MASSIVE Home IFTAR in DHAKA I Jalebi - Reshmi + Bombay + Dal Gosht + Chola Boot + Chira Doi Mishti

[@pratyushbhowmik7787]

The point where Anubhav ji offered to pay and Khalid Bhai refused to charge him just melted my heart. True essence of Ramadan... Long live humanity.❤❤❤

[@RonBhattacharya]

Actually, the moment he started adding things to the order I knew he wasn't going to take any money. It happens in West Bengal as well.

[@KawKaw_]

i thing that the epic monent of this video❤❤💙💙💚💚

[@pratyushbhowmik7787]

@@RonBhattacharya True. I have seen it in Bengal. Also, we have heard about similar incidents from Sehwag and Harbhajan when they went for the Pakistan tour. I wish people take inspiration from these more.

[@chitrabhanubose1307]

Bangladeshi people are really very hospitable. Great. From India. Proud Bengali

[@subhrojeetchakraborty8268]

Love from India. Thank you Anubhav jii & thanks to our Bangaladeshi Sir & Madam. Lovely food, lovely host, lovely hospitality. Coming to some negative comments, I accidentally saw those ... First of all we need to understand "Delhi food walk primarily is a Hindi channel". So that is the reason Mr. Anubhav jii answering & communicating in Hindi. Now the place he is visiting has primary or mother language as Bengali which I think Anubhav jii does not know properly. So my point is that let's not go deeper i mean English, Bengali, Hindi or English. Here they are just spreading love & talking about food & culture in whatever form or languages does not matter. They are not discussing Bhasa andolon or any such history. Pls enjoy the video, enjoy the food, understand the culture that's it. Love from India.

[@muradchoudhury]

Well said!!

[@srabonsrabon8103]

Actually maximum Bengali can understand Hindi but can't speak perfectly. One the other hand anubhab can understand bangla but can't speak.... But English is a language which is spoken by both party..... That is why this language mess created.... But it didn't interrupt the conversation flow though.....

[@Ali_kazi_mumbai]

Very good comment I laughed when you mentioned they are not discussing bhasha andolan👌😂

[@ezazahmed8118]

Finally someone pointed out as politely as one can...🙏 Good day brother...

[@COMMUNITYRAINYCITY]

Isn't it the greastest thing to see Muslim & Hindu together in harmony !!!! Respect to Anubhav. :)

[@iqra6324]

its great..but siame bohot koi ko mirchi lagegi

[@MacZ_EditZ]

Yes.! Me and My Hindu roommate we do Iftar together. Although we belong to different religions, but we have brotherhood towards each other.

[@Shaq07]

Bangladeshi women’s are more advanced then Indian & Pakistani women combined Bangladeshi women’s are very hard working Respect ✊

[@Peaceful_World130]

@@Shaq07 Bengali women are intelligent in both bengal and Bangladesh

[@Scrapper_99s]

We don't know what's going on someone's mind. But for those people I can't let my hindu friends leave from life whom I believe as brothers. We are civilized. No need to discuss about religion,discuss about only your country’s prosperity. May be this thing will unite everyone.

[@suvadeepghosh4459]

I don't think any difference between Indian bengali and bangladeshi bengali as per foods and cultures..I love bangladeshi people and their cultures..I pray to God Allah bless all human beings .. thanks sir .. love from india kolkata..

[@mohammaadyousuf]

May Allah bless you too. Stay happy ❤

[@hakunamatata3935]

Lots of love from Bangladesh ❤❤

[@xmanunlimited]

Love these food . Never mind if it is not from my country . I am Malaysian. We have many Bangladeshi workers who sell some of these items in Ramadan . One day will fly to Bangladesh during Ramadan.

[@GOPANNGG]

BANGALI FOOD IS ALSO HEAVENLY & THE PEOPLE SEEMS FRIENDLY TOO

[@adamuce]

It’s untrue until you experience it yourself 👍🏼

[@nabakishortripathy2856]

Bengali language and their food is really sweet. ❤️🙏🏻

[@vidyeshwarprasad6895]

The true spirit of Ramadan! The lady host, full of life, is at her hospitable best. Nice to see Anubhav ji with Adnan ji. ❤❤

[@farahshabnam4626]

Haleem consists of whole wheat ,urad/ mashkolai daal, moog daal, moosur daal, chana daal. I love bangladeshi haleem. In stores, they will keep the meat separate for selling purpose because many customers complain of not getting enough meat. But in general, haleem is cooked with the meat in it. Just cooked this weekend.

[@RonBhattacharya]

But the colour looked on point. Just the way it's available in Kolkata... and it's very popular here as well. Very filling and satisfying food with naan.

[@goldenpencil6398]

Being a Bangal from Gurgaon, the bhasha is so soothing to my ears. Always heard my parents talking the language. I, too, am proficient in it😊

[@AS-jo8qh]

Great. I have heard some of my colleagues speaking that dialect. It sounds cute and sometimes when I am with them I talk to them like that subconsciously

[@adamuce]

Time for you to visit Bangladesh 👍🏼

[@TanzirRahman]

Hope your parents always use this Bangla vasha.

[@CopusThakur]

​@@TanzirRahmannot sure about other ethnicities but bongs always teach their kids bangla ... I haven't meet any bengali in Delhi (1st Or 2nd generation).. Who can't speak bangla

[@shambhukumar5532]

Anubhav sir, this blog of Daawat-e-Iftar is wonderful. The hospitality of Nusrat Islam cannot be praised enough. Love to Bangladesh people, God bless you 👍♥️💛

[@141jasvinder]

ANUBHAV - DONOT PROMOTE PEOPLE WHO ARE ILLEGAL MUSLIM IMMIGRANTS TO INDIA.... THIS IS BAD

[@gautamrverma1000]

@@141jasvinder here comes kabaab m haddi

[@md.mosaddequrrahman.2623]

@141 jasvinder. Here, I understand that you are a fundamentalist expressing your brutality even in a food vlog! I wonder how a secular and respectable country like India turns into a fundamental Hindu state 🤔

[@AS-jo8qh]

@@141jasvinder positive me negative dhundna koi tumse sikhe

[@AS-jo8qh]

@@md.mosaddequrrahman.2623 Don't worry. Only a few northern states are crazy like 3-4 because of votebank politics. Until there are 28 states in the country that day will never come

[@drtusharkantinayak7523]

Oh , It's an ocean of food for Iftar . The hospitality is amazing . Wish all a great happy Ramadan . ❤

[@bandebashish]

Excellent post.Bangladesh has a tradition in blood to host guests with utmost love and respect ❤❤

[@parijatsen7846]

Good Benarjee babu ...Dabot khalo

[@Dangermonkey1000]

haha jaa beta bengali kabhi bangladesh

[@Renovomotorsscooters]

@@Dangermonkey1000 bangal most backwward state

[@sarbojitroy100]

@@Renovomotorsscooters chal be gudu tare state se to agayhi hay.

[@Renovomotorsscooters]

@@sarbojitroy100 bhikari delhi ki per capital 5k dollar hai waste bangal ki 1600$. call central scam to blood me hai tumhare

[@pranjal091986]

So nice of him he didn’t even charge him for the food . What a hospitality . A man with a big heart

[@tanmoytarafder8655]

Bhai he went to his home , how can he charge for food? Wtf

[@pranjal091986]

@@tanmoytarafder8655 bhai anubhav has brought food from the shop … Please see the video in full … Beizzati mat karwao apna

[@tanmoytarafder8655]

@@pranjal091986 yeah so what? He is guest right? Do you charge for food from your guest? Kuchh bhi!

[@pranjal091986]

@@tanmoytarafder8655 bhai He is a customer in that shop not a guest … R u dumb or your are just pretending to be one . Why is it so hard for you to accept that it was a kind gesture by that shopkeeper who did not charge him … Tu pagal hai kya … Kuch bhi matlab

[@Dangermonkey1000]

@@tanmoytarafder8655 ......bhaag be bokachuda

[@aryanhassan4659]

The women host is so nice.... I'm so happy to see Bangladeshi women moving ahead along with religion and culture.💕

[@positiveandoptimisticvive3816]

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[@imtiajsiam2205]

we r not conservative as like others... 😅😅

[@aryanhassan4659]

@@imtiajsiam2205 being conservative is not a bad thingg..my mother is a conservative but still runs a business... it's all about balancing all these things

[@Shemo-3700]

​@@imtiajsiam2205 being conservative doesn't mean if you're backward it's just your ignorance. Most of the billionaire tycoons are hesidic Jews they're a mile more conservative than an average muslim.

[@ujjwalsyadav]

Yeah bro didn't know there are such beautiful and well spoken women are out there... appreciate it

[@ananddeepdasgupta6430]

Our guest is from Bihar and was so quiet and respectful when he was having the dahi chira, which is the most common breakfast in Bihar. He is the best!!!!

[@suvadeepghosh4459]

Bihar patna sir..

[@TanzirRahman]

Dai chira is good item. I like it too.

[@abhikroy3990]

I still feel nostalgic when I see Bangladesh. I left the place long long back when I was a child. It is so close to my heart. It is said by lot of Bengalis from West Bengal that the real Bengali culture is found only in Bangladesh.The food, the music, the hospitality, the friendship- every thing is better there.

[@sugatomitra6391]

In that case, why don't you return to your beloved land? Nobody is preventing you.

[@abhikroy3990]

@@sugatomitra6391 It is easier said than done. Yes nobody is preventing me. You won't understand it.

[@lookintoit4537]

''t is said by lot of Bengalis from West Bengal that the real Bengali culture is found only in Bangladesh.''........eta bolata ki dorkari chilo? btw erokom ta kokhono kauke bote sunini.

[@abhikroy3990]

@@lookintoit4537 your comments have proved me right.

[@newsjunkieish]

Leaving your home country forever is painful, especially when it is not entirely a voluntary decision.

[@tabishsuleman7067]

Ma Sha Allah ❤ Love and respect from Karachi, Pakistan

[@positiveandoptimisticvive3816]

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[@ak-vx1wt]

Love & respect hi bhejna aur kuch nahi

[@naimrahman2005]

A true gentleman. You will always receive the best hospitality from our people.

[@king_richard09]

The owner of the Bakery shop is very humble and hospitable. ❤️

[@positivelyhappymom3238]

So good to see Bangladeshi hospitality. Bangladeshi people seem very happy 😃

[@adamuce]

You need to come and experience it

[@Mr.Salman_Pathan]

Q Ki Vaha Modi Sarkar nahi hai 😂😂

[@ayanbandyopadhyay5694]

Anuvab sapra = simplicity ❤❤❤ বাংলাদেশ তোমাকে ভালবাসি অনেক অনেক অনেক ভালবাসা।ঈদের অগ্রিম শুভেচ্ছা।আমি হাওড়ার ছোট্ট গ্রাম আন্দুল এ থাকি।কলকাতার কাছেই।

[@imtiazadar5475]

আপনাকেও শুভেচ্ছা। ভালো থাকবেন। দোয়া/আশীর্বাদ করবেন। 🌹

[@mumbaijazz]

Lovely! Glad Delhi Food Walks is walking in new places! Absolute Feast!

[@amitsharda8198]

She is an amazing host ❤️

[@rashmidattani3117]

It's a tremendous feeling when people appreciate your work... India is so diverse, even in terms of religion, that 'fasting' has different meanings for all.... some fast vigorously, abstaining from food, n letting the body heal, whereas, some 'fast n feast'... whatsoever, truly said, that the intention is purification of thoughts, in hands with celebration...

[@farahshabnam4626]

Well, honestly, its not possible to eat so much after fasting. Also the feasting is not seen with high regard in Ramadan. Also bad for health

[@Yesterday_Once_More]

Bangladesh people are , in majority, hugely great and courteous from their heart. Thank you all.

[@sugatomitra6391]

My ancestors belonged to Bangladesh or erstwhile East Bengal. Everything in this video is so nice and almost picture perfect. Even then, it would take a lot to tempt me to visit Bangladesh. Wish Anubhav a happy and successful trip.

[@dungavhai3319]

Actually, Bangladesh represents the oppressed low caste Hindus and the oppressed low caste Hindus who later on converted to Islam. We tend to forget that the high caste Bangali land lords used to have their palaces in Kolkata and from there they used to rule the poor East Bangalis as the Jamindars or Land Lords. Those oppressed Bangalis supported the Pakistan movement to seek some breathing space and freedom from the powerful Hindu Land Lords of West Bengal. So we decided to be part of East Pakistan. But then we have noticed West Pakistanis want to be our rulers too. So, in 1971 East Bengal or East Pakistan became my beautiful Bangladesh. No doubt India helped us 1971; but we East Bengalis also helped Indian freedom from the British Rule. A lot of Indians tend to forget that. Since Independence Bangladesh is progressing. Now, we should do more business with India and Pakistan. But we Bangladeshis must keep our distance from Indians and Pakistanis at the same time; because they hate and look down on Bangladeshis. This is a fact. Bangladeshi tourism and import dependency with India must be reduced in the near future. We should have stronger border walls with India and grow our own cattle. We should strictly reduce any religious extremism at all cost. I do not want my beautiful Bangladesh to become the next Pakistan or Afghanistan. We should look towards the further east and try to follow Singapore and Malaysian model of economy and develop Bangladesh. Jodi tor dak shune keo naa ashe tobe ekla cholo re. Amar shonar bangla ami tomai onek beshi valobashi.

[@arijitbagchi1192]

​@@dungavhai3319 Bro those weren't bengali hindu landlords of west bengal. The people whom you were talking about were bengali hindu landlords rajas & maharajs of east bengal with their thick rusty east bengal district accents. Yes during the permanent settlement introduced by the British in the late 1700s some west bengal bengali upper caste hindus moved to east bengal but they were very less in number. The people whom you're talking about are those upper caste bengali hindus of east bengal origin whose forefathers landed there 1600-1200 years ago when budhhists ruled & those landlords were descendants of up country men & very pure blooded indo aryans since in east bengal they never used to marry other caste women. They were staunch, physically strong & oppresive & would even rape the local normal bengali women. But they were useful to the foreign muslim rulers also to control people. But in west bengal upper caste people are relatively better & their blood is mixed with other bengalis. East Bengal landlords were very scary even from ballal sen's time to the bengal sultanate times & then to the mughal & British times. But during the partition time they got terribly outnumbered as even some of their own people were against them along with lower caste hindus. So they left for calcutta leaving everything behind.

[@ds86496]

​@@dungavhai3319re banchod, toder bangali muslim community nomosudro jati, matua jati der upor ki ottachar krechilo bangladesh hwar por, setao bol buker pata thakle..

[@ds86496]

​@@dungavhai33191960s jara bangladesh chere india e esechilo, tara maximum e low caste hindu.. kintu nijer dhormo k tyag koreni, bonduker bhoye.. dhormo k tyag kre mleccho hyni bujhli..

[@Dangermonkey1000]

@@dungavhai3319 .......chal be bhikari kangladesh

[@MJGul]

This video totally captures the spirit of Ramadan, such an insightful video ❤

[@delhifoodwalks]

Shukriya Gul!

[@RajeshPatel-fe8rn]

Dihmmi

[@rahulsinha623]

In our Bengalis those who born in West Bengal and has an ancestorial background their we called them (ghoti),they are die heart fan of Mohan Bagan,their fish is lobster 🦞,and those whose ancestorial background is Bangladesh we called them bangal, their club is East Bengal, their fish is hilsha 🐟.but in terms of cooking talent bangals are much ahead of ghoti,in football too.

[@sagaradhikari7906]

Love to Bangladesh from Nepal 🇳🇵

[@vikaskumarjha6437]

Talkative, knowledgefull and cheerful host. Amazing food experience.

[@Vangogh1218]

What a lavish feast... bangali food hits different.

[@anjankumarchowdhury7379]

I was visiting Mohd Ali Road gala iftar in Byculla few days before. That was very exciting, but quite far away from Bengali foods. Only Baide roti was bit familiar, our very own Mughlai parotha. This Bangladeshi iftar is so Bengalish, its great. Very close to heart.

[@comfort6223]

what I love the most is that all dishes were served in clay pots in market, hope we start this practice as well, And thankyou di for hosting our bro Anubhav , you are amazing host❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️

[@RajeevKumar-mu9wb]

The lady host is so inviting and gracious host........Bless her........

[@susmitadas7644]

Anubhav ji you are in Dhaka!!!..In my home town!!!...i used to watch your food vlog and now you are in my city...hope and pray that you could feel the vibe of Dhakaiya people..they are the most pure hearted soul..🤍💜

[@irfankarim9497]

Rooh afza still very popular all over Bangladesh, haalim is much different here, you figured correctly, much more spicy and flavourful than popular Hyderabad Haalim. In India during ramadan samosa and Kabab of different types available but here in Bangladesh main course of iftaar are chana dal, pyaju (bora made of daal), beguni (briojol fried with daal batter, this is available in India) and dahi poha banana mix. Try exploring popular regular foods in Bangladesh. Thanks

[@sayakchoudhury9711]

I much prefer our Bengali haleem than the Hyderabad version. In Kolkata, we also have great Haleem.

[@anjankumarchowdhury7379]

Delighted to find doi-chira in iftar. Its a common staff during our fasts of Lakshmi Puja and Saraswati Puja.

[@Bhaggdkbose]

Doi chira is considered very famous among older generations. Some also eat Dudh kola bhaat or Aam kola bhaat still. These are bengali cuisine which are loved by all bengalis.

[@nareshsharma2480]

Food look amazing and we also admire the Bangladesh beauty and their hospitality❤

[@adamuce]

You are always welcome to visit 👍🏼

[@parthapratik3995]

Even in Mayurbhanj, Odisha we call the summer rain with thunderbolt as Kala Baisakhi....... Incredible.......

[@TanzirRahman]

Odia and Bengali is very similar. I can understand many odia words (On your OTV Channel)

[@ash-rs1it]

Gracious hosts, and the food looks divine

[@ethanjhoney]

The holy month of Ramadan advocates for good mannerisms, humility, and generosity. Welcome to Bangladesh ALL

[@rockysinger3737]

Bangladesh me hindu bacchi k sath rap Hindu mandiro par hamle Sab ka hisab hoga Bangladesh khatm hoga sirf hindu hi bachenge

[@Sandy-zg1nz]

Holy month, piece ful community😮

[@muhtasimhaque6084]

​@@Sandy-zg1nz we are peaceful with everyone except cow worshipers

[@devrkarim]

@@Sandy-zg1nz Champion of Spelling bee "clown" xD

[@saiqakhan4148]

Assalamualaikum. Very good vlog , lots of love to the people of Bangladesh. 😊 💕 Many advanced greetings for the coming Eid ul Fitr 🙏 🌹

[@rajajana9842]

I really want to visit Dhaka and Bangladesh.....❤❤, from kolkata. 🤗

[@suttersutter4426]

The iftar lady is an extremely generous host. I thought my family’s daawats were lavish, but ours are nothing in comparison to this lady’s iftar dawat, god bless her

[@s.s1255]

After seeing this I want to visit Bangladesh, love from Delhi

[@anismostafa6411]

You are Wellcome bro ‘

[@TanzirRahman]

Welcome any time

[@rupindersingh1137]

Kudos to you for giving us this level of exposure !!!!

[@Dangermonkey1000]

bangladesh aaoge kya beta

[@Timbertrading79]

I m from India living in Trinidad West Indies and we have baguni here all over...Indian cousins all over...yepppp

[@biggboss5013]

This is Bangladesh, no boundaries between religion

[@anupamdey7309]

Absolutely delicious, mouthwatering and lavish dawat no doubt

[@parijatsen7846]

Khub valo lage na

[@Arsalan_m_ali_bakaly]

Nusrat jee thank you very much love ya from Karachi Pakistan ❤️🙏👍🤞🤲🤗🇵🇰

[@MohdIqbal-vq9qu]

Mashola .. samucha for samosa and sharbot for sherbat the accent is so sweet and by the way lots of spicy foods ..have a great iftaar 😊

[@chandymohapatra]

This is a superb episode! Look at the lady hats off to her effort and attitude!

[@rahuldt84]

Anubhav bhaiya aap ne dil jeet liya, aap ek misal hai ek dusre padosi desho ke beech pyar aur bhaichara barkrar rakhne ke liye. Khane se bada aur koi dusra madhyam nahi. Food has nothing to do of religion or any other boundaries,but fulfill our hunger and give true happiness among people .

[@maheshdhaimode441]

Nice iftaar food🍲 of Dhaka. Enjoy it❤❤❤

[@masudny1]

Mr.Anubhav is so polite and humble.I like him.

[@tarachandar7696]

Nice video Anubhavju, I am tempted to visit Bangladesh to explore its cuisine, culture and beautiful places the country has to offer.....Soooo much similarities Bangladesh has as that of ours.....love to watch this piece of video..... Would Love to visit in future.......And love to hear you saying समूचा मैं समूचा खा जाउँगा 😊. My best wishes❤❤❤❤❤ 😊🦁 तारा चन्द्रा नई दिल्ली 2

[@positiveandoptimisticvive3816]

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[@themaverick4992]

Bangladeshi women are very beautiful, first time i realized this watching a match between India and Bangladesh, the bangladeshi women supporters are of different level beauty, it was fun to watch, not the match but the beauties 😂

[@nandanbhardwaj8464]

charm

[@hasibalamnayeem6654]

Thank you sir for visiting Bangladesh. We love u, your channel and the people of india.. ❤️❤️🌹🌹

[@uttutalks]

This is real food blogging.....good job bhaiya 😊

[@joyjahidulislam5997]

It was fun watching these three together ❤

[@subhransudas6473]

Sir apaka explain bhot acha hai.india ka no 1 food vlog ❤ love for odisha

[@subhransudas6473]

@@ankit3936 no brother I am from odisha

[@subhransudas6473]

@@ankit3936 u r from?

[@subhransudas6473]

@@ankit3936 ok brother love for odisha ❤️

[@peterhickox9137]

That looks delicious she worked hard to make all those varieties of dishes amazing recipes , good job she is hard working family.💯♥️👨‍🍳👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@zahidfarooqi1747]

so good to see Ramadan Ifrar in Bangladesh all the delicacy looks delicious and familiar that we have at aftar in that Reagan Bangladeshi host very charming and put up a lot of work to prepare verity of food . Thanks to Delhi food for extensive Ramadan coverage in Bangladesh.

[@King-lu4qm]

MashaALLAH so delicious food . Love from India❤

[@iftyj7718]

But Moradabad haleem is also different from Hyderabadi haleem. In Delhi, they have haleem biryani which is somewhat similar to what they have in Bangladesh

[@Bhaggdkbose]

What? Haleem biriyani? Very excited to actually try it!! 😮

[@zindagi5664]

In Aligarh, the students of AMU call haleem as Daleem due to the exorbitant presence of Daal.

[@rg1283]

Adnan Bhai and Anubhav Sapra! This is the crossover event we were eager for.

[@sayedfaiztanvir4733]

Thanks to Anubhav bhai for exploring unique cuisine of Bangladesh-scrumptious, exotic and lip-smacking! I am immensely impressed with Nusrat who hosted Anubhav bhai with courtesy, respect and unmatched hospitality as if Anubhav bhai had been know to them for ages, and he would not forget this experience forever. What a wonderful culture as we are oblivious about our neighbouring country's food, this video is exceptional and well-presented. I felt the aroma and taste of the delicacies as it touched my senses and I have driven vicarious pleasure out of this. Last but not the least, hospitality is heart touching and would reverberate in our memory for more years to come. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! Anubhav bhai.

[@district431]

The best thing to this man..anubhav deserves noble prize for peace.

[@majidalikhan1660]

Bahut bahut shukriya Anubhav Sahab aapane Ramzan Mubarak Ko ka waqia Kiya bahut bahut shukriya aur Ramzan Mubarak

[@positiveandoptimisticvive3816]

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[@rubelrajib3465]

Thanks a lot to come at Bangladesh. Such an great food bloger with huge knowledge about food...thats Anuvab sipra sir......with much love from heart❤️❤️❤️❤️ also thanks adnan vai & apu to tell about ramadan, jakat....etc

[@Krishna.lokRules]

Beauty 😍 of Bangladesh 😊

[@balusingh1915]

Super video and respectful... culture..of Bangladesh

[@sudhirgupta2354]

Anubhav ji very nice video keep it up from Lucknow love your videos and you also have a great time U.P

[@tanusreechowdhury389]

You must try Hilsa and other fish dishes in Bangladesh...it will be unique for you and they are really tasty

[@nahidbin1600]

well, that's not the time of Hilsha fish.. currently government has banned fishing Hilsha as part of their preservation annually.. Market is full of old and frozen Hilsha :(

[@saratsenapati2530]

I think it's a very good video by anubhab ji in a best occasion Lots of Love from ODISHA india to Bangladesh people

[@analytical_mind_]

foods of Bangladesh are quite same with Bengalis. But in Bengal(India), I find more types of street foods specially sweets. I will visit Bangladesh oneday for sure.

[@sayemumhasan5868]

কলকাতায় তেলেভাজার আইটেম একটু বেশি

[@libastonprograms]

Nice video. Foos look really delicious. Thank you for your sharing such great content. Have a good time my friend

[@poonachapoonacha4112]

anubhav sir hope you cover more foods from all over the world all your videos are heart warming

[@vijaysnair95]

Good Video..But please be mindful of the language preferences of the people. Most of them didnt seem to be comfortable speaking in hindi but anubhav kept on persisting.. We dont have to impose our language everywhere

[@newsjunkieish]

He probably didn't know which language to speak in. A lot of them don't speak English and he doesn't speak Bangla. Plus he has a predominantly Hindi audience. Could have used an interpreter.

[@the_pawn_star]

Take your imposition shit cause somewhere else, just berating him for nothing.

[@ujjwalsyadav]

Bro he was shooting a video mostly for indian viewers that why he chose to speak Hindi..are you ka for what😂

[@dungavhai3319]

North Indians cannot help Hindi or Urdu imposition every where. That is why Bangladeshi Bengalis wanted separate land to preserve and protect our Bangla culture. Actually, Bangladesh represents the oppressed low caste Hindus and the oppressed low caste Hindus who later on converted to Islam. We tend to forget that the high caste Bangali land lords used to have their palaces in Kolkata and from there they used to rule the poor East Bangalis as the Jamindars or Land Lords. Those oppressed Bangalis supported the Pakistan movement to seek some breathing space and freedom from the powerful Hindu Land Lords of West Bengal. So we decided to be part of East Pakistan. But then we have noticed West Pakistanis want to be our rulers too. So, in 1971 East Bengal or East Pakistan became my beautiful Bangladesh. No doubt India helped us 1971; but we East Bengalis also helped Indian freedom from the British Rule. A lot of Indians tend to forget that. Since Independence Bangladesh is progressing. Now, we should do more business with India and Pakistan. But we Bangladeshis must keep our distance from Indians and Pakistanis at the same time; because they hate and look down on Bangladeshis. This is a fact. Bangladeshi tourism and import dependency with India must be reduced in the near future. We should have stronger border walls with India and grow our own cattle. We should strictly reduce any religious extremism at all cost. I do not want my beautiful Bangladesh to become the next Pakistan or Afghanistan. We should look towards the further east and try to follow Singapore and Malaysian model of economy and develop Bangladesh. Jodi tor dak shune keo naa ashe tobe ekla cholo re. Amar shonar bangla ami tomai onek beshi valobashi.

[@positivelyhappymom3238]

I felt the same way. I know Anubhav did not mean it and he is a very polite and inclusive host but here it seemed little awkward.When you visit someone’s country you do not impose your own language on them rather try to speak in their language or English, it’s called showing respect to the country you are visiting.

[@FoodCultureKnowledge]

Another amazing video! Loved it!

[@khannasrul6404]

You should have tried Yakhni Pulao of Muhammadpur road in Dhaka...there is a newly opened restaurant known as Akhni Biryani....you will find there both Persian and Bangladeshi version of Yakhnis....they are superb..

[@namratabasu9599]

Nusrat is amazing ❤ lovely host and such pure passion for food

[@prabodh11]

this is what people to people connect looks like, feels like. Otherwise social media is full of hatred.

[@tariqwarach9978]

Your talk, taste, terminologies, and even cooking are same as of Pakistan but in Bangladesh it is different what you noticed for haleem. Watching your videos while I am in Canada. Let’s do next trip to Pakistan and you will find same kind dishes and cooking ways similar as in India. Pakistani and Indian foods and culture are almost similar including language

[@shridhargokhale9673]

Very delicious food served by this lady.Nice hospitality.

[@syadulislammishumishu1872]

Maa Shaa Allah Onek shundor

[@abhinavkumar9742]

Awesome hospitality ❤

[@SamS-sy7sq]

Hats off to the hospitality of the lady host

[@abdulqayum8998]

I enjoy watching your blog. You can see that in Bangladesh, every community lives in peace.

[@Ladduprasadam]

Mashallah ❤❤❤ Love from India 🙏🙏👍

[@relaxingvideos4829]

Nusrat ji is amazing 😊

[@salmanahmed7210]

Thank you avhinov jii❤

[@mahabubislam2753]

Thank you for giving me a wonderful video. I am always with you from Qatar 🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@mehdisolanki8905]

How Muslims Treat Hindu Love Respect All We Need

[@rahuldt84]

Anek anek bhalo basa aar subecha Adnan Da and Nushrat di . Kono din aapni dujone Ramzan somay India aasben. Bhalo thakun 🙏🙏

[@The2010arian]

Such a beautiful experience ❤

[@laxmipatwalniceepisode5579]

Wow mouth watering and lavish food

[@dazuotv]

Thank you for the very nice sweets 👍