Why this famous Dutch chose India over Europe

[@akaalkripal5724]

Max is single handedly changing the India narrative - a monumental achievement.

[@lawanyaarvind2810]

Well said indeed

[@aaradhyarawat7589]

😭🤣 he's your average racist white man

[@raajayoga]

Yes, this guy is doing a great job in revealing as it is ; ]

[@Chaos_152]

But still it's not enough. We do need to work on our country too. Some people who criticize our country are unfortunately true. If some whom are truthful, reveal the truth we just call it targetting.

[@mogheanil]

@@Chaos_152 constructive criticism is always welcome, visceral hate is not

[@jeanbaptiste-d4y]

I went to the Netherlands in December 2017 for work from Bangalore. I was only there for a week. On the day I was supposed to leave, there was this unexpected heavy snowfall that stopped all the public transport. The whole city went into panic mode, with everyone trying to get home as quickly as possible in their own cars. As an outsider relying entirely on public transport and without a cell phone, I had to walk from HTC to the city center through four feet of snow, completely soaked, and no one offered me a ride. In Bangalore, even if there’s a curfew, some random stranger will help you get home safely. Edit: I'm not trying to show the Netherlands in a bad light-people there are generally helpful. But when things go wrong, they panic quickly, and it becomes every man for himself. Before leaving, I went to a local bar, and the bartender asked how my experience in the Netherlands had been so far. I told him this story, and he apologized that I had to go through that and offered me a free beer.

[@LADA_Vesta_CROSS6855]

I live in lithuania i once fell of bikecycle and broke both hands i was all bloody and wounded and i walked 3 kilometers home and no one bother to ask if i need help

[@asmirann3636]

​@@LADA_Vesta_CROSS6855 Sometimes people want to help but are too scared to help. I don't think Lithuanians would be unhelpful people. It might be just that they express themselves differently.

[@RupsD319]

European is not as helpful and hospitiable like Us. They don't care about others. I have seen European themself say about this.

[@Divine_wave23]

True .in Europe it is like that .In US it is much better

[@AshishSingh-hk8ls]

i think its not like they dont want to help if we ask them they will help for sure i mean most of them... main difference in india and west is we live with the society engaged in society every now and then every month we celebrate together due to one festival or another that why we are attached to these things. and in west people mind their own things

[@prasadbhadane608]

I am Indian living in Germany since 3.5 years. Trust me, they treat you here as if you are a distant relative of the jews.

[@barhat961]

What happened? 😭 damnn can you explain?

[@ChandranPrema123]

​@@barhat961racism

[@seeker7090]

So what does that mean..they love you or hate you

[@AshishSingh-hk8ls]

@@seeker7090 cant say hate but they dont love you either

[@Ankitasiingh_3]

To vapas aao baat khatam

[@rashmikiran4602]

I love the fact that he kept saying " We" n not just " they" while referring to us Indian. He felt so like a person belongings with us n not like someone who was born in an another country n moved here. ❤ love that about him.

[@akaalkripal5724]

In India we don't have stray dogs. We have community dogs. Dogs that have evolved with humans for thousands of years. It's impossible to imagine an Indian village without community animals - 'stray' is a western concept. It is the west that has gone 'astray' not us.

[@rskolkata]

Exactly.

[@Ankitasiingh_3]

Can’t agree more - I would say not just village - I still see in city too, every block has few dogs, and they don’t let any other block dog to enter yeah they can have friendly play but Territory is a serious thing. 😅

[@Mscellany1]

Yes, but dogs which are not vaccinated and spread rabies, so wheres the community in them...?

[@akaalkripal5724]

@@Mscellany1 What about educated as well as uneducated humans defecating, urinating, littering on and vandalizing our roads and public spaces? Where is the decency in them?

[@elderman64]

​@@Mscellany1 Rare, they get taken down. Here in Odisha a lot of animals with unfixable diseases get taken down, the rest stay

[@sayfi1234]

The Indian subcontinent was divided on the basis of religion primary Hindu and Muslim. Muslims don't want to live with hindus in the same country so India was partitioned between muslim majority Pakistan and Hindu majority India after that so many muslims choose to live in India and so many times complaint about it after dividing India and formed their seperate Islamic nation Pakistan. So that's the whole story by the way A person (Dr.BABASAHAB AMBEDKAR, belongs to a lower cast)who wrote THE CONSTITUTION of India said I BORN AS HINDU DOESN'T DIED AS ONE. And afterwards writes the constitution of India and in France a newspaper published a carton of PROPHET MOHAMMAD and some Islamist beheaded those poor people. I hope these stories gives you the better understanding about which religion is tolerant, more free, believe in coexistence and which is not

[@bunnysingh2889]

This chap is interested in a muslim Chap, whose befriended him . Born in uk now, live in Portugal. The Dutch chap is probably not straight .No rich designers leave Holland. THE WEST IS FULL OF BROKE MIDDLE AGED MEN .GOOGLE IN UK AND REST MANY WHITES DON'T OWN THEIR HOMES . GO WITH VERY LITTLE TO ASIA . AT ONE TIME THEY WENT FROM UK ,HOLLAND AND GERMANY TO SIT IN CHEAP SPAIN OR PORTUGAL BUT NOW BOTH COUNTRIES ESPECIALLY ARE EXPENSIVE AND CHECK INCOME AND CHARGE TAX ON INCOMES .MANY GO TO THAILAND FROM UK AND EUROPE. I WISH PEOPLE WOULD NOT TELL HIM LIES . HE LIVES IN BANGALORE IN A BAD AREA AND FORGETS THE RECENT TERRORIST ATTACK. IN 5 YEARS HE CLAIMS TO KNOW INDIANS.I HAVE LIVED IN PORTUGAL FOR 11 AND STILL DONT KNOW IT LIKE UK WHERE I GREW UP . MUSLIMS LOOK FOR SYMPATHY. HE SAYS LESS MUSLIMS ,,MORE HINDUS, BUT NO ONE TOLD HIM MUSLIMS TOOK PAKISTAN AND NOW WHAT IS BANGLADESH .🎉

[@Jan-hm1sp]

India is pretty much intolerant against ANY other religon. Its not just about Islam, same with Christianity. Not for every Indian of course, but definitly a significant amount. Even many laws are completely intolerant against religions, many people believe in stupid bullshit conspiracy theories like love jihad, a lot of people agree on "to be a true indian, you have to be hindu". Dont want to destroy your bubble, but this country is intolerant, waaayyyyyy to nationalistic and optimistic for the standard of living and far away from doing well. At lot of things have improved, especially the economy, but there is still so much shit going on which is simply ignored. And yes, I know this account is just about worshiping, but I can guarantee you, usually this is not the point of view from most foreigners.

[@LinusWelt]

Nein. He alone didn't write the entire constitution. It shows you hardly know anything other than parroting the lies. Als Deutscher I'm close to Indien than you ever could be!

[@KPULAK]

You should also explain the concept of Dar al-Islam and Dar al-Harb and thoughts of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar on it.

[@kumarrahul8699]

U forget to mention what Dr.B.R AMBEDKAR said about ISLAM. This is what he said --- "ISLAM IS DIVISIVE , ISLAM DIVIDES MUSLIMS INTO 2 Groups... Muslims & Non-Muslims. ISLAM is not Universal Brotherhood of man. IT IS BROTHERHOOD OF MUSLIMS FOR MUSLIMS ONLY WITH HATRED AGAINST NON-MUSLIMS."

[@heavymetalrox268]

As a Singaporean of Indian (Punjabi) descent, this guy has really opened my mind to a whole new perspective of India. Growing up in Singapore, or any other country I guess, you get used to hearing a lot of misinformation and crap about India. Thanks Paul, I look forward to taking a trip there sometime. PS: That monthly rent he mentioned would basically buy me dinner at a mid-tier restaurant in Singapore.

[@myspace1876]

Negative opinions are largely based on Delhi NCR. I'm not saying rest of the nation is super safe but in general they are safe. Visit Punjab. It's a great state. I'm from South of India.

[@piyush-singh]

@@myspace1876 What south indians hate delhi so much?

[@ROHITKumar-gl6mm]

Not just south India, not ralking about whole Delhi, but the visuals we see in social media creates that perception. And I from North India here and delhi is too much crowded as compared to other cities, and the life in tier 2 cities is very different.​@@piyush-singh

[@piyush-singh]

@@ROHITKumar-gl6mm I know this as I have experienced it myself. But the population of Delhiites didn't suddenly grew to this extent. Trust me this wasn't the case 7-8 years ago, I lived in Mumbai for 6 years but before that I used to live in Delhi and the crowd was highly manageable and almost all the roads were open and you could drive a car without any issue. But now since AAP has made electricity and water free, it has brought large number of migrants from Bihar. Most of the E-rickshaws are unregistered and they also get to charge it for free. Also, they don't follow any rules and create ruckus almost everyday. Additionally, almost every segment of car size has increased significantly. Now a hatchback's size is close to a mini SUV and now everyone wants to buy an SUV, which is even bigger. Plus, the metro network have been expanded to outer regions of Delhi NCR, which is now bringing more people (chapri) who do not even know how to behave in public. Basically, Delhiites are the ones who are paying taxes and still suffering as most of us are either government employee or atleast come from a family where one of the parent is. But these political parties are now shifting the vote bank by bringing even more Biharis and then making their bihari politicians to stand in the elections to gather votes i.e. Manoj Tiwari, Kanhaiya Kumar.

[@mtsingh1234]

Delhi more like worst in India Foreigners be like delhi it's india's capital may be best Even most indian hate delhi for polution, cleanliness probably

[@percentbigfoot]

Loved how it ended, denial isn't always bad 😅

[@Happyabdul109]

From Bangalore, with love. Im just happy to see this.

[@neeraj9486]

A foreigner explains how foreigners experience in india.... That is our philosophy do not talk about yourself let the people do it themselves 🙏

[@mverick5444]

Foreign Aunty ka caste sub caste kya hai?

[@Peace-f5c]

​@@mverick5444 Ask Rahul Vinci.

[@Abhishek-ps8pj]

Sudhar jaa ​@@mverick5444

[@vaidyaga]

This man is a free spirit ! Love that about him! I am a 46 year old Indian woman who has lived more than 40 years of her life outside India. Lived in USA, France and Indonesia. Now living in Chennai, India for past two years. I will use the same words he uses …. India is the country where I feel most alive and most free ! So many reasons … yet hard to pinpoint also sometimes. Definitely a palpable spirituality here which contributes to the feeling of being alive. Whenever I go to a different country now … I miss India after a few days .. it is almost like a physical ache. I long to be back here !

[@bobbyjames4300]

I enjoyed what you said. I’m Canadian born in Canada and I will be arriving in Mumbai for the first time in February. I’m 50 years and I don’t feel alive in my own country and very healthy at the same time. I hope to feel what you feel in India. I’m am looking forward to my trip and the experience .

[@thomasthomasphilp4393]

Max is doing a great service to Bharat. He deserves soon a Padma Award for changing the narrative about India.

[@cyne_]

7.5k is cheap by any standards I must say. Maybe because it's away from the centre.

[@Abdus_VGC]

yeah, I am paying freakin 10k a month for a store room in Belandur😂

[@Sriiii__k7]

Dude his rent will increase😂😂

[@nikhilsahay895]

yeah outskirts and that too a independent floor building, not society.

[@Shivan-g5v]

I am paying 25k for a ordinary 550sqft 1 bhk room in Whitefield

[@ImAres_Youtube]

hahaha i guess i will have to come back here in 5 more years to say 7k is cheap🤣 not trollin or not trying to offend anyone u all are my broda's

[@supernerd8527]

That rent is cheap but its a dangerous situation to live in a place filled with concrete everywhere. No empty grounds, trees, lawns are left by the town planning department (if one exists). The water scarcity now experienced by Bangaloreans is the result of rapid urbanization in the past 15 years. Lakes were not spared by the land Mafia. All Indian cities are preparing themselves to fail and it is very sad to see.

[@ayushagarwal3832]

You can see the green in the background brother.... & water, now thats a problem I agree with.

[@parthasarathykhiriya]

@@ayushagarwal3832bro don’t divert the point of what he is saying It’s an utter problem that indian cities sucks. And the problem is there’s no city planing or it’s to say there’s no planing for anything in these recent years ( before also there’s was little to no planing ) and the situation is such that everything is happening in the flow and nothing is directed The state of India is run by goons and crony cooperate capitalists and they are ruining my motherland

[@SaurabhJaat3804]

Bro where are you from?

[@ayushagarwal3832]

@@parthasarathykhiriya agreed with that but bangalore seems pretty green... and so does pune. 🤗

[@LinusWelt]

All of their cities are going to fail? Woher kommst Du?

[@TheArchmage100]

"Indians are leaving India and settling down in abroad, And foreigners are coming to India to settle down and live a healthier life". 😂...... Fair trade!! Guess who wins?

[@ChasingMotion]

Nalanda Coming back, Foreigners settling in India, Rumours of HIM coming back, India diplomatically booming... Something big is gonna happen

[@AdityaJape]

i know people who are running away from West

[@nikhilsahay895]

1 foreigner in entire area of this Bangalore and you call it foreigners coming to India?

[@british-indian]

Not true as I am moving back to Mumbai/Pune soon from London 🙏

[@saurabhsuman3283]

The amount of people leaving india is just a drop from ocean

[@astroboyAB]

@ 13:00 ....Sorry sir, everyone is not born with a religion... Many are born with Dharma which is not religion Dharmic traditions promote spirituality (Hindu,Sikh,Buddha,Jain)

[@GarudAtma]

My ideal world would be, that I want to keep my culture as same as it is now and somehow reduce the population

[@sak1086]

Men's pov 😑😑

[@scottandrouse3971]

Thanos alert

[@rutvikrs]

This culture has always been the outcome of choosing to have more people. We have always been the most populated region in the world for millennia.

[@Divine_wave23]

Only in your north India UP bihar population is high .in south and west India is better .

[@sidd1785]

​@@rutvikrsthat's true but we were responsible in the past. Today we have destroyed the nature

[@kapilpandey6240]

he is really living like local for sure finding a 7500 monthly rental flat in bengluru is most local thing you can do .

[@Divine_wave23]

You can't find such cheap price. He is living in some outskirts of city .this is not inside the city. For same place you will be charged 15000 in bangalore areas .this is cheap outskirts area not even inside city

[@applejack7561]

Interesting info about India. A country where Religion and politics are celebrated . Hopefully they live amicably. Yes, India can do a bit more on cleanliness and safety.

[@vedants.vispute77]

Garbage is not about whether thats income for the people, it is a consequence that the poors collect it. Its our sick mentality that even my own parents used to allow and tell me to throw bag of chips or cans out of the train window or on the street.

[@Kevn37]

In time bro.

[@curious1264]

Agree and not to mention the spread of illnesses because of this.

[@sarveshkadam7071]

He lost me when he spoke so much about Aslam. Seems these Europeans are still not learning, Aslam’s have ruined their countries and they still think these guys will change one day. Since he is India, he should learn that Aslam’s created Pakistan and Bangladesh. Overall the video was good, love Dutch people and presently enjoying learning Dutch. So many European languages on the way to learn.

[@TechnoArpan]

bro, Aslam is his apprentice. He's a person close to the guy. Much of his experience is through Aslam, so of course he'll talk about him. Besides, I really doubt Aslam was involved in those conflicts. He's probably too young to have been alive then. Judge people as individuals, you'll find good and bad in every group. Aslam is probably a nice guy

[@SMTT688]

India is a VERY organized chaos or like a Circus There's never a dull moment, alway something going on

[@asmirann3636]

It is indeed organized chaos and it works. But it also should change. Organized, predictable and consistent systems across are very important to lead a better quality of life.

[@TheAlchemist1089]

​@@asmirann3636boring 🥱 Chaos is the only truth

[@sidd1785]

​@@TheAlchemist1089let's remove half the wealth from west or introduce a fraction of India's poverty. Do you think west will be stable?

[@TheAlchemist1089]

@@sidd1785 is it stable now?

[@sidd1785]

@@TheAlchemist1089 very much

[@bittoolal]

Stay young, enjoy your life. 🙏 God bless.

[@chandrakantbehera1214]

Thankyou for always for showing about India... ❤❤

[@williamsatish25]

Thank you for staying in this beautiful part of country. I mean the beautiful part it's the southern part. You will enjoy every state in the south with the same kind of attitude of welcoming, security and harmony, though the language and culture will be different.

[@tukayz]

Please don't blindly believe what Aslam told you about hinduism try to understand it by your own

[@afsallais9825]

What did he tell

[@realeyesrealizereallies1176]

Im Dutch and Im quite sure there not one Dutchy knowing who he is. Hes not a celebrity, he fooled you by believing so. Typical double dutch threat.

[@Giveuspeace]

I really miss India. I live in the Washington state. Compared to India it's to quiet and I feel so isolated .

[@sonalipriyadarshini7354]

Please do not see it with aslam's eye. You are right when you wanted to raise your concern over the garbage issue. Throwing garbage on the road or through the window is not okay. Not at all. Most people like him do that and try to justify. My friend even does that but after much nagging had stopped throwing plastic on road side. There are proper dustbins provided for that purpose. And underprivileged people can collect plastics from the garbage mountain where all the garbage from the city is thrown. It's better that way than making the city look unclean. Thank you.

[@mogheanil]

nah their aren't many dustbins provided in the markets or streets tbh. especially near street food vendors youll barely see multiple bins& cos of that the only bin is already full of garbage

[@ShubhamShubhra]

I lived in Taipei in a similar fashion when my wife worked there. I found the locals generally hospitable and amicable. I frequented this cafe/burger place and they were adorable people. I started learning Chinese (Mandarin) there as well. I am still continuing to this day on Duolingo.

[@manbeh4u]

Cleanliness is a virtue. The rag pickers can - if they really want, pick from designated spots from where the garbage is being recycled or dumped etc instead of people thriwing the garbage on the streets.

[@yanniiboy1961]

Lovely conversation. Amazing one

[@VeereshSharma]

Feral stray dogs have been an issue since Animal activists (via an Activist minister) forced a ban on culling of feral dogs. Deaths due to Rabies and Maulings are too many for comfort.

[@cg8397]

Name of the minister is Menaka Gandhi.

[@Bhartiymulnivasi]

India is highly diverse country.. you will find what you r seeking. Everything is here.

[@kunalchatterjee4057]

What a gentleman Paul is that is the reason he is attracting positive people in his life. No wonder if he would have been my friend I will be protecting him along with my friends and family!

[@Velayudan-gattimelii]

Love from Bangalore ❤... proud of our 7000 year old culture and heritage

[@rajupatnaik7776]

Velayudan, you joker why are you talking about 7000 year old culture? Just like that????

[@Divine_wave23]

​@@rajupatnaik7776yes it's our south indian culture and we will talk . Who are you ? First devel0p your state bruh.

[@sidd1785]

​@@Divine_wave23what is a "south Indian culture" ? There is only one India and the culture you are talking about is the work of thousands of years by countless yogis. Broaden your mind, you have no understanding of this great land.

[@baincho]

Yeah man...why should you always bring culture.... can't you just say...I'm happy...Love from bangalore..

[@bhupinderrawat2928]

Loved that he choose to live rather than being comfortable and done with the life

[@hewhoexplain]

One most know is the philosophy of Indians, majorly by Hindu's "Atithi Devo Bhawa" ~ "Guest are gods" , that's the reason for a warm hearted welcome at Indians houses or hotels, In short hospitality at its best

[@pbharish]

Max, I have an awkward question, if Indians or people from other parts of the world (developing nations) live in the more developed western nations they are called “Immigrants” while we use the word “Expats” for the converse? Should we not ideally use the same word as they are more or less mean the same. Having said that I love your videos as they are insightful and natural. It is important to remove the facade and bring to the fore the happiness, sadness, anger, frustrations, excitement and every emotion possible. India is a multi-cultural country with a multitude of languages, religious beliefs, casts orientations, regional disparities, economic disparities. Despite all this, the Country still tries its best to move forward with all this baggage and slowly, surely, inevitably and eventually we will carve a niche out for ourselves.

[@rskolkata]

Immigrants is a term for people who want to move permanently. Expat is a term for people moving temporarily with a job with no intention to stay unto death. Also immigration is a term used for large numbers and expats for small numbers.

[@Wellingtonfun]

I really loved this dutch guy and the video

[@meghrajdadapatil9148]

He is super positive person 🫡

[@adityapatnaik3738]

I loved his Panda Printed Coat and Shoes.

[@7x.Indian777]

*"Vasudhaiv Kutumbkam"* *Which Means The World Is Our Family* 🇮🇳👑

[@vetiarvind]

This guy has the right attitude of a good immigrant/expat. Mein Bharath ko aapko swagath kartha hoon. (i welcome you to india). I live in Thailand sometime and I too try to live among the locals, away from the foreigners.

[@raconteurhermit1533]

Definition of oppressor in the Qur'an: 'wa al kafiroon humu al zalimoon' - Kafir is the Oppressor (by denying belief) 2.254 'Asshirk lazulmu aazeem' - Idolatry is great oppression/injustice 31.13 next level: Jihad is obligatory to fight oppression Fundamentals in a nutshell.

[@DeepakDograx323045]

India are best Country peoples wise and social all the time do Assistance to Each others

[@sfsahire1]

I love this man. Thanks for such a nice video

[@ruskip]

Learn true Hinduism from a Hindu saint not from Aslam

[@ritaranee4787]

😂😂😂atlast a andt bhakt😅😅😅

[@ritaranee4787]

At long last .... a commentor from the andht bhakt community 😅😅😅😅

[@Jennie-q8i]

​@@ritaranee4787better than andhnamazi.... andhnamazi people are totally blind and heartless

[@rajeevgangal542]

strays are a big nuisance all over India. Not a matter of a couple but hundreds. their cost in terms of lack of sleep, bites and general hygiene is high. But stupidity and false humanity reigns like in the comment section. Not only had govt policy failed but also legions of unmarried people finding saving their souls in feeding strays thus exponentially multiplying their numbers

[@happylifmindfully]

Basically stray dogs are for social security from thieves all other animals which are not inhabiting in that area. Therefore there is meaning of social security to barking of these animals. You can necessarily think that there are some foreign animals or thief which has entered into the area for sure. And keep yourself alert.

[@prernasingh8908]

absolutely

[@TheNidhin6]

Not true at all, stray dogs are a threat, there are many incidents and still no actions. Children are the main victims there. It’s a shame that India can’t deal with this problem efficiently. Don’t just justify everything, criticise where criticism needed

[@cg8397]

Not true, stray dogs are predators and scavengers. Local governments (panchayat, municipality, etc.) used to cull them till rich vegan morons like Menaka Gandhi interfered. Now the stray dog population is out of control, and they're a rabies hazard to pedestrians and delivery persons.

[@paikamalpai2001]

"We" thats really touching

[@shanematkorah]

After travelling a few countries in western Europe I would say hands down the nicest people are the Dutch. Netherlands is absolutely vibrant and happening! It has so much art and culture. I always feel welcomed and drawn to the netherlands.

[@TheShutterBugBob]

street dogs are part of society/community . you are right , we need to do something about it , we need to do something to take better care of them

[@ankit_swaraj_]

Seriously Bangalore much more cheaper than Mumbai

[@Jayshreeram730]

Living in Nederland too expensive with small salary . You may feel superior that you have European passport but you have to struggle with all the fees and penalties. It’s nice in summer time in Nederlands and clean air . Health system and services are very slow than India .I feel the big difference for a white man live in India is special and Indian giving you more importance same time an Indian live in Europe they don’t care who you are because they have already lot of people from Africa and Asia and also Muslim countries.

[@NRV2510]

My beautiful india ❤

[@bhalkitoday8267]

They trat you like Family,This called GarmJoshi se milna in Hindi means meeting people with Warmhandingly and enthusiastically,this is the nature of whole Indian Subcontinent And people who migrate from india,whenever they return India for Holidays they complain that the people in west not meet with this type of warmth and enthusiasm

[@Loveumoney]

Every year approximately 2 million foreigners visit India as medical tourist.

[@cg8397]

That's because mass immigration in Western countries has led to their government health services being overburdened.

[@chillout914]

just say i am european and they will be the most nice people , delusional !

[@raaziya2839]

Yup Indians hate their own but when it comes to foreigners they'll will be nicest 😂😊

[@SaurabhOtwal]

So much hate . That a good way of living

[@isshiomi6364]

God bless you...Om Namah shivay

[@bendover-bz4bc]

Indians are obsessed with white skin

[@gouthamkrishnan6718]

Ask the nigerians how they are treated in India.They are all treated equally regardless of skin colour by most Indians

[@darshanvedpathak3069]

I have a question ⁉️ Why Indians treat foreigners as family but not our native people??

[@playtoearn3783]

Because locally many people beg like pandit people, hence Indian people are abashed of them.

[@User_0987-s7c]

Max Chernov your are great

[@Mit_yourfriend]

Which part of Bangalore is this? I am moving to Bangalore from London with my family soon! Planning to move to northern part of the city.

[@PramodYoutube-m4m]

I am based in London too and planning to jump over to Bangalore. I have a 5 year old boy and wife. Just a little apprehensive of jumping into the unknown.

[@PaulVerschragen]

It's Jakkur

[@Divine_wave23]

You can't find this cheap rent price in bangalore. This is outskirts of city .not even main bangalore .it will cost around 15k rupees in bangalore amin city for this same house

[@Mit_yourfriend]

@@PramodKZbin-m4m why do you want to move? Nothing is for certain but sometimes you have to give it a go. I have been planing to move to India for many years and I don’t want to look back and think I wish I had done it. So I am going to give it a go. India has its challenges but offers so much too. Good luck whatever you decide.

[@bobbyjames4300]

@@Divine_wave23can I live well in Bangalore on 60k rupees per month as a single man from Canada 🇨🇦 ? Rent , food , internet and some local transportation ?

[@RamKumar-ss5cb]

That impressive point about ironing the shirt 😊 Thanks...

[@aneeshgk9757]

Hey bro! THANK YOU...U R ONE OF THE FEW WHO report India the way it is...not like others who only focus on the poor side to push a narrative... we have a bad side...but we also have a good side that the world has no clue about...(or they have a clue but just push the anti india stance for personal interests)❤ GOD BLESS U BUDDY

[@MOHAMMED-zd9qi]

I Feel I am more alive over here.....❤❤❤

[@NRV2510]

Max thanks 🙏 wonderful job max ❤

[@priyashmukherjee3015]

*LOVE YOUR CHANNEL*

[@TheShutterBugBob]

your friend Aslam is wrong to throw garbage like that.

[@Kevn37]

Europe is a boring place, trust me I live there.

[@ash9x9]

where in europe?

[@gouthamkrishnan6718]

Probably bcs of lower population density and gloomy cold weather there.No much people to interact with especially in rural side.In india it's reverse, we are suffocated bcs of overpopulation and high population density everywhere,lol.

[@pankajgusain6312]

please visit mussorie india and interview ruskin bond, the celebrated writer

[@Dara_107]

Ruskin bond is not a foreigner tbh I don’t think he can say anything about difference of cultures as he was born and raised here. He’s just our Indian grandpa 😊

[@bunnysingh2889]

He is living at least 12km away from the city if not more.

[@SokhomPrins]

I love Bharat.

[@gurudasshetty5618]

At 11.23 poor Indians also ready to serve whatever they have with great love. It's because the Hindus believe 'Atithi devo bhavo' which means treat a guest as if he is God.' Atithi=Guest. Devo=Godlike Bhavo = show feelings as if.

[@arejayranu]

Well said Dutchman 👌🏽

[@Foodiemona704]

The rent is low because it's far away from city center

[@alexnagesia8930]

Love your podcasts

[@gurudasshetty5618]

Max more power to ur legs to cover all these people places and their simple lives.

[@rskolkata]

It's not like anyone is trying to get along with anyone. That's why partition happened. That's why police stations got burnt down over a cartoon right there in Bangalore just a few years back. Or had 'Sar Tan Se Juda' rallies for calling their religion intolerant. The irony! Is that a sign of trying to get along? Why would anyone try to get along with such a community, unless out of fear? Serious introspection is needed when making such statements like 'trying to get along'.

[@deccan3564]

He is so nice ❤😊

[@ThunderLightStrikes]

@21:30 this is Indian problem. I am not throwing garbage here and there but it is difficult to teach everyone. But we have to change.

[@mohanm4782]

Once you may visit Beluru and Haleebeedu, Hasana, in Karnataka

[@SupriyoMondal-o7m]

Grass is always greener on the other side.

[@nibussss]

none of the people max interview who claim to love india would never give up their passport for indian.

[@_vinayguguloth]

Ask same question to Africans if you're getting same answer then our country so great in hospitality

[@lordbeltrack2613]

Age is just a number as they say, this guy is living young

[@sagarparida5901]

I really ❤ this channel

[@ritoshirsasarkar8301]

I'd like to point out his point about throwing garbage anywhere: I went to this restaurant and whilst I came out, a worker there tossed a packet of leftovers onto the street, like it was a garbage cannister. I was disgusted by it because affording a garbage bin would've been nothing to this restaurant. These are little things that improve the quality of living. Make your motherland proud, don't insult her by throwing garbage onto the streets.

[@lawanyaarvind2810]

Yes, the stray dogs are a worrisome aspect in many localities in Bangalore

[@cg8397]

Blame Menaka Gandhi

[@ganeshdube]

7.5k would be the cheapest in terms on standard

[@Read241]

he is praising India and comments I see are criticizing Europe or hate

[@activelistener4484]

Which comment is hate. Maybe, you are searching for Hate?

[@kausalliasangaran3725]

Grass is always green on the other side!

[@arunbhat2511]

8% of Bangaloreans are Europeans.

[@Anonymous-z4m3l]

Please spread more fake news 😂😂😂

[@arunbhat2511]

@@Anonymous-z4m3l Im not a leftist chamcha or a IT cell Bot like you to spread fake info. It is interesting to note that the population of the local Kannadigas in Bangalore is less than 41%. Bangalore is a cosmopolitan city that is home to 25% Tamilians, 14% Telugites, 10% Keralites, 8% Europeans, and 6% a mixture of all races.

[@GauravK-u6d]

True because of North Indians😢

[@mangopudding5979]

From where did you get this lie?

[@mangopudding5979]

​@@GauravK-u6d8% of Bangalore is not euro peans.

[@goldmother2238]

More energetic and alive in India than europe? Ofcourse ..... The weather makes a big difference. Cold weather sucks

[@hitesh3t]

He is wearing a kungfu Panda jacket. Legend.

[@hindurashtra63]

I'm more interested in the Shirt he is wearing.. Nevr seen anything like it before.

[@mk2922]

Enjoy your life in india

[@jointherace]

comon. 1.4 billion people live here safely. we do not have drivers. but we feel safe and happy.

[@Productish]

Nice contents

[@nirasen3532]

Indians are tolerant, accepting, and sympathetic to diverse viewpoints because of their spiritual underpinnings. That if you fail to put yourself in someone else's shoes (human, animal, any entity), you will be made to wear those shoes (in this life or some other life) so you can experience that perspective as well and arrive at equilibrium (moksha)/non-judgmental state. Energy is neither created nor destroyed. It just is, and changes forms. The Indian notion of divinity does not equate God as some singular humanoid entity, exclusively male, exclusively humanoid, and having an affinity for some specific species, planet, race, culture, or geographical region. It is akin to Einstein's equation E = M (divine energy manifesting as everything), hence the reverence toward male, female forces of nature, mountains, rivers, stars, living, non-living entities, permeating all creation. It is both monotheistic & polytheistic - the underlying homogeneous energy field or consciousness expressing itself as the heterogeneous reality we perceive. It is not all that different from certain interpretations of Judaism & Christianity, such as that of Baruch Spinoza...just depends on which interpretation you follow, and all religions can have a common thread. Based on the above, such a notion translates as everything emanating from the same common source - the world/cosmos is one family.

[@Achin_Jain]

20:50 Swacch Bharat was a thing you know. I believe it's dead nowadays as Indians are back to their old habits 🤣 Although I must say that this attitude has changed to an extent in Delhi. People keep their garbage in cars until they find some garbage can/dump. But, that's the case mostly with educated lot. But not with poor and ignorant. Like Aslam over here.