TRUTH ABOUT INDIA: Expectation / Reality | a Korean's India Trip REACTION

Reaction Gear: amzn.to/2QgTwk2 (affiliate link)
____________________
Intro music by DAVIS
KZbin - bit.ly/30OK7RR
Spotify - spoti.fi/2I3vRvE
iTunes: apple.co/2KnvgYN
SoundCloud: www.soundcloud.com/unofficialdavis
Facebook: unofficialdavis
Twitter: unofficialdavis
Instagram: unofficialdavis
___
Jamazing Patrons of March: Krishna Venkataraman, Avijit Singh, Madhan, Bhavya Singh, Sameer, Akash Dhanasekar, Riju Mahna, Raj Malla and Snigdha Dantala!
Be a patron for Jaby and support more videos like this!
www.patreon.com/jabykoay
___________________________________________________
Original Upload Link:
kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXyWoaGMga6cjLM
___________________________________________________
SOCIAL MEDIA:
~SYNTELL KOAY~
Twitter, Instagram & KZbin: @Syntell
~JABY KOAY~
KZbin, Twitter, Instagram: @jabykoay
~VEERENDRA CHOWDARY~
Veerendra Chowdary created the opening animation.
Twitter: @NameisVeeru
~MOOSA RAZA~
Moosa Raza created additional background animation.
Instagram: @syedraza7
Twitter: @MoosaRaza27
___________________________________________________
Jaby WEST:
kzbin.info
Jaby ASIA:
kzbin.info
JABY KOAY'S SHORT FILMS PLAYLIST:
kzbin.info/aero/PL34B19BA788E18384
Click here to subscribe and know when the next video drops:
kzbin.info
Thanks for watching!!!
__________________________________________________
Credit of my favorite movie reviews song:
Highlight Reel Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Intro song: Hudson Stanton (looks more like Nick Jonas than me)
KZbin: kzbin.info
Insta: hudsonstantonmusic

[@subhramanyamsharma3682]

He's correct in saying "India is a small earth". It is officially termed a sub-continent due to its diverse cultures and landscapes.

[@Kathakathan11]

Subcontinent is due to geographic reason, it’s pure science

[@devraj9234]

Exactly 🤗

[@manusingh3801]

@@Kathakathan11 exactly, India was the size of Europe before partition, hence termed as subcontinent.

[@KITTY-ge1ec]

@@PPKF_88 get the f out of here

[@vikrantpathak7165]

This is the things which was really difficult to digest for the Europeans when they arrived that what kind of country is it in which you go 100kms and you find a different dialect if not language also different food, clothing, traditions that too people living peacefully with all the diversity.

[@swagsatan6292]

I've been living in India my whole life and it's still not enough to know about this country's diversity and cultures

[@sakalaguddin9299]

exactly ...btw where u frm?

[@swagsatan6292]

@@sakalaguddin9299 hyderabad

[@abieb5720]

Even if we know the traditions followed in various other places in India we can never feel what it truly feels like to be a citizen of that state/area

[@kimikar2494]

Facts!

[@swagsatan6292]

@@abieb5720 true

[@arjyoni]

I guess he travelled only Delhi rajasthan Mumbai areas. While south India and Eastern and north east India is another level of amazing diversity and culture

[@trhl1155]

To be fair even Indians living in India don't go around that much either. He made a good start at least and probably saw more than most Indians. He can keep making more trips for each region.

[@theeternal6890]

Yeah I agree. I have never been to south India and also north India. I want to though I hope I would get a job soon and I will get chance to enjoy these exotic places too. 😍😍😍

[@SAKSHI-gm1tk]

Yup truer...he would be mind-blowing

[@jiminies]

@@trhl1155 honestly though, if his goal was to see more diversity he should've put in that extra effort

[@sudarshansinghgour6579]

Bro too be honest I love North east and ❤ I'm from Rajasthan

[@koushikvemuri3130]

9:30 As an Indian who always eats with his hands, whenecer I use silverware, the first taste I get is the metallic taste of the spoon or the fork. With the hand, you only get the taste of the food and nothing else.

[@manasmishra928]

Me who drops all the food halfway while trying to eat with hand -only rice though,,lmao

[@shashankshekhar46]

@@manasmishra928 put rice on first 3 fingers and push with thumb

[@adarshshukla611]

@@manasmishra928 kya baat kar rhe hain , mishra jii.

[@manasmishra928]

@@shashankshekhar46 I have stopped eating rice now , so not an issue

[@krishsri4854]

Totally True

[@MARS_0369]

22 official languages of India are 1.Assamese, (2) Bengali, (3) Gujarati, (4) Hindi, (5) Kannada, (6) Kashmiri, (7) Konkani, (8) Malayalam, (9) Manipuri, (10) Marathi, (11) Nepali, (12) Oriya, (13) Punjabi, (14) Sanskrit, (15) Sindhi, (16) Tamil, (17) Telugu, (18) Urdu (19) Bodo, (20) Santhali, (21) Maithili and (22) Dogri.

[@85GauravSingh]

Bhojpuri kidhar hai 🤔

[@RajatG69]

@@85GauravSingh bhojpuri language nhi hai

[@prashant_kerung_thegim0709]

@@RajatG69 really? What is it called ? Always thaught Bhojpuri was it's own language. Does it fall under Hindi ?

[@rsen1989]

Bhojpuri is rural hindi 🤔

[@dysplasiaanaplasia4128]

@@85GauravSingh that’s Maithili language. One of the oldest in Bihar.

[@Qwerkywoop]

Curry, population , yoga , Taj Mahal , Gandhi, colours , chicken biryani , chicken tikka masala - that's mostly what general foreigners know about India

[@RohanKumaar]

poverty, dharavi, Bollywood dancing, caste system also.

[@Qwerkywoop]

@@RohanKumaar arey Haan Mai to bhul hi Gaya tha

[@keerthim462]

Don't forget... Bollywood...they literally call every Indian film Bollywood 😂😂..I get so frustrated when they call telugu films like Bahubali Bollywood...like 🗡️🗡️🗡️

[@openhouse4333]

@@keerthim462 KeerthiM they will also say KGF as a Bollywood. god damm foreigners😂

[@keerthim462]

@@openhouse4333 Haha

[@omchakra9689]

JABY THE RESION WHY WE EAT FROM HANDS...... The practice of eating with the hands originated within Ayurvedic teachings. The Vedic people believed that our bodies are in sync with the elements of nature and our hands hold a certain power. Ayurvedic texts teach that each finger is an extension of one of the five elements: Through the thumb comes space. And also it stimulates our brain nervous system with mouth

[@ATULPHASALE]

There is a diversity, you cannot expect billion people to be all good or bad. There will be good experience as well as bad. There are people who don't eat by hand. There are slums and also tajmahal. It's just about your experience and perspective.

[@whatsup7064]

Whats wrong with eating with ur hand

[@sravankumarmorugu5133]

What Syntel said is absolutely right. You have a different experience while eating some foods with hand.

[@charanteja_]

It is called "the Indian Subcontinent" for a reason. It is not just one country, it is a mixture of several, regions, weathers, cultures having the same roots coming together, sharing and helping each other and everyone having the same notion/saying that "Vasudaiva Kutumbakam" (Sanskrit) which translates to "The world is one family".

[@RaviTeja_RaviTejaP]

The Indian Subcontinent would mean India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Burma, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka - all the countries that were part of India. Not India alone. And "Vasudaiva Kutumbakam" has been only popularised in recent decades not a general virtue we aspire for.

[@girijeshraj17]

(Master) Swami Vivekananda once said - “When the real history of India will be unearthed, it will be proved that, as in matters of religion, so in fine arts, India is the primal Guru of the whole world”.

[@venkimoogala6631]

To be fair, even Indians are not completely familiar with India. Congrats on your 2M subscribers!!

[@lakku4you]

Hey Jaby, Grats for the 2M! Thanks for all these years. Could not be on the live stream due to other priorities, but wishing many more years to come for the Koay fraternity. 👍✌️

[@drakscore6104]

He reach because of us take some credit for your self👍

[@dhruvrathore7824]

Which live stream r u talkin bout?

[@RiyaAdvani7]

When did congrats become grats? English changes so much 😂

[@PPKF_88]

@@RiyaAdvani7 people just trying to look cool.

[@Abhinav-gu2ui]

@Saurav Bhandari भाई तेरी profile photo कैसे है रे बाल जैसी ।

[@giberishme448]

there is no national language of india but hindi and english are the official languages , and with that there are 22 recognized scheduled languages in our country , but in reality there are more than 1300 distinct languages in india and mnay of them are grouped based on similaritites of these languages to form 1 schedules language out of the 22

[@aswinverghesemappilai2623]

all 22 are considered official.

[@mohanmaverick]

I like the sentence "Hindi is not a national language ". Even today many educated people think Hindi is national language. It is not,just the politicians are imposing it due to which the mother tongue of each individual state loosing its identity.

[@shashankshekhar46]

@@aswinverghesemappilai2623 no 2 are official languages that means used in offices or for communication like english and hindi and rest 22 are recognised national languages they hold respective importance in their regions

[@pompanarzary6208]

@Arnab Mondal English is official language

[@saurabh9446]

@@mohanmaverick it's cuz we're(Maharashtra) taught by our schools that Hindi is our national language. Even hockey is not country's national sports. Our whole childhood was a lie.

[@its_joel7324]

13:07 also that's why in geography terminology and also some scientific terminologies India is called as "Sub-Continent"

[@_AdityaJaiswal_]

India is referred to as a subcontinent (like he said small earth) because it covers an expansive area that includes the Himalayan region in the north, the Gangetic Plain, the plateau region in the south, Thar desert in the west, The Heaven in the east

[@RDG1877]

There is science behind eating with our hands, even though most of us now a days don't. While indulging in any activity & experiencing and enjoying it a 100% you want all your senses awakened, similarly while eating and to enjoy the food, we say that we don't just eat with our mouths, we smell and see and also feel the food. Feeling the food with your fingers add to the experience of eating. There is also another theory which says that the nerves and blood vessels get activated when we are touching or breaking the food which start to stimulate the digestive and circulatory systems and makes it work better.

[@ajithkumarkoikkal9409]

Jaby, dont get confused with official language and national language. India has many recognised national languages, but not one single national language. Hindi and english are the official languages of the union government. All states local governments have their own statel official languages.

[@dragonforcegaming7555]

Actually English is more official union language than Hindi but because our capital is Hindi that is why hindi is more like imposed on the union territories because they are not a state to have a CM and so fall directly under the GOI even after having Union Govs. Each state has a language which is more welcoming and understandable to the people as the official state language with English being the official most popular and job language. Like Marathi is the official language of Maharashtra yet the accent of people varies across the complete state because of intermixing with the other language accents and historical issues

[@sagarraj7498]

India doesn't have a National Language.

[@vaibhavXD05]

india doesnt have any national language..we have 22 recorginised including 2 official language ..i.e., hindi and english..

[@Bhq12345]

All 22 are official language according to part VIII/8 of Indian constitution

[@vaibhavXD05]

@@raamappu8757 BRO READ MY REPLY AGAIN...I WAS ALSO TOLD THAT THERE ARE NO NATIONAL LANGUAGE IN INDIA...HINDI AND ENGLISH ARE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE WHICH ARE USED FOR GOVERNMENT OFFICE WORK..AND WE HAVE OVERALL 22 RECORGINISED LANGUAGES INCLUDING HINDI AND ENGLISH..

[@vivekmahar2753]

I am an indian And if i say seriously U would require more then a single life 😂 for understanding india 😎

[@shre33]

One thing that I really like about about this video is he mentioned that masala varies from home to home like that’s sooooo important each family has their own ingredients and even with same ingredients they use in different proportions it changes up completely like just from a kids school lunch boxes you can see a wide variety of tastes

[@anubhutidhawan6914]

My grandmother often said something in Punjabi which roughly translates to 'India is actually a continent masquerading as a country'. The diversity is unparalleled. Im saying this as someone who has considerably travelled the rest of the world.

[@dragonforcegaming7555]

It's a statement given by 'The Economist'

[@anubhutidhawan6914]

@@dragonforcegaming7555 That statement is a translation of a desi idiom/phrase :) Can't re 😭member exactly what it was rn

[@anantsharma6365]

As a kid I started with using utensils for eating & continued that for a very long time After a certain age I just thought of trying to eat with hands & it made such a big difference that I don't use spoons or fork unless I'm either at a public place, or in such a surrounding where I have to behave & be mindful of how messy I can be, or when I'm eating something which can't be comfortably eaten without spoon I eat even noodles, maggie, rice, chowmein, etc with hands only when I'm in a comfortable & non-judgemental environment Can't go back to using utensils for everything unless necessary

[@theplmotivationofficial]

There is no need. This is always fine.

[@rexxbailey2764]

NICE ! PERFECTLY DOING! 👌👌BALANCE.

[@nzx.]

As an unofficial motto of India goes, 'unity in diversity'.

[@Iamtooboring]

It's been 5 years since I have subscribed to your channel .i really like your reaction s and I hope you continue to do so.lots of love from India.

[@sayanmandal1289]

There is conection between Korea and India. A princess from India married Korean and they made a new race . Kinda.

[@purpleplatooner]

I heard Ayurveda says that when you eat with your hand,it sends a signal to your stomach to get ready for digestion. Congrats for hitting 2M!💜

[@shubham943]

You've heard right

[@NishanthNair7]

True.

[@SagarDinkarNaikwadi007]

And also stimulates brain to signal salivary glands to produce more saliva to mix with the morsel that we chew

[@moreshubham4393]

Divided by State, language ,religion united by nationality 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤

[@vgsrkwl2544]

that smile on jaby's face when he says panipuri .... its PriceLess :D

[@movieswithaman.]

I can never imagine myself eating Dal and Rice with spoons , my brother eats sometimes with spoons but i never 😂😂

[@angvilarmy1191]

Bruh same 😅

[@amandixit2201]

Congrats Jaby for 2 M Subscribers 👍👍👏. Thanks for this amazing journey by reacting so much videos. I wish in future we will celebrate 100 M too. Keep it up 👍. I like your videos because u always said truth and and done honest reaction. I hope you keep doing this in future too.👍🙏

[@Jai_Hind_zeroinventor]

No one can describe India in words....India has lot's of different colors...so just visit and experience it..

[@joshuaanand4078]

Bruh... I live in India but I didn't explore enough. I cant even imagine how much you guys have to learn about 🇮🇳

[@kasturiswami784]

Tamil and Korea have similar language. South India had close relationship with Korea in the old days because of sae travel and business.

[@Bot-br5jz]

Right? It’s crazy how both parties are unaware of this . I hate when people admire Koreans thinking their culture is superior. Bruh it’s just watered down ancient India to me .

[@keerthim462]

Not only Tamil and korea....even telugu has many many similarities with korean language... it's easy for south Indians to learn Korean to be honest...There are literally many many hidden similarities

[@nidhichaurasia9893]

14:50 Indians and korean have some ancient relation also. Few Tamil and korean words are similar, u know this as you reacted to one such video. An Indian Princess got married to korean king who is respected in Korea so much, "Kim" surname korean think that king as their ancestor.

[@bhuvandass9518]

Just to clarify Tamil Princess married to Korean king

[@ektanancy8366]

@@bhuvandass9518 she would be still called INDIAN only!!

[@52_artsy]

@@bhuvandass9518 Is Tamil not in India? Is it outside of India?

[@nidhichaurasia9893]

@@bhuvandass9518 no one is sure about her identity as few says she was princess from today U.P. And even if she was tamilian today we are Indian

[@rjtmlv]

Congrats Jaby for 2M subscriber🎉🥳 It's been more than 4 years to be a part of Koay Family. Keep growing, God bless.

[@gautamsingh7139]

hey jaby ,there is no official language of india there are 22 officialy recognised languages by government of india.

[@trishamajumder5420]

I was really pleased when jaby paused and told about hindi being the official language..It is very true that hindi is one of the official language in India .and thank you for rectifying this.

[@siddhantthakur3152]

Yeah the reason we eat with our hands is to connect with the food ... And for my brothers who are Indian I would suggest that while you are eating your food with your hand switch to a spoon in the middle of your eating and then see/feel the difference... Idk but it really tastes better when I eat with hands i have tried it many times..

[@Aman-rk3fl]

Congratulations for 2m fam

[@adyasangeevlogs]

I love eating with hands but as an Indian never knew about the reasons behind it until I came across Dr Hansa Ji's video - Advantage of eating with hands. Other than taste thing, when food comes in contact with finger tips it creates digestive juices henceforth helping in better digestion. 😊 Nice video, nice reaction.

[@SlayQuinn08]

When he said "India is a small Earth" I was like damn dude really lived a lot than I do living in India.. also those beautiful reviews u get 🥺

[@sarojini-jayagandan7521]

yes your right..22 official language. Eating in bare hands can improve blood circulation by stimulation your organs, Avoid Food wastage means ur food safe in your hand, easy to clear the 🍽 without leaving out single rice grain

[@hjjosk]

heyyyy!!!!congrats for 2M!!!

[@aashishbanga4460]

CONGRATULATIONS FOR 2M subscribers you really deserve it!

[@AkJha623]

It's often put that way that if you eat your food from your hand, it tastes different/better than using cutlery. But I like this version that I heard/read somewhere: Food is consumed in different stages- first we look, then we smell, then comes the touch(when using the hand) and then the actual taste. In fact the only sense left is hearing - which is there while cooking the food or even taking a bite. This way we are so close to our food. By removing that 1 feeling by using cutlery, we are not bringing ourselves to connect with our food the way we should. Thus, I think by using our hands we enhance our connection towards the food, and that in turn makes the food better(or more delicious)☺️ **Make Achara read this. I am sure she will understand.**

[@95swatikhanna]

We have 22 official languages. These are mentioned in Schedule VIII of the Constitution of India. Initially there were only 14 official languages when Constitution came into force on January, 26,1950. Later 8 more official languages were added by 21st (1967), 71st (1992) and 92nd (2003) Amendment Acts.

[@Deepnandy148]

No... We have 22 schedule language... Not official....

[@MaheshSharma-kq3bl]

Yeah India indeed itself is whole world because all cultures are very dynamic yet stick together as United it's weirdly beautiful in its own way I am proud of it.....

[@sel9222]

9:00 yes true Touch, temperature, texture feel etc makes your food more delicious It feels like deep connection with your food

[@user-ox5iy5yy7q]

22 official languages and 1000+ unofficial languages

[@swarajkaran]

22 + 1 addition official language- English. Total -23

[@raj-hf4wb]

It totally works for me...when eat with my hands i feel like they taste better rather while using spoon or forks.

[@anuragiyer4870]

jalebi is a very sweet dessert, and it is first fried in ghee or clarified butter as you call it(traditionally ghee is used, but nowadays oil is used too...) and then it is dipped in sugar syrup which has some saffron which gives it a distinct flavour that no other dessert has...

[@nihal114]

When you eat with hands you are not just having the taste of food with your tongue but you are also feeling the food with the touch. You are feeling the texture, density, size etc. And that, subconsciously, adds to your experience of that food. You enjoy it more.

[@Goldy81]

I don't think using hands has anything to do with taste. One of the major food items here are puri, paratha and roti all of them are like paper and you are suppose to torn them into smaller pieces to consume, which can not be done with any spoon or fork. Hence people use their hands. Rice on the other hand is consumable with spoon and hence many of us use spoon to eat rice but if you are eating curry or lets say chicken then you need to use your hands again to have your preferable amount of vegetables or chicken meat mixed in the rice. For which some of us prefer hands again.

[@sakalaguddin9299]

prolly..but it is also said that our five fingers are parallel to five taste buds of tongue

[@one_autumn_leaf69]

@@sakalaguddin9299 kuch bhi

[@sakalaguddin9299]

@@one_autumn_leaf69 I mean I just said what I had read...i don't know how much of that is true tho

[@one_autumn_leaf69]

@@sakalaguddin9299 Nothing about that is true. Fingers literally have no connection to taste buds, that's all.

[@rishiaman2288]

9:30 just like how wine has this thing for experience where u smell it, and stuff. similarly esting with hand is a sense thing. like chefs also enjoy the EXPERIENCE, for it like understanding the texture and all. maybe eating w hands, u eag some stuff thats on ur hand, making it tastefull? ( cs addiyion of minerals)

[@sarthakkharade7112]

damn the Korean guy really explored India, enjoyed the video, thanks for bringing this video in the limelight Jaby

[@slowhikernagarkotmonk]

Congratulations for 2M👏👏🎉🎉👏🎉👏🎉👏🎊🎊🎊🥳🥳 Good luck for future ❤️🙏

[@mango2654]

When you're using hands to mix rice and lets say dal it mixes really well if you do it with your hands. It's not possible with spoon or fork. Also the mixing should be better for digestion and obviously the taste.

[@timevsluck]

In My case Am also very curious to explore my own country ❤️ rather then West or outside india It's been 7 months I save money 💰 for travel whole india and every state atleast 4 days hope my Calculations are right 😅 but anyhow I know jiss din mai chl pda One of the my best crezy decision ho ga mere adulthood ka And try kroga Ki jitni ho ske moments capture kr paao 😂 ( Only on Mani Desi Studio )

[@simrankumar6901]

Congrats on 2M subscribers👍

[@PSYCH066..]

Yes , India is a small earth and i am 19 year old Indian , and i learn every day about india , indian culture , indian food ,indian language ,indian movies etc is not enough for 19 year old boy it takes a lot of time to learn about india , Love from india .....!

[@mamjajaj7950]

just travell India with a guide will be more helpful to everyone

[@tarunbhardwaj7906]

India have 2 official languages (Hindi n English) and 23 recognised regional languages

[@carloff4363]

Nope

[@villsart6053]

He's right, there are total of 21 main languages but Hindi is India's official Language. Also in Delhi, Mumbai, UP, Bihar, Gujrat, Utrakhand majority people speak Hindi.

[@Rahul-hn1iq]

Congratulations on 2m🤩🤩👌👏🏼💐

[@takshatangudu8736]

2 official languages- hindi and english ; 22 national languages-1) Assamese, (2) Bengali, (3) Gujarati, (4) Hindi, (5) Kannada, (6) Kashmiri, (7) Konkani, (8) Malayalam, (9) Manipuri, (10) Marathi, (11) Nepali, (12) Oriya, (13) Punjabi, (14) Sanskrit, (15) Sindhi, (16) Tamil, (17) Telugu, (18) Urdu (19) Bodo, (20) Santhali, (21) Maithili and (22) Dogri.

[@Legendgaming-tp1is]

22 official languages end of debate if you want to know go and check Constitution

[@takshatangudu8736]

@@Legendgaming-tp1is hey but official languages matlab language used in political discussions, judicial, professional purpose and all na? national language is the socio cultural related languaes? I'm always confused about it lol, thanks for telling

[@mewho]

@@takshatangudu8736 bro you can't educate some people they will never get it

[@shouvanikdey1503]

Actually our finger tips can sense the texture of the food and that signal goes to our brain then our tongue and nose do the 2nd task... By this way our appetite is fulfilled and we get a speach less satisfaction. That is the secret of eating by empty hand (right hand). The 2nd reason is that, we can grab more delicious food by our hand than a spoon or chopsticks and fill our appetite instantly... My English is so bad... Please those who can speak English fluently please share my message by their own statement...

[@shivamaditya8711]

Jaby you also plan India trip once again. I am big fan of yours buddy. Congrats for you 2M subscribers. Keep it up.

[@humanity6128]

He very sweetly explained about India. I am totally impressed. 👍👍 Welcome back to India 🙂🙂

[@amardeshmukh6539]

Waiting for Syntell and family RRR review.

[@vedantsingh8731]

Actually There are 2 official languanges in India : Hindi and English But Govt recognise 22 languages as scheduled languange, but there are more than 3000 spoken langauges And No NATIONAL LANGUAGE

[@Clean09]

Actually korean consider to Ayodhya of India as their maternal home... Bcz the Princess of Ayodhya, India, Suri Ratna married to a king of South Korea and started dynasty... and as per korean historians they met each other because Suri Ratna's father got a devine message in his dream to do so...

[@Theview08]

Congratulations 2M subscribe ❤️

[@shresho2817]

Hindi and English are the only official languages in India, other languages are constitutionally recognized languages.

[@elprofessor1406]

Your reactions are awesome you should open a youtube channel

[@secretserpent8967]

Heavy comedi ho gayi bhai

[@CARRYMINATI-hx4vy]

😂😂😂😂

[@tmff4973]

😅

[@bhanuchaudhary1200]

Jaby after watching this:🤔🙄

[@brifsid5984]

Aapne to comedi kar di 😂

[@prathamnishad1033]

such a wholesome video

[@sumitdhariwal3112]

U guys are incredible,love from india

[@bhawanapathak4842]

Please react to asur web series ❤️ it is one of the best series in India ❤️

[@Mihawk-Hawk-eye]

But it's a flop writer khud uski ending nhi bna paya season 2 bna hi nhi isiliye pr thi badia

[@abhaypathak653]

@@Mihawk-Hawk-eye season 2 is coming in may-jun ❤️ this year

[@DrTube01]

I',m losing my "confidence'' me itni mehnat krti "Health care Tips" pr lekin koi chote you tuber ko support ni krta sb stars ko krte bs😭🙏😭😭😭🙏🙏

[@thewhitewolf7749]

Eating with hands adds to experience.. like a nicely decorated food feeds eyes.. touching food let's you feel it.. that is just involving yet another sense to observe/enjoy what you eat..

[@bharadwajemani190]

2 Million Subscribers 👍👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉. Well done Jaby we are there and on we go.. for 3 Million in quicker time.. Love Koay family!!

[@reminiscinn]

Congratulations jaby 2M family 🥳🥳

[@vp100]

I have been watching Korean Shows for the last 6 months or so and I also realized how similar Korean culture is to Indian culture. The shows and movies are very similar to south Indian movies in terms of the stories and drama. The people are also similar, in the way they react especially when they're laughing, happy, annoyed, angry. If you put south Korean movies and south Indian movies beside each other the reactions will be so similar. Also, I heard many words that sounded like south Indian words, I think Jaby reacted to some video of an Indian professor in south Korea taking about this. I realized that before watching the video though.

[@Mahajan_94]

The logic behind eating food by your hand is as you touch it you get the sensation of the texture of food and your body starts to prepare itself for what's coming it's good for the taste and digestion

[@ashn2106]

As far as language in India is concerned, there is officially "trilingual formula" used to maintain central government documents throughout India that is officially every state must use Hindi, English and local language. For example, in Maharashtra central government's official record are maintained in English, Hindi, and Marathi (local language of Maharashtra.)

[@Dreamer_music1366]

I think he described india exactly and very well.....

[@va9314]

Congratulations for 2m sub🎉🎉

[@shashirana9601]

Touching the food is the first step to stimulate your digestive system plus it connects tou emotionally

[@palnatigunashekar6124]

Very impressed by your perception towards languages in India ❤️😍

[@vishnumohannair8791]

Touch adds to the feel of food(or texture), plus it is cleaner. You have no control on how a fork is washed, but washing your hands clean is all on you.

[@saitama8804]

Would love to see vlogs of Syntel coming to India with his family.

[@eshwari2115]

@4:14 you won our heart .. I doubt if majority of Indians also know abt official language of India

[@anumoybiswas1068]

Congratulations for 2 million subscribers!🥂

[@priyanshu77799]

Congratulations for 2 million subscribers 👏 🙌 ❤

[@pankajikhe4425]

Jaby 2 Million...... Subscribers Indian's - Aaj khush to Bhot ho gye tum 😅😅

[@hammerhead9709]

Jaby you should also visit here 🇮🇳 along with ur friends

[@malt2018]

Congo for 2M..🎉🎉🤗👍

[@utpalsarkar8599]

All my brother and Sisters Comes my India in world 🙏🙏🙏

[@anuragiyer4870]

hey jaby, please share the link of the song that plays right at the beginning of your video.... "Well I woke up this morning from a ...." i wanna know this song so bad...please give it out in one of ur next videos or reply here

[@Jinxed192]

Check description bro

[@OpTiCu]

Eating with hand has a good use. It's been taught since I was a kid. Grandparents said the process of breaking down food begins by hand. Indian foods are served hot and mostly to be mixed like idly and sambar or rice and curry or chappati and sides. The hand can tell our brain the temperature, and texture of the food and break it down before it starts from the mouth and feeds portions as our mouth desires each time we take a bite. Hands too can feel the possibility of foregin objects in food .

[@jdnaveen321]

He didn't even yet discovered south indian specials 😅