LIVING WITH MY INDIAN FAMILY! Crazy Culture Shocks 😱

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

☀Thanks for watching! Want to see more of our experiences in India? Check out the (crazy) preparations for our Indian engagement: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5aanaqthtZ9hKc ☀

[@a.v.5950]

Amazing arti

[@hansrajbhaitanti]

Wow! Really, your (Let's Meet Abroad - Adi & Myra, Netherlands🇳🇱)'s this very kind, genuine & real fact motivational, pinned post is most important for each one your this U tube channel viewers and for this your extraordinary constant hard work & activeness, may God ever fulfill your all golden dreams and achive a lots of glorious successes with my all well wishes from Rajkot (Gujarat - India🇮🇳).

[@girdrache]

Happy Naraka chaturdashi day 24th Oct 2022 to all also called Divali day.

[@Ghostrider78927]

Please go to Kashmir 🇮🇳❤️🇮🇳

[@Ghostrider78927]

U will love that

[@everythingforfun7104]

We Indians should be proud of our Cultural heritage. Don't ever feel ashamed in following your Culture.

[@mercedesbenz3751]

India is suffering from poor Cleanliness and under-development. Culture wise it's fascinating. The 2 things I mentioned above makes a real negative image of India, which has to be worked upon.🙏

[@soumyasuryavanshi1645]

@@mercedesbenz3751 definitely you are pakistani....

[@CHRISdiary77264]

🇮🇳❤️🫂🤗

[@GAMINGBLAZE]

@@mercedesbenz3751 It is changing but saying this kind of things everywhere is a bigger problem than cleaning the streets

[@mercedesbenz3751]

@@soumyasuryavanshi1645 you don't know me how big of a nationalist I'm. Go check Hindustantimes and WION comments, I'm famous there. you'll find me there and my nationalist comments in support of our country. How dare you call me a Pakistani? Being called a pakistani is a bigger abuse than anything 😡😡

[@fizaay]

In comparison to European countries, where there is nothing left to see other than Halloween, Christmas, Easter, etc., at least Asian countries still have their own cultures that they proudly pass on to future generations. Enjoy your time in India 💕

[@mercedesbenz3751]

They keep partying every week or month, do not forget that.

[@fizaay]

@@mercedesbenz3751 and you call that a cultural tradition 🤣

[@perseusvlasov367]

@@fizaay yes it is their culture. No need to laugh at it.

[@motivationdrugs6670]

@@fizaay in india every day is a celebration

[@GAMINGBLAZE]

@@mercedesbenz3751 Partying is only in week ends and specially Saturday, And people mostly forget what they have done in party plus it is not something you can enjoy with your family and it is not something you can do at any age. Most importantly for partying you need a healthy young body to destroy it so you can cry with diseases when you are old, Big sacrifice with no return

[@DavidandSarah]

Wow. I don't think there's a better way to experience India than with your own Indian in-laws! We are excited to travel there next year. 😊 Awesome video guys, thanks for sharing!

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Thank you so much! I'm sure you'll enjoy India. The food for sure haha 😊

[@rockybalboa1814]

@@LetsMeetAbroad what do you mean by "Food for sure", are you saying you only enjoyed food and nothing else?

[@satvikmanocha0]

@@rockybalboa1814 What was that bruh? 😂

[@rockybalboa1814]

@@satvikmanocha0 Bruh she is shamelessly admitting that she only enjoyed food and not her in-laws 🤣🤣

[@satvikmanocha0]

@@rockybalboa1814 What? Kaisi baate kr rha bhai? Saaf saaf likha h, "I'm sure you'll enjoy India" Fir aage likha h, food to pakka enjoy karoge hi karoge. Abhi samjha bhai?

[@captaindelta43]

India is all about this , this love from family . Like honestly no matter where you go , this family ties is what keeps us together . There's nothing much like India

[@user-j7y9wIl]

Patna's old name is Patliputra I am telling about 2350 year back name of the city, it was capital of Magadh Empire from Bangal to today's Afghanistan

[@heathens2867]

Myanmar not just Bengal

[@titfortatt-regionalist]

Some part of Iran as well

[@sunnymitra6372]

Its much older than that......perhaps more than 3000 Years

[@yvonnebirch6026]

You look gorgeous Mira. So many colours so many impressions. ! Have fun ! 💕🌷

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Thank you Yvonne! 😀

[@AgnesMann]

wow, I have just discovered your channel. Beautiful couple and so nice of you to share your journey with us. Stay safe

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Thank you Agnes! 😄

[@hansrajbhaitanti]

Wow! Really a very nice, genuine, real fact & ever memorable, great motivational feedback.

[@tanuj3032]

Family is very important in indian culture regardless of any religion, and indian families are also very welcoming.

[@kevirurhia6738]

Hi, Myra. India has so much to offer you, with diversity & culture..."Being Human"..

[@krisvin7761]

Bihar can be overwhelming even for Indians

[@austin426512]

Lalu Goonda Bihar it is

[@AlokKumar-ie3vy]

​@austin426512 Bihar is not just about Laloo . We don't like laloo and live our own way.Its true that Laloo has made Bihar bad but politicians like him are in every state in India.

[@echoecho1913]

Awesome video ! I so much enjoy people visiting, learning and sharing their cultures. We all learn from one another and what a wonderful way to do it !

[@Sumansingh-by9md]

Happy to see you guys having fun together Happy Diwali to all of you 😊

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Thank you! 😄 happy Diwali!

[@ashishrajawat26]

Literally @Suman 😊

[@hansrajbhaitanti]

Really a very nice, genuine & ever memorable great motivational feedback.

[@lionveer4521]

Welcome to India and happy diwali.indians mantain to more realation s & love to culture 🇮🇳🚩🚩

[@rajeshbhushan01]

Bihar me Swagat ba bhauji.. 😊

[@animeshwasnik1244]

American & Indian culture are both are best and beautiful......💐💐💐✌️❤️

[@juliam1395]

She is Dutch not American

[@lbell9695]

@@juliam1395 lol.

[@ankitasinha8789]

Welcome to Bihar.. Patna.. i am from Patna and felt good to see u enjoying there..

[@hansrajbhaitanti]

Really, a very nice, genuine & ever memorable, great motivational feedback.

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Thanks a ton

[@devmamisharma3881]

We proud of our Indian culture जै श्री राम 👍👍❤️❤️

[@gautamssinha9000]

welcome to our Bihari family, luv from USA

[@vijayalakshmi-hk9xc]

EVERY HOME IN INDIA IS A HEAVEN BY ITSELF.

[@bluebell3031]

Rubbish! Most of Indians are racist and not accepting people of other races or cultures…I’m talking from experience

[@anukulkumar6923]

As a Bihari family respect is top most priority, It's work both way .

[@whitewolf2767]

how about not coming to WB in search of jobs?

[@Kattar.Sanatani1994]

@@whitewolf2767 How about keeping your mouth shut before someone abuses you for eating Maach-bhat and sleeping the whole afternoon as a retaliation??

[@whitewolf2767]

@@Kattar.Sanatani1994 how about minding your business.

[@Kattar.Sanatani1994]

@@whitewolf2767 How about following the advice you just gave me??

[@whitewolf2767]

@@Kattar.Sanatani1994 I gave it to you right?

[@vladeshvarputin1791]

Потрясающее видео, брат... Так держать...🤩👍

[@KejriwalBhakt]

I am glad you guys are being noticed now. 62k views in one day is terrific. Keep growing and happy Diwali Meera

[@Stark.......]

Indians and their culture 😍❤️

[@SunMoon477]

I am hungry 😅

[@Rishabh100Jain]

Most welcome to india Have a nice journey अतिथि देवो भवः

[@lbell9695]

This was so entertaining! It's interesting to see how each state of India has their own unique way of doing things, and food as well. The 'middle' states of India along with the NE are areas that I don't fully know the specific cultural nuances, so this was definitely a great mixture of entertaining and informative! I'm curious about Myra's insights about Indian culture from a Dutch perspective. What aspects of Indian culture stood out to her? And I wonder if Adi has some more understanding why certain cultural practises happen because Myra seems inquisitive and would ask questions that was so innate in his understanding of how things are 'supposed' to be. Also: Adi, to my knowledge you did engineering and then currently you are pursuing a career in photography right? Could you tell us more about your story on how your career paths changed? It would be also nice if you could divulge (if you feel comfortable of course!) into certain misunderstandings that may have arose in your relationship. At my university in Australia, I'm a bit interested in a German guy, so that would be quite informative. P.S: Happy Diwali :)

[@sumeetprof1836]

LBell : That is true the food habits and culture does vary from state to state quite a bit . The place where they are that is Patna and in the North western and middle parts part of India their staple food is Roti while in the eastern region and towards the south the staple food is rice . I have been to US where rice or tortillas ( are given as side dish) but in India these two are the main dish and the curries ( veg or non veg) are the side dish. Basically rice crop cultivation is more in east and south regions and hence rice and towards north west wheat crop yield is more and Hence people eat more Roti .. so that’s the back story about it . Regarding culture India is “still” largely Hindus but languages/ local dialects are vastly different from one state to another while Hindi language is more or less largely spoken in every state . Most Hindu festivals the most popular being Diwali is celebrated across India but there are some festivals where some states celebrate with great pomp than others like Durga Puja in West Bengal and Ganesh Puja in Maharashtra and Pongal in the Tamilnadu , Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh and the entire south states . Geographically also it is very diverse where you have the Himalayas in the north with beautiful hill stations like Simla , Sikkim , Darjeeling and of course Kashmir and great sea side as well towards Goa and if you are into jungles we have the largest mangrove forest in West Bengal ( East India ) home of the royal Bengal tiger and if you might be looking for architectural heritage I would rate Ellora caves as the topmost in maharashtra and great temple architecture in the south and forts and palaces of maharajas in the Rajastan. Taj Mahal is actually over rated . So here’s in a nutshell India for you . 😊

[@lbell9695]

@@sumeetprof1836 Thank you for your detailed response! Yes, India is truly the land of diversity. Geographically, linguistically, religion, food wise etc etc. And there is a beauty in this! Though I am Australian born and raised, my parents are Indian but come from two different states (Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh respectively). Because of that, I am very aware of the different nuances in those states. You mentioned the rice vs wheat difference spectacularly. Even today, after 25 years of marriage, my parents bicker which one's better. They have come to ceasefire where my maa has reluctantly admit dosa superiority but is adamant on the versatility of roti's. And my maa would always have to spice my nanna's food 10x more than her or my food (my nanna's is fine with eating a raw red Guntur chilli which is absolutely crazy in my opinion). Which I think is a distinctly South Indian (specifically Andhra Pradesh thing). Furthermore, a lot of my Indian friends are either Gujarati, Tamil or Punjabi, so I am also familiar with their distinctive cultures. The other states is unfortunately where I am not so aware, though I have some familiarity with Madhya Pradesh as the culture there is similar to my Maa's culture in Nagpur where she was born and raised before moving to Mumbai. India is like if the EU was united in one country, I feel. Although I was never born and raised there, I totally feel India (Bharat) is my motherland, and I treasure the culture I was raised in very fondly. Sorry for my long response haha, just felt the need to respond sincerely since you put time and effort in your response.

[@dok_kari]

One of my favorite country where ever i been. People ar so kind and frendly and the food.... so good❤️

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Thank you.. yes you are right! 😃😃

[@MASTERxSS]

You have a pretty much big family its rare to see now days enjoy your rest of time in india And Happy Diwali 2 U.

[@Heathermc32]

This was so cute! Love from another Indian wife 😊

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Thank you so much 😊🤗

[@Solenomads]

Wow..AWESOME, cheers from Kerala, India 🇮🇳🙏💖

[@vivekbhagat6785]

I had never thought in my existence that I'd be seeing Litti Chokha made that way again and that too online! 😭

[@arhamshah8226]

Jiiiiya ho Bihar ke lala Motivat kar diye bhaiya aap to hum ko...

[@SagarPatil-py9qq]

Thank you for your love and respect about Indian culture 👏👏❤️🇮🇳🙏

[@sasi_4395]

I'm from South India, however, i just want to experience different cultures including western & south eastern cultures across the globe

[@sasi_4395]

@DJ BHAI sure

[@denildavis3561]

Malayali spotted😄

[@rahulgunkar6308]

She is more excited in Indian culture then Indians themselves😂.. that's nice.

[@aman_s47]

Ya, it is bcoz for biharis it is very common, unless we see UFO nothing can excites us more. Everything experience is covered, nothing new

[@merlyndamianose5795]

Different states in India have different food items. You must try south Indian restaurants too.

[@dadadon613]

She will happy to see in India people live with family members

[@loknathworld7559]

I am a new subscriber, and love from assam, India.

[@sam.....1]

With every Indian home , a new flavour discovered itself 🎉🎉🎉

[@ram.ram.saryane8121]

visit indian himalayas ladakh, spitti valley , sikkim, tawang , dharamshalla, kedarnath

[@aayushshrestha4342]

Hii adi and myra, This was an amazing video much love from Nepal🇳🇵❤️. I hope you guys visit Nepal again!!. Do travel to different places especially to the Terai region such as Butwal, Biratnagar, Chitwan etc..

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Very soon!

[@tabishreza5293]

The culture The food changes After every 100 or 200 km

[@curiousLeafy]

You are married to a bihari now your life will be blessed with delicious food.

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

The food is just next level.. everything is a surprise and so amazing!!

[@jyotishj7582]

Wishing you and your family a Prosperous and a Happy Life together. How many days are you both staying in India. Enjoy your stay in Incredible India

[@meintocyber]

Namaste to lovely couple It is essential to mention that Mira ji looked pretty and adorable specially in Indian attire. She also reflects the positive vibes that are emitted in a Indian joint family. Very spectacular vlog blended with charms and interactions of Mira ji in a different atmosphere and culture. Stay blessed.

[@skandamurgan4378]

I am also from Patna and my culture and house is completely different from it. Food is same

[@heathens2867]

Class difference

[@shivaay014]

Exactly it's class difference....not culture difference..

[@titfortatt-regionalist]

It's not class difference, culture difference can be there from district to district

[@shivaay014]

@@titfortatt-regionalist yes you are right but as he already said he is from patna and I also belong from patna. And there's nothing new in this video.

[@Mentalcase149]

लिट्टी चोखा मुंह में पानी आ गया भूख लग गई भाई😃😄

[@pd6380]

It's wonderful that your fiance's Indian family welcomed you with open arms. One of my childhood best friends is Indian and she did not grow up in India, their upbringing is more international influenced but when it comes to marriage she and her other Indian friends that did not grow up in India were mandated to marry only Indian men. She said it was in their culture to marry within Indian heritage even if nationalities are not Indian. They even went to a match-maker. She just kind of accepted it since she was not in love with any man at the time but for her other friends who are already involved with non-Indian boyfriends it was hard.

[@freedom3040]

South Indian food was much Awesome. Definetly one should try it. & Dont miss Butter chicken or Panner butter masala if u are vegitarian.

[@alpeshvasant]

This is good! Do come to Mumbai as well !! Lot to see ! Lot to taste !!!!

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

We will for sure visit Mumbai one day!

[@alpeshvasant]

Great! Do let me know if you need any help in mumbai!

[@heavygalaxy2654]

Every mother is same soo nice and simple

[@vincenttayelrand]

Geweldig! Blijf vooral vloggen.

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Dankje!! 😄😄

[@user-j7y9wIl]

Come to Andaman Nicobar and Lakshadweep Islands of India

[@chitranjankumarkushwaha4259]

बहुत अच्छा लगा। आप लोग हंसते रहें खिलते रहे हैं और जीवन में बहुत आनंद मिलता रहे।

[@just_aj7672]

After this video your life is gonna change girl love form india 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@jinkazamaaa]

😱she is so beautiful in saree 😍

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Haha thanks 🙈 it’s not an easy dress to wear, but I will practice!

[@KejriwalBhakt]

@@LetsMeetAbroad If you ever get chance try Banarsi or Kanchivaram sarees. They are beeeeeautiful but they are heavy. I'm sure you will pull it off with grace. ☺️

[@baalah7]

*Thankyou for sharing unique Indian first hand experiences* 🙌🏽 *Myra looked graceful in Saree, wished Adi could have worn a Kurta to match and complete the family look* 😇

[@Abhishekkumar-yx7je]

Are you living till chhath puja ? It's our best holiday plz enjoy this .

[@dibyendusasmal]

When you wear saree you are looking like queen 👑 ❣️❣️❣️

[@ishansharma5454]

Where is myra from and by the way her name is an Indian, Middle East name. So, she was Indian by name from birth and now you have made her relationship with India firm. 👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

She is from The Netherlands!

[@sarcasm_hard..5767]

Your mom in law is so supportive

[@Madhukulya_Rajput]

Even We do that Hoo Haa Hoo Haa Stunt back when go to our village with our childhood friends 😂😂😂

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

😂😂😂

[@PR-kh7fj]

Making Litti on Goitha ( dried cow dung cakes) is the ultimate Bihariness… welcome Girl!!

[@rithviqjha6665]

Man she is super beautiful. She looks so angelic in that saree and bindi

[@divi3627]

Litti chokha is also one of my favorite part of our culture and it's reminder me some of my sweet and enjoyable and whole family kind of treat or part with is...... That times were so sweet..... I am not from bihar but my many close relative are there and every small stalls around bihar Or up or other some states have some of best tast of litti...... Thank you for made me hungry for my one of favorite part of my life..... Thanks..... It really means a lot..

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Thanks Divi, yes Myra also really enjoyed it! it is such a cool dish ans very different from other curry dishesh!

[@SachinSingh-ks1no]

Enjoy your life in India 🇮🇳❤️🙏 Ram Ram ji 🙏 namaste ❤️🙏

[@yoursgautamchauhan]

You are so Beautiful Darling 💛 Great Love from Delhi, India 🇮🇳

[@Ritez_]

Kisi ki wife he wo control your emotions 💀

[@AndyDufresne11]

Epitome of Bihari's success Good luck brother 🙏🙏

[@thuglife274]

Oh! Man you are from Patna, Bihar. I'm too from Patna, bhai bihari toh internalized ho raha hai😄😄😄😄 good luck for your upcoming journey.

[@mathrab9688]

Nice enjoying..love from patna bihar

[@TheWrightLifeTravelChannel]

Wow! What an interesting local experience!

[@kalyanchanda5189]

I like letti choka, bengan vatta

[@kuchhvt.v.9506]

Other countries rxn on her saree look Indians: so beautiful so elegance just looking like a wow🥰

[@ILTOMBA]

Indians are awesome, I cant wait to go there and taste the (veggie) food.

[@amankumar55555]

Lol I'm from Patna , would really love to meet you guys

[@RDd188]

YT recommending Algo had definitely got better. Loved the videos.

[@dhirajcharoh5073]

Guys please visit dharamshala it's coolest place in India🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@shripaddate1528]

very nice VDO indeed. VDO was nice from beginning to end Credit of course goes to wonderful smart naration by Myra and she looked prety and gorgeous in Indian sadi. Thanks for wonderful VDO. God bless U.

[@mikeyzfabulous2306]

Your husband is lucky. Congratulations.

[@VJ38]

Nice...genuine story telling

[@tstcikhthys]

Interesting to watch hehe; glad you had fun. BTW, 6:02 the proper spelling of it is _sari._

[@TIJOTHOMAS92]

Wish you get chance for you to explore the whole Indian states. Especially welcoming you to Kerala ( own state!?). All the best

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Yes we will some day, Kerela is heaven :)

[@pjkr9992]

Hey u r in patna nice 👍 👌 😉 😎 🙂 my hometown is also patna

[@S55singh]

You are really Comfortable in India Bihari family.

[@praveenrajvanshi4617]

IT IS VERY FAMOUS IN OUR STATE.,RAJASTHANWE EAT BARI(LITTY)WIRH PULSE & PURE GHEE & LAHSUN CHATNEY.

[@marisolsharma4809]

It Nice To See Your Vlogs 🙏🏼🤲🏼👌🏼👌🏼❤️

[@skippershindi7637]

I'm from patna too😁

[@Nitesh_Stock]

Bro u both look amazing and in patna . I wanna meet u both amazing couple.

[@MrGyani-yc1wz]

keep it up guys, and trust me you will see an exponential growth soon ✌

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Thank you 🙌

[@shubham3542]

Happy Chhath 🙂❤️

[@fairworld2522]

She looks amazing on the saris and the red dot on her forehead.

[@abhisheksoni2980]

When there's such a beautiful girl in the house, I can imagine the pressure on this guy to woo her from his relatives😁

[@rishbahpandey8697]

She is not beautuful just white

[@mayankdevraj5237]

Happy dipawali to the happy family 😀

[@santoshkumerprajapat8139]

Litti chokha is my favourite Indian food.

[@prabirchatterjee8434]

Enjoyed your video. Wish you a happy couple for ever.

[@LetsMeetAbroad]

Thank you! 😃

[@anandaman16]

Can't wait for chhat vlog..🤩🤩🤩

[@AmitKumar-o5v1h]

It is not poo it is cow dung it is a cooking fuel alternative of coal and fuel....... Humans do poo...

[@austin426512]

Yes don’t say poo. Cow dung is very important in an Indian’s life.

[@victor.enginner_6161]

U are so beautiful. LOTS OF love from india 🇮🇳💗

[@vishnumohannair8791]

For people going crazy about cooking using dried cowdung, it is same as Buffalo Chips that was/is used for cooking in the dakotas

[@rubyjacob1850]

At last.. Some sensible answer 😊

[@ZeroBudgetLife]

Update : just finished watching the video and now am a subscriber.