[ENG] Problem Child in House EP.168-2 | KBS WORLD TV 220324

[@beinguseless1620]

To be honest, in hinduism we do believe the cow to be sacred. And under Islam, pork is not eaten because of the way it is butchered. However, the consumption can differ from state to state.

[@Anjalirana1996]

Correct. Consumption differs from state to state, preference differs so does what one practice…god knows which India is he talking about.

[@vaanshichauhan9868]

Even i never heard about ABCD movies,i only heard about "Any Body Can Dance" whivh was full form of one indian movie ABCD,turns out its the answer😂😂

[@kimyeri1097]

What i see lucky is a very smart and funny man

[@manishasirari1502]

Lucky you should check the facts before talking on national TV

[@animiers4542]

Lucky just want to look good ..and lying about everything 🙄

[@apg6738]

Lucky u should know at least basic knowledge about our country &culture you always give them half or wrong information

[@km-rp8dk]

Well he wasn't wrong though the number of indians who prefer beef are less as hindu population is more in our country and with due respect the consumption is low and same goes for pork as there is a decent population of Muslims so consumption of pork as well is less but at the end it all comes to what a person prefers regardless of its religion and everyone has a freedom to do so ...... Because many do assume indians just eat vegetables but different religions, culture, and regions of India consume meat , fish , chicken , eggs etc as per their preferences

[@Anjalirana1996]

I fail to understand why he said it’s a misinformation about practice of not eating beef or pork by Indians. It’s not a misinformation, it’s a religious practice by some, preference for some but not a misinformation. Seriously this guy lucky talks about India god knows of what era 😒😒 it’s really annoying, infact I prefer not watching videos where he’s the guest representing india although half of his life was spent as an NRI, practically he is a Korean now. He keeps misinforming more than giving basic facts. Infact Jonathan is doing much better here by not saying things (about his home country, heritage) which he’s not sure of, than blurting “misinformation”. Very sensible of him.

[@chunkyhoey8649]

Sam Hammington you have something to explain about this.😂