelling 🙏

[@sidrp]

"If all the people in this country who didn't fancy their prospects in it were allowed to quit, I think I would like to stay because it is something big, it is a huge experiment and I like to be a part of this" .... Probably one of the best inspirational quote. This one line is enough for people to stay in this country, leave out all the frustrations and politics, and just work for the country, for its people

[@anug14]

Why should we leave politics out. Yes we are where we are inspite of politics. Politics should be the target for most of 3rd generation educated hopefully well-off middle class people( others too with strategies to improve our lives).

[@hwasacansteponme]

i hope the man is alive and well today.

[@dukethotness]

@@anug14 lol absolutely not. Most people believe in living their lives peacefully.

[@catprincess9]

That person left India and settled in the USA.

[@altafkalam2716]

Yeah, and he in fact didn't stay. He's a US citizen now.

[@dineshchandrabajpai7431]

Still the same prblms , needs and ambitions.... Youth is always the same...

[@MANMAMKC]

It tells so nicely that our future is so bright no matter what the politics do. We see beyond. Love it. Love India

[@MaxwellNaradd]

My grandfather was 105 when he died in 2015. Throughout his life, he was known for his charity and his people centric attitude. He was a sarpanch. I graduated from IIIT BH in 2021 and I think we have really come very far. Is it even more distant than we thought we’d? Yes. Is it enough and shall we be complacent? Definitely No. India and Indians have a long way to go and we need to keep marching forward with a pace unbeknownst to Mankind because it’s high time that the world knows our true capabilities and how Indians look when they get serious about anything. Jai Hind. Bharat Mata ki Jai.

[@akbrahma7739]

The guy with a pair of specs, is the thinker, I would love to have long conversations with him. He has a very pragmatic Vedic approach of seeing things. Neither too optimistic, nor pessimistic, he's willing to work for the nation. I wonder how he's doing now. Great vid mate.

[@thatfabana07]

Bro he is probable dead by now

[@abhaybhandari5138]

@@thatfabana07 not necessarily 74 years isn’t too old an age.

[@fedodedo9212]

Yes The VEDIC approach

[@utkarshsingh8297]

He prepared for IAS exam but couldn't qualify and he was good in studies but not rich at all...he was jobless for many years of his life ..he tried to open a small shop,but license raj officer asked lots of bribe for it...he lived poor life, he had a daughter, whom he married some how in his caste, but she was burned to death bcs of dowry issue,,it was mistake of father for marrying her to govt officer...he had a grandson from daughter, who was killed by villagers bcs of love marriage honour killing...somehow the grandson had son from his affair and the girl and child survived...the guy in the vedio died after that...and the child grew up and was good in studies, and he prepared for many competitive exams and could not clear any of the exams and bcs of taunts of neighbors and friends he committed suicide...

[@chadj1797]

@@fedodedo9212 What's wrong with that eh?

[@lonamisa834]

After watching them I secretly feel proud on myself that I'm somewhere still like them not interested in social medias, love books by 90's authors and have a definite aim and I'm pursuing it day by day.

[@ketan6182]

Good for you, but not being interested in social media has nothing to do with being productive

[@lonamisa834]

@@ketan6182 Yeah I know earlier I was using but it's hella depressing abb to vaise bhi main din bhar soti hi rehti hu. 😒

[@ketan6182]

@@lonamisa834 I can understand 😅 I only keep my account active to stay in touch with friends I can't meet. I don't think I have a lifestyle worth showing on social media in the first place ...

[@KV-db9gw]

Awesome 😎👍🏻

[@frankcastle1862]

There are good authors in our generation also thr psst isn't better its just different and i also agree with thr social media point of not giving a f ck about it

[@sankipanda5906]

We have progressed a lot from 16 percent literacy literacy in 1951 to 74 percent literacy in 2019. Our people are holding High posts in MNC's. Our Space Agency is making milestones in meagre budget. But on the other hand we have lot to do on some aspects like poverty, Health sector , Agriculture fields etc. Toh Bhai logon Kamar Kaso Humey Ek Nayi Journey par nikalna hai

[@iip]

Yo. Also, our literacy is actually higher than 74 today. 74 was in 2011, have a look at the video on literacy we made on this channel.

[@tstanmoysamanta]

@@iip 78

[@anubhavlive]

@@tstanmoysamanta 1 person out of 5 doesn't know how to read any of the local/global languages in 2021, I don't know what to say. Also I didn't like overly optimistic guy from the edit, however the girl who was pessimistic about her prospective acting career gave me goosebumps (She, sadly, was sharing the truth that her reality is different. and This is what still happens, probably less in numbers now I'll assume) Edit: Grammar

[@akashoreki2204]

From 16% to 74% isn't that much I think.. Because other countries for example in South East asia Vietnam, Philippines they have now 90%+ literacy rate and Vietnam was worst Country even in 1970...

[@abhaypatel4292]

@@akashoreki2204 look at size of India.. India isn't a unity nation state more like combined group of different communities who came together to make nation...and due to this every part will have it's own rate of devlopment...

[@samikshabhatt78]

Wish i were a part of India back then... So peaceful it all looks , how simple lives used to be .. where we are now , is just a race .

[@elixirmotivation]

Well, it looks peaceful in the video, I am sure we in India are far more resourceful than previous generations. Like the present, the past also had its problems.

[@sr-dt3pl]

Every time have its own race.

[@Truthshallprevail6677]

Loved this video from Bangladesh🇧🇩. May be 20 years later I will come back to this video again. Surprisingly I will find my comment.

[@ChandiPatra]

The level of understanding and intellect these young men and women had shown in their 20s back in 1967 is beyond the reach of the most mature men and women of today.

[@vismaymodi6236]

You can't compare whole generation through just small bunch of people(best bunch of people to add on it) as most those were from iit Bombay, 20 of 2021 are still doing wonderful things, every other day new startups are getting launched, many of them get unicorn status every year

[@AbhijeetKumarViVi]

Have you gone to top indian colleges ever?

[@bharotyteronpi9824]

@@vismaymodi6236 How do you know most of them were from iit bombay

[@vismaymodi6236]

@@bharotyteronpi9824 there's a follow up video made by same channel, explaining where are they right now and what they were doing that time, those people who spoke in near to perfect English were all from iit bombay or some other prestigious college of that time

[@borderlinenoir216]

Very inconsiderate of you to generalise a generation just that easily..yes they had to face hardships but so do we...probably different from them..we all are really trying our best..you shouldn't really hate yourself that much.

[@FsimulatorX]

I'm not Indian but I was having Chicken Massala for dinner when this video popped up on my feed haha. I really appreciate these young men and women and their diverse set of opinions, values and outlooks.

[@rairadio7119]

Indian food is the gateway to soul searching. Even on youtube! lol

[@pratheeshm400]

you should eat beef. India is not progresive. Here cow has more value than people

[@Vikram-jv9wp]

@@pratheeshm400 this is totally uncalled for but okay...

[@shinchanindia6306]

@@pratheeshm400 say that you should eat pork in islamic countries , i will see for how much time you will live there

[@Naveenkumar-qy5wy]

@@pratheeshm400 Why do you want to kill anyone for your taste ? Why anyone has to suffer for your pleasure ? Do you agree , if a rapist or murderer will say that " I rape or murder a women just because I want to have fun" .

[@chandra11116]

Thanks!

[@sudarshan3965]

It was very nice to hear the young people of that time, what they think of India

[@skjakirhossain3318]

This is Diamond. I'm Really feeling proud of being a part of this country. They narrate the story as if they take you out of your day to day struggle and make you a part of the universal process .It gives me goose bumps and inspires when I'm tired.

[@gauravmufc1]

The line at 7:18 just nailed it regarding our countries entire journey that person whoever he is is far ahead of his times.

[@IndiaInDetailchannel]

His name is TN Subramanian

[@nightmaresandbutterflies1058]

How wonderfully and refreshingly articulate,well mannered and the conversations,reflections and statements measured by immense logic..this was an honor and treat to watch.Thankyou!

[@riyanbiswas4981]

I feel like this should be played in every cinema hall before the cinema starts, will help the youths like us to broaden the vision.

[@ankitsingh-gl7hj]

sahi bole

[@maha_sage]

Wow! Yes!

[@jooniesjam7993]

True 👍

[@shiv9655]

The one thing common with all these voices..the boldness and innocence in them drips of freedom. India will always be the quintessential experiment of this world. We are a strong nation. Invaluable clip.

[@shyamalanawab5032]

Imagine tracing these precious 20 & speaking to them today when they are in their early 70s.. total treasure!

[@Ineedgoodfriends]

I'm 20 and I realised that there are several ways to contribute for your country. What it all requires is your imagination and subsequent determination to achieve it. We saw young men from all sectors and the fact that each of them had their own goals about their future truly inspired me. Thank you!

[@CineMagic1934]

These 20 year old people seems more mature, well mannered, educated with a lot of enthusiasm and aspirations in their life to serve their country and live a better life. we being the young generation should learn from them. It was really a golden time and generation.

[@mayur_mpd]

These then young Indians' brains were not spoilt by Tiktok, Bollywood, Social Media and Games....No wonder they sound so mature and intellectual at tender age of 20!

[@electriclungi3185]

Videogames never made anyone immature, unless you are talking about PUBG mobile.

[@Lol-jp1ju]

@@electriclungi3185 lol

[@Lol-jp1ju]

@@electriclungi3185 PUBJ MOBUL

[@rashmibachchan5787]

Ok Boomer

[@perseusvlasov367]

They look older than 20. Must have forged their ages

[@mjsprashant3811]

Wow,It feels so good to see my grandad. He had such an osm personality. Sadly he passed away in the year 2011.

[@vijayrohit9814]

Time stamp?

[@mjsprashant3811]

@@vijayrohit9814 10:02

[@ishikinokami1575]

Can you please tell us more about him?Education and Career?

[@sssl9528]

Grand dad or grand ma?

[@mjsprashant3811]

gd@@sssl9528

[@sanketn]

This is gold and brought tears to my eye. Every individual had such a strong command on their language and speech. I can keep listening this in a loop. I am not sure what influenced the next 50 years. Though, we have developed as a nation, we lost the innocence. Socially, I hope we can bring that innocence again.

[@ankitaroy9902]

It's a gem.The last few words if " you consider it's an experiment I would like to be a part of it".Thanks for sharing such amazing video ❤️❤️

[@LP-bf9oe]

I really admire the guy who spoke in the end. His thoughts for the country were amazing and full of hope!

[@SaikatKunduChowdhury]

T.N Subramanian

[@siddharthshekhar909]

The guy with the spectacles in his hand would have made a great politician. Great at speaking. You should have stated their names and the cities they belonged to ,if that information was recorded. Which it should have been. But a wonderful, unique video. The person in the Films division who thought of making it must have been a visionary man. The very fact that such a documentary was made gives me hope.

[@ullasbhide]

Absolute gold. Notice the kind of confidence and knowledge they had at such young age!

[@alonasaji2725]

The way they all talk and frame their sentences. It's like they are reciting a poem💗

[@pristiq.]

0:40 I can listen this guy all day.

[@sayanmondal1303]

The clarity of thought and confidence in their voice of those youngsters is absolutely amazing! And the reason I believe is.. then education was exclusive and people took it very very seriously. Nowadays it's cheap and widely available which is a very good thing, but people take it for granted. A larger portion of the population has become ignorant, arrogant, conservative and lazy. All they do is get into a rat race and become an unskilled labour and then boast about their education which is not useful at all.

[@yrrannapanna]

And they have this serene face like they don't look anxious at all

[@rajeevjuneja5584]

@@ashwinramaswamy4059 And that's a cause for concern

[@priyanshugautam666]

Ohh that is so well put Sayan Da!

[@prateekchakraverty3401]

they have picked a few half a dozen from a country of nearly a billion... is it really something to take as a basis for commenting so generally

[@AbhijeetKumarViVi]

I think 99% world population are in rat race. Not just india.

[@ananyasingh7969]

Despite of the meagre educational sources they had at the time as compared to present times yet they were able to establish such great perspectives and the most intriguing part is that they're able to potray their dreams,hopes in such beautiful manner. I aspire to be like them.

[@arnabdas8245]

5:43 That's it folks. It seems both the terms 'industries' and 'agriculture' can be coined with anything else, but that statement, we have failed to comprehend even at almost 75th.

[@divyendumishra5081]

10:32 Such a hopeful guy, I would like to know where he is now

[@shishirmaharana4022]

He’s T.N. Subramaniam, currently employed as a software engineer for RouteOne. He also taught Math for a few years until the early 1990s, at Oakland University, Michigan. He lives in Troy, Michigan, U.S.A. currently:)

[@divyendumishra5081]

@@shishirmaharana4022 its ironic that he doesn't even lives in India anymore, well one should never take somebody's words on its face value

[@shishirmaharana4022]

@@divyendumishra5081 True that...

[@success6244]

The last quote sums up everything that I feel for the country or world for that matter. The young lady in the middle summed up everything that an average person needs to do in order help india grow.

[@ankitaparashar7928]

Quite fascinating to see those dreamy eyes, the way they shared their views in a calm and composed manner,Loved this video ❤