Child labour: A barbarism Indians will not tolerate

[@Nenakazhak]

Those old ladies are professors in University of Delhi. I am outright feeling privileged by having taught by such generous ladies. ❤️🏆

[@saklinkhan80]

You are so lucky

[@vedikajain2050]

Ah I'm not from delhi and haven't entered the stage of a university Yet but I'm glad there are women who really stand up to such acts!!

[@vihanii_k]

@@vedikajain2050 yes

[@vedikajain2050]

@@vihanii_k :)

[@vihanii_k]

@@vedikajain2050 :)

[@GurpreetSingh-su8yy]

I have noticed a pattern, whenever something wrong/unfair happens women are the first to raise voice. Way to go women. More power to you.🙏🙏🙏

[@tiwariabhishek940]

Good observation brother.

[@Ashish-zz9ry]

Gurpreet Singh most of the woman have pure heart buddy that makes woman super awesome 👏🏼

[@gamingjunkie707]

What if the entire thing is staged?

[@gamingjunkie707]

Noticed another pattern? Why everybody is shouting and talking in English ?

[@J-369-S]

Because if men shouts no one cares...if women shouts ppl care..

[@fishpoint7869]

Her husband is so luckyman that he got wife like her.

[@hihello2336]

@Magnibus how can he waste man?. He's good enough to let his wife to act like how she wants. He's the one who reacted first. Maybe he try to avoid the fight for his wife & children. There is men behind women success vice versa

[@cinnamonrolls9883]

@@hihello2336 so true

[@user-id4sx9oi7l]

Magnibus mind ur language.Every men cannot be aggressive.First action was taken by him and his wife is an extraordinary human being.

[@GRIMRAJ]

@Magnibus waste .... ah how come do you know him .... men didnot take stance i understand... cause things can escalate quickly right ...a women if shout things dont escalate ... they dont know it was an act

[@asharkhan5107]

Fish Point 786 correct. He just changed the table no guts to stand out on any issue, she wanted to come out before but he stopped her and she said “he told he will fight with me”. He is “safe raho” ghatiya Babu-types mentality.

[@Itdependsyouknow]

Remember a time when media cares about social issues.

[@shabanaanjum5131]

And you can compare it with today

[@anilragade4297]

@@shabanaanjum5131 yes present situation is very bad i can't imagine where is India is going

[@AnkitSingh-vm1gn]

Does any three of you actually watch news channel? Do not make garbage statements based on memes you saw on Insta or Fb!!

[@anilragade4297]

@@AnkitSingh-vm1gn No bro I think common sense is not so common

[@DocEtan]

NDTV still does.

[@siddhantsharma4533]

I loved the lady in the Black dress Her parents would be so proud

[@sicko2656]

Yup dude we need people like her.she is literally fighting for someone she doesn't even know

[@juliawincentsoprano5744]

Indian women are fierce🙌🏼

[@oneforallah]

Well they are mirror images of Maa Kaali and Maa Durga !

[@Rockzzzv]

You have no idea

[@Rockzzzv]

@Magnibus yea most city men are.

[@magnified4827]

@Magnibus Proud moment : 4:09

[@samzz234]

They are angels when they are kind

[@riderofthehills]

Might be a copy of WWYD but atleast someone in India is taking an initiative to educate people.. we really need it.. really really need it.

[@chips9384]

Charity begins from home ashish... Delhi was her home... If we all contribute little by little we can all make a significant change... We don't "need" It we have to "do " It

[@ejaznisar4185]

Bruh WWYD stared featuring on youtube on 25th May 2015 while thus video is published on 22 April 2015 so i don't this they copied it from wwyd

[@DocEtan]

WWYD is cringe and always has a vibe to it that it is fake. This seems genuine.

[@jesbinj]

@@DocEtan wwyd isnt fake,its you

[@mehulsrivastava6934]

Long way to produce WWYD quality content but so gald someone has actually started it instead of BS news

[@alexiichigo6786]

Seeing these strong women makes me feel so proud being an Indian. Love from Manipur ☺

[@jabeentonse4846]

I am from karnataka

[@odaadu-4463]

@@jabeentonse4846 namma Karnataka ❤️

[@ZONEXUR.]

after and before Manipur 2023?

[@shreenjandutta]

Educate a women, you educate the family. Educate a girl, you educate the future. This was very compelling. ❤️

[@januarytwentyseven1653]

@Shreenjan Dutta Well said! Thank you🌷.

[@omanicc9854]

@@skywalkermusharaf6524 ^don't educate a man and you have people like this idiot

[@namaimathulamabam7914]

Nkk

[@metha3311]

@@omanicc9854 yesss

[@midnightstories6619]

@Merz True bro

[@amandeepgupta5133]

I miss the gold old days of sensible Indian media.

[@anasshaikh9052]

Ndtv never changed....may be you shifted to godi media.

[@Harry-lb2cs]

@@anasshaikh9052 true. ❤️ NDTV

[@komal8462]

​​​@@anasshaikh9052 no NDTV is left wing media , other are right wing media , everyone biased , you are muslim , you are in left wing , that's why you said this

[@komal8462]

Left wing media

[@StyleEuphoria]

When Black dress lady cried......at the same time I also cried.

[@rajasingh505]

I too cried when the beautiful blessed kind hearted lady tears came out.god bless her & family.

[@friendsclips.1999-]

Same yaar

[@thyagrajanpillaai1035]

I m too crying

[@ratanysh9021]

Me too..

[@raheemuddin9885]

same feeling

[@timmyhoward6638]

The fact that the older woman was willing to take the child, It really warms my heart to know that good people like this exhist.

[@thienthaoo4083]

Ikr🥰

[@gicyjohnson9549]

Kudos to that lady

[@officialjapneetbhinder9200]

Trust me women are always strong to take a stand. We men should learn from this.

[@nachiketsharma4507]

Guts aurte zyada asaani se dikhati hain

[@mr_sanket_mishra]

Hann unko kahin pe tamasha ban jaayega iska jyada dar naii hota,, womens are courageous in such things

[@Ksgggg]

It's not about men or women... In India if couple of guys get into arguments, it turns violent....

[@Ksgggg]

@@shrutis @Shruti S I don't think you live in reality... In real world when you notice things like this, it doesn't end this way if you interfere.. They don't make awareness videos.. It turns into ugly incidences... The only thing you hope after that is you shouldnt have had involved... And the most important thing, you cant take any legal action in our country... So even if you get involved, your ultimately causing trouble to the one whom you tried to help... Cause the kid will have to go with family... Things gonna get tougher from there on.... Makes no sense doing public drama.... What you really can do is be the change you wanna see.... Future will be bright... No one can change present instantly...

[@dharmikshetty7925]

Cause.. If men got beaten it's legal If women got beaten they will go to jail That's why they're so confident in society

[@RAHULCHATTER]

The child who acted as the domestic help has acted so well. Even her eyes speaks a ton !!

[@AnythingWithAbeat]

That lady's husband was feeling so uncomfortable by his wife's honourable actions. You can tell he was initially bothered by her speaking up because he tried to stop her and was annoyed that she was getting involved. After she got public recognition for her respectful and brave actions he stool behind her on camera and smiled for the fame. Women are the first to speak up and speak out because the men are like her husband. Most women have experienced oppression in some form or another from someone else. They speak up because they've had to learn how to stand up for themselves. They speak out because they don't want the same to happen to their own children. They speak up because the men won't do it for them.

[@sydelle3941]

Well said:)

[@prishasrivastava6420]

Applaud for you and for all the brave women out there👏👏

[@neverlandatinyforeveer3414]

Extremely righttt

[@abbasalikasim4695]

Greatly put accross

[@suwathikumarasamy3606]

Well said

[@We_Defeated_Mighty_Umayyads]

Hey they are my teachers. The table occupied by the old lady and her friends at 3:15. They all are my teachers.

[@muddassirhabshi1196]

Sumit Singh Thakur which collegw

[@zainabnaqvi6601]

Muddassir Habshi sad

[@We_Defeated_Mighty_Umayyads]

Muddassir Habshi A college in Delhi University. They teach English Literature. I can't give you any further details.

[@RAHULSPBRSPB]

Sumit Singh Thakur great teachers

[@nikhilvarghese1]

You are lucky

[@iamhuman9822]

7:38 India need more and more women like her. Hope she lives for a very long time. God bless her kind heart :)

[@MsArya2]

outstanding act. That young lady is really so daring. Kudos to u mam...!!! NDTV take a bow.

[@ViveekChaudhaary]

ashwin kumar tu bhi lodu hai. Hahahah

[@GRIMRAJ]

@@ViveekChaudhaary o.o satka hua hai

[@prashantmudgal6955]

Script h

[@rooneynb1509]

Hmm we can find out how brave she is if she's asked to fight a men.

[@MsArya2]

@@rooneynb1509 tats so stupid of u bro. Bravery is not to be shown physically through strength or anything, it is about taking stand when u r seeing something wrong tats happening & speaking up for it.

[@v-vettavetta]

I have to say even though she was absolutely furious she was still so respectful towards her elders, all I can say is I wish this sort of behavior was in my country. Yes stand up for what is right, yes fight for the voiceless, but to do so with self respect and decency, that is what makes this remarkable.

[@harsh1973-p5t]

I just got goosebumps on seeing that lady's courage

[@flyhigh5616]

I think I fell a little bit in love with the woman for her good heart

[@jeyakodi9158]

Me also..

[@jasperdaruwala2072]

So proud of these beautiful ladies who stood up for that child... STAND UP FOR INJUSTICE!!!!

[@hibamazhar4179]

I'm a Pakistani.. always been told Indians especially Hindus aren't good people. I am sad because I was so wrong. that's really awesome. respect for you people

[@rimshatanveersoofi5055]

Hiba Mazhar I'm a Pakistani and I have always been told that Indians are just people like us, like everyone in this world. And I've never doubted it. :)

[@Mehtabsingh28]

Same here

[@TheJainmehul]

Hiba Mazhar no people are collectively bad. :)

[@torreyblacksmith9936]

Cyber 11 please don't discriminate against Hiba Mazhar just like that. She just gave a comment

[@rohanchaturvedi7160]

There's idiots in all faiths and religions. Doesn't mean everyone's an idiot. :)

[@iconmills4373]

The woman who wears black,was right.Planet need humans who like you,big heart woman❤

[@simran1325]

❤️

[@bitwanders2542]

This is true meaning of being feminist!

[@luznoceda3093]

Not feminist bro/sis it's just that she's fighting for a basic human right Humans before any boys or girls or any sexuality

[@themoonchild43]

@@luznoceda3093 being feminist means believing that women and men should have the same rights

[@luznoceda3093]

@@themoonchild43 um...yeah so?

[@mannyblackstar4022]

I think this is a common courtesy and fighting against evil. Issme Feminist kahaan say aagayi baat? 😂

[@mannyblackstar4022]

@@anikethchakraborty3238 no it's not the same

[@TibetWangmo]

Big Salute to the lady in the Black sweater who spoke up ,how brave she is and the group of ladies too ,and one even said,i will give her food to the little child. We need more people like you ,thank you soo much, love and greetings from you U.S

[@sramu138]

young lady is really mother feels mom we appreciate

[@samad1515]

One of the best experiment on Child Labour ... Good Job NDTV

[@LoneWolf-fx9lm]

Haa I am working in halal slaughterhouse.i am getting payed well.but it's so brutal

[@harris6543]

India walo. Give this woman some recognition. Hw can someone be so kindhearted. We genuinely want more people like her. Stay blessed ma'am wherever you are❤

[@bhaskarborah9875]

I literally fell for the black dressed lady♥️♥️. My allegiance to her🙌

[@qing9367]

bas kar bhai. nai pategi

[@konaindu]

That lady in black dress .... Wow , like literally great and unbelievable. True respect and love for her actions.

[@roughryder5]

Kind of sad how they have a better vocabulary than me and I've been born and raised in Canada.

[@Shiveshrox02]

LiftOrGTFO it's Delhi bro that's why !!

[@EarthPatel448King]

An average Indian can speak speak 3 languages. I can speak 6.

[@cadreg5217]

English (not British, one that the world speaks) is the most spoken language in India. After respective mother tongues.

[@tiyabharati540]

Well every Indian can speak more then 4 languages

[@alylkr12324.]

@@tiyabharati540 I can speak only 4 languages 😥

[@liorasitelman1856]

I love India and Indians. This is one of my favorite episodes.

[@sahilrizvi6583]

Why

[@aadityasoni1687]

Thanks for appreciating 😊

[@unitedworld5441]

The outraged wife's husband is like a real man. He sat as still as a statue without moving an inch. Salute to such a kind hearted man who always fights for justice and brings peace to his society.

[@SaimaKhan12]

How did he fight for justice by sitting like a Statue??? He was infact, stopping her to do so😑

[@unitedworld5441]

@@SaimaKhan12 I was sarcastic

[@SaimaKhan12]

@@unitedworld5441 Ohh really Sorry...I though you're literally saying that🙁

[@Abhi-ys8qg]

Bro we live in India and not the west.. Police here is there to protect the powerful and not the right.. That Dude is just avoiding trouble. Doesn't mean he approves child labor as is evident when he became uncomfortable and shifted the table.

[@ramgarhiasaab2873]

Wow....that lady in black stole my heart, stay blessed ❤🙏

[@nishas091]

Tears in my eyes...I literally cried when the brave lady in black top came forward. Hatts off to her..I wish all the happiness for her in her life. May God bless her n her family.

[@Sikanderhimself]

This was just like 'What would you do' show.......!!

[@tashasimmons3914]

I've notice

[@sadafskitchen6774]

FaaDi MaLik yes I have noticed

[@0oldisbest]

It's a complete copy Cant think of anything themselves!

[@skylerpsycho273]

Same 😂

[@riderofthehills]

Exactly like*

[@VG__]

I am really kinda addicted to this series....better than a Netflix series lol:') 3:30 🥺don't stop her plz, we need such ppl like her❤️🥺

[@sushiinohio]

Respect for that woman who fought so fiercely. She felt genuinely very bad for the bad treatment meted out to the child. I wish I could also be like her one day -to stand first to fight against the wrong.

[@tanaysinha8977]

I don't like this behaviour that girl in black was going to speak against but people were holding her down... SAD REALITY 😕😕

[@ItsRaghuu]

Ikr

[@nissaforyou]

Her husband was the one

[@zohaibawan7784]

YAAR that woman i just love her for standing hatsoff for you and alot of respect from pakistan...

[@padydude7]

big salute to black dress lady

[@hurryupnow1]

lol...nope. she only spoke out when the aunties spoke out. she was quiet for a long time

[@shafi07mms]

Maan... I watched this 4 times still makes me *EMOTIONAL*

[@shivangikanaujia4766]

NDTV, please continue this series. We desperately need this in times when a lot of people are so polarized.

[@4vnbrutal404]

This is how the people of India are literally got goosebumps 😍🥰

[@alishasingh3705]

She is brave... god just bless her... and the women along with her... hats off.. atleast humanity is still alive out there...

[@AyeshaKhan-vi3mo]

This video was so emotional made me cry 😢 kasam se

[@mission4akta758]

Me too cried

[@ameliozilva1951]

A big salute from Sri Lanka✌

[@aathmikagovindh733]

haha yes

[@smithapatil977]

Imagine being pissed and then all of a sudden a camera man and woman with mic coming out of their hiding place and the people you're pissed at say that they're actors.

[@justhangingaround804]

"I will feed her, will you give her?" You go lady. Women power.

[@mikey6538]

salute from singapore. I love people from india and massive respect to the ladies who are so brave. love it. @11feb - I am like watched this again for the 10time and I still have tears n really am very touched by the lady in black blouse.. she beautiful inside and outside and the other 3 ladies.. respect. I only have something to say.. no one go and console the 'other' little girl and ask her how she is coping..

[@sunnydede1389]

3 other ladies are teachers

[@bhavnashanti9825]

Women's have always being first to raise their voice against any any injustice in most of the video's Fearlessly proud of them......

[@ayodhyaprasadmishra8323]

Im just thinking about my self tht when i will get into such argument then can i speak eng. With such fluency ?🤔😂

[@auspicious143]

Language is not important in such situation.....if u right then raise your voice against wrong.

[@pragyachauhan4777]

😂

[@Versatileabhi]

😂😂😂😂

[@shiningglory5414]

Actually the places they go and target is the ones where mostly English-speaking crowd comes

[@rishabhroy7740]

At last moments, she make tear drip below my eyes...

[@Angleo12]

5:32 We are all working👨‍💻 part was just awesome👏

[@akshaychaturvedi5997]

4:16 hats off lady beautiful lady

[@Bombay0286]

child labour is reality of our nation we should fight for it..we must have more nd more brave women's like this ...bringing humanity. .

[@SatnamSingh-zh5pr]

I cried after watching this Well done ndtv Love you my friends Humanity still remains in our society

[@marram08]

We can’t see people like this anymore.Our society is so polarised 🥲

[@souravraksam3647]

This brought tears in my eyes really even its just a part of acting still. MY heart really melts after seeing this kind of things

[@stoneroses3493]

Damn that was heavy! Bless that lovely lady in the black sweater, she really went above and beyond

[@saurabhanand64]

Dear, NDTV please continue such episodes, moral ethics in contemporary society is the most important thing that people needs.

[@Loudspeaker_8888]

This video literally brought me to tears evn though it was just a social experiment. Respect for all the women who voiced out!

[@tycoon1969]

The lady is not only beautiful from outside but real beautiful n brave from the inside . The real essence of a woman . Salute to you Ma'am.

[@reshmah606]

I felt like crying looking at how that woman was on fire😭. We need more people like her. I haven't come across any circumstances like these, but I swear if I see any injustice, I will raise my voice for sure😡. Hats off to everyone who came forward.

[@sumeshayyappankutty3225]

salute to ndtv.... there is similar program in US... named what would you do?... India should start such movie programs...

[@aathmikagovindh733]

yes your right that show brought me here :)

[@siddharthsuryawansh]

y i every video only women get up... men are going lazy or they r just fed up with their own life...... every women / girl should stand up... in india men are not social... hats off to ladies

[@kailaskumbhar7055]

No offense, Instant involvement of men can lead to instant physical fight. Which never concludes problem.

[@darsanaramadas9432]

I also noticed

[@balvirkaur6176]

Just imagine if there was a man instead of that women . Would you have still written this comment with man instead of women in it ? Then Just think how people would say that to be a sexist comment. But in reality that is sexist too to just support women. We should support everyone irrespective of gender and that would be the real equality we are talking about.

[@SunitaSharma-hf1np]

@@kailaskumbhar7055 That's correct but sometimes catfights also happen lol

[@segawolf1487]

Holy shit, I would've cursed the crap out of that man and women if I ever saw that.

[@remikaable]

Equality is not just law, its a value which needs to be embedded in our culture either by force or by natural growth. But that has to happen. Glad to see good chunks feel the same.

[@Krissshereee]

I love how respectful yet powerful they are talking to the actors.

[@queensheba-m3430]

What a beautiful soul, proud of her!!!

[@jaganbharadwaj1143]

8:10 that woman is spiritually healed n seems very powerful 😃😃😃

[@GTX1050VSNEXTGENGAMES]

sab koi english ka aachar khaake aaya thaa kya.

[@bhaveshchaturvedi1269]

nahi bhai , its very common in cities

[@GTX1050VSNEXTGENGAMES]

Yeah bro...

[@srishtichaturvedi4758]

@@bhaveshchaturvedi1269 hey Bhavesh bhaiya that's true

[@ekamnimrat434]

Arey bhai hum to English sun ke hi chup ho jate,ok sentence nahi bola jata,ladies ne bahut changa kaam kiya,ehni ke vajey se India ka future bright hai

[@Suman-nn2nv]

The older ladies are actually english teachers/professors in delhi university, that's why

[@anandankanappa8130]

2 Aunties too, hats off to them. I love their guts 💜🙏

[@misbashaikh7646]

They way she gets up and raised her voice is just best💯

[@chakrapanigautam5395]

No matter what you say, the girl who played servant was just fantastic. Such a great expression of innocence on her face. I mean she's got that charisma at this age, it's sick man! Hats off girl!

[@RakhiDhavale]

I'm happy our society reacted the right way to such barbarism.. 👍🏻

[@DR-cn8gr]

Everyone knows English !!

[@abhishektanwar8576]

D Raki Its Delhi

[@sanchitsachan4396]

Diane Rakib yes where you frm?

[@nainasingh7569]

Diane Rakib those were christians.. dear.. they know english better.. .

[@mbsdemocratic7491]

Diane Rakib ...this is not real this is a script! this made by english channel! that is why everything is in english!!

[@rajeshgouda2465]

ottoman empire it's not a English channel it's a Hindi channel NDTV.and people from Delhi and most of metro cities in India speaks English language

[@zeenas_randomsheet18]

I love those ladies who stood up and speak for the children salute hai un ko 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻😇

[@timesmarathi1474]

Rula diya yaar ....Aap ne..Aur us madat karnewali ladkine... Great job done

[@zainjafri8197]

its disheartening to see this all my life in pakistan. im ashamed to be part of this culture...that child has every right to have as much and more as any child in the world, regardless of race, color, religion, ethnicity. great job bringing awarness to the so called elite confused of pak and india. thumbs up to this family for sranding up for this child and others...youre amazing

[@kamrancoolify]

India does have this problem somewhere in big cities and rich families. They keep them at home , make then work and work and treat them like labour. But it's being cured and somewhere for the sake of fear of neighborhood and chid labour act.

[@chips9384]

U don't have to be ashamed of ur culture... U should be lucky ur born in a culture where u will be the first to make a change

[@akankshabharti1585]

Finally I found "what would you do??" In india it just feels like my dream comes true man😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗god bless NDTV india

[@Rashidiill]

Damn! This made me cry man :'(

[@ngurangmana7585]

You can feel the outraged ...and when they come in and say its a social experiment , the outburst is real with tears.

[@jayachandraraj]

Such kind hearted person.❤️

[@arnabpaul581]

Good Job NDTV .. But trust me I got my new FAN, that lady who was wearing black shirt... I was really gotta emotional after watching this video and specially that black shirt lady who reacted with emotional towards that poor girl... So please it's my request to NDTV if possible I want to meet that lady want autograph of her... her children should be so proud that so nice parents they got in life.. Big Thanks to NDTV LOVE YOU TEAM!!!

[@sagarkushwaha4991]

Only NDTV have guts to point out abnormality in society .fourth pillar of democracy is really sacking

[@mrnoorali786]

Proud be an indian and thank u so much ladies Love from delhi😍

[@abhishekhnaik8003]

These kind of shows much needed for the society right now and very much happy for those people who got up for the wrong happening there

[@MySomethingGuide]

These are the types of educated people India needs 🙏🏼

[@scythianlord9702]

I'm so proud of these fellow Indians, my fellow Indians for standing up for the right. So proud of the WOMEN!

[@jaawiz]

😭😭 this really hurting me., god bless that lady. Who rise voice for rights & against the racism.. keep uploading this types of videos. Watching Maldives 🇲🇻..

[@amarthapa8538]

Salute to the WOMEN POWER.

[@vijaykanth473]

Always ladies comes first for social service and fight against the wrong.Hats of to ladies ❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nidhisri1]

at 2:49, you can see the pain of a mother in her eyes...

[@mohammadanas1192]

That girl just shatter my heart. I really got tears in my eyes.

[@poojakotian9875]

How beautifully the women reacted...just proud of them. god bless!!!!

[@Relevant-NZ]

Watching this breaks my heart💔 Hats off to the people who stood up against this🙌🏼

[@darshanaratnasena5122]

May all these noble ladies be showered with blessings of God and love. You all are truly an exemplary to the mankind. I couldn't stop my tears. May all you be blessed with happiness, good health and peace in every single moment to come and through out in all your sansara pl accept.Gratitude from Sri Lanka

[@prashantchauriya6730]

Thank you so much ndtv , you genuinely make good act . Which is fantastic