Pakistani Reacts To | Indians from 1967 talk about the future

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[@A70036]

Their's also another video which is a kind of a follow up for this video where the narrator talks about where all these people are now. Do check that out as well. These 2 videos complement each other.

[@O2H3]

Complete*

[@manishdagar9881]

India in pixels wali h wo

[@joemama-yd4bj]

yes plz

[@Qabaqosain_mix]

Is it just a coincidence or jaby koay and him are sort of reacting to almost the same videos these days lol I like it

[@rohantalwar]

@@Qabaqosain_mix demand and supply hai khel hai Bawa

[@phungbili]

This reaction is very precious. I loved seeing the reaction of someone whose country is basically the twin sibling of our country. India was 20 years old, Pakistan was 20, and these people in the video were 20. And now we all are watching this video together. What a lovely feeling. 😊

[@Qabaqosain_mix]

Great comment.

[@help-tv9925]

India was not 20 years old as Pakistan buddy India was 20 years independent after centuries of invasions

[@AniketKumar-dj8jy]

a bit correction my friend Pakistan was 20 years old because it was created on 14 aug 1947 and republic of india had 20 years of independence because India got independenceon 15th aug 1947

[@mayataware5286]

Well said !

[@MegaApurv007]

Bro i also got goosebumps watching that video and you got it too , maybe because we're born out of the same roots, from the same mother, from the same culture , nobody in this world can get our problems, joys and happiness as south asians can understand each other. In the end i would like to say bohot aala and loved the new editing style.

[@newsjunkieish]

We are the same people, Bro.

[@PakistaniReacts]

How do you guys like the new editing style. Leave some love for our boy Meg here

[@mrunknown6503]

Love you bhai bas videos thoda regularly upload Kiya kariye

[@metanick1837]

F^^k me like you want me Pull them things down Scream no bologna

[@Spaceguy77]

Bohot acaha ha bhai video chalu bhi nehi hu vi

[@priyanshupriyadarshan6332]

Meg your dad Mr. Griffin was here

[@yashpradhan2477]

Oh no

[@MayankKumar-kg5wc]

No bro, it has not died in India. We Indians still criticise and applause on merit. It is possible that you come across similar kind of people everywhere (social media) but, certainly, free voice is not suppressed even today.

[@vladimirputin9358]

He is giving puneet punias thought as a example then what do you expect from him to say 😂😂

[@adarshshukla611]

Yeah obviously.

[@soumyar2178]

ofc not suppressed... in a way social media helps A LOT IN protecting free speech

[@shinepiyush]

ofcourse it is not suppressed but as soon as u criticize the govt these days...koi na koi aa jayega social media pe tume gali dene..tumko mulla bol dega, antinational bol dega, leftist librandu sickular aur na jane kya kya....kuch na kuch to sunoge hi

[@unapologetic5150]

@@shinepiyush bro like you have your free opinion same way other people too have their free opinion , you may criticise country you may praise govt there always will be people who will come and cmnt against you.

[@MadanChikna]

The Bengali guy who looked up to the cricketer “Pataudi” is talking about Saif Ali Khan’s father.

[@daakudaddy5453]

Critical thinking in India didn't die... its just that people without any critical thinking got a lot of voice now.

[@AbhishekSingh08]

Somehow I agree that Critical Thinking is not as much prevalent as it was, but this is because of extremism of Muslims over the time and this gave birth to the extremism of Hindus, and creation of Pak was the seed of it, even if you do not accept it, but this is the truth.

[@paramdongre5549]

Lol Critical thinking has nothing to do with any religion, Our Parents dont want us to question them and thats why they shut us up and we dont develop the habit of questioning

[@AbhishekSingh08]

@@paramdongre5549 I was talking on political level, and what he talked about and not about personal level.

[@scientia.veritas]

It has nothing to do with religion. The populism in politics ensured that politicians were only talking about popular topics and the voters were never given the agency to think of their own. How many voters even read the manifesto of parties today, forget about questioning the points? It has nothing to do with hindu-muslims and everything to do with politicians.

[@satyamparashar7921]

@@AbhishekSingh08 thousands of people died in religious riots before the partition too , then how was creation of pak seed?

[@AbhishekSingh08]

@@satyamparashar7921 thousands of people did die but it was not systematic communalism, majority of Hindus still had no problem with living non Hindus but after Pakistan majority of Hindus thought they couldn't live with us and demanded separate land so why we should live with them, we are also different from them. That's why Pakistan was the seed of communalism

[@priyanshudayal7090]

This video just showed us how people of that time were so passionate about their country, Because of their such thoughts our India progressed a lot, and now it's our responsibility to keep such progressive mindset and should contribute for our Mother India

[@sp9507]

Look how far we've come in 50 years and imagine where we'll be in another 50 - the happiest, the most affluent and the smartest people ever. India's time has come.

[@uditsingh4926]

Farrukh bhai when he sees something good about our shared culture :- "Mai politics ke bare me nahi sochna chahta, ye hum sab logo ke liye hai. Sab pe apply hoti hai." Farrukh bhai when he sees something bad about our shared culture :- "India me ye sab hota hai ? Aap dekho, aapke log kis trah ke hain."

[@saurabhkumarpathak2724]

And Farrukh bhai ke chamche aa jate hai defend karne saying " Don't spread hate , Farrukh to amrika me rahta hai usko kyun bol rahe ho ? " BS

[@Sanskar-1705]

Yes india closed its economy for foreign untill 1992...India at that era was influenced by Soviet style of government...untill 1992 indias policies were more Socialist and Communist in nature But this policies neither benefitted home industry nor brought foreign currency into india... 1991 was the first and last time when india had to take loan from IMF

[@scientia.veritas]

The socialist-style economics benefitted India initially. But by the 70s, the stringent licensing policies and corruption made it really hard to setup MSMEs, all the whole foreign companies were also unable to properly function. If subsequent government had followed Nehruvian policies properly, we would have never been the situation we were in the early 90s.

[@sharadchandakacherla8268]

When someone's trying to build something, its tough to reach that spot, where you can create something new, instead of being vexed or overcritical of things out of control (which is understandable ) it's always better to start working on oneself in whatever capacity one can. Life's short, give it your best shot. Don't be bitter. have a great life.

[@hemasingh8033]

*Yes import was ban till 1991*

[@maddy-AI]

omg .... i cried .. we were one before the partition , now i think what were the views in pakistan after 20 years... loved it

[@ayushyash6021]

Partition was a mistake , and we should collectively correct it.

[@damn7637]

​@@ayushyash6021would you change your country name for that sake?? Even they wouldn't

[@deepanshudhillon3097]

When the lady is trying to tell ages of her brother using their heights, almost made me cry.

[@yashtelgar2883]

8:39 here comes the golden reactioooooooon

[@ashleshk2326]

The kid who says the country bashing thing is not privileged , they are students of IIT Bombay.

[@hemasingh8033]

Could you believe *This interview was taken by lal bahadur shastri* Prime minister of India at that time ... One of the best PM in our country

[@anushkagupta6680]

What? No. Somebody else took it. In the second video the guy mentioned who actually took these interviews. Dont spread fake news

[@amanchaudhary3171]

his surname is shastri he was head of film division later censor board head.

[@theroaster2562]

wtf 😂 no bro, ita b bhavnaon m mt baho 🤣🙏

[@samratbhanja8238]

Kya bakchodi hai yaar, mtlb kuch bhi🤣😂

[@praveenpillay4329]

Lol......😁😂😂 Stupidity reeks

[@himankgupta7968]

This is somewhat closest we can get to a Time Capsule, I felt empty watching this no reason why, also watch 2nd part of this (what are they doing now)

[@ayushjasuja6828]

I like you man!! You definitely have a positive vibe. Good buddy vibes

[@samayjain5353]

Bruh we all get gossebumps by watching the video i don't know why but i get a sense of proud emotions that what we have achieved in these years

[@vivekkashyap2261]

What a gem video i have not seen such video in my life truly reminds alot to ongoing generation thankyou for this video❤

[@natramesh51]

These 20 yr olds are students of Indian's top Technology Institute ( IIT Bombay) admission to which is only through a very competitive exam ( national) and you need to get a very good rank to get into that Institution. India in 1960s had lower literacy rate than today, and most of the students of the top Institutes in India were educaed in English medium schools and came from middle class families ( where a father typically also studied in English medium school and was working in a good job). So the people in the video are very articulate in English. As an IIT-B teacher this video is as you said " pure gold". Gratifying to see Victor Menzes ( a man i know) in his IIT days.

[@mahfuzahmed9885]

Love from Northeast India.

[@PakistaniReacts]

Thank you Mahfuz much love

[@siddharthgera163]

hey farukh my name is siddharth and i am from a small town up in the himalayas , i am a student pilot and as you said all pilots want to be test pilots that not true coz first thing thing they want is a job which we are lacking since covid came ...i hope i will fly soon as an employed pilot and come to the US and meet you and appriciate you for your work .. cheers mate wish you luck ; D

[@PakistaniReacts]

Hey Sid, your story is similar to Sehun (my roommate) i totally get what you're saying. Flight schools are opening up again hopefully you get to your goal. All the best.

[@allan2468ify]

You gotta watch “where are they now”. You HAVE TO!

[@dr.ankitdube1267]

"India in pixel" this channel is great ❤ Watch his linguistic videos

[@pavitraprabhakar1]

But i wanna say beggars can't be chooser for all pakistanis

[@prithvirajpegu7119]

Also Check out the Next part of this video- " Where are they now"

[@anything-everything8]

This video is something else..The feeling we get after seeing these 20 yr olds cannot be explained in words..

[@vinayaksuresh7507]

Watch the second part “where are they now”

[@vivekheer6369]

In other video India in pixels had mentioned that what are these guys doing now in present

[@ojassrivastava5066]

please react on,,,,video BY INDIA IN PIXELS,,,,where he has explaned where they are and what they have done,,,,after years and yers,,,,you will love it

[@nikishere911]

Bro second part is a must watch pls pls pls I'm sure ull enjoy it

[@ishaaniscute7716]

Thnx for reacting to this gem♥️🇮🇳

[@dhrubajyotisharma7337]

I love the open reactions without any filter. Thanks brother. 🙏

[@PakistaniReacts]

Glad you like them!

[@AbhinavS.R.]

Old is gold. Where do I even begin about the video? Oh my God. As much as I loved I loved your discussion and thoughts too.

[@XFactorDN]

The video where he was explaining how he made it its shows where these people are today. React to it too

[@belikebro9143]

I can understand one thing that, now a days most of them are pursuing what others wanted them to, but those days people pursue what they wanted.

[@TheAstroG]

Am I the only one who is noticing pattern in reaction videos of Jaby Koay and him. You decide who is copying who! 😂😂

[@nitinthakur6569]

I think every reactor reacts to the videos which are viral in the certain time frame.

[@karangawali789]

Please do the follow up video "where are they now"

[@sachingurjar9543]

You are getting goosebumps because your father is from India 🤣

[@abhaypatel4292]

Ah between all these good comments you made a spoiled one.. being agreesor all the time is not I think gonna make future

[@monke9046]

Why would you post a hate comment when there's positivity all over.

[@abhijeetsingh5020]

Please do watch the 2nd part of this video.......that's amazing.....you'll get to know that where they are now.

[@asadnoor8089]

two video in one day ❤️

[@mr.limitless1437]

You should watch its next part " where are they now"

[@itsprateek130]

An advice for you - if u love history of India, react to Shocking history of India - by Abhijit Chavda. You will love it

[@amangi1278]

Still same happening in 2022 but still 1967 people's Smarter than us ❤️👍

[@sankalp5710]

India, when it was not a secular country was so progressive

[@rudrasanwale4565]

fact is you always escape to watch this type of videos...

[@PakistaniReacts]

? can you tell me which other "videos like this" i skip? Would love to watch them now.

[@zayan_edit]

You are my favorite KZbinr ❤️

[@mayankkapri7305]

Beautiful documentary, have seen it way ago, even the og documentary is more interesting, the only drawbacks of og documentary is that it is not linear, in this video ,iip fix that, but he trimmed 5-6 min. But still it was "GOLD".

[@Himanskl]

Bhai ek to video itna zordar upr se aapne alag hi jaan daaldi love you bhai 🔥❣️🙌🏾

[@Yash-mc9he]

1947 nahi 1967 he faarukh beta masti nai😁😁

[@vijendrasingh9634]

The thing that got me is that you don't see people making sense like this nowadays without showing anger about something.

[@Ayamgroup12]

please react to 2nd part we are waiting for it you will love it goosebumps for sure

[@ShivsCassettes]

Would be waiting for Moroo reaction bhai😋

[@othmanempire5687]

The guy who said he'll just be a cog in the machine, went all out and did such giga Chad stuff you'll tear at your hair...and oh, he married the Miss India of the time.

[@gaganrachheri]

Farrukh bhai home page pe recommendation nahi aata uska jugaad karo kuvhh

[@PakistaniReacts]

aap ko ghanta bajana hoga.. zor se woh bhi..

[@ashishramteke2751]

When the bengoli guy says CAPTAIN PATOUDI ,that's saif Ali Khan's grand father, who was the captain of indian team, later followed by saif's father, who also become the captain of indian sqad

[@shashankrawat9574]

This is the real india

[@peter.6459]

ST∆Ny ko kyu le aya bhi 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Big fan stany

[@newsjunkieish]

I am watching your video after a long time and I saw your photo in the thumbnail and thinking, "Isko pehle dekha hai".

[@chinmeynimbark4155]

React to part 2 also

[@BLUETRO_]

Brooo plz see the other narrator video of this same video you will go crazy!!!

[@sairithstevens8635]

Subscribed for that not so cold open 😀👍👍 do well. Love your pov

[@PakistaniReacts]

Awesome, thank you!

[@sukhpreetsinghkapoor5808]

9:44 felt the same😂😂

[@abhishekanand342]

Clarity of mind and expression of thoughts...too good

[@Shivagaming7746]

There is second part of this video " where are they now" Please react to it

[@sergeantisaac282]

You should watch the follow up video to this...

[@HimanshuGupta-fz2hm]

They were speaking proper British English ...not the American english which we learn from Hollywood these days

[@mojostudy2471]

Watch it's second part ... What these people are doing now

[@thisisjeet2008]

Watch it's second part also titled "Where are they now?"

[@soubhgyashree8904]

I think she became an actress that face looks familiar bro!!

[@firaaq333]

you should watch the second video "WHERE ARE THEY NOW" you"ll be shocked

[@flyovermyhead2]

How did Indians get an accent?? These guys articulate and speak just like any other caucasians

[@deep5254]

Because these were the students of IIT Bombay

[@DivyeshSingh0]

bro my grandfather was double MA .. and he had ditto ascent and ideology

[@nikhildeshmukh6221]

React to WHERE THEY ARE NOW version of this same video

[@AmitKumarAlphaX]

You must watch the follow up video, "Where are they now : Indians from 1967" by the same channel, "IIP".

[@DeepakChouhan]

Watch India in Pixel's video on same topic, you will get to know where those speakers are now in their life . Awesome video .

[@harshrajsinhjhala6281]

India main bhai polarisation hai toh opposite bhi hai uska awareness. Times chnage people evolve but the essence of a culture remains same. ON the other hand u can talk on Pakistan and its polarisation. Even its formation was a joke. Also on Bangladesh. Anyways... Its a beautiful video definitely worth cherishing.

[@milinddolas]

lots of love bro...this was the evolution started back then......

[@supratimghosh9636]

Please do watch "where are they now" from the same channel "INDIA IN PIXELS" . What an amazing content 😍 kudos!

[@bhushanbagul1132]

India open free economy In 1992 ,before that india is classified in poor countries ....

[@rikkenpatel8506]

20:48 big facts, so true for the world we live in today. This was a beautiful video.

[@luckyl4135]

There is also a follow-up video

[@ustaadbadal9488]

Love from India ❤️

[@pushparawat5255]

This video is like a time capsule.

[@rajeshmoza6504]

Pataudi was not a Bengali. HIs wife Sharmila Tagore is a Bengali. Pataudi was from North India. For your information Pakistan's foreign minister Sahibzada Yaqoob Khan was Pataudi's causin. Sahib Zada Yaqoob Khan had some property in Bhopal, now it is with Pataudi's.

[@bhaskarchoudhury8319]

Pataudi is a nawab from Hyderabad

[@rajeshmoza6504]

@@bhaskarchoudhury8319 Pataudi is a small town near Gurgaon and he was Nawab of this town. He was not from Hyderabad.

[@supratimpurkait999]

Ye video ko india in pixels ne dusra ek video mein complete kiya hai.... Pls watch that

[@ayeshasuhail5178]

Do not forget to watch the second about “where are they right now?”

[@czczi]

The well articulated guy looks like young Jinnah.

[@johnvaz87]

Imagine they having the power of Internet!

[@amberchaturvedi9934]

watch "Where They Are Now".....same people currently.....surprise at the end..

[@abhishek-ey3ej]

The most Real brother out there 👊 for the intro

[@jasnoorsingh2697]

bhai pls watch runway 34 trailer 2 and bhool bhulaiyaa 2 teaser

[@AvanishVerma]

Bhai iska ek breakdown video bhi hai.. more correctly saying.. follow up video hai.. jisme is video ke kuch logon ke present lives ke baare mein bataya hai.. where they are now.. etc.. isme goosebumps aaye hai.. usme aansu aayenge bhai.. dekhna jaroor

[@mildmixchintu1717]

Is it re uploaded or am I having Deja Vu? Edit : NVM I watched Swetabh Gangwar's reaction to this video and got confused.

[@pragynaparamitamallick2365]

Please react to the next part of this video, where they are now... You will be SHOCKED!!!!!!

[@alexlunminlien1766]

bhaijaan pls check his other video on which he get in touched with some of them..