Swiss Family Visits IKEA In INDIA 🇮🇳 HITEC CITY In HYDERABAD

While we visit the Hitec City here in Hyderabad (Cyderabad) we are also visiting IKEA and try the food there. Is it just exactly like the original in Europe? Or is it different? Do we feel like in Europe while visiting? Let's watch the video and find out. Also please do share the video if possible - the algorithm is not doing me too many favors, so let's see what will happen.
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[@RaviKumar-td8el]

Hyderabad was the 1st city to have probably the largest IKEA store in INdia and many are proud of the store & its philosophy! Your family seems completely at home (like in your country) & so thrilled! So nice. Best wishes!

[@yvesthesleeve]

It's exactly the same like in Europe except for the hot dogs

[@bobbyeapen6049]

@@yvesthesleeve hhaa the hotdogs... they could use chicken dogs... yah, always get the mashed potato and the meatballs

[@yramuacwa]

Hey that is "Telugu" our local language you are indicating besides english IKEA

[@yvesthesleeve]

Noted

[@jrs2002]

IKEA is actually rapidly expanding in India both with physical and online offerings. Currently IKEA is present in 3-4 cities in India plus it's under way of expanding to another 5-6 cities.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I see

[@contrarian322]

Average furniture in India atleast in Hyderabad is more expensive than IKEA because people prefer more durable materials than particle boards of 14mm thickness . IKEA is for renting youth who move to Hyderabad for jobs . The rest don’t prefer ikea though the price is halfway what you get from other places .

[@yvesthesleeve]

Duly noticed

[@krypticencoder]

Just to mention , prices at IKEA is very reasonable. For perspective, compare the prices at IKEA with a decent meal anywhere in India excluding cheap street food. You would probably pay more for a McDonald’s gourmet burger >rs 250. Even the items is best compared to a furniture, accessories store for a fair unbiased comparison. Another point is, ikea is not a status symbol brand associated with the well off. On the contrary it seen as brand that is mostly in the premium category among home furnishing stores. Not luxurious by a long shot.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Well,. we stopped eating the poisonous food at Mc Donalds, but of course this is also expensive. I regularily eat a great Thali for 60 or 70 RS, so the prices are very different.... Or just imagine you can have a huge plate of chicken Biryani for 150 Rs and be full. At Ikea I was just as hungry before and after eating.

[@gangleader3057]

happy family your family is very supportive and very excited ALWAYS BE HAPPY happy family

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thank you so much 😀

[@vvreddyother]

You have been largely moving in low income group areas , where everything would be at affordable prices to the public. But you didn’t realise that in big cities there are groups/ people earning same kind of salaries in Europe. For these groups IKEA is a cheaper and affordable shopping than some of the up market luxury stores and malls. It is good you see both sides of India. For your information some hi tech Indians are returning to India from Europe and US as they are now earning comparable salaries back home. Bonus is own culture, extended families and cheaper food and services.

[@yvesthesleeve]

It is actually quite interesting, when you go to Ikea in Europe you buy the cheapest stuff there is, but here it is not so cheap

[@mahendrareddy6625]

3:00 That is Telugu not hindi in hyderabad people speaking telugu language

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes, makes sense of course

[@bostamanmuhammad7332]

Very quiet compared to Malaysia IKEA. Take care bro

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes, true, at least I suppose, I am looking forward to be seeing Ikea in KL.

[@kalyanamkvjs]

Good to see you in Hyderabad.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks mate

[@vidyutmulki2807]

Continental food looks delicious. The prices are not that bad. At least you folks are having safe and hygienic food. This food court follows all safety protocols

[@yvesthesleeve]

Well, usually we pay food for all of us for the price of one plate here, so it is quite expensive.

[@YPR4022]

All the South Indian cities are safe and quiet good ,,,,,..Hyderabad to Bangalore to Chennai 😊😊😊😊😊

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes I would agree on that

[@mexicanmomo]

Ikea prices are completely cheaper than store prices in India. I personally prefer it. But only issue is Ikea doesn't promote traditional indian furnitures . I think Ikea is yet to expand in big Indian cities and online presence.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I wonder that this is considered cheap, I find it very expensive

[@sairamaddepalli1533]

​@@yvesthesleeve IKEA prices are expensive. I agree with you.

[@SameerDharmasastha]

​@@yvesthesleeve because you can't afford doesn't make expensive for Indians 😊

[@supernerd8527]

​@@SameerDharmasastha because a few can afford, doesn't make them cheap for Indians. Comparison is done based on what the majority of the population can afford. IKEA is expensive.

[@jamourmichylova9678]

Great. Thanks for the great video, but I miss the Museums in your rapportages. Why, if I may ask you....????

[@yvesthesleeve]

Oh we get very bored in museums, especially the kids

[@speer458]

It is not the price but the verity of items at one single place that attracts people to IKEA. Indians prefer to bild Furniture with quality woods so is cheaper in IKEA India that use normal materials than you buy outside. Food prices are comparable to west but still very cheap.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Well, compared to the west of course

[@Allthingsnicey]

I really don’t understand why people are crazy about ikea furniture, it’s not very good quality at all. Probably because of the style I guess. More people are leaning towards contemporary style lately. But, this furniture in ikea is very light weight , not solid wood. It’s okay for the apartments, I wouldn’t buy for a nice big house.

[@supernerd8527]

Definitely no! We can get much better furniture at 25% of IKEA prices in India. There are many talanted carpenters here. IKEA is good for bulk orders of multi-national corporate offices but for domestic usage we have a lot of options. You can collaborate with the carpenters for designing your furniture, bargain and oversee. IKEA is useful when price is not a concern and the user don't have time to explore the option.

[@srinivasmanyam9065]

Brother it’s Telugu not Hindi our mother tongue in Hyderabad ( Names written in English and Telugu )

[@yvesthesleeve]

Duly noted, brother

[@vyj5562]

In India cheapest nd reasonable shop means dmart

[@yvesthesleeve]

Understood

[@abhignanm7630]

You went all the way near mind space but didn't went through the streets of knowledge city and dallas center

[@yvesthesleeve]

Ah, I did not know

[@neerajsharma-ls9vk]

Nc tour of Ikea

[@yvesthesleeve]

cheers mate

[@JaneDoe-jl5it]

Good to see Ikea in India! Pricing is the same, as the middle class in India can afford it now, I suppose. The meatballs remind me of the small food portions in Europe😅What no hotdog, dang!!😜

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yeah, no hot dogs!

[@kushaljain4582]

Go and have a cup of tea at cafe niloufer and make a vlog while having it. You are going to surely like it

[@yvesthesleeve]

Alright

[@johnstephen7081]

If you're still in Hyderabad, try the mutton biryani at Shah Ghouse.. it's the best

[@yvesthesleeve]

Alright

[@theyousuf8043]

Amazing

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks

[@shyam7327]

You are right but not all people in India are cheap and ikea is not costly by any means even in India! It’s just good and affordable

[@chaw294]

Interesting walkabout in Ikea. Well, l guess the setting in all lkeas in the world is more or less similar. Great meal with the family. Am proud of Vincent and Olive to give their reviews as "mouth watering" and "more than awesome". Smart kids !! Well, thanks a bunch for sharing this awesome video, Sir. Yeah, it's a great idea to make/divide this HiTech City video into 3 parts. Too long videos might kill the interest of those short attention span viewers. Anyway, thanks again and good day to all.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks a bunch, the only thing they dont have are the hot dogs and the princess cakes which I always eat in Europe. I must check Ikea at Malaysia next time.

[@gulqureshi5681]

Hey Mr.Moonshine can u do a travel cost video in the future? Tell us how much do u spend in a month including everything while travelling ... I am just curious.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes I could, but it varies from country to country...

[@dayakarkavalla9]

Nice family brother.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks mate

[@pv.chalapathirao4581]

All the best🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks mate

[@aaamp21]

You said right its like status symbol for new rich / upper middle class people to visit such malls in India. So you can see all malls are crowded on weekends specially food courts in malls are so expensive but still people go there and eat as most of them don't shop anything else so they spend on food

[@yvesthesleeve]

I see...

[@uc1181]

Welcome to Hyderabad

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks mate

[@KiranMachiraju]

28:00 - No problem you can buy a cake in any bakery 😊. What on earth is this "Princess Cake"?😅

[@yvesthesleeve]

Oh that princess cake is great with green marzipan and cream

[@xavierferrao2938]

Plz try the Taj Mahal veg @ Sec-bad sir

[@pradym2497]

Salam walikum is a Pakistani salute. Please stick to Namaste, pranam, sat shri akaal...

[@yvesthesleeve]

Salam Ualekum is a Muslim Greeting, not a Pakistani one. It means 'Peace be upon you', maybe the most peaceful greeting. Get educated before you try to talk politics.

[@pradym2497]

@@yvesthesleeve Don't see politics where none exist. I told you politely and directly about how that greeting come across to an average Indian, that greeting is neither prominent nor commonly used here in India. In India Indic greetings are used mainly. How would you feel if Russian greeting is used in your home country? Anyway continue as you deem fit, correct and proper. It was Only a feedback....

[@user-tns1986]

Tea&croissants are gd there

[@yvesthesleeve]

I am sure

[@tenton459]

Fragrance is scented candles.

[@yvesthesleeve]

sure thing

[@mullavirendra9858]

What you said was true it is tooo expensive

[@yvesthesleeve]

sure thing

[@mullavirendra9858]

Can you explain me detail because why we do not use microwave

[@yvesthesleeve]

microwave kills everything completely and also makes the food toxic.

[@mullavirendra9858]

@@yvesthesleeve but now in India also they are addicting to it

[@FerganaValleyBarlas]

Rich and Poor divide and the affordability. You stated the facts without any pressure.

[@yvesthesleeve]

cheers mate

[@nayanekbote1255]

Visit city center mall (sharath city center mall)

[@atukulachittibabu4634]

He meant Sharat city capital mall. City center mall is different....and small.

[@fatahabukar]

Amazing vlog

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks mate

[@fatahabukar]

@@yvesthesleeve I'm in hydrebad bro now we can do collabs together I'm new youtuber

[@uttamsinghbaghele]

Happy Holi 🎉🎉❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

Happy Holi!

[@spookyargument7537]

As a Swiss person IKEA should be the last thing you would visit in Hyderabad!

[@yvesthesleeve]

No, it should be one of the first things

[@karvind5005]

IKEA SUPER U R FOOD DELISIOUS...

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@betaverse4090]

This can't be possible , has to be an old vlog, or are you fr back in India 😅 again, i have lost count...aftee Gabriel Traveler you might be the second vlogger who has visited India d most.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Well, I have visited India before becoming a vlogger many times. And I we always spent full visa stay there whereas Gabriel only ever goes for a few weeks.

[@kushaljain4582]

Why aren't you guys posting new videos ? Your subscribers are eagerly waiting to see your videos. Are you still in Hyderabad? Why haven't you gone to cafe niloufer till now you've said that you will check it out and if you are not willing to go there please tell me because I can't be living in a belief that you would visit it and create a vlog as I have requested it to you

[@yvesthesleeve]

All new videos, I create the videos I want and only those

[@kushaljain4582]

@@yvesthesleeve Oh so it means you don't want to give it a try. That's fine . I just wanted your stay in this magnificent city Hyderabad to be great and the answer that you have given me is a little rude because you said you only create those videos which you want not those which you're told to . I have asked earlier to you whether you would be visiting niloufer or not you could have answered not interested or I won't be able to go there because my trip is done . I am extremely unsatisfied by your reply. I feel bad for you that you haven't tried the tea I have suggested you

[@Damian_HENRY]

You guys related to Robinson crusoe?

[@yvesthesleeve]

Sure thing 😀

[@charmingbells7064]

Waiting for Indore blog ❤

[@kuldeepsaini5334]

Thoroughly Enjoyed. Thanks and regards 😊

[@yvesthesleeve]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@angth5347]

Huge building 😊

[@yvesthesleeve]

oh yes

[@randomvolgger]

I am from Hyderabad and Hyderabad have lot of middle class people and 250 rs is not that expensive. If u go to any mall u will find out how expensive foods are . 250 is slightly over priced but not that expensive . U hv checked alot of old city places , u haven’t checked the places where middle class people live . U haven’t checked the places where rich people live. Ikea is for middle class people. Nobody prefers to eat at IKEA ,coz we have lot of places where we get the best food .

[@yvesthesleeve]

Sure thing, in Europe Ikea is popular to eat as people love the meat balls and hot dogs

[@rajkalinadhabhotla8436]

I like your videos , esp. the ones from India. Btw It says Ikea in Telugu not Hindi. You are in Telugu speaking state. 🙂

[@yvesthesleeve]

Ah I see sure

[@MANUxAxL]

Good to see u in Hyderabad..these restaurants r not so expensive 80% of Indians or Hyderabadis eat here after shopping.. these r not lyk those dine in star hotels those suck our bucks

[@yvesthesleeve]

Well, according to me it is rather pricey, for a little plate you pay 250 Rs, that is not cheap. I get a gigantic chicken Biryani for 150 - 200.

[@MANUxAxL]

@@yvesthesleeve 😀well if u want to eat Biryani. We usually eat biryani in Hyderabad atually we choose Byryani all the time wen we boose.

[@SB29240]

Ikea has presence in most of Indian cities but poor and middle class people prefer dmart reliance Birla super markets and to some extent metro by business people

[@yvesthesleeve]

I can understand, it's not so cheap..

[@SB29240]

@@yvesthesleeve only higher middle class and rich people can afford

[@SB29240]

@@yvesthesleeve have you visited Gachibowli and Ramoji film city still in Hyderabad or left

[@naalifejourney]

More than affordability, it's also a question of is it worth the money? As Indians, most of us are budget conscious, leaving the youngsters. If we get a better deal elsewhere, we prefer that. India has a very affordable furniture market made with better quality also.

[@tejaavula5119]

I liked you video exept that terrible word salamalekum

[@yvesthesleeve]

It means peace be upon you. You have to think what things you find terrible.

[@user-qc6kz9jo9j]

I used to go to IKEA Nicosia Cyprus❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@yvesthesleeve]

Alright, I have never been there

[@user-qc6kz9jo9j]

@@yvesthesleeve Below Turkey

[@MG23418]

IKEA is simple living.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes

[@charmaine8512]

In India the carpenters will bend over backwards to design what you thr customer wants. Sad that all these foreign stores are come to a country that has a lot of labour thst is highly skilled in this craftmanship

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes I agree

[@user-vk9kb2mz2c]

unlike european countries carpenters here are very cheap so instead of going to ikea bringing those huge things most of indians prefer to buy stuff online and get a carpenter who would do everything. that is why ikea isnt that successful in india

[@yvesthesleeve]

I see, makes sense

[@MrVinay-xj2ug]

❤

[@vvreddyother]

I am from Hyderabad and though you don’t find IKEA that crowded, they are doing roaring business. You can check the figures in google. Most Indian (Hyderabadi) homes, particularly all those multistoried flats order furniture online and the technicians go to their houses to install. Furniture in IKEA is cheap.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Alright, that comes as a surprise

[@zulqarnainaliauthor]

great

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks

[@TooniMe]

There are many ikea in India in different states

[@kamunikarthik9630]

Only 5 stores

[@yvesthesleeve]

I see

[@ranjanvishal000]

❤❤

[@kushaljain4582]

I think you should have tea at cafe niloufer. It tastes really good. I think you are going to like it. Give it a try if you can .

[@yvesthesleeve]

I'll check it out!

[@joydeeproy1580]

That was the cheapest flight to Europe and back😂

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes true 😀

[@bhavanamurthy4255]

Swiss family feels ikea eateries are expensive and grand hotel is better wow dear me😊❤😂

[@yvesthesleeve]

It is very expensive. 250 RS for a little plate and you are still hungry after. You can get huge plate of Biryani for 200 and be extremely satisfied and full.

[@aakarsh27]

If you are still in hyderabad, please shall I meet you

[@yvesthesleeve]

Well, not there anymore

[@xavierferrao2938]

Happy eating ❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks mate

[@bharathrajajenda8218]

👌👌👌👌

[@MG23418]

There are so many suspicious people around They have to consider the safety of the customers.

[@yvesthesleeve]

that is true

[@emmanottingham6233]

Dime bar cake please

[@yvesthesleeve]

That I love

[@Madhusudhan_reddy]

We love you

[@yvesthesleeve]

Cheers mate

[@HelloHarini]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤love you all❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

cheers mate

[@AshokKumar-292]

In India DMart is the cheapest mall in india.

[@yvesthesleeve]

duly noted

[@phil1press]

...been to an IKEA store in the US. By American standards, IKEA sells cheap furniture...

[@yvesthesleeve]

the cheapest of all of them

[@user-jl1ho7dl7v]

Beautiful vlogs sir 😊

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks a ton

[@itsmejohnson5931]

The national language of that state and that city is Telugu. And you’re saying welcome pleasantries in some alien languages. Atleast you could’ve said it in English

[@yvesthesleeve]

Ah well, I thought it was good enough for everybody to understand

[@itsmejohnson5931]

@@yvesthesleeve can you please clarify what you mean "good enough for everybody to understand"? Also, you said the IKEA name banner was in Hindi. Even though it was a guess it won't go well with locals as it's a very sensitive issue in the union there. Every nation in the Indian union has their own national language besides English. Nobody forces a foreigner to use their national language you can simply use English but when you say it's Hindi it indoctrinates misinformation and people who do not have domain level knowledge will think it's true. I live in Germany.. can I go to any of the German speaking countries and say that "oh well, they speak Russian and here it's written in russian right?!" Do you think it will go well? I like your videos and presentations but some mistakes about national identities simply cannot be tolerated. These are some simple things you must research first. India is nothing but a European Union. There is no ONE culture, language, tradition or ethnicity. Period!

[@samiuddinomer8154]

Wa alaikum salaam Hadaak allaah Welcome to hyderabad 😍 deccan ❤

[@antonylambert5151]

Fuck your greetings in crap language

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks mate

[@Desi_Lifestyle007]

First like first comment ❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

🙏🙏🙏

[@Eswar.562]

2:57 It's not Hindi it's Telugu

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes I got this now

[@anishmohan2705]

I think u r very calculative person than ur wife, but she is very cool ....

[@yvesthesleeve]

It is the other way around, funny how this works

[@lonelysoul8352]

250 rs is not expensive

[@yvesthesleeve]

For most people in India it is very expensive. I eat a yummy thali for 80 rupees. 250 is expensive.

[@priyapillay373]

​@@yvesthesleeve sorry I belong to a middle class family n we oder rs 1000/ for foods, atleast thrice a weak .

[@vijaymehta5538]

U are the best

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks mate

[@khandavillianirudh8741]

6:03 I think you went to IKEA on a weekday. If you go there on weekends, crowd will be next level. It's even tough to get a table in restaurant on weekends. 6:43 15:37 17:00 Yes you are absolutely right. Ikea is a very costly thing here. Only rich and ultra rich guys shop for furniture and interior decoration for home in IKEA. Most of them just go, see and chill out there. Since products are imported from Europe and due to transport & taxes, things are so expensive in IKEA. Even food we rarely buy from IKEA like once or twice a year and if we go with friends to IKEA for food we share the bill due to high cost. 11:27 , 11:59 I appreciate your timing in making some humour. I really like your humour and laugh aloud when you do some humour.🤣🤣🤣 17:10 I believe you guys have felt like having some homemade food in Switzerland. Happy that you guys had somewhat native food of your country. Actually once I had Veggie balls, It was so tasteless due to extremely less salt and decided never eat veggie balls again but I love IKEA Cheesecake. 24:06 24:17 😂😂😂 28:30 Hey it's your opinion why should someone get angry on you for telling your opinion. I personally believe your opinions are genuine and straightforward. I like that thing in you.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks so much for your contribution

[@khandavillianirudh8741]

@@yvesthesleeve Welcome Ian it's my pleasure. I like the way you travel and inspired from it.

[@charmingbells7064]

Ikea food is not worth of money outside same biryani will be of 200 rupees with extra sauces 😮.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes, what a comparison, I had a huge chicken biryani and mutton biryani for 200 Rs and here a plate is 250 and I am still as hungry as before. The Biryani is difficult to finish. And it is much better of course

[@neosmith166]

I think most middle class people can afford IKEA cafeteria. Portions might be small but 250 bucks for Chicken meatball curry is a good deal.

[@yvesthesleeve]

That is not a curry but 250 for this little plate is very expensive.

[@Fusesiesu]

Hey south Andhra namaskar

[@LovelyBarn-bp4tj]

Only namaste 🙏

[@yvesthesleeve]

I greet everyone

[@antonylambert5151]

😅

[@noneofurbusiness3335]

Wtf when did Hyderabad have ikea. I can buy super quality stuff with 10 times less price lol. Pure social status stuff like you said pal 😂 can’t disagree 😂

[@yvesthesleeve]

👍👍👍

[@nikhiln6583]

Hey swiss bro....hii😊😊

[@yvesthesleeve]

hi here

[@souvagyaranjannayak4408]

You said that " there is no way of knowing that you are in India" after seeing the well-organized IKEA store. What actually you were expecting?? Were you expecting to be full of trash in the store. Typical stereotypical European mindset....

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes, it is very much not Indian in there, everything is very clean and nicely organised like in Europe. Do you think I should spread Propaganda about India and say it is not what it is. Not me. I report everything like it is

[@astrostar43]

U certainly don't represent Europe then ..with yr kids jumping into the beds in the store with filthy feet!! Milking India for all its worth & then criticizing it & comparing it to Europe!! Swedish meatball dish is unique to Ikea ..why compare apples to oranges... always griping about prices ... even when paying so little for food with the high value of the dollar... why not stay in yr own country where U could not even get a croissant for that amt!!

[@naalifejourney]

​​​@@yvesthesleevemost malls in india are pretty well organized. Private sector is very efficient, it's the government owned ventures which are lagging behind And Indian middle class is huge, around 300 million. . I generally appreciate your content and the way you teach your kids about all the cultures. But, wanted to make a comment that India's population is huge and there is a lot of money in the country and everything is hugely expensive now there. So 250 rs has kind of become common for middle class now. Ironically, the food is the same and the charges are only for the ambience and brand.

[@saishashi9978]

Namaste Ram Ram 🎉🎉 IKEA India is in loss.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I can imagine that... It's rather expensive where as in Europe it's very cheap

[@saishashi9978]

@@yvesthesleeve Indians are more inclined towards pure wood furniture but IKEA doesn't sell pure wood items only creamy layer who are rich in India spend huge amounts for brand and rest of India buys from traditional outlets. Few people got attracted to some designs at first but traditional outlets copied them later.

[@sangeetapatkar410]

You are condescending

[@yvesthesleeve]

Ridiculous

[@Praveen1991917]

You should always remember that in cities there are people who can afford this and there are people who cannot afford this. Yes, the number of people who cannot afford this is definitely higher, but when you compare this numer with Western countries, that number is still very high so I can see why Ikea is interested in growing their market in India. However, in my view, Ikea just doesnt get popular in India because it doesn't suit Indian culture so most people avoid this kind of rooms even if they can afford it. I dont know if it is only for me, but I feel like the rooms environment feel like rather boring and dull and most Indians are quite vibrant and enthusiastic. Hence, this is completely goes against the taste of Indians. I always wondered how Western people like this kind of environment at home.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I sometimes ask myself that too...

[@Praveen1991917]

@@yvesthesleeve , ask yourself what?

[@viinay9]

In India first NAMESTE, NAMASKAR, then the rest of the salutation India is 85% are Hindus and the rest follows ....I am an Indian Christian FYI salam walikum best suited in a muslim country or a muslim area

[@yvesthesleeve]

Hyderabad has a very big Muslim population, however, this channel is secular, I have many Muslim subscriber, I respect all people and religions

[@entertainmentduniya4526]

Kahe apna ijjat gira rha hai

[@bothamreddy]

​@@yvesthesleeve hyderabad only some part of it which is not developed has more Muslim population. Rest all are hindus

[@horamuk]

Arey pulihora avasaramaa nee godi qualities ikkada

[@abhimusafir]

Yes In Hyderabad Salam is also acceptable

[@RameshKumar-gq9gm]

Come to chandigarh you will find that is the best city of india for living near and clean with greenery and full of educated people's.