Ship hit by a DEADLY Storm In The INDIAN OCEAN - Live on camera!

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you all for watching. Everything safe & secure onboard ⚓

[@bethroesch2156]

Are you ever afraid out there?

[@sainathreddy241]

@@bethroesch2156 Ofcourse not

[@aldrinmaduray4500]

Brother are you in South Africa Durban

[@aldrinmaduray4500]

I saw your vessel yesterday. Vessel name cape Town

[@aldrinmaduray4500]

Vessel was by our car terminal

[@sanchitchhabra_21]

Roughest Ocean and The Toughest Sailors ⚓🇮🇳

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

❤️🌊

[@mohamedsimad8067]

We Maldivian 🇲🇻 are in the middle of the Indian Ocean. We take daily trips between islands in this weather

[@sanchitchhabra_21]

@@mohamedsimad8067 Respect man! That's pretty hard and risky. Take care always .

[@aditya...]

*Roughest seas create the toughest sailors. Here, fixed it for you

[@ianbrennan8952]

🤡 try crab fishing in the berents sea #fool

[@andrewsokutu128]

I'm currently a fisherman 💯 We know the distance we will go for fishing on our GPS program so we buy the fuel accurately so we won't run out at sea.I sail on canoes for fishing Most Maersk ships carry our fishing nets away when we are found in their position 🤣🤣🤣

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Aha

[@Nareshreddyyarramreddy]

Excellent footages. You never disappoint us. What a perfect music sync with those high waves. Truly remarkable journey.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you sai

[@katrothsanthosh9966]

How do join Anna

[@mr2646]

What I love in your channel is not only the content, but also your philosophy of life, your spirituality, your way of sharing space with Mother Nature. Thx to share that with us. Hugs KSN. Maurice from France 🇫🇷.

[@Bharatiya12321]

He's spritual person, he always adore Bharatiya ( Indian) philosophy, Sanatan Dharm - the eternal ( Hinduism) ,... People with sprituality are rare nowadays 😊

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thanks Maurice for appreciating that

[@attorneycarissa]

Love that too!

[@manontondalan9941]

storm in indian ocean are huge, also there are spouts as big as train... really strange place ...most of the time its calm as glass

[@matthewhamil1730]

Incredible work brother. The amount of effort and skill in these episodes are amazing! Keep it up!

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you Matthew

[@downtowncoimbatore2961]

Those cinematic shots with that bgm simply osm bro !! Hope u are safe !

[@hemangabaruah2486]

Such an amazing individual you are man. Just in matter of hours, I fell in love with your vlogs, your personality, communication, discipline and zeal for adventure and knowledge. Huge respect to raise yourself the way you are. Stay humble and stay safe brother. ❤️

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you so much 😀

[@chripsgargar8861]

My dad is fisherman & they take fuel in sea 900 litres in drums n they fill in tank of diesel & they also ice in that boat for 15 days as a sail of fishing in ocean

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you for telling us about that

[@Sergei1981TV]

Отличное познавательное видео! Я бы тоже хотел вместе с Вами плавать по морям и океанам..

[@ivanaondrackova9011]

Absolutely amazing vlog. Valuable content, great footage, all supported by good music. The sea is an element, sometimes it's a bad master and shows its power. May God guide and protect you on your journey 🍀

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you so much Ivana

[@jimcaufman2328]

My father served in the U.S. Navy from 1929 to 1949. Most of his time was spent on destroyers. His stories of sailing through a typhoon scared me to death as a small child. His ship, the Walker, came completely out of the water a couple times. Back then weather forecasting at sea was more of a guess than science. Enjoyed your video very much but can't imagine sailing a Fletcher Class destroyer in a storm like that. I went on to become a military pilot and retired from the airlines flying a B-777. Got to love modern meteorology.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you Jim for sharing your story Flying a 777 does sound very interesting

[@jonas4game]

I'm on a ERRV vessel in the north sea, we usually can last 5-6 months on 200 M3 diesel, depending on the weather conditions, in winter times when there is 10-15 metre significant we use more fuel of course

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you for sharing this

[@kennymcwilliams8972]

Great episode. I especially like your philosophical take on the bigness of the ocean compared with our relative smallness.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Glad you could relate Kenny

[@BadeRadio777]

That was a pretty impressive storm well done for getting the ship safely through it.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you

[@rizasheik4603]

Emailed you also bhai

[@rohin1432]

You get weather reports from the national weather agency that's incredible

[@operatigger]

Just found your videos, and I love them. I was in the U.S. Navy for only 3 years, but in that short time I grew to love the sea, and miss it at times. Thank you for the videos, and I look forward to more.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thanks Steven for tuning in and telling your story

[@Bo-tz4nw]

"DEADLY storm"??? Well, actually not, just normal in these areas.

[@saipriyakiranshet]

Instead of following other people on KZbin who just share their mundane daily activities, I find it really fascinating to know and understand the life of a sailor like yourself. You are doing a great job shooting all these precious moments, which in later life (after you retire) will be cherished by your loved ones saying we have a great guy with us who has seen life which no one has ever imagined. One more thing that inspired me to subscribe to your channel and watch your videos was your little insights on life that you give at end of the videos and in between shots too. Plus I am a nature lover, sea lover... It's really captivating to watch how you explain all the technical terms even, which we common people would have never heard of, as in regarding weather forecasts, the Swell as you mentioned in this video. Also it's a great work that you are doing documenting all of this which will also help those who wish to pursue this same career. Keep doing this Great work 👍👍👍

[@peteacher52]

My friend, I like your descriptive ability - it is intense but without unnecessary exaggeration, conveying a deep respect for and love of the oceans upon which you work. 🙂

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you Colin

[@stephenwalford5952]

That was a fantastic episode Karanvir. Those shots of the waves were stunning. Keep safe and God bless you all

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you Stephen

[@reinoolivier2920]

@@KaranvirSinghNayyar nice video...maersk cape town were here last week 11th in walvis bay safe travels

[@purvibarai1523]

the transformation happening to you is a lesson for us , on the day one when you were missing home and feeling low while onboarding and now you are grateful for things!

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Absolutely Purvi Trying my best to capture real emotions

[@im_kalakesh]

Respected Karanvir Sir , Hope You Are Fine My Name Is Kalakesh Rathod And I am a student of grade 8th In Podar International School .i love to see your your videos but i had a request from you . Will you please make A video on how to be a navy merchant, salary , retirement age , about degrees Needed For Navy Merchant . Thankyou...

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Will do

[@sobiasajid9011]

Hi Karan 😍 really informative and scary video.but everything good and bad situations parts of your job.. best of luck and good take care ❤️

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you sobia

[@TheMikesylv]

It’s nice to listen to a intelligent human, that actually has thoughtful things to talk about

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you

[@coastalmaine]

What a stunning video! I felt like I was on the ship with you. Well done!

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you

[@sun57vin]

Storms / rough seas become part and parcel of any seafarer's life. It is rare where one goes through an entire contact without being confronted by rough seas. It does become unpleasant if rough weather never abates as there is some amount of discomfort on the bridge. Any bridge watch keeper looks forward to the watch passing fast and then retire to the cabin and stretch out on the bunk. It's the galley staff who see a trying time as they cannot skip preparing meals but they still manage to cook and serve soup too !!

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Yup well described And galley staff are one of the most hardworking crew onboard

[@MohdZakir-xp8im]

Rather take a safe route via suez canal to reach his destination

[@sun57vin]

@@MohdZakir-xp8im The ship is bound for ports in West Africa. If Lagos is included, the distance from Singapore via Cape of Good Hope is about 8200 miles. At 20 knots, it will take about 17 days. If the route is via the Suez Canal, the distance is about 10,000 miles and it will take 21 days. Add Canal expenses too. Ships choose the shortest and the more economical route. Ships are built to withstand storms and rough seas. And seafarers are expected to accept this part of sea life as 'normal' !!

[@lathon2657]

Thank you for showing us everything. I'm currently preparing for my OOW orals and whenever I have a break, I watch your videos to inspire me to pass them. Sending you lots of positive energy from Cape Town, South Africa 🙏🏻 be safe.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

So happy to read that

[@kianward5999]

that is just amazing content and what a great channel you have my god it must take balls of steel to do a job like that it is just stunning bro thanx for shairing this great content

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you

[@asapfilms2519]

Thank God you are safe and sound bro. But I must compliment you on your filmmaking skills. You really have a knack for it. The shots look amazing and the editing is also great. Kudos !

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you so much

[@akshaymore280]

It's a challanging job.heartly I salute you.few times live on land & more times spending on water for our country.without our family stay on ship for much periods.such a great job love u karan sir. stay happy. God always with you.& we are proud of you.JAY HIND.

[@maheshsawant3538]

It's just from the last week when I saw one of your vlogs and loved it and started watching your episodes. What I love about you is the energy level and the enthusiasm with which you present the episode just love it. I am not a big fan of travel over water cause I know how dangerous nature can be but always curious to know what life on ship must be where you guys spend almost 9 to 10 months or probably more without your neat and dear ones. One needs a strong heart to go thru all this. I also love your photography so thank you Karan for introducing me to this Shippe world. My best wishes and prayers for a safe voyage and hope to see more such lovely episodes 😊.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you so much mahesh for these kind words Really means alot

[@maheshsawant3538]

First time i wrote a comment and you replied Karan thank you for your acknowledgement 👍🏻

[@jim242]

I used to have my 100 ton ocean operators license and did private yachts for about 10 years from Alaska to Panama and up to Toronto and everything in between. I would like to know more of what you do when you are back home. From another video we got to see your mother and sister, what a wonderful family. It would be interesting to know your progression and how you got to where you are now on board ships.

[@ejsberg5289]

And then there are Chemical Tankers, 140m long and 2 meters freeboard. Everyday is a rough weather day.

[@deanlawson6880]

Thanks so much for this great video from your voyage KSN! While you may enjoy and appreciate the peace and beauty on the open ocean, I got more than my fill for my entire lifetime during my time in the US Navy on board Aircraft Carriers. Some of my time was even spent cruising through the Suez Canal, the Red Sea, and then out into the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean, so I've seen a whole lot of that ocean... Enough for a lifetime! Anyway, thanks again for this. It's great riding along with you on your voyage and seeing it from the safety of my office.. in the middle of Kansas, USA.. Heh. Keep up the Good Work KSN! I look forward to more good videos.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you Dean for tuning in I used to keep watching aircraft carriers In the Suez Maybe you were in one of them

[@Indulakarunathilaka]

If you have much enough of time, could you please do some detailed video about marine weather. Like how it is changing, the weather forecast details and how mariners facing weather changes in voyage and etc. I'm sure you can explain it better than teachers. Greetings from 🇱🇰. God bless you.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Yup I will do that

[@RAHUL-uc6lw]

Hats off to you for showing such extreme footages 🙌🔥🔥❤️

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you Rahul

[@21saikumar.j95]

Is blue danio sea service is providing merchant Navy jobs is it true sir!! Plz tell me sir!!

[@RameshSingh-zu7tq]

Awesome editing Karanvir.Hatts off to you for showing up extreme storm footages🙌🏻🔥🔥

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thanks ramesh

[@Ankush_chauhan23]

It's really hard for the new person as an seafarer as I'm right now, In the same condition

[@Dominik_2702]

Again and always again thank you for your dedication to us people, because this is something we cant see if we dont work on ship. Keep doing videos and I hope that one day you will get the gold button!!

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you dominik

[@elmin2323]

Click bait deadly storm 4m waves I'm a huge ship

[@Gusgreek24]

Amazing video!!!! Great job!!! Thank you!!!! 👍👍

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you

[@AC-hf3ku]

Doesn't seem like such a "deadly" storm...😂😂

[@kathym6603]

Love being on the sea with you! You have the chance to feel as wide as the ocean and as high as the sky.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thanks for being a part Kathy

[@mandirachakrabortymandirac2549]

Salute for all the sailors from core of my ♥ sometimes it is so horrific for them but they do Their duty in all up and down🙏🙏

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thanks Mandira

[@varshasingh5452]

It was absolutely amazing to see how tough and scary life can be at sea. There is nothing above nature and you being able to witness these moments is another blessing. Shots were as usual perfect, very well captured and edited. Salute to you guys. Stay safe❤️ #seekdiscomfort

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you Varsha That's the motto 🌊

[@jennypeterlein3088]

Wow, this video was fantastic, great and very informative. Thank you for showing and explaining! ⚓👍👏

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you

[@Daniel-th3rv]

Exceptional footage! Makes us realize how small we are when compared to nature. Keep up the good work👍

[@harsha9637]

09:33.... Particularly this shot gave me goosebumps. That bgm perfectly elevated that shot. Loved your content. Subscribed 🙌☺️

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you Harsha

[@sammarazainab4119]

Hi KSN! sea was so scary ,mind blowing cinematic shots, stay safe and strong through all the season and started to wait for next vlog.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you sammara

[@ankitchaurasia5056]

Salute you sir as you take so much of risk for us.

[@philipstaite4775]

Thank you for the shots of the sea - especially beautiful from the aft station watching the waves fold back around and come together. The fixed shots aimed forward showing the pitching were impressive too. Surprisingly little roll, does the ship have stabilizers or were you just lucky in the course and wave direction?

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

We were lucky due to the wave direction Plus we have a few draft but no stabilizer

[@bengaliartist7854]

Sea was so scary 😨 and weather was so stromy But you are a very good navigator . You never disappoint us . Truly remarkable and adventures journey . Mind blowing Footage . Wish you all the very best 👍👍👍

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you so much

[@roadboat9216]

Thanks for the video. That is a big and potentially hazardous stretch of ocean on a great circle. But I have to laugh. I guess it is all relative. You were commenting on the “small” fishing boat. Well I would call it a ship, not a boat because I could probably put my sailboat (that I have crossed oceans with). on it’s deck! Ha ha. My boat it 13 meters long. We carry enough diesel for nearly 2000 nautical miles, (280 US gallons) at 6 kts. This is much more than most cruising sailboats can motor. We can typically sail between 4 and 8 kts. We rarely get to sail a true great circle because we have to follow wind patterns We have sailed in up to 7 meter seas in the Pacific and believe me, that’s plenty. Our height of eye is only about 1.5 meters so even a 2 meter sea is over our heads! That’s why I laugh about your ship in this weather that you are in. Yes, I guess that everything IS relative. Now where even you could get into trouble is in the Agulhas current areas rounding the Cape of Good Hope. It has sunk ships your size!! I have never sailed the Indian Ocean and do not care to ever do that stretch of ocean if I don’t have to. Again thanks for the videos. I am enjoying them.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thanks Fred for tuning back in Indeed it's all relative as you rightly said

[@shippinginbox]

It's very dangerous 👍 #ShippingInbox

[@sheikhshakilanjum3892]

awesome video editing man you are crazy ... and I also want to witness this live moment with my naked eye for that I am also preparing myself ... Thank you for this informative video... have a nice day [brother].

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Means a lot

[@prakashloya1077]

Katan it looks adventurous but much dangerous for Sailors Hope everything went good

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Yes all good Prakash

[@johnsonvasanthkumar1921]

High seas, and in the middle of nowhere sends chilling shocks down the spine, hats off nayyar for your blog, its scary tough, it requires courage, the video looks like a fiction to a relaxing guy but it's realistic to a hard working passionate guy like you, frankly it will be an irony on my part if I fail to recognize the hardship you go through in the ship to make ends meet, thanks for the post. Truly lovely in all its simplicity, I think a film can be made on your life haha. Johnson. Hyderabad jai hind

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you Johnson for such a heartfelt comment

[@sanjeevareddy6458]

Nature is dangerous but it is perfect... great words 🔥🔥

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

🌊⚓

[@theovanstaden5766]

Nice You coming pass me here on the east coast of south africa!👍

[@0502010799]

Brother that was scary. i have a questrion. what happens if, god forbnid, someone fell of of thr ship?

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Will be tough to recover but we shall try our best

[@abhaybari2592]

Good editing ksn sir love from mumbai and all the best for your future..,😍😍

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you

[@karunanithin.ramachandran6482]

If you consider this as a deadly storm you really haven't been in one . Imagine your ship's bridge going into a trough and emerging again like a submarine .

[@melodicewingm2292]

Was that the bulbous bow at 9:42? If so, it appeared green in color. Are the Maersk ships painted red below the waterline, or is another type of anti buildup paint used?

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Yup that' was the bow Some algae deposits

[@sheikhzaffar3860]

I am just addicted to your videos . And your videos are most beautiful and best informative channel of the merchant and best entertainment channel

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you so much

[@MohdZakir-xp8im]

Navigate your vassel safely and don't venture into rough sea ,always avoid it ,cape of good hope (south africa southern most tip ) is very dengerous sea because of its proximity with south pole

[@manuelaffonso2191]

I think it has more to do with the convergence of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. 🌊

[@kailashsingh9994]

No words to describe ur volg and very excited and happy that season 3 will have 45 to 50 episodes

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Yup will do my best

[@_1Pulkit]

Bhiya while taking shots pls be sure that u are completely safe love u 💕💕💕

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Always ❤️

[@thesam6887]

Bhaiyya how much you earn from KZbin?

[@AryanKumar-vl4qk]

Sorry for 9 Minutes lates bhaiya 😁

[@sushantdalvi8650]

Bhi Hindi me bolo

[@vijayajitkumar1]

read the bhagwat gita it will make your connectionn to the universe , to the ocean and to your ship

[@Bharatiya12321]

The good thing is he is spritual person, which is very rare

[@Ronit.w]

When nature has to take you , it will take you 💝

[@ashleycrawford1896]

Stay safe out there my friend, your doing an awesome job

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you

[@mcboppey777]

Brave sailors with ocean adventures. Gods blessings shall always be with you ⭐🇮🇳🦸🙏

[@malathij5431]

Karanvir Singh good footage, good presentation even I loved your philosophical connection. 👍🏻👍🏻😘😘 Let God be with you always helping you in every sail. Thank you once again.

[@ryanr.6118]

Your choice of music in the intensce/storm moments is EXCELLENT... presentation 100% , please be safe and KEEP bring us excellent videos !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you Ryan

[@SpicerianUN490]

Since you are navigation through the sea ⛵ , is the ship 🚢 directly connected to the satellite ?

[@marsa7600]

Yeah, INMARSAT satellites + that we have receivers for GPS.

[@drphilgee6430]

Loose the music... .Just more Crap

[@austindsouza9672]

Karan bro awesome vlog. Good content. Appreciate your efforts in making interesting videos inspite of your busy work schedule. Keep up the good work your doing bro 👌

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thanks Austin

[@jameslynch165]

Amazing footage, you guys are just so lucky to experience the power of the sea. 👌

[@vandemataram6830]

Hat's off you sir🙏🙏 Great deeds always have great blessings🙏 from others And here you are serving all over the world, connecting the 7 seas

[@thesam6887]

Bhaiyya aap bot earn krte ho, hame apki ship lifestyle dikhate ho but kya app really ship lifestyle Happy ho kya ? Muze sach batao plz. Bhaiyya aap 100 mese kitne happy ho aur kitne sad 😢

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Yes I like it

[@ericdickson123]

I'm from SA , what Port are you heading to in SA ? I was supposed to fly out today myself but they waiting on my Vessels ETA before booking my flights so still waiting , all packed and ready to go

[@manuelaffonso2191]

2 days ago, ships's position said that it was docked in Durban. Might have sailed now, so you can check. Good luck.

[@ericdickson123]

@@manuelaffonso2191 Thanks Man , I'm in Port Elizabeth so wouldve missed him at port anyways , wouldve tried to get a photo of his Ship when he ports or leaves . Stay safe out there man

[@ADITYA_0048]

Bro can I join merchant Navy with commerce stream without maths ??????? Please reply

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Not as an officer

[@marsa7600]

@@KaranvirSinghNayyar Well, the math as an officer is not that hard.

[@meghrajnandani4992]

Omg 😳, what were those shots man. I haven't seen anyone doing so perfect. And editing is topnotch

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you meghraj

[@bibekjyotimahantanath2438]

aay brother appreciate your hard work man, inspite of being in a very busy schedule through the storm you narrated your voyage so perfectly salute🙌 and also lots of love from assam!!!♥♥

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you Bibek

[@Jeff-za]

Welcome to South Africa 😁

[@immortalgamer_5531]

Indian Ocean one of the toughest especially in these months of monsoon

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Absolutely

[@dahodkagamer3377]

I love merchant Navy ❤️

[@m.asquino7403]

Just another normal day at sea, what's the problem?

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Haha

[@tinytales-juniors]

My dream job to be a seaman But not all dreams come real But because of your videos I really feel that life Pitching, rolling., Sea sick, tough sea life.. and most beautiful scenery, views, locations Many stroms will come in your way, but your desire to learn, show, explore will overcome all your obstacles. Happy and safe voyage dear brother 💗

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thanks ramanth

[@wakeup6677]

I’m a ocean fishermen in Alaska some fishing boats have like 1 month of fuel, then a big mother ship boat will resupply when ever needed

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thanks for letting me know

[@wakeup6677]

Yes sir I just returned from 5 months working for crab. Always loved your videos. Thinking about a career change. Tug boat or cargo like you!

[@Drummer81able]

Stupid question, but i dont know the answer....is it aloud to be outside on deck during really rough storms? I bet it can be dangerous.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

It's allowed but from the leeward side

[@Drummer81able]

Thank you for your answer. I can stop thinking of the danger of beeing washed over bord. Hope that never happen

[@ArcAudios77]

Best wishes you have as you move through the water. Regards from Western Scotland.

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you

[@ArcAudios77]

@@KaranvirSinghNayyar Stay safe Sir. Continue with regards sent.

[@mariamatjatji2310]

Welcome to south africa buddy ❤️

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thanks Maria

[@khushsn617]

When you are alone ,you read all the comments definitely

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

I do

[@GetOutsideYourself]

It doesn't really come across as severe and deadly on the video.

[@dipikaroy9062]

মোহময়ী সমুদ্র.... খু্ব ভালো হোয়েছে। God bless u ❤️❤️❤️

[@ristondsouza1338]

4:26 they have fuel of nearly 10,000 litre One side 5,000 and another side 5,000 for fishing boat .... They stay for fishing 10 to 13 days...

[@ristondsouza1338]

kzbin.info_-jbYdhcJUY?feature=share small vedio

[@KaranvirSinghNayyar]

Thank you for letting us know

[@ristondsouza1338]

@@KaranvirSinghNayyar after 2-3 months later I will make vedio now can't go sea for fishing now its rough at sea ...