Meet India’s First Openly Gay Prince | Stay Curious

[@AsianBoss]

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[@jo-wv4lc]

Gay hind

[@yarumillai6180]

@@free_palestine786 Mughals aren't really here though

[@molkhal]

Why is this interviewer not speaking English?

[@swagatamukherjee5257]

We know that Prince,our manu uncle is a great hero and a legend ....I can't understand Why your wife ingore such a brave husband?.....she must return to you................

[@molkhal]

@@swagatamukherjee5257 I don't understand indian

[@sakambari]

"Why I feel safe is because I am treading the path of honesty" Such power this statement holds 🤩

[@marielcarey4288]

Very contradicting in reality though.

[@noorimeldaelle3403]

He is a very BRAVE man.

[@invalidname.pleasetryagain122]

I got shivers down my back when I heard him say that

[@sambatra6162]

@@marielcarey4288 how?

[@sambatra6162]

@@noorimeldaelle3403 true

[@MonsterMacLLC]

I am even more impressed with a royal family member who isn’t afraid to say the word adoption too. With so many orphans left by generations of pure breeding trials and errors; I think what a beautiful way to continue one’s bloodline. Many ancient people used concubines who were not from the same cultures. So bloodline continuation never has been exclusively from an exact traditional match either.

[@BiG-JuPO1O1]

Cough... Queen Elizabeth...cough....close cousins abandoned in asylum. Her children are cousins, adding to Camilla and Charles being close cousins.

[@manjunath3018]

It was actually common to have adopted children in Indian kingdoms

[@manitdoshi]

it was never a thing in india tho, if you look at history, adoptions are very very common

[@Kolesha]

Adoption doesn't continue the bloodline but replaces it lol. You guys don't know how biology works.

[@eeyore345]

Similarly in Japan, the husband could be "invited" to be the son thus continue the last name. But this whole last name continuation business is what drove all these regardless of all must have son thing. 🙄

[@PieterBreda]

I am impressed by his honesty. and the story of his marriage. A great role model for everyone who struggles with the same issue. He tells his story with dignity and humour. How can you not like this man?

[@Superpooper-2020]

90% 0f is Inddians 0nly make a d0llar a day

[@alia8474]

yes i am proud at him for being open about his sexuality & also that he wasnt afraid to talk about how indians are quick to blame the woman when marriage fails

[@captainkaizo3824]

@Stardust ** for me, i dont think we should suppor these or pedophil will cme and ask fot the same rights. Just likr you said, no one should interfere in another person's sex life. Pedophil will just repeat whatever these lgbt supporters said. We should ban lgbt, child or underage marriage, polygamy etc..

[@rahibasu1160]

he's so well aware and the level of empathy he has is emaculate, willing to sacrifice his life, his status as a prince, even people he's close with just to set an example for the youth and represent he's a true icon

[@bremtarigan]

Cos he's the real queen❤

[@Z-FishInMyBreakfast]

@@bremtarigan bruh wtf

[@meawwow]

Adoption was always a part of Royal families in India. In fact with the Doctrine of Lapse the British East India company imposed a ban on royal adoptions which led to Queen of Jhansi leading the rebellion of 1857.

[@evilentity302]

Doctrine was lapse was tool used by British to destroy small kingdoms

[@divinebeing5720]

Right, British even criminalised transexuals..

[@ric1666]

I knew about him from before . He is a brave man . And he shows that people mindset can be changed.

[@shibal6357]

are sure that the mindset of people can change?

[@ric1666]

@@shibal6357 why not ? social change is slow and non-linear, his story shows things are not the same as say 15 yrs go. education is important and see newer generation have better mindset. that's why his story is important and his step brave.. because when there is awareness there is no fear of the other .

[@DK-ym6wh]

the unvaccinated are braver. threatened with loss of livelihood, banned from shops and malls and international travel. all because they don't want to take an experimental injection.

[@kogoromori30]

Very brave considering how many Muslims live in India.

[@vivilonrane1330]

@@kogoromori30 what does faith have to do with anything?

[@hypn0tk]

What an inspiring, kind, intelligent, positive, and empathetic man. A great example of a mentor/leader. All my respect to you, Manvendra Singh Gohil. Thank you for sharing your story and having the courage to be who you are despite your background/title. May you live happily and may your goals prosper into future generations.

[@Superpooper-2020]

Maj0rity 0f us Inddians still d0nt have acess to t0ilet and clean drinking waterr

[@rohitpremiumyt114]

@@Superpooper-2020 pakistani bot spreading hate and fake information, just google the real number now

[@Z-FishInMyBreakfast]

@@rohitpremiumyt114 how do you know they are Pakistani?

[@rohitpremiumyt114]

@@Z-FishInMyBreakfast because it's fact, it's false information against India and most of these miss information spread by pakistani bot, you can even google about it too.

[@Z-FishInMyBreakfast]

@@rohitpremiumyt114 ok

[@ashokmansingh5498]

He's a real passionate animal lover and rescuer. Probably first Indian Royal who is working on the grassroot rather than hosting charity dinners. He opened up his palace for animal rescue, supported many organisations and adopted 'Indie breeds' (strays) to promote dog adoption. Gem of a person

[@userhope]

indian and a little elder version of red white and royal blue. regardless, i feel really proud of him for coming to the world. it sure is going to make a big difference. i hope he gets the respect he deserves.

[@Jewelmemer]

YESS MOA SLAYY

[@odi467]

hi moaa!!

[@Jewelmemer]

@@odi467 heyyy fellow moa!!

[@Jewelmemer]

@@odi467 omg odi for life odi is amazing i can’t-

[@odi467]

@@Jewelmemer yess 💅🏻

[@shrutiyadav7540]

I planned to watch this only for 2 minutes because it was 37 min long but the way prince spoke captured me. Thank you prince for doing this 🙏🏻

[@extremehustler8706]

Same here

[@salonisrivastav3717]

Yea

[@nansmith8703]

He is indeed a captivating person.

[@mrsachg5363]

Instructive video. The fact that his father, who’s from an older traditional generation ,can accept his homosexuality shows how love can change people and make people happy.

[@sanjogh777]

Hey, I remember this prince! He was on the British show, where 3 princes from 3 different parts of the world - India, Sri Lanka and Africa, lived together, worked like normal people and went on a mission to find girls/boys to marry. I loved that whole series. This guy is awesome.

[@Ccaseydc1]

That show was great! He was amazing on it. Such a sweet guy

[@atif1371]

Hii sanjog , do u live un India ?

[@sanjogh777]

@@Z-FishInMyBreakfast The guy was Zulu prince.

[@sanjogh777]

@@atif1371 No, I don't live in India.

[@eshalkhan7172]

Name of the show ??

[@jeff__w]

Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil seems like a very grounded and secure individual. The “town” that Prince Manvendra is referring to 20:27 is his hometown of Rajpipla, which was the capital of the former princely state of Rajpipla. Kudos to *Arjun* also for delving a bit deeper into the Prince’s story.

[@jdorak]

Manvendra Singh Gohil is a known figure in India as a prominent LGBTQ+ representative. India is still conservative and not open to this subject. People like him are very brave to be open & frank about their sexuality. Frankly, the topic of sexuality is itself still a topic that is not talked about openly in India. I am myself a heterosexual woman, but I have watched a lot of East Asian BL dramas over the past year. These dramas have actually made me more sensitive and aware of the LGBTQ+ community and their challenges. These kinds of dramas are unthinkable in India where such a topic will either be over-hyped or hushed up in promos. There was a recent movie released (‘Badhai Do’) which was based on the topic of a gay man having a social marriage with a woman for the sake of his career and society. Acting was not cringe-worthy and quite believable. Indian dramas & movies have years to get to the levels as Thai, Japanese or Korean BL/GL dramas. I personally feel that if more good quality dramas/movies are produced on the subject there will be more open discussion and awareness. As a mother to a 13yr old daughter, it kind of blew my mind when she suddenly, very calmly, informed me that 2 of her friends (who are girls) were “Bi”. I asked her whether she knew what that meant, and she said Yes! it means that her friends liked both girls & boys, although she felt one of them was more Lesbian than just Bi. These girls are in my daughter’s close group of friends. She is very cool about it and accepts them as they are. She is still too young to fully understand relationship dynamics, but the fact that she is aware this type of sexuality identity exists reminds me about the power of digital information & social media. It also tells me that the younger generation is more open in their outlook and ideology. They are more aware of their individuality and more accepting towards others - I personally feel this kind of thinking is not bad for society. To have such a conversation was, and still is, unthinkable with my mother. She did tell her father as she said he would react in a negative manner. As a mother, I still dream of a traditional white wedding with a handsome son-in-law for my beautiful daughter. However, with an ever-changing society I just don’t know, and therefore am keeping an open mind to any possibility in the future.

[@exnihilo415]

I'm glad to know that east Asian BL dramas have such a powerful reach. Thanks for letting us all know. My wife is a Thai trans women we're legally married in California. The world sure is a lot smaller than it used to be thanks to the internet.

[@jdorak]

@@exnihilo415 East Asian BL dramas are all different in their approach. However, what is common in them is that they talk about issues and the story includes LGBTQ+ people in a way that does not appear forced; so, seeing them in a drama or portraying a certain role is not out of the normal, especially once one has seen more than a few BLs. Additionally, the dramas do not in anyway give out a vibe that is very different from a regular drama - it just so happens that the main love-story is between 2 guys / girls. This kind of normalisation is something that I am yet to see in Indian media. Thai dramas are the most inclusive, when it comes to including members from the LGBTQ+ community in their dramas. I am currently totally hooked to ‘KinnPorche’, like million others. Their production house, ‘Be on Cloud’, is showing an interview with a university professor & talking about LGBTQIA+. This kind of open showcase by an extremely popular production house will definitely help. Korean, Japanese & Taiwanese tend to be more gritty and about real-life situations. I have rarely seen a transgender character in any of their dramas - but their dramas are not over-dramatic, like Thai BLs, especially campus stories, tend to be. I got to hear the term ‘asexual’ and generally get a better understanding of it from a Japanese GL drama. My favourite however is ‘Life-Love on the Line’ - movie version.

[@ririsharon4652]

Same here. East and Southeast Asian BL dramas had a positive impact on my outlook towards LGBTQIA+. Especially Thai and Japanese dramas. Growing up I had a negative outlook towards the community. I may not have been outright demeaning but I didn't have a positive feeling either. In 2012/13 my sister asked me to watch a Thai Lesbian movie starring Aom Sushar and Tina Suppanad called 'Yes or No'. Initially I declined as I was not comfortable with the topic. She convinced me to give it a try. I'm glad I did because it changed my perspective on the LGBTQ+ Community. Through the movie I realized that our orientation may be different but the feelings and emotions are same. Also, a friend of my friend is gay and he had a big fat crush on a guy and shared his feelings with us. He behaved exactly like any of us would with a crush (ofcourse!! Pftt what was I expecting. In retrospect I think it was foolish of me to expect anything different). It helped me to witness it from close quarters.That solidified my belief that we're no different irrespective of one's gender preference (apologies if I stand politically incorrect). Since then I'm trying to be more open-minded and see myself as an ally. Things are changing for good. My 15 yrs old brother is a huge fan of Troye Sivan and it doesn't matter to him (not that it should) that he's a gay man. He gets ridiculed by his friends but he stands up for what he believes in and Infact try and teach them to keep an open mind. I feel damn proud to see him advocate the for LGBT+ community while educating himself more about the community.

[@ririsharon4652]

@@jdorak I'm so glad to know someone who appreciates Life-Love on the line. I thought the series was good but the movie was even better. It's one of my all time favorite movies. I still think about the movie. It was beautifully made. It's not often I come across a person who thinks it's a memorable movie. Also, huge fan of KinnProsche. Every actor has done a wonderful job. My personal favorite is apo. Mile is a bias-wrecker though.

[@jdorak]

@@ririsharon4652 This thread is slowly but surely moving away the main topic of this video. However, to reply to you, the movie version is ANY day better than the series version. It gave the ending the beautiful love story deserved. The movie version is what got me going back to start looking up more BL content and VIKI had quite a bit that time; that’s how I got into watching BLs. In KP … Nobody beats Mile - I automatically smile whenever he comes on the screen!! However, Ep 10 got my attention to Build. I was super impressed by his acting in that episode.

[@bojongkia123]

The assassin confessed to the prince that he was hired to kill him but did not succeed and became his LGBT ally instead. This is called KARMA! 🙏🙏

[@pinstripesuitandheels]

Wonderful interview! I saw the interview with Oprah, and am happy to learn more about his life today. A very kind, intelligent, and emphatic man, so it seems. I'm impressed by the assassin story! It's amazing that this man seems to have a positive influence on those around him, even such a person who was hired to end his life. Hats off to you, sir!

[@FC-eh7ll]

I was not expecting a “Hi sir” at the very start 😆 More like a bow or “Your Majesty/Highness” or something along those lines haha

[@hirenahir76200]

Not just that that prince also said oh hi how r u🙂🙏🏻 that's the difference between indian royal families and European royal families

[@EzraSnow]

Whooaaaa, having an openly gay man in india is one thing, but having an openly gay prince in India is a WHOLE other level. Much respect to this man! P..S Happy pride everyone, just wanna let those know that if you're having doubts of coming out, or are scared to, or afraid of putting yourself out there being unapologetically you. Whatever the case is, know that it does get better, I know I'm just a stranger online but I'm there with you every step of the way. Take your time as well! No rush, do it whenever YOU think is the right time. I'm proud of your regardless

[@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024]

Literally! And the fact he isn’t white either makes the representation even better. WE LOVE TO SEE IT!

[@saumyavig8964]

Dont give us so much credit, we still make other people feel shitty. Especially the lgbtq+ community.

[@rejuvenatingsoul3498]

Being Gay is harder in American than in India. We're not driven by Abrahamic fanaticism, here people simply don't care what OTHER people do with their lives that does not concern them unlike in America.

[@EzraSnow]

@@rejuvenatingsoul3498 Wow, if only here in America was the same.

[@FRieza207]

India has recognized all gender long before

[@shrutiyadav7540]

16:20 and this is why he is a prince. The self realisation to sacrifice yourself so the others can have a better life is something so great 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 hats off to prince

[@Soul-qt8bp]

you're fatherless lmao get a life 😹😹😹

[@Hello-hello-hello456]

That’s a good quality, but the reason he is a prince is that he was literally born in this family.

[@shrutiyadav7540]

@@Hello-hello-hello456 um that's literally how all royal families work. So what's your point? Everyone knows he's a prince cause he is son of queen and king

[@ROSUJACOB]

Yes Shruthi we love you.,

[@Majeed.]

A very wise man. The work and exposure he does is commendable and incredibly important 👏 the interviewer did a wonderful job

[@fark69]

The work he does is important? Does this include his gay sex activities that spread disease and death in the population? Or is that not part of it

[@bhavyejot9659]

@@fark69 oh another Desi launda who's ego is getting burnt😂 as if straight sex is pure😂😂😂🤣

[@fark69]

@@bhavyejot9659 straight sex doesn't lead to having to wear adult diapers since you can't hold your poop in

[@bhavyejot9659]

@@fark69 gosh i know many people born from straight parents wearing adult diapers and even if they do what's such a fuss even u need medicine and therapy as well

[@sigh.6453]

@@fark69 grow up or maybe grow some brains.

[@DilipMutum]

Interesting documentary. I remember watching a British reality TV about him looking for a partner many years ago. He sounds so much wiser now.

[@dumplinglover8042]

Drop the link please :D

[@rozhin6055]

@@dumplinglover8042 "Undercover Prince"

[@cc-nb8om]

The future is interesting to have a prince that is gay, it is important to be who you want to be , you are a very strong individual who knows want he wants

[@maeve4680]

Damn homophobes in the comments thinking their thought process is cool...it's soo lame to be homophobic in this day and age

[@adilnizam2120]

what's wrong being a homophobe

[@bluehour4281]

@@adilnizam2120 what's wrong in being gay

[@adilnizam2120]

@@bluehour4281 not my concern

[@bluehour4281]

@@adilnizam2120 Then what makes you think your question would concern us?

[@adilnizam2120]

@@bluehour4281 worry about yourself, i don't even remember replying to you

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

I remember he was on a British docu-type show, trying to meet a partner. There were a number of men who were not used to dating and they felt awkward about it.

[@himanshupurbia8607]

Yeah I saw dt one too

[@selenophile5256]

What was it called ?

[@dushi2350]

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[@Ccaseydc1]

Undercover Princes

[@deepalibafna3108]

That's how men should be. That is what i felt by watching this mere video of him. Much love for your future endeavours . 💜💜

[@RaikageSama]

this is NOT how men should be. A country with weak men is destined to fail.

[@RaikageSama]

This is NOT how men should be. Trust me!

[@aons5481]

@@RaikageSama damn bro. you used CAPS NOT. You are a teenage girl on the internet now. You are not a guy anymore.

[@RaikageSama]

@@aons5481 well ask your mum, if I'm a girl or a man.

[@RaikageSama]

@@aons5481 she said I was better than your Daddy.

[@mushroomocean5177]

What a wonderful man 💕 I can’t believe how brave he was to come out knowing full well he would be targeted for it. I wish him the best 💕 great video to watch during pride month :)

[@riyathakur8323]

Well India is still conservative society as its opening up little by little but still its conservative i have seen many people critizing LGBTQ+ community they feel disgusted from them i don't understand why 😕 its not their fault that their sexual orientation is unique they are human too and must be treated as human like everyone thank you so much for sharing this information this is new for me 🙏

[@c.j1621]

Only transgender is a gender other are just fetishes that's it

[@c.j1621]

@SWATI DAS that's what i said trans are those who need respect and equality from the society because they don't choose to be trans but they are gifted but other like lesbian gay and bisexuals are those who choose themselves to be like that otherwise they also have testestron and progesterone in their body and they also have ability to reproduce naturally like other heterosexuals If I'm wrong so please let me know

[@romilchaudhary7011]

@SWATI DAS no there were not any cases like that in mahabharta

[@romilchaudhary7011]

@SWATI DAS It's so old that people have changed it , ppl meant something else but it has been changed over course of time I dont hate LGBTQ but there werent anything related to pandavas and kauravas and killer of bhisma legit turned into man for only one day but people proclaimed her trans

[@ROSUJACOB]

Yes I have always identified as a strictly pure vegetarian lesbian but nobody seems to understand that.Just a regular guy who loves women.

[@SeldimSeen1]

He came out a few years ago on TLC's "Undercover Princess." He is intelligent and brave. He serves his people. Very cool man

[@kpopislifeline4445]

It’s really funny so many think being gay is choice … it’s not !! It’s can’t be treated cause it’s not disease ..We can’t control our hormonal change or something we’re born with !! This needs to be educated to everyone growing up

[@danlaw1208]

Amen

[@sambatra6162]

Thank you Asian Boss for this video! India is still very conservative, however such brave people give me hope for the future!

[@noorimeldaelle3403]

Hello Sam u are so right. Liked i said in my previous comment i really hope that with his confession admitting that he is a GAY despite of him being a prince this is an EYE opener.

[@noorimeldaelle3403]

@Thor hopefully.

[@sambatra6162]

@@noorimeldaelle3403 true

[@avibcci1297]

many indian people mostly correlate LGBTQIA and rainbow flag and stuff like that as western influence and they are perceived as woke and too distant by indian society. The only way forward is to aware people in vernacular with examples like khajuraho temples, shiva recarnation, like how hijra community (transgender) in india are considered lucky and closer to God but still are out casted. The only way forward is to make people aware with relatable things. India has a long history when never for once a person was killed for being homosexual but there is a stigma. Things will improve eventually.

[@lazydamsel]

This was not really a big problem many many years ago. But agreed, the time is right for people to open up and for others to accept them.

[@scubash21]

What a Courageous , smart and interesting person the prince is . I solute his bravery and honestly, he has with himself . An amazing story thank you for sharing .

[@Kyoukichi]

AMAZING person. I'm moved by an interview for the first time in a long, long time.

[@AABLAY]

In my opinion he seems such a a good hearted and unforgettable person, so humble....May he help many people in his same situation.

[@manisanamaibam5754]

It's all about mindset for someone who's homophobic, hatred towards LGBTQ COMMUNITY.... Let's spread love, not hatred...we are all humans at the end of the day..... regardless of our sex, gender, caste, race.....wow what a beautiful interview.... Prince...!! Yeah i totally feel it's very hard to tell ur story and come out as Gay prince in a country like India..... Love yourself everyone... Happy Pride month.....🌈🌈😘

[@Sakhongakpa]

It's a suffering trying to find acceptance, thinking about rejection and support at the same time, living in a society filled with judgement and ignorance

[@manisanamaibam5754]

@@Sakhongakpa firstly u hv to accept urself, love urself and trust urself...and people gonna follow u later....yeah i understand in our society Avron...be strong 👍🏾🌈

[@Sakhongakpa]

@@manisanamaibam5754 yes of course, ahanba peace ti esha na eshabu accept toujarabakandata fangani. We can only hope for acceptance. Individual amada force touba yade. We have to respect their opinions. What we ask is that, even if they can't accept or support us, atleast give us the respect we deserve as an individual.

[@manisanamaibam5754]

@@Sakhongakpa yay....u r right 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@DennisCambly]

Sending a hug from this Canadian to you for your heartfelt interview. Happy to share it with as many people as possible🤗

[@gregg4600]

Fascinating! The Prince is so honorable and humble! An amazing person.😊

[@doloresvangaal2248]

Wow such a brave character. It's really a self-sacrifice that he's doing, knowing the harsh consequences he will face. That can only come from a deep level of empathy for people like him in his country.

[@JoeNaJoes]

Finally another good video, i was stop watching asian boss bcs all the content about japan, china, and korea, mostly korea, i know the reason why it's happened bcs covid and stuff, but now this is the prove that you guys can expand to another country, bcs that is what ASIAN boss supposed to do. can't wait to see another content. 😍

[@snowytrips]

Becoming friend with assassin was really something 😅... also I am really proud of you ....you gave hope to the lgbtq community ✨️

[@rajeshkumar-ez7hw]

You commenting this with username Assassination is lit ✨😭

[@snowytrips]

@@rajeshkumar-ez7hw omg😭💗

[@SageJack87]

I really loved this interview!!! Great job Asian Boss!!

[@Pippis78]

I'm so happy he's found a partner finally ❤ And appreciation it seems. He's a very special and quite gentle person.

[@RajKumar-tm5pd]

I have great respect for this gentleman. I hope the lgbtq community of India gets more such leaders. Heck I'm ready to be one. Such an inspiration man. I'm happy to be born into a family to accept me for who I am. Thank you mom and dad. I am a happy gay indian🇮🇳🏳️‍🌈

[@mothwoman2004]

Hello fellow happy lil gay person in my phone screen

[@Lynn-pw9nw]

Even if it might seem like we're crazy sometimes, the US people support you all the way! 🇺🇲♥️🇮🇳

[@danaventura5998]

I became aware of Prince "Manny" from the 3 Prince bachelor show he was on. This was a great interview with an inspirational man who is doing great work. Imagine someone who makes his potential assassin a friend.

[@jays5186]

This prince blows pretty much every existing presumptuous princes out of the water. Amazing example he has set and represents the beauty of India

[@minimathew6316]

Great india is finally growing

[@RaikageSama]

Lol , How being gay is growth?

[@anandu6284]

Its finally reflecting its old self

[@noelespinoleague3637]

"Self love is very important" Thank you!! I admire you so much!

[@aaadit4131]

So proud of You Prince Mavendra. Love always wins

[@bluemoon6300]

The prince is so well spoken! good job on the interview Arjun!

[@harman.]

This is beautiful, more power to LGBTQIA+ Community.

[@waltersike]

What is IA?

[@pierrotinturquoise]

@@waltersike Intersex & Asexual

[@waltersike]

@@pierrotinturquoise man what's Intersex?

[@harika_9399]

@@waltersike it refers to the people born with reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn’t seem to fit the typical definitions of female or male

[@waltersike]

@@harika_9399 still not clear, give example

[@shrutiyadav7658]

Happy pride month! ♥️

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

In past People were opressed to explore their identity and to analyse themselves . Those sidelined people often had confusing and depressed life thereby . It's good that people are becoming more aware of it . Ordinary people may not understand their feeling as something has never happened to them So please don't drag or troll a person when he / she doesn't fit the normal standards made by some humans .

[@Kyoukichi]

by some humans for only one portion of humans - is what you wished to say, I think

[@wiseathena97]

Oh let's go!!! This seems so interesting. Happy Pride to anyone who celebrates 🎉 Edit: I'm so happy the Prince spoke on the historical significance of LGBTQ people in Indian history! Queer people have existed for thousands of years and that's documented in so many cultures, not just ancient India.

[@tinanana46]

The story how he became friends with an assassin is epic 😂

[@cesartorres8881]

One of the best interviews of this channel. I love and support your channel and interview interests

[@greshmaclement]

Full support to the Prince and every LGBTQIA+ members. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

[@Akelehimarenge]

It was LGBT last year, what the hell is +QIA

[@namangupta4791]

@@Akelehimarenge 😭💀

[@lovelle263]

@@Akelehimarenge q is for Queer , a is for a sexuals , the plusdign stands for other more than 13 sexualities like pansexual , demisexual etc

[@Cumcell.classic]

​@@lovelle263I'm also rajputs and my relatives also have some palaces ! But we don't support LGTQ instead we want to kick

[@DisinterestedParty]

This was very interesting....thanks for posting this video. 👍

[@U_see-ph]

My man really said "b&tch, I'm royalty, the fugk would anyone do to me?".

[@ShaysWorls]

I seen his story on secret prince. I’m happy he is able to tell his story fully and truthfully.

[@crochet-and-coffee]

Being in India , I am sure many know and adore this prince but that assassin story was a shocking one. Imagine the kind of people that we have around us!!!

[@codypendragons]

There seems to be an elegance to royalty, this man is a prince, it's apparent. I could tell immediately, upon the young gentleman request for a tour. This is sort of inappropriate, not the sort of thing to ask when you first meet a prince! Nevertheless, I could see the prince collected himself, and without snobbery or any sense of entitlement, said yes and moved forward. So I found this very enjoyable, I liked it. it was a good interview.

[@avibcci1297]

I gave a speech about LGBTQIA community rights and their conditions and their contribution in indian culture. I think millennials and gen z are quite cool with it. There is some stigma in parents generation but people in cities are more aware. I feel many indian people mostly correlate LGBTQIA and rainbow flag and stuff like that as western influence and they are perceived as woke and too distant by indian society. The only way forward is to aware people in vernacular with examples like khajuraho temples, shiva recarnation, like how hijra community (transgender) in india are considered lucky and closer to God but still are out casted. The only way forward is to make people aware with relatable things.

[@alliswellthh]

"Self-love will definitely teach you how you should judge other people and how you should behave with other people." Love this !!

[@stopcensorship7705]

You love the definition of narcissism ? 🤨

[@catherinerobson5482]

A class act, excellent reporting.

[@anushkasingh3699]

I really hope his story can be heard by each and every person in india and i hope that our society can be more accepting towards the LGBTQ+ community

[@__ddiln]

Very nice interview, the prince is really a different man, kind and understanding, secondly I know from Indian movies, I have always been interested in palaces and royal subjects, especially in India, I've always seen it in movies but I didn't know it was like this in real life, the beauty of palaces combined with Indian culture and music makes a difference. It gives air, I would like to experience visiting a palace one day, India is a country I really want to see, I want to get lost in their palaces, their clothes, their culture.🌸

[@sissi-kf8pq]

I'm very impressed. I hope others can tread the path of honesty too. A filmmaker should listen to his story. Great interview!

[@ulaalu4356]

It was a much better video than I expected. There are some many topics and the stories are really engaging . Ty for your interview!!!! Greetings from Peru....

[@narbelina4380]

What a beautiful interview! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@fobilimbu9975]

All I want to say is God bless you sir, you deserve all the happiness in the world. Such a gem of a person ❤️

[@Raphael-2]

The things I'm hearing in this video are absolutely crazy. This man and his story are incredible. I'm truly admirative. When I thought this couldn't go farer, he says that he became friend with his assassin ?... That's one of the best stories I have heard, it's hard to process. I wish I could talk about it to everyone I know, but the gay subject is sensitive.

[@rowanwhite3520]

Sooo... much respect for this Prince! Awesome interview!

[@debashreekonwar061]

This is the most incredible things Asian Boss has done

[@naritoto]

Wow so nice and refreshing to see this interview on Asian Boss. I think this Prince was in a British show-Undercover Prince or something like that.

[@mashitta5969]

I hope people in India would respect him. Also it would be interesting if Asianboss would interview Indians about how do they think of the Caste.

[@ashwinvk4124]

Most people would speak negatively of the caste system

[@ric1666]

I don't think you watched the video. He explained how people of India think about him.

[@pokepork7747]

@@ric1666 We still have right and freedom to say anything and give opinion if not offend others. What’s wrong with you?

[@gigachand5609]

India was the first country to recognise LGBT Like during BCE Should read Kamasutra

[@ric1666]

@@gigachand5609 and now its not the same, thats point of the video . look at all the homophobic comments . is nobody watching the video ? just commenting . is every one supposed to go back in time?

[@meows_and_woof]

He’s extremely well spoken and humble. Considering his royal status he doesn’t come up as an arrogant person like many rich people.

[@paravel]

"Honesty will always win." I love that. Be true to who you are. Much respect to the prince!

[@keithdrury7767]

I met Prince Manvendra years ago in Mumbai and is truly a remarkable, kind, gentle and fun guy.

[@alinaatena550]

The best interview on this channel and the last sentence of Manvedra Singh Gohil is simple but true. Thank you!

[@PalmistryMehrunisajahan]

He should make his own youtube channel. He is so inspiring and honest.

[@rabri-ghewar]

Awsm👏👏👏 More power to u asian boss

[@akhachuzho]

This prince is highly educated and he seemed very honest, broad minded.. I wish we have people like himself in our indian politics.. potential cabinet minister..

[@crulova3776]

a true prince

[@laylacaldas]

Amazing story and incredible human being! He seems so kind and chill!!! Also I pictured a hole fanfic with the "assassin to friend" storyline lol

[@shrutiyadav7540]

Haha me too!! 😂

[@04rit]

What a fantastic brave gentleman! He really thinks and speaks like a true prince should. Massive respect!

[@Angie-lp2hk]

HAPPY PRIDE EVERYONE 🏳‍🌈

[@bremtarigan]

For the first time im in love with an indian❤ What a life.... Keep on moving sir.. Spread the positivity. We're so fuckin' proud of you🥰

[@xyneqanon1134]

I remember this Prince. He participated in a British reality show called Undercover Prince where royalties from different countries came in the UK to find love. If I remember well He hadn't came out to his family yet at that time

[@avitripathi8967]

Lots of hopes for lgbtq

[@Nadeem87Qureshi]

Get out😡

[@raaina3611]

Don't bruh,it will take forever for Indians to fully accept LGBTQ,same sex marriage isn't even legal,and this is in 2022!! Although we can still hope.

[@Nadeem87Qureshi]

@@avitripathi8967 Out from my Islamic republic of India🇮🇳☪️☝🏼️ This shi is haram against the teachings of Islam.

[@doesntmatter155]

@@raaina3611 it's quiet wierd i agree , bt ain't 3rd gender allowed in our country? Yes they are . They have been given equality legally . + Homosexuals have been given security (if necessary) if they wanna marry each other .. there was a rule made by modi government regarding their equality bt i don't for sure why exactly was written in tht law. ..

[@raaina3611]

@@doesntmatter155 Well,you know in actually talking from my experience,in my life until now I've never seen anyone say the word 'gay' before.Even if laws are made(which are important),it will still take a lot of time for us to develop as a society.Also same sex marriage is still not legal in India.We really need some changes in the constitution.

[@johanna5312]

Very brave prince. I admire him so much. Long life for him and his husband. Cheers from Chile.

[@Pollo.a.la.crema.]

Wow. Incredible story!

[@fujoshiraikantopeini717]

Should I laugh for all those homophobic people in the comment section. Or should I feel happy for all those who supports.... We really need to grow up. You don't like it? Just leave it... As if we care.. BTW happy pride month to all 🏳‍🌈

[@mhdfrb9971]

Proud to be Straight 👍

[@fujoshiraikantopeini717]

@@mhdfrb9971 is that something to be proud of? Really 🙄😁

[@mhdfrb9971]

@@fujoshiraikantopeini717 I can say the same about you 😁

[@fujoshiraikantopeini717]

@@mhdfrb9971 same about me ?? LMAO

[@mhdfrb9971]

@@fujoshiraikantopeini717 yes you are no different

[@NK-cq1ch]

What a kind prince 🥰

[@avibcci1297]

many indian people mostly correlate LGBTQIA and rainbow flag and stuff like that as western influence and they are perceived as woke and too distant by indian society. Gen z and millennials are quite cool with it but there was never an attempt to aware people in vernacular. Education system is still the same as British era. There always been stigma but its not like they aren't acceptable at all. homosexuality is a very part of indian culture, when babies are born they are supposed to take blessings from transgender ( hijras). The lack of knowledge in vernacular and lack of awareness about khajuraho temples, shiva recarnation,etc. We have created a generation of ignorant indian people bankrupt about their own culture. It's just the recent generation who are informed but their frame of reference is again is a western world. The only way forward is to make people aware with relatable things so people don't perceive homosexuals as abnormal.

[@transferramleela0906]

Brilliant,brave and extremely open minded 🙏 what a likeable person 👍very nice interview

[@cerebrumgyrus491]

Seems to be an honest man. Candid and transparent.

[@in.meraki]

To the host. You are doing great buddy. Just have confidence in yourself and probably dress up a bit. But you are doing great. ❤️

[@inconceivabledark]

Good for him. Respect ❤✌🇬🇧

[@susanlindadalton1287]

What a great interview, love this Prince. I wish him many years of happiness and success in all he does.

[@joshi.ankita132]

Amazing! Thanks for helping the community:)