Is Bangalore Safe For Women At Night? | 2 AM stories | EP 7

Join us as we hit the streets of Bengaluru after dark to see if it's safe for women at 2AM. We'll check out the IT spots, party scenes, and even hop on the metro to chat with locals. But things take a scary turn when something creepy happens during our metro ride. Find out what it's really like for women out at night in Bengaluru.
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[@dishamakhija7727]

No city is safe for women in india, strict actions should be taken even for small thing

[@Darsh__2025]

I agree 😢😢

[@user-xq2kf2yd9t]

Mizoram Chennai bhuvneshwar and more it's only about mentality and sanskar

[@dishamakhija7727]

@@user-xq2kf2yd9t of harassers. Exactly

[@RN-qs6jd]

its not safe at 2am even in western countries drunked womens get raped there with concent, in india even good mens don't party at 2am so why do you want that? vo time sharabi or aiyasho ka hai me khud ek ladka hu aaj tak 2am bhar party nhi karne gya vo baat alag hai late ho gya khi se lakin tab bhi me akela public transport se nhi travel karta kuki gunde bhi ghumte hai 2 baje. to jab tak jyada hi emergency ho bhar nikalna hi ku hai ladki ko ya ladke ko

[@sarcasticmems]

U need to visit mumbai

[@jhanvibharti2818]

Can't believe that people are blaming her and the way she dress, some are even blaming her for being attractive.

[@HITANSH_JEE2]

🤦 feminist 🤦

[@jhanvibharti2818]

@@HITANSH_JEE2 I pointed out the dumb logic of others, that makes me a toxic feminist?

[@C_Stories]

@@HITANSH_JEE2abeyance saale incel chal nikl Victim blaming Victim card Men☕️👹

[@mikekaze7175]

Bhai hate karna chor de. Isme ladki ki kya galti hai. Usne revealing clothes pehna he iska matlab ye nehi use tum disrespect ya abuse karo. Mere kuch female friends hey jo thoda revealing clothes pehnti hai lekin won logo ka dil atcha hai yaar. Ase hateful hone se aur problem badhe. Aur jaha taak mujhe pata hai ladkiya revealing clothes esiliye nehi pehnti taki lakde unko buri najar dekhe , aur jyada taar ladki fashion and comfort ke liye hi pehnti hai aur confidence ke liye vi@@HITANSH_JEE2

[@mikekaze7175]

​@@HITANSH_JEE2 Bhai hate karna chor de. Isme ladki ki kya galti hai. Usne revealing clothes pehna he iska matlab ye nehi use tum disrespect ya hurt karo. Mere kuch female friends hey jo thoda revealing clothes pehnti hai lekin won logo ka dil atcha hai yaar. Ase hateful hone se aur problem badhenge. Aur jaha taak mujhe pata hai jyada taar ladkya revealing clothes fashion, comfort and confidence ke liye pehenti hey.

[@notyourkuri]

Mumbai : I'm better Banglore : no I'm better Delhi : ☠️

[@user-rv6js2xj9v]

we all know specially in india 50% of women are not even safe within the confines of their own homes. mumbai &banglore it's not entirely safe ."

[@shreyarajput3084]

pune is bestt

[@AnuragYadav-ew5so]

@@shreyarajput3084 I think so

[@Skizzo___21]

Delhi is just a shithole

[@sevati-sn7nk]

Delhi is the only place I hate the most ....too many problems out there

[@RythaMohan-yy6oh]

What r some people talking about? “Red light area/ the way she dresses/ not safe for EVEN men”!!! This episode might be staged... but don’t u think, people may have emergencies, when & where they need to venture out on the streets at odd hrs... THE CITY SHOULD BE SAFE! Victim-blaming is not solving anything. Do u think, a girl wearing a chudidhar covering her entire body would be “cat called”/ “safer” than this lady, at 2 AM?

[@taycan3002]

If you ever see men psychology,men avoid to stare at woman wearing chudidar than woman wearing full leg showing cloths.

[@Eddy-The-Boy]

Y’all blaming her for her dress? BUT IF A MAN, goes around shirtless it is not a problem. IF A MAN, wears trousers or adjusts his vetti in public it is also not a problem. You guys perform well in double standards! Either way, we should aim for safety of both the genders! You guys are only telling women to cover up, but what about men? Also tell them control their eyes? Scared?

[@Studyneet-d5t]

That's not the way how nature works ,, Men are attracted to women in most cases not the other way around, This will never get changed ,,

[@joey9784]

y'all in comments need to chill tf out and accept Bangalore is not as good as Mumbai

[@user-rv6js2xj9v]

Chill bro women kahi bhi safe nahi hai india mein

[@user-rv6js2xj9v]

Approximately 16 cases related to women are filed every day in Mumbai. In 2023, 5,913 cases were registered related to women, and 5,570 cases were detected by the police, resulting in a 94% detection rate. In 2022, 6,156 cases were lodged related to women, and the detection rate was 81%.We don't know how many cases have not been registered yet. Stop trying to glorify mumbai is safe , we all know specially in india 50% of women are not even safe within the confines of their own homes. I'm not saying Mumbai isn't safe. It is relatively safe compared to other states, but it's not entirely safe."

[@llecropus3465]

​@@user-rv6js2xj9vno place is safe for woman dude

[@gg.nrr7]

you should also chill out lol cz even mumbai is not safe for a girl alone at night.

[@llecropus3465]

@@gg.nrr7 no city is safe

[@MyStoryMyLifeMyJourney]

It happened with me in Hyderabad almost 10 years back at a residential area where I went for a Christmas prayer meeting and was returning back on my scooty alone at around 1AM, and one boy started racing with me and was matching my speed or slowing when I slowed . And it was such a shocker that he almost rode beside my bike and groped me, and I lost my balance with shock and fell down.. and I immediately started my bike and went hunting that man, I felt like catching him.. but he was no where traced.. it felt like this guy was waiting on the roads for a female to do this.. and it was a residential area.. I kept going on that road and lane from where that bike started following me for many years after this incident just so I could slap him one tight... but sadly I never could do that and it was a very traumatic experience out of my many experiences..

[@magneticfield2318]

What is your thing with "it was a residential area". Are people supposed to be your watchmen outside their houses? Why wouldn't people sleep inside their houses at 1 am? It is clearly idiotic to go out alone at 1am and give blame to residential area.

[@MyStoryMyLifeMyJourney]

@@magneticfield2318 I don't know weather u r a Mr or Miss.. whoever you are.. I didn't say I was expecting any protection from people or expected people to do watchman job.. all I meant to say is, such creeps are standing outside their gates waiting for prey.. So u are blaming me for going out at odd hours?! Then you are not worth my time to discuss anything else..

[@Mohdali11176]

​@@MyStoryMyLifeMyJourneyIt depends upon the area . Not every place is same but most are safe

[@Takemeaway266]

​@@magneticfield2318"Christmas prayer meeting" she said, ofc they'd have meetings around 12 am, right? Or are you that dumb to not read between the lines?

[@RN-qs6jd]

@@MyStoryMyLifeMyJourney Being a guy 1st always avoid to go out at 1am and on bike or public tansport especially and if its necessary then then i drive very fast. One thing which is not in common in our case i am not scared of being r@ped and if any women ever did that there is no strict law. So, i just want to say if law says admi ki koi izzat nhi then how womens can expect that they can roam like men. And i felt bad for what happend with you! Just keep something with you when you travel at night like rampuri, tamancha if you can you are brave as you said you tried to follow him!

[@dishamakhija7727]

People here asking her not to compare bangalore with mumbai or saying that it is wrong for her to roam around the city at 2am just disgust. Even you guys taking side of such wrong people rather than supporting her. Because of you peoole such harassers, teasers get leverage to do something shitty, and when some girls get raped sab jane candle leke khade ho jaate hai in support of her bhai abb kya fayda she wont return to life or can ever forget what she went through. Pehle hi if you guys support or take actions or help someone in need around you, she wont have to go through that, First change your perspective people.

[@Shivakumar-dk6ph]

even if the guy roam at 2am its his stupidity. take responsibility for ur own actions. people are not our bodyguards. u cannot teach creeps or cr!minals.

[@dishamakhija7727]

@@Shivakumar-dk6ph dude wtf is wrong with you, everyperson should be free to move at any point of time its their fucking choice. Its just that boys/men are more safer when compared to females. Because men and their stupid mentality(now dont come at me for all men, trynna understand me) have made that environment unsafe for us. Actions?? Tf so its our fault now that rape, eve teasing, murders happen. Or the actions of the people who does all of these, first understand who is the victim.

[@dishamakhija7727]

@@Shivakumar-dk6ph i know people are not our bodyguards. Bodyguards are someone who protect us and move around with us all the time until they resign or we fire them But if common people see something bad happening they can help us then and there we are not asking them to roam around with us for a longer time We cant teach the criminals But if super strict actions are taken against them publicly or by the police officials they'll get scared wont think of doing it again

[@bhoomijain404]

True broooo😭😭💗

[@Shivakumar-dk6ph]

@@dishamakhija7727 will any girl do the same when the vict!m is man ? i think nobody cones to help him either. im not comparing. courtesy, generosity, chivalry all the manners died in this modern era. ppl care only about themselves. they dont even help u if u are dying on road and expecting them to help u is foolishness. india is country where people can literally lynch a man. think from both sides of perspective. no matter how strict the law is, humans will commit cr!mes. women always complain about rap cases and how it increasing day by day. my question is which cr!mes has zero cr!me rate ? None. CRlM RATE WILL NEVER GOING TO BE ZERO as long as Humans exists. humans are not robots. they have emotions they will commit cr!mes. its upto us, our safety is in our hands. u cannot blame anyone before urself. yes crim can be controlled with modernizing the society and adopting modern things. but if i wear half naked clothes in a backward town where ppl are not used to it and roam midnight where other prostitutes are also roaming then will definetly treated that way.

[@TheHudah55]

Every woman I know has been groped at all times of day in Bangalore. I was groped whilst accompanying a German tourist, I froze while she ran behind the biker. Terrible state of affairs.

[@user-ch9tt1gl4n]

Even men don't walk solo at 2 am

[@mitalparmar8420]

So what if she walked??? It's a independent country

[@ayaanasingh2877]

Well its also like what if there is an emergency and women or men HAVE to go out ,its still not fair

[@prernapatil6293]

What's the problem??

[@akshayadinesh6179]

Excuse me...what you mean "EVEN" men ??

[@varunkrishna2726]

​@@akshayadinesh6179EXCUSE ME, ms akshaya, going out at 2AM is not safe for men too..'EVEN' men get scared and unsafe

[@venus-ld7qc]

that smoking was not an acting ... seriously who are yall kidding

[@hrijvivijayadas5513]

You. She was kidding you now if you don't want to see anything you can leave peacefully

[@koushikkoya1144]

Dude clearly thats proper smoking cause i smoke and I know the difference between actual and acting

[@NeerajSingh-tx4lt]

Aap jis trah se cigarette ace ki demand kri ussse pta chalta h ki aap smoker ho or viewers ka bewakuf bna rahe ho. But you fool

[@renuk7]

Content bhai content

[@user-vh8zt6bq2v]

Sach bolu meri mummy ye bolti hai ki har ek Mumbai ho ya delhi ya Bangalore etc. Har jagah aache log bhi milegi or gande bhi so aab aisa toh hai nhi ki har jagah sirf aache hi insaan honge dono honge positive bhi and negative bhi but iska matlab ye nhi ki ham jana chod de and hats off to you because kabhi kabhi raat ko bhi bahar nikal na pdta hai and i am a cabin crew so mai jb flight se vapas aati hu toh raat din subah humko aana pdta hai so mai toh aise logo ko har roj face krti hu and aapko sach mai hats off because aapne itna bda risk liya voh bhi every women ki safety ke liye and jo log dress pr comments kr rhe hai shame on you because hum cabin crew aise hi kapde phen kr jaane pdte hai but jiski gandi niyat hoti voh hum nhi badal skte and boys ko kehna chahungi ki agar ladki ne short dress phen rakhi hai toh aapko license mil gya and doesn't mean ki voh sex bhuki hoti hai jo aap sab dress pr comments kr rhe ho

[@Iamlucifeerrr]

Living in so many places i can conclude that mumbai, kolkata are one of the most safe places for girls in india. Baaki it's never about city it's about mentality, police infra sab kuch hone ke baad bhi yeh hoga jab tak literacy is not 100%, and very strict action by law.

[@RN-qs6jd]

hahaha literacy wtf literacy is not reading in school its about teaching how to avoid alcohol, drugs,nightouts, adultry etc or me khud ek ladka hu aaj tak nightout nhi kia or karna hi ku hai agar kisi ladki ko chul hai to apne risk pe kare, daru pi k ladki ko vaise hi hosh nhi rehta or fir unke sath jo kuch bhi hota hai unhe khud pata nhi chalta. or agar bhar jana emergency hai to kisi na kisi ko sath rakho ladke to isi liye akele bhar ghum lete hai kuki unka koi ladki r@pe bhi kar de to most probably unhe dukh nhi hoga they will be happy.

[@praronapal9051]

​@@RN-qs6jddrinking alcohol up to a limit occasionally is not bad?its bad getting addicted.

[@positivekumar3546]

Mentality right. Literacy wrong. Lust doesn't see literacy. Honestly, being a man, koi ladki aise chaddi/ short dress pehen ke ghumegi, to attention jayega hi jayega!

[@praronapal9051]

@@positivekumar3546 that means no girls can wear their clothes according to their wish? And also what about 8 yrs old girl, 12 yrs old girl, ,child girl?they are also not safe.clothes never define anything . girls also know what to wear according to the places.

[@depallibhanu]

Mumbai and kolkata ❤

[@theo4850]

2:46 Dont smoke but acting is too good that she is smoking like a chain smoker wow!

[@indianboi5157]

💀💀💀😂😂😂

[@santoshsahoo1485]

🤣

[@yashraj4463]

Ya 😂😂

[@esakkinatarajan4407]

😂😂😂

[@rajatsiddamal]

exactly man ; why fool others?

[@theo4850]

Didi at 2Am we men are not safe either, not only here in Bangalore in USA as well

[@snehamuralidharan]

Ha dogs are bitten by dogs at night at bangalore true

[@saurabhdixit1987]

Ha ha. Please don't come to usa.

[@theo4850]

@@snehamuralidharan lol! Funny 🤡

[@user-en1eg7yy7d]

​@@snehamuralidharanya ur father also one of those dog's

[@RizwanaliSayyed-to6sb]

True af f

[@dynamicxpathforallautomati6894]

According to her no rape is happening in Mumbai ? Is it true?

[@aradhyachauhan2800]

I also experienced of follow request one....while in train I was with my family and relatives and going to long trip and it was the time of night...all my family was sitting and talking and I was at the right side single seat sitting there and beside me was the door so people was going and coming from there and then many were going and there was a guy who was going and he saw me and gave me a creepy smile and then gone first I felt scared bit then relaxed but in morning when I woke up I checked my instagram and saw request of that guy even tho my account is pvt and tht time I was really terrified☠️

[@AsuraVGC]

If that guy was beautiful kpop background song will be playing

[@tinzz1234]

Ugly ho ya handsome , creepy smile creepy hi hota ​@@AsuraVGC

[@irannacnagathan11]

If you ever feel only metropolitan cities , once visit other district places in other parts of country , you will accept fact that those are far better than metropolis cities

[@kiranpotha8268]

No place or city is safe . Mumbai is definetely and comparatively more safe ❤

[@hauterrfly]

Have you watched our 2 AM Stories Mumbai episode? Here's the link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5bGaaCKaNaKmdE

[@paragdas8719]

Jada safe feel karne ki jarurat nhi , Sab jaga pe crime ha .... Don't imagine anything...

[@theexplainer2626]

3:00 Walk with a fucking camera stick in your hand and keep on murmuring at 2 AM and stay amused that peole are noticing thi shit.....like wtf????

[@akshatkalra5427]

haha pagal samjhega isko 😂

[@rajatsiddamal]

exactly and dressed like that ,just look at other normal peasants who are dressed normally

[@krishnakidasi108]

​@@rajatsiddamalwhat's wrong in her dress ? I mean you need a criminal mind to even notice that. I thought its very common in big cities . The questioning of her dress is the reason why crimes like rapes keeps happening. Imagine if every mother teaches their son that no matter what she's wearing and what time she is on the road, you have no right to do anything bad to her, the whole scenario changes. The men who were staring at her in an inappropriate way seems like they have never seen any woman in such dresses ever. The question of dressing is wrong here v,v wrong here.

[@pre_notyourbff]

Criminal mentality spotted right here lol jeez men are so nasty ​@@rajatsiddamal

[@realSamarthT]

​@@krishnakidasi108 sir, at night in banglore/delhi majority prostitute wear this type of cloths. That's why people mistaken her

[@Randomfellow9952]

Why did you tell women to dress “appropriately” if they are visiting Bangalore?! By saying that you are putting the blame on women!! Clothes don’t rape, rapists rape! So how dare you bring up clothes?!?!

[@jannat50]

Did anyone else notice at 5:43 where this boy sneaked peeked at her really creepy? And came forward to check if she had something on and then went back maybe thinking she was live so he didn't do anything? Or is it just me overthinking?

[@rockstarmighty468]

I also notice

[@yashrajput5133]

He is team member you can see him at back 7:25

[@mohitnegi1033]

Team member h wo

[@rushikesh9824]

You will miss Mumbai's and Maharashtra's safe and rich culture outside Maharashtra

[@Skizzo___21]

So true , most of the Maharashtrian cities are safe

[@forkrust9296]

Its b.s bangalore and mumbai is almost similar there is literally no difference in terms of safety infact Bangalore police is more present when compared to mumbai. This women is clearly biased. This is coming guy who does not live in both these places. Just a third party observer.

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

Marathi culture promotes women empowerment

[@Kushagra.j]

​@@pikachuthunderbolt3919L

[@divijgupta1216]

Sab baat ek taraf.. aur "I don't smoke" bol kr itni perfect smoking krna ek taraf..✌🏻😊

[@RizwanaliSayyed-to6sb]

😂😂

[@rajatsiddamal]

Bhai logonka chutya kaat rahe hai ,hahaha

[@user-ij4db3yo5h]

Bangalore is not even safe for boys at midnight mam

[@shreyashreya1328]

Yeah there are many boys who are victims and even women are bad nowadays 😊

[@raghavbhutani5153]

Almost no place is safe for anyone at 2 am

[@C_Stories]

Then who are they on the streets ??

[@CroqueMonsieur42]

​@@C_StoriesCriminals.

[@arnav1328]

We are living in an era where everyone talks about safety of women and not about men as if men are very safe

[@DollanceMedia]

Bangalore is safe. She was dressed like that, and she was looking attractive, men stared and tried to hit on her. This is a daily thing in the US. If a dude tries to hit on you, he is not harassing you btw. She is just trying to over-dramatize to get views. Please go do something else with your life.

[@SaloniSamel-nq6fq]

Dude dress is not a problem.. mentality is the problem.

[@siddhikasen1554]

I have also faced this situation. I was in a wedding event. And in the event. I got a follow request. Then I checked it . I saw that the person who send me request he was in the event and he was waving at me. I was creep out. I was there with my family. And all the boys were staring at me. I felt bad

[@sumanth_k_]

Most of these spots are red light area after 12am. I am from Bangalore btw. So obviously you are getting judged there.

[@sapnasahu6841]

Dude come to Mumbai, nobody will look at you even if you walk in red light area. I m sure Bangalore is not safe at all. Bloody

[@sumanth_k_]

@@sapnasahu6841 Mumbai and red light area? You people are used to it. So nobody gives a fuck.

[@sapnasahu6841]

@sumanth_k_ We are Mumbaikars we don't judge ppl by the area ,like you said these spots are red light area so ur getting judges bullshit Bangalore

[@sumanth_k_]

@@sapnasahu6841 Your points are not making sense actually. This happens everywhere girl. Not just in bangalore. I am a guy btw.

[@sumanth_k_]

@@sapnasahu6841 Do you know what red light area means?

[@Blahblahblah_420]

We need proper equality for women in all fields. Be it oil rig workers, marine engineers, garbage collectors, merchant navy etc

[@smriti-rl9tq]

5:45 bro... Wtheck, did he just went away being afraid of her as she was recording? Or just out of nervousness?

[@aditisaxena0404]

M not promoting boys but i think somewhere the experiment is so extra like doing such things ( cigarette,this short dress and many more) this will always being judged by others I know this is an experiment but it can be simple as well

[@raghavbhutani5153]

Well i think its not safe for both men and women to be out pn the streets at 2 am alone its just things you cant do almost anywhere around the globe

[@regal_lane]

​@@raghavbhutani5153what nonsense, I have roamed in the streets of Singapore and Japan, lived there for a while, many women do take late night walks there, Singapore is extremely safe. Need to come out of the bubble. I am a man, and yes, not all, but a majority of Indians lack civic sense and formal gestures.

[@prettygirlnamedananya]

judging by this comment, you're the type of person who definitely judge girls who are r*ped on the basis on what they were wearing. the day we change our perspective on sexualizing women on the basis of what they wear or do is when the society will be a little more safer for women. be it a short dress or a kurti, be it smoking or drinking, NO ONE should judge a woman or man on such basis.

[@prettygirlnamedananya]

the experiment is not extra, it was the whole purpose of it. To convey that "mei chhoti dress pehnu yaa smoke Karu, raat ko itni der bahar niklu yaa Ghar par rahu tum koi nhi hote mujhe judge karne waale, i should not be judged or sexually harassed because I am EXTRA". change your perspective person behind the screen.

[@aditisaxena0404]

@@prettygirlnamedananya m not judging anyone here who m i to judge All m saying is this is not safe for anyone and showing this will create wrong objective for everyone

[@Albetroz1415]

14:06 Little clarification about "Bangalore likes to party" but who exactly? Bengaluru has become a arrangement for White collar IT workforce from around the country along with the 2 AM drinking culture that it brings, locals here accommodate such endeavors but do not actively participate in it. Naturally Bengaluru is a town that goes to sleep around 10 PM like the rest of the country. Comparisons to Mumbai is invalid in this regard.

[@ishanipimpale]

Same here for marathi crowd in mumbai. Most marathi households are conservative. Most of us work in day jobs and return home around 8pm have home cooked food and sleep. Bollywood party culture is not what most marathi ppl follow

[@samuelShaline]

Don't bring 'outsiders' and 'locals' agenda here. I have kannadiga friends who party till late night, up until morning. It is a culture evolved in Bangalore for partying and drinking. This culture was not brought by outsiders! It has evolved over the years by your own people and business men from your ethnicity! Partying and drinking is in Indian culture and have become more prominent as the generation goes!

[@Albetroz1415]

@@samuelShaline Most pubs have non Kannadiga customers, if it was majority Kannadiga you would hear Kannada music blaring from the speakers not Hindi & English. You must be a migrant yourself hence the ignorance.

[@Albetroz1415]

@@ishanipimpale yes there are a lot of similarities between Karnataka & Maharashtra which also extends to urban areas like Mumbai & Bengaluru.

[@samuelShaline]

@@Albetroz1415 🤣🤣 kannada songs it seems. It's India, people have adopted and accepted culture and songs from different nations! Ignorant it seems 😂. People listen to music irrespective of language. As for pubs, it depends on the DJ 😏 their choice as to what they want to play. They are getting paid for their skills and experience. Those pubs started with your people and then spread to other investors from different states! You people only know how to play blame game. Every state or nation is know for something because it opened for such opportunities.

[@anuacharya7681]

prostitutes do wear short clothes n wait near bus stand at certain places.. many at night will mistake this women to be a prostitute... because its pretty rare for a women to stand alone at night like this...its not just India...even in other countries ppl will mistake n start to behave different at midnight 2PM.... There are certain countries where crowd is very common at midnight one can absolutely feel safe otherwise no even in most developed countries where women are safe

[@realSamarthT]

True

[@vasili-jy8yb]

in general, in any country, if a women stands in a revealing dress in a single spot typically with a cigeratte, she is most likely a prostitute. .

[@divyamaggu2330]

Absolutely right 👍

[@shatakshichauhan2103]

Prostitution is banned in most developed countries (1st class countries i.e.) so what you on about??? Just trying to justify your behavior ig.... 8t is very easy to differentiate a call girl from a normal girl and the clothes don't really matter so stop giving excuses

[@realSamarthT]

@@shatakshichauhan2103 it is not banned in India dear, go at night time , you will se them in metro cities, infact no need to go, here on yt you will find 100s of videos

[@vineetkaddu1214]

Lady... Being out at 2 AM is not safe for us guys either...

[@sameergupta6087]

9:01 - Happened with a friend of mine as well. Random people requesting to follow on Instagram upon exiting from Vapours, Indiranagar (which is a creepy place in itself).

[@snehraghuvanshi356]

Bangalore is only pretty on the surface, it's quite conservative, more so than Delhi or Bombay in any real sense. Also, the police here is quite unhelpful and judges women for even complaining on any little thing.

[@Kshitija1985]

I moved to Bengaluru some eight months back and I have never felt unsafe so far. Walking on a street at 2 am and expecting to feel safe all the time is a little too much. Firstly, if you have been in Mumbai for a long time and are used to how things work there, you can't compare it with any other place and claim that the other place is not as safe. Mumbai never sleeps! Other cities do! Secondly, one feels the safest in their own city! You will never feel as safe anywhere else in the world. There are many factors such as language, people's attitude, people's upbringing, one knowing their way around in their own city, etc. Thirdly, this video is a good example of pseudo-feminism. Why would you want to wear a dress like that and expect to feel safe everywhere all the time? We have to accept the fact that our country is still not as safe as we would want it to be. That said, in my adult life, I have so far not experienced anything bad if dressed appropriately. If you research about other big cities in the world, you will find more horrifying statistics. Also, "he is looking at me weirdly!" is a very very vague and subjective statement. Just because you are a woman, it does not entitle you to claim that someone's looking at you weirdly. I am not trying to discount the fact that I too wish for this country to be safer for every woman, who wants to roam around alone at 2 am wearing anything she wants. But every city and country has its own unwritten norms and boundaries that have to be followed if one wants to feel safe. If you roam around at 2 am in Mumbai wearing something even shorter than this, nobody will be bothered! But expecting that from all other cities is unfair.

[@NavinoNaveen]

Completely DISAGREE with all your points ! 👎🏻

[@shatakshi_97]

It's like you are justifying things which are totally illogical tbh. She isn't wearing a Bikini or something? We have now got dress code to walk on the streets?

[@Kshitija1985]

I think we are completely missing the point here. I am not supporting the harassers nor am I supporting a dress code. But yes. If you want to walk on a road at 2 am in an unknown city, you would definitely want to wear appropriate clothes for your own safety. One more thing : people's reactions change depending on which part of the city you are in. For example in Pune, if you wear these clothes in Sadashiv Peth, people will stare at you. Not only men, but even women will stare. Cause they are simply not used to seeing this. But if you wear this dress in Koregaon Park, nobody will be bothered, cause it's a more cosmopolitan area and they are used to this. It's not about me supporting anything or anyone. But it seems this video has been made to see people's reactions to this dress at 2 am and not to check if the city is safe or not.

[@ishanipimpale]

She is dressed appropriately. In western nations unappropriate is way beyond this. Rest be assured no mumbai girls from good houses roam streets at 2am. But if they do its still safe. 4 every human being has a freedom to dress the way they want.

[@magneticfield2318]

You contradicted on your own statement🤣🤣🤣. Younsaid for west inappropriately is different but you forgot thatvthis is not west?🤣🤣 and yest from heres standards she is dress 100% inappropriately to roam onn streets. Obviously she invited everything even though it was a video

[@brtej]

Maybe give the camera to a girl "who is from Bangalore" and ask her to do the vlog and see how "unsafe" she feels. Agar main Mumbai jaake raat 2 ko vlog karne lagtha even I being a martial artist and a man would feel "unsafe"

[@navyajain4484]

That is actually so true I didn't realize this while watching the video that she could be feeling unsafe because of being in an unknown place when it's dark

[@carolthomas4015]

Stop chasing cities in a negative way …. Everyone loves their own city …. U cant just judge it on a single day basis

[@hydrocxtie]

Bruh if it is judged for no. Of rapes and harassment and women safety its fine cuz it's necessary for women

[@mpoojith18]

Dude u don't smoke and ur smoking like a pro😂 it doesn't look like u smoked for the first time 😂😂

[@NARESHKUMAR-uf8ft]

At 2 O'clock night time she is trying to discover how safe is Banglore for girls and that also by disguiisg herself as an innocent girl .She is asking for cigarette only to see that how people will react .How funny.

[@Blahblahblah_420]

"Dress appropriately" as you mentioned as in? Anyone would even feel uncomfortable if a man walks wearing Tarzan costume at the middle of the night. right?

[@webdevgaur]

If you watch till the end you'll figure out that this was simply an ad for the cab company.

[@rajatsiddamal]

making money by making a safe place scary and promoting a product which you never required as you were roaming around the city entire night as a bat just fine

[@shovanroy99]

Bullshit ! Wo log tereko wise ghoor rahe the kyun ki probably they've never seen a girl wearing onepiece roaming around at night while smoking. Similarly agar koi andheri gali mai banda cap ya hoodie pahenke shades lagake akele mai khada rahega toh most of the people usey weed dealer hi samjhenge. That's very much unusual for them. Itni hi problem hai tereko toh confront karleti aur poonchti "ghoor kyun rahe ho" or let them know what you didn't like about their staring. Par nahi sach janne ke bad vi tamasha karna hai KZbin pe

[@sonad490]

True🙏👍✅

[@hrijvivijayadas5513]

Oh idiot who are you fooling? Big cities mein one piece nahi pehente.?? Aur smoke nahi karte sab log sab kuch karte hain. And she's recording it so that people can understand what actually happens. Let me you what your words are somewhat like the rapists uk. And she did confront one of the men in the starting ghoor kyun rahe ho if you missed it

[@introvertowl7188]

As a girl, I honestly don't think you are the victim here. Not trying to "slût shame" anyone but walking around in a dress like that at 2am seems really stupid. Even if a man who is 6'2 walks about alone at night on a lonely street, there are chances he could get mugged or worse. As women our safety is in our hands, we decide where we go and at what time. It's okay to want to have fun but its important to be responsible and remember to take certain precautions. 🤷

[@manjunathsm6213]

Yeah that’s 100% correct 👍

[@lin4214]

Ok but whatever clothes she wears is her choice..and also nobody has the right to harass anyone .. whatever the situation may be

[@redpanda9141]

But that shouldn’t be the norm though

[@vibesofrationalism.6739]

Not just that u see , she s wearing a very revealing dressing and it's a basic biology that men are attracted to the opposite gender and specifically the skin so there is no creepiness in it atleast not necessarily,,,, evolution has made it in such a way that heterosexual people are attracted to the opposite sex ,,,,, so yeah this narcissist should stop demonising people

[@TheAnchalnigam]

@@vibesofrationalism.6739 attraction is different than harassment. attraction is biology and harassment is crime

[@pre_notyourbff]

I mean compared to other states and everything, Mumbai and Pune might be the safest cities ever for women. But obv not 100%

[@ananyar2155]

Its not only Bangalore according to me hat jagha yeh sab hota hai koi bhi jagha aisa nahi ki bouht safe ...

[@vikassayan]

Forget Bangalore. Roaming at 2am is not even safe in Europe. Please visit and put that on KZbin.

[@suveeshckumar]

Bangalore is the safest city in India, and karnataka the best city in India. Pls stop promoting Bangalore as an unsafe city. Some bad incidents has happened, but it was very unfortunate. But Bangalore is the best.

[@koyelbasu8082]

Bangalore safest hain??!!! Baapree !!! Ye to pehli bar suni...jaake Kolkata ki video dekhle...phir pata chalega tereko...isi channel main hi hn

[@wellwisher06]

You dont need a crew with you?? because you know nothing is gonna happen to you?? Because you feel safe even without a crew??

[@riyayaduvanshi3355]

Sorry but it seemed like you were trying hard to get a reaction out of them. No sane girl would walk around the streets, smoking and wearing a party dress. And i saw girls in the video wearing shorts and they didn't stand out in public. It's not only about women, if a lone man was roaming like that he could have been mugged easily.

[@RailloverAS]

I too thought the same... I don't want to judge or tell anyone to wear short or long clothes.. but for women if they dress decently the better(my opinion). With short clothes, bad guys get attracted very quickly and have bad intentions... For bad guys it's like more the shorter clothes you wear , more the attractive.. So that's why if women dress decently, then its better for them... Atleast you won't get those bad stares from those bad guys... That keeps them safe.. I won't say they'll be completely fine.. but they'll be good to some extent..

[@aashigotnobrain]

I guess it's totally not about the clothes she wears it's all about the mindset.... even if you wear good , full clothes people are going to stare you in anyway!

[@riyayaduvanshi3355]

@@aashigotnobrain Yeah you are totally right but apart from the clothes, it's all the different gestures she was doing. It would help if you cared about your safety because the world will not change in a minute. The least you can do for yourself is to cover up more, carry pepper sprays, don't talk to strangers, and rush to your destination.

[@HenneCindie]

​​@@riyayaduvanshi3355true take your precautions but if women have to think and to take that much precautions to step out of their house even at morning or evening thats scary itself

[@theexplainer2626]

@@aashigotnobrain Cmon dude she is walkin with a fuckin camera stick in her hand in the middle of the street at 2AM and is murmuring things ( in POV of people ) , of course they will pay attention to this shit bcz this si unusual

[@shibanimmanohar687]

I think people really need to chill and not project a city as unsafe or anything.. I have been living in Bangalore for the past 24 years and I used to go to work at 5.30 am in the morning for almost a year in 2023.. Never felt unsafe.. ha I was scared of street dogs chasing me.. but shit like groping and stuff.. no.. I even came across many oldies trying to jog at that time.. when no one was around.. I used to ride till banashankari metro (for people who know Bangalore).. So it is safe. But safety always lies in the mind.. one must say..

[@abhishekranjan4338]

I am not sure metro mein ya kahin bhi when someone says people are staring at me but I think males and females both do checkout each other right . Staring by which I mean continuous gazing so that other person becomes uncomfortable, this behaviour I haven’t seen happening specially in Bangalore metro . Not sure if it happened with her though.

[@abhishekranjan4338]

@Adamya-pl8zj didn’t want to come under fire by using the word exaggeration but yes actually it looks like that.

[@randyysaraa5252]

one more reason a lot of men didn't approach you is because of the camera , otherwise you would have a lot more people

[@Swissnbliss]

3:00 it's not common in bangalore to see a lady smoking... being a girl even if I saw a lady smoking then I would start staring at her.

[@diksharawat4861]

Even in Koramangala, which is party hub?

[@Bhargava_P]

next time wear a bikini and check whether bangalore is safe

[@hauterrfly]

This is scary! But we're glad you could talk about it here :)

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

Bikini is for beach Just like men get nearly naked in undies in indian beaches Dimwat

[@nocturnalwizard9667]

9:45 i guess people use google lens to search a person or their social media acc

[@Kunnu259]

Where r the southies who always say South is safe??

[@kaeez]

Arey tum log har jaga yeh south north karte rahte ho. India is not safe women just accept it rather than being ignorant. Realization is the first step to change

[@Skizzo___21]

Comments :- banglore vs mumbai Real king :- pune 🗿

[@RailloverAS]

Pune be like : Abu aa gaye hain.. Jokes aside Pune is really safe

[@positivekumar3546]

​@@RailloverASYes. Pune is Safe. But 2 am in short dress is like playing with 🔥. Unnecessary risk

[@RailloverAS]

@@positivekumar3546 yea , 2 am no one is safe... But yeh bolenge ladki ki marzi wo jo kare tum nahi judge kare..😂😂

[@m.ddavid9645]

Bangalore is 100% safe to men and women. Thanks to Karnataka police

[@purnachandra9380]

Just Imagine a man walking alone like this in a world full of women, will he be safe?

[@HenneCindie]

In which world that is happening

[@purnachandra9380]

it is written "imagine"

[@israelspeaks]

Forget what you see on camera, … imagine a scantily dressed female holding a camera and talking to herself on the streets (I’m sorry this is not Europe or USA unfortunately u are in reality in India) in the middle of the night!! And she expects people to ignore her; drive past, nobody should turn their heads to look nobody should be bothered …. While this short dressed female walks alone in a city she isn’t familiar with in the first place. Yeah great content.

[@deepix0492]

Please record with a secret camera and then tell us pls im waiting

[@ArshadAhmed-l9i]

about dress..it's about what time u are wearing and where u are wearing...and in video seems like girl was doing extra...like smoking cigarette..and it's not the appropriate way to show the city was safe or note

[@shubhamchandra9258]

Yes some stares were creepy. But you're also on display.

[@abhishekshetty228]

As a girl I would say all this is bullshit.. Like yeah girls nhi hai safe kidhar bhi but wearing a mini dress such a mini dress and with a camera smoking she is claiming ki girls safe nhi hai is bekaar chiz like okay wear full clothes fhir video banao then prove na.. Offcourse koi bhi dekhega yrr.. This is so much like insulting for me as a girl ki kitna feminism bhai

[@thebackyardpsychologist]

I cant believe i am telling this to a girl. First of all you do realise we have normalised crime against women - your statement “girls nai hai safe kidr bhi” that mentality is the problem rather than asking ke girls kyu nai hai safe idr bhi. Secondly would definitely understand ke dekhna ek cheez hai and stare krna ek cheez. They were clearly staring. Bhai mai bhi ldka hu , han you do gaze or look but staring directly for minutes at end. Really? Did we even watch the same video or what?

[@padhlekaamaayega]

​@@thebackyardpsychologistlol she says she isint a smoker but clearly smokes like a chain smoker, people get amazed seeing a girl smoke cuz that doesn't happen much but using that as a strawman fallacy isint good either

[@hydrocxtie]

Bruh what's wrong with dressing up a bit cuz dressing in a short red dress doesn't mean a girl's bad. We can wear anything whatever we want and no boy has the right to judge or rape or harass a women on basis of anything. Bruh ppl like you have this mindset that think if a girl wears a short dress it's okay if they were raped bruh f*ck your mindset

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

U are boy with abhishekh name lol

[@Kushagra098]

Dudee actually it's not her mentality...it's the gov cuz they don't make strict rule against women crime be it rape..harassment ..torture etc.. Rapist r realized within a couple of years (not given lifetime prison or death sentence)...even politicians r involved in these type of case yet they r roaming [they join bjp after all shits u can see on u tube] and many other reason soo ya...these reasons make that mentality that no one is safe...!

[@BizMail-dl7nf]

bg is not safe at all

[@Phantom_AF]

*bj

[@S__11161]

You are doing very nice work and help Very grateful ✨

[@anabelleefanatic]

I see multiple comments asking her to wear dresses that cover up more or not roam around at 2 am alone. Are y’all stupid? Sense nahi hai? First of all, she shouldn’t change, logo ki nazar badalni chahiye, what shes wearing is perfectly fine and if y’all can romanticise foreign culture, singling out western clothing on women is just arrogant and stupid. And the whole point of this is to test the safety of Bangalore’s streets for ALL women and check out the worst case scenario. What if there’s a girl who can’t catch a ride home after a party because their ride left and only gets a ride back, late at night? Tab bhi uski galti hai? And the girls in this comment section blaming her? As a girl, you should support her and give assertion to the notion that a woman’s clothing needs to be her own and it’s people’s minds that need a change. Basic decency ki baat hai. Aur konse facts bol rahe ho tum log? Feminism ki baat nahi, insaniyat aur izzat ki baat hai. Agar ek ladka bina pant ke ghumega, ladkiyan taaregi nahi. Toh how difficult can it be to expect basic respect and decency from people around you? She’s showing cleavage to feel confident? Theek hai, tere liye nahi hai, bhav mat kha aur taar mat. Simple funda hai, both men and women should follow it out of mutual respect for eachother to promote national safety.

[@LyricalKPOPofficial]

Well said queen you dropped this👑

[@ViditGaur.]

Correct but mujhe ye samajh nhi aaya 2:00 "conservative manner" se kya matlab hai inka

[@hauterrfly]

ON POINT! It's 2024 and victim shaming still continues...

[@anabelleefanatic]

@@ViditGaur.she means to say that women in that particular area at that particular time were making it a point to dress conservatively. (matlab women made sure not to show skin for their own safety)

[@dinkarfowkar999]

Ok but the problem is Indian men are not used to this clothing at this time of hour so its bound to attract some "creepy" glances. If you wore a normal sweat shirt and pant or even a crop top nobody would care less.

[@GaneshN-xu8qw]

No city is safer to roam around at 2AM midnight

[@carolthomas4015]

Agar mai road pr camera pakadke chalu toh shayad aapka bhai bhi mujhe ek sec k liye palat k dekh le

[@iamshreyas43]

Which is the cam being used, is that gopro

[@DrSongs-rg4ry]

Mumbai is definitely and comparatively Safer

[@music-chow]

Prayers doesnt help. ...final word

[@hellckay]

How tf can y'all fight being in the same country? It's not about which state or city is better, it's about safety for women.

[@Rjkskoo]

Girly as a girl. Jaha people modest pehente he waha very opposite mini dress jaha itna bhi common nahi he log apko dekhenge hi not everyone is a gentleman. In usa or foreign its common cause people wear it as a common thing. But in India it has a very tight tradition of being modest. Saree pehenke niklo tab pata chalega tum kitna safe ho. Ik its your choice what you wear.

[@jayxee4606]

saari women burkha na pehen le? just to remain safe

[@Kushagra.j]

​@@jayxee4606you wear what you want. We stare wherever we want.

[@varma496]

She is getting what she wants

[@97inmyheart30]

This mentally is what we are fighting for

[@zooriix]

​@97inmyheart30 sarcasm I hope

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

Yea north india men thinks A girl walking on the roads want to get pregnant

[@Phantom_AF]

Yea like your mother is also getting what she wants 💀💀💀

[@simmi1821]

You come here to fulfill your dreams why not wear full clothes to do it ??

[@krishnakidasi108]

Is she in school, or religious places that she should wear some follow some dress code ? You know this is taught in your house that such clothing leads to rapes , that's how such mindset develop. A woman wearing saree retuning home got raped and keeps asking what was wrong in my clothes? If that's not enough for you to shut up then I must say such public are a lot responsible for such crimes.

[@koyelbasu8082]

To unko apni soch badalni hogi na..!!! Ek ladki avi saree main vi safe nhi hn...ok?? Aur saree main wo respect karenge aur dusre kapode nhi karenge ?!!!aisa kyu??

[@momahh.9415]

Sorry, but she is smoking and her dress is also not right for street walking at that time.

[@manyasworld1093]

How you can say that! Uske jagah koi ladka without shirt ghum raha hota fir kya bolte

[@aro-u1z]

Even with a grown-ass man, walking alone on streets at odd timings worse things can happen !! So boys girls shouldn't perform this type of stunts unnecessarily !! And if too necessary don't loiter around alone atleast !! Crime is crime, once done so done, your big dialogue are of no use then !! Precaution is better !!

[@nabi730]

I would say its the way she dressed the men are not used to seeing such short dresses on women and only on adult films mostly tbh and 2 am toh Even if we are wearing a t-shirt and sweatpants its unsafe haa what to say everything is unsafe whether you wesr a short dress long dress literally anything that covers you entirely 🤡

[@apachetamizha]

Every state is safe for girls but the human mindset should be more positive😊

[@vijaysrini27]

Most of the streetlights in Bengaluru is not working SINCE COVID 19. Dont know why?

[@MaxStan-uj2vx]

Fact that even men are not safe at 2. Mumbai is little better becoz its 24 hrs open

[@cheetahrevolutiongaming1729]

Dusre ladkiyan bhi thi waha but unko koi kuch nhi bol raha tha but U 💀

[@wheat_ish]

As long as people keep getting so defensive about the state of women's safety in our country. There will be no improvements. Theres no point comparing India to countries like the US, where the situation is also bad. Why not try to be like Singapore and UAE, where laws are so stringent. Yes we have a huge population but we have to accept that improve our law enforcement.

[@jadagijane2677]

That's why night life is not good

[@mrinmoybora242]

North east except assam is super safe for assam at night🎉

[@ketanc01089]

9:40 The person either recognized you or most likely they took your picture covertly and ran a reverse image search. If you have a publicly accessible profile on Twitter, FB, Pintrest, etc. it will most likely be found. Google lense is something basic, there are more advanced OSINT tools.

[@arunkshrithya6015]

Provoking things

[@nidhiseeputty808]

You wear that of dress so what do you expect

[@neetikasingh5043]

This is why I love Pune.

[@Krishgandhi]

I don’t blame her for anything but smoking in public. That ain’t cool.

[@sai4blackmetal]

They are all your own bhaiya brethren only from the North of India

[@ipain283]

You can say the video should be more about women safety more then checking the women safety in cities. Yeah surely , the Desperado mens who were gazing and some that are horning around you was weird but its not a new thing that you see in india every where if there's a pro there also a con so yeah its not like the men around us but the culture around us don't allow girls to walk at night with one piece or short dresses

[@twttt19]

2am what even is there on roads.?? To see the broken roads, drunk men and fear lingering around. 2am if one has a job or shift its necessary then its okay, but when one has nothing why even venture , INSPITE OF KNOWING THE RISKS.

[@lucifergaming9491]

i dont get it why she trying to downgrade bengaluru if you stare at them or give attention to them by walking towards a drunkards what do you expect next time try a saree and show me how they treat you .

[@JackBhaiyaTechnical]

Please come do this safety test in Lucknow.

[@saurabhtapkir433]

i dont why women need to go out in night only you have whole day night time is not for roaming it is for Sleep

[@srishtiarmaanianasha6253]

So u think in day it's safe?

[@daisyedu7300]

Maybe partying like normal people' 😅😅