Most Shocking Things in India for Foreigners

[@MaxChernov]

Vote +1 here if you live in Bharat.

[@divyamrathi299]

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[@royindrani1990]

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[@gshen231]

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[@Fhebs]

+1 ❤

[@muzammilandanwar]

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[@dinakaraghebbar6695]

Indians know how to live along with birds / animals (intruding Cows, Monkeys, Pigeons, Dogs, Cats etc). This video has two parts.... One, the intended one (to know more about foreigner's perspective about India) But the second part slowly disintegrated into Promotional event for his company.

[@nancylodhi2507]

'India' in a youtube title is the most effective weapon to get millions of views

[@FunnyIntelliInnocentVilageKid]

True , and just make it a bit controversial or flattering.

[@sonalsangani3281]

True

[@SHIVAMYadav-pw5uz]

But at least he is giving something productive

[@vaishnavnegi9640]

I live in Dehradun and my house is adjacent to the Forest. I relate so much with the Monkey story. They are villains in our day to day lives as well.

[@gshen231]

Welcome everyone to India ❤

[@VictorBorah-Invincible]

For Europeans, Britons and Americans, India is a very good country for a number of reasons: 1. The living cost is much lower than compared to their native countries 2. The purchasing power for people living in India is much higher than in their native countries. That means, more sales and a comfortable life. 3. The taxes in some countries are exorbitant. Health services are too costly. But India, almost everyone has access to the best health care in the world. 4. You find skill & talent in India far too easily and at affordable costs. You find workers and domestic helps easily In India. Imagine finding a maid in Germany. 5. Internet is fast and is affordable and almost every single citizen is connected to the internet, lest for a few villages. So remote jobs, internet freelancing and online-earning has seen significant growth and sadly, so has the scamming. India is bad if: 1. If you cannot tolerate heat and the summers 2. If you cannot tolerate the dust and shit that may lie anywhere 3. If you cannot tolerate the over-populated cities or the incessant honking of traffic packed city streets and you do not understand the chaos on the streets. 4. If you cannot bargain because, everyone tries to scam you and if you cannot bargain India is not for you. In India, putting a higher price tag and asking for more money is a rule. In some places, you get goods for even less than half the quoted price. Even native Indians fail to bargain, so if you are an expat here, it will take time to adjust. 5. If you cannot say 'No' In India India is not for you. In India, 'No' is a safety word. Say yes, and you are done with. Say No then Ignore then Avoid and then Walk away and you are safe.

[@Ak24425]

Indian are most handsome people ❤

[@kaycey7361]

Except for me. I look disgusting.

[@sukhenduchoudhury6813]

Modi when came to power said India will employ foreigners. We love and welcome all.

[@ps6572]

Aren't there many many Indians waiting for decent job opportunities too?

[@that-day]

Great interview and very interesting guest. Also great idea with the Viva revolving credit product. Will be very useful for small business and ideas growth. Thanks for info.

[@SHYAMALDAS-y6m]

India’s diversity is unparalleled, with each states presenting its own story. In the northern states and southern states, Western states, advanced infrastructure and top-tier facilities create a progressive atmosphere that rivals global standards. Eastern India States, North-eastern states however, paints a different picture-development is more gradual, and it lacks the same international vibe. Nonetheless, there’s a noticeable drive to elevate these areas. The real complexity, though, lies in India's intricate governance; with 29 states and three Union Territories, each operating under unique laws and regulations, your experience here is shaped by the specific region you choose to explore.I'm not commenting on the Union Territories of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands or Lakshadweep because, while both are well-suited for tourism businesses, I'm unsure about their viability for other types of industries. These two areas are quite far from India’s mainland, essentially small islands in remote locations

[@Sidartana]

Washing machine !!

[@GayatriBhattacharjee-c9b]

​@@Sidartananope, huge noncontributing M population.

[@sukuvar]

I loved this Podcast..

[@dolroxcyr]

Max you are doing great.

[@varshanimbkar]

Plz make interview with..Shortleft Travels,(u tuber).... family from Africa staying with family in india seven to eight yrs

[@stephenwatson672]

People from India are brown skin like Mexican’s for a reason. It gets hot 🥵 there with a monsoon season. You have to get accustomed to being around a lot of people like China.

[@SHYAMALDAS-y6m]

those people are from north esastern states in india

[@youdhveersingh3827]

Every foreigner and business is going to the southern part of India. But largely population lives in North that needs progress and development.

[@mufasa0]

States like Gujarat, Rajasthan and Maharashtra are attracting so much foreign investment and also growing very fastly as compared to other states of India. Development is needed in west part of India like Bihar, UP, West Bengal etc.

[@shashimishra6973]

​@@mufasa0business man need stable government

[@PhotofastCo]

Fantastic interview

[@HumBhiH-v3b]

Insightful for anyone wantong to TAP the Indian market ❤

[@ArjunRoy-nv2zy]

Very good podcast brother 🥰

[@FunnyIntelliInnocentVilageKid]

The moral of the story is ..if you have a business idea and some patience to deal with "stange impossible cultures" India provides you the market and the resources to be successful.

[@debasishraychawdhuri]

"What are your hobbies? Do you like vodka? Do you like partying" - the landlord is just trying to figure out if you cause a ruckus in the house.

[@heavymetalrox268]

Max, to avoid repeated content, why not interview more people like that Bangladeshi worker? Most of your guests are upper/middle class white collars, could add more perspective to a place talking to lesser fortunate people.

[@ashishmishra-sz9sm]

Apart from fintech and digital govt is pushing Manufacturing defence and Space sector as well in india. If u have good idea and product design then sky is the limit in India for coming years

[@tanay2302]

Sir can you pls elaborate about product design. I'm a College student and currently learning cad and design softwares. How should I go about to make a good career out of it. What business opportunities are there if I want to start a company one day

[@GayatriBhattacharjee-c9b]

With a huge muslim population, it is questionable to watch HOW LONG BHĀRAT CAN AVOID CONFLICTS!

[@emman.8655]

Your thumbnail could bring a house down😂

[@BrandyHeng007]

Why would Houthis attack Indian flag cargo ships in Red Sea.

[@zulfiabdillah5466]

karena india teman israil

[@arahul4045]

​@@zulfiabdillah5466 There are no 'friends' in geopolitics. India stands on its own and is open to trade with anyone who does not harbour ill intentions towards India, and at the same time it doesn't want to get involved in other people's war.

[@madhutripathi9839]

What ! How can i find this so early 😂😂 am i too frequent here?

[@8dison]

Believe it or not the monkey incident has happened in a Singapore condo before 🤣

[@MaxChernov]

yeh I know haha

[@acchha]

Academically oriented 🐒

[@understanding.everything]

So taking loans in foreign for 1% and giving loans for 10% 😂😂

[@xploit811]

Chalo

[@sachinbaisla3219]

Bharat❤

[@chenjian3269]

0 views?!

[@PROUDINDIAN-ym5xo]

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[@vinithagodbole6321]

Is this part 2 or reup? Anyways why was this person surprised that there's only a few russian orthodox Christians in india??? Also is he into proselytizing???

[@MaxChernov]

Part two

[@WarriorOG-ql7gv]

Christians and Muslims always complain coz there isn't enough until you are the only one left. An inherent intolerance is part of Abrahamic religions.

[@rajendrajain322]

Survey maladies 😆 just ask newsrooms predicting Indian election results based on post poll surveys.

[@0Bharat]

I think this is not true, it's cause only cowardiness of government not army if we see citizens then also proves.conflict is everywhere but some cowardly avoidness.

[@zulfiabdillah5466]

apakah harus belajar bahasa india jika tinggal di india

[@rohitghildiyal8643]

We don't want any Muslims. Stay wherever you are, don't come to the land of shirk. It's full of idol worshipping polytheists.

[@sankethtreddy5292]

People can understand basic English mostly so not a big problem seeing your name most muslims can speak Arabic so not much problem

[@zulfiabdillah5466]

​@@sankethtreddy5292iya saya ngerti bahasa arab kitab tapi tidak ngerti bahasa inggris

[@sankethtreddy5292]

@@zulfiabdillah5466 idid not get it

[@saibalbh31]

Yup we need to change it. No need of going out lookin for trouble but when incited sure hit back enough of gandhi nonsense.

[@forever470]

Please do interview new faces 🙏

[@KasimonLangkap]

BULENYA GA ADA KESAN MEWAH SEPERTI DI INDONESIA

[@badnotgood]

mas pepeng bisa idup mewah di sana bro. apa perutnya udah ga bisa rasa sakit?😆

[@SathyaswamyS]

India superpower saar

[@royprotocol]

You are high on racism. Do less drugs mate

[@sriganesan8237]

Here's a fool saar

[@chenjian3269]

First Like! ❤

[@SR-mv2mf]

lol 😂😂😂😂😂

[@merosk8071]

Scam call centre 🙄 Food poisining🙄

[@Roastking666]

That happens to weak people

[@rutvikrs]

Not for the weak.

[@Kandav]

It happens to stupid people and they bark at social media about their stupidity

[@adithyanss6989]

Still Better than western countries where Vegan protestors $hitting on streets, Naked bikeride, teen pregnancy, school shooting, police brutality, toxic cancel culture!

[@Sharlock12]

Bro we also scammed asa Indian but food poisoning is uncommon and all propaganda against india going on in twitter don't believe it🙂

[@chenjian3269]

7 seconds ago!!! ❤

[@chenjian3269]

First

[@subhadipmaity577]

I’d say India has grown into a largely suitable and welcoming place for Westerners to reside, though not entirely just yet. However, I’m confident that in the next twenty years, India will fully transform into a truly accommodating destination for Western expatriates. The GDP growth is accelerating at a tremendous pace, and we can expect this economic momentum to bring about tangible changes in the coming years.

[@MaxChernov]

It will be for sure!