What Koreans wonder most about Indiaㅣstreet interview

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[@NAMASTEKOREA]

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[@aryant1884]

Instead of asking them what they think about India, we should teach them about real India different from False Western media rhetoric.

[@yourmajesty6734]

Yea.. correct !!

[@swatisahani1811]

Yesss!!!!!

[@lakhiirai7410]

Ya u r right....

[@captainlevi7188]

well she does not know what they think right , first she has to know thier opinion and then clear misunderstandings ....

[@ukisbeggar8462]

I really support your answer but we can just educate those who are our friends.. We cannot sit and educate all 65M koreans right?

[@harshalbansode7981]

U r doing good job. If in Future someone said India is unsafe country for women. Ask them if there is any country which is completely safe for women. No country is crime free. Good luck for Future videos.. Fighting..

[@ukisbeggar8462]

Aapki baat sahi ha but Asian countries like Japan , South Korea, China, Taiwan ye women ke liye bohot hi zyada safe ha...

[@sahithyaswamy3380]

Definitely there wouldn't be a country which is completely safe for women. But it's the mentality that matters. Men who commit crimes in India are fearless , they do not fear the law or humiliation. It's the mindset that is utterly hopeless in India.

[@actually4660]

India is not safe for women. Get over it. I don't want them to get into trouble here in India.

[@indiangirl874]

@@actually4660 yeah.and.we have to accept this fact..in my point of view i think that india is the only country whose people have the tendency to rape with their eyes

[@Xentradi97]

That's not a good argument. Everything is relative. And you should try visiting countries that are much more organized and safer than India to give you that perspective. Conversely someone could make an argument to you coming from a war zone like Afganistan and say, no country is safe so therefore. India may not be as unsafe as portrayed by media but it is relatively also unsafe compared to countries like korea, japan, taiwan, Scandinavia, Canada, etc. And as a man you cant simply dismiss the concerns of women. I doubt you know how really unsafe they might feel. Most of the post saying india is safe and western media distorted seem to be Indian men not women.

[@pawanreddy8575]

Madam g bindi is not fashion it culture... Eating food with hands is our tradition ,as pancha ratna is said...all we fallow is our Indus valley civilization which is oldest....tell its our culture not mix with ot ..don't feel shy as we eat food with hands...proud to be indian

[@some1iused2b]

PAWAN Kumar man does majority of the India know about it being religious ?n the ans is NO. Bindi is used as a fashion by youngsters n adults. So it’s nothing bad in saying it as fashion.

[@ot7fangirl27]

Bindi is a fashion...Since Harappan age Bindi has been used as a Fashion not a culture...India is a diverse country with many religions...So we can't tell that it's our Culture to wear Bindi or Eat by hand...It's completely depends on who you are and where do you belong from....Bindi is fashion and Eating by hand is bcoz of the style of Indian food that can't be eaten via Chops or Spoons or forks that's all

[@Mixedup-vz3fv]

She is fluent in Korean, great.

[@ancientempirereloaded9032]

If this girl is indian, Then i can say she doesn't know anything about india. I am saying this because she answered everything casually and attached it to fashion instead of culture.

[@ot7fangirl27]

Bindi is a Fashion thing...Other things are traditional obvio

[@hitishawaghela5183]

More u do the interview more we get hurt bcoz for them we are just curry that's it.

[@jasleenkundan4331]

Don't take it as hurt, there is always a starting point for people to know about each other. Let's make each other aware about each other 😊😊😊

[@empyreanidh]

firstly if you ask any commoner indian they wont even know where do this south korea exist in this world, so its ok if they know because of curry but its the thing that they know atleast a bit of india.

[@hitishawaghela5183]

@@empyreanidh yeah we just have more detailed information about North Korea but they see Indians in a stereotypical way.

[@chimchimexcuseme]

If people don't know.. People get hurt.. If they try to educate then also you get hurt.. Like choose! There are certain stereotypes everyone creates about a country for instance Indians think South Africa is a slumy area whereas it is very much developed..or the most common thing about South Korea is that everyone has done plastic surgery.... So it's good that you they are trying to educate them and clearing the stereotypes

[@cantwaitlife]

Correct. They just need to overcome by their own self.. Like, if they are not satisfied with own looks they got plastic surgery and even changed their own name.. A weird country for me at present and we are at Moon (Chandaryan-2) but they are still here thinking about their looks only Ban Ki Moon Sir is thinking about World 😅

[@chaitalighosh1759]

2:30 tell him about the vermillion powder worn by hindu girls as a symbol of marriage.

[@sss-hy2ey]

Yeah! The sindur

[@ot7fangirl27]

Yeah...Bindi and Sindur are different things ..Bindi is a fashion thing(putting away the scientific reasons it's a fashion thing since early days) And sindur is a sign of married in Hinduism

[@sowndaryaashokan2461]

Darling, woman in our country don't have bindi for fashion... How could you say like that?? Bindi has many representstions... Main thing, Hindus have bindi on their foreheads.... Those who watch this video, just know that "bindi" is not a fashion... It signifies a life to many women... Youngsters stick bindi for fashion, of course, it's a personal preference... Still, it's not a "fashion".. One thing, I'm not a follower of any religion... Am an atheist!! Thank you, no offence!!

[@human_862]

Actually black bindi is for fashion but red one is for married person, she should have said that

[@krishnapriyagarnapudi5327]

True

[@commenterperson4481]

@Apurva Kumar What is the scientific reason?

[@anushkasrivastava2129]

The red dot i.e 'bindi' (the color doesn't matter as the guy was not talking about vermilion) is not for fashion... It has a great significance related to yoga and our Ayurveda. The "red dot" is actually applied in the forehead because it acts as a acupressure point.. even a small force at that point could help to activate the 'chakra' or the energy point there and that red dot provides that force or the needed acupressure. Our culture revolves around science but it is presented as our tradition so that people could accept it more easily ,our traditions were made to benefit human being and a great example is this "red dot" itself. So always remember you are the person who belong to the land where science was born and that land's culture and traditions reflects science itself ..🙏

[@pramodahegde8130]

Exactly its not for fashion but it's our tradition...

[@mukeshkunwar46]

Hahaha.. You know what the same questions I have also gone through in Brazil. That red dot was awesome. Lolzz

[@yourmajesty6734]

Hello, Namaste korea.. for your kind information, not all part of south india is hot.. just like north india south indian temperature also varies.. kerala where I'm living has the coolest temperature during monsoon.. also coorg, ooty, kodaikanal, munnar, idukki, wayanad, ponmudi, yelagiri, nandhi hills are some of the high range areas of south india with very low temperature.. the present weather in ooty today is 16°c and munnar is 18°c..

[@inzae0]

I went to kerala. I am a Korean. The weather in kerala was really cool.

[@yourmajesty6734]

@@inzae0 yea.. thank u for visiting.. please visit again 😊😊 apart from alleppy ( famous for backwaters) there are so many beautiful sites like munnar( kashmir of south india), Athirapilly waterfalls, bekal fort which is the largest fort in kerala (40 acers) idukki dam one of the highest arch dams in asia and kovalam etc..

[@ukisbeggar8462]

@@inzae0 hey korean bro, if you visit North East India, then it's also cool and very beautiful and you'll find people that look similar to you

[@shivamdeol9370]

Present weather here is Shimla is 2° that is cool. 18° is not cool FYI I don't know why people think India is all hot. Don't they know Himalayas are in India?

[@cantwaitlife]

I think, as an Indian we should provide them a book of knowledge who speaks about Entire India. Because couple of them thinks that entire India uses a HIJAB like other Muslim Country's used.. Seriously it's hurts me alot because Our country is Secularism and I am a Christian as well. They need to work alot on their education..

[@deepakraj5352]

I felt this video was one dimensional,since India is vast country with different cultures.you answered them based on where you come from.i agree you cannot talk about everything.instead of asking them the what they want.you could give them insight on different states in India what are they famous for,how is it different from other states.something like that.all the best😊☺️

[@kanikasharma007]

Leh Ladakh is good destination but it takes hell lot of affort to go there even for Indians ..it would be difficult for Foreigners... Dharmsala ll be a good location bcoz of Buddhist majority of Korea .

[@cantwaitlife]

I don't think you have read newspapers on Aug.5th. Now go ahead to leh and laddakh my dear from now on.. they don't b seems like HELL to u.

[@kanikasharma007]

@@cantwaitlife lol Recent decision has nothing to do with difficulty in visiting Ladhakh. Ladhak rarely had any dangerous situation (politically). I was talking about it being cold desert hence not everybody can go there.. I was talking about its geography and that doesn't change with change in rule as far as I am aware.

[@justzzzzletgo]

@@kanikasharma007 Koreans experience really cold weather as a part of their weather cycle so I don't think it would be a problem for them.

[@kanikasharma007]

@@justzzzzletgo I know that for example Himachal also experience very cold weather and Snow and on much higher altitude then most of Korean mountains. But ladakh is a Cold desert meanwhile both Korea and HP are not. Ladakh is way to extreme and that's why for the same reason you have to undergo health cheackup and whatnot formalities to travel there. If anybody is willing to undergo such formalities then its most welcome but these formalities itself and geography makes Ladakh not an easy destination.

[@thejassjournal]

@@kanikasharma007 i am from leh ladakh and it is not at all a dangerous place actually it's the place japanese, korean and thai people mostly visit..so i think you should know proper information and then write in comments ... thanks

[@paulsaha2242]

Except the eating with hands part, the lady did a good job. 4 points: -God created spoon and a fork which is the hand. -Touching the food by hand let us know the temperature of the food before taking it to the mouth. -Indian food is designed in a way where we need to mix specific things with specific things before eating to get the desired taste like the thali. -Eating the food with hand lets you feel the food more.

[@sunidhikundal6414]

Yup.... Hands are the best yantra.... According to Acharya Sushruta.... Father of surgery.

[@saanvimehra5191]

Yep ... I always eat with my hands (and anyways how can you eat roti with spoon )😂😂

[@kiwi_fruit2712]

Plus there's nothing wrong in eating with hands , even if u r catching spoon, u r holding it with your hands. In Indian style: just wash your damn hands properly and dig into your food, you'll enjoy it better than ever

[@TheNaresh18]

That indian lady has no more knowledge of indian culture like red dot on forehead and eating with hands..there is reason behind wearing red dot according to culture and people wash their hands before eating food and using hands to feel texture of food ,so many benifits r included in that

[@siva4853]

I think about 75% of her answers were wrong,,,the answer she replied for the question" why people grab food by their hands?? ",, The way she replied is totally wrong,, Actually it's the way of paying respect to our food given by Almighty 🌎Whenever foreigners gave such thought about our Indians,, we won't bother and it's our pride that we are connected to God by our food.

[@geethanjaliyeddula5729]

We'll said

[@ot7fangirl27]

She actually tried to tell that it's depends among people..I mean I have been eating rice with spoon...so that completely depends on person to person..you cannot define India by only You r One Indian...The diversity is much more than even your thoughts.. Develope your mindset then only India will develop!

[@triptishekhawat8297]

Why we indians are so ignorant about e very tradition we follow ? Bindi isn't just a fashion ! I am studying korean and being surrounded by koreans all the time ...i know how much they respect their culture and know a lot about it ! for your kind information the area between the eyebrows (where the bindi is placed) is said to be the sixth chakra 'ajna' the seat of "concealed wisdom". The bindi is said to retain energy and strengthen concentration.The bindi also represents the third eye. I am not asking you to go all deep about it and explaining all the spiritual stuff but at least we should know why it is worn and it's not just a fashion...

[@some1iused2b]

Tripti Shekhawat there’s nothing bad in sayin it as a fashion.. as u urself is aware that our people use it as fashion . So why get offended, when our people themselves use bindi for fashion.

[@bangtansonyeondan2711]

Exactly I got pissed when she told its fashion

[@triptishekhawat8297]

@@some1iused2b i am not saying its bad to call it a fashion...i am just saying we should know about our culture too ...thats it

[@triptishekhawat8297]

@@bangtansonyeondan2711 we bharitye are the most ignorant people ever

[@cantwaitlife]

Tripti... Don't speak so much knowledge to them. They just know about surgery and changing names. WE Indians are Just Curry and Hijab to them.. Don't waste ur time Dear..

[@byramravikiran4384]

INDIANS put Bindi.... It's not fashion my sister.... It's has a scientific reason as well as cultural reason... And Religious.... Love from INDIA 💕✨✨

[@ot7fangirl27]

Bindi is fashion since Civilizations bro...Yeah it has a Scientific reason but it's not "Indian culture" it's "Indian Fashion" 😀 and the religious thing u r telling is Sindoor

[@PratibhaKanojia]

Your subscribers has increased it was 146 last time I saw I mean 2 or 3 days before. Keep growing

[@shoryakapoor3741]

This is the first time I've seen someone telling them to visit palces like leh Kashmir dharmshala ... Mostly people visit delhi.... But there's more to visit in north India... Which people don't know about....

[@Fairysang_yt]

This is new.... Yeah right now lots of korean people are curious about India... And you are doing great job...hope in future teach all the wirld soecially korea... Bcoz i love korean people😊😊😊

[@abhinavsood1194]

I am glad that you mentioned Dharamshala. It's really beautiful here. People should come and visit .

[@manishshetty3596]

Need part2 of this ...please❤

[@DeepaK-gk9ie]

Ahaan ! You are so good at Korean language and the accent which you have caught is just perfect. Please make a video on how you learned Korean and all those things related to it. Would love to shower your videos with lots and lots of love 💗

[@sss-hy2ey]

The bg music was roller coaster by chungha.....and I love it so much...

[@NishaKumari-eb6nq]

Wow I love ur video.. I am happy to see their honest question and ur honest answer.. I do this kind of video again please show them some beautiful sites of India and ask them where is this place.. Love u from India.. All the best..

[@jyoojoo]

Hey !! Girl first you learn about India !!

[@lllqq134]

Wow, I'm a South Korean. Your channel is really good. I get to follow this channel.

[@avnishshukla119]

Now thats like somereal India......thanq for that......❤️❤️

[@avnishshukla119]

@Chaitali Darode glti ho gyi mam.....aaj k baad comment he nii krunga...

[@avnishshukla119]

@Chaitali Darode actually.....maine aaj tk sirf 2 post pe comment kia hai.....usme bhi sb oppose krne lgte hai....mere pass replies hai....prr kitno ko du

[@avnishshukla119]

@Chaitali Darode asi baat h kya......mujhe lga mujhse kuch special pyar h public ka....😂😂😂 Prr aapko bhi vhi special treatment milti h...jankar khushi hui...!!😁😁🤣

[@PankajKumar-fs6jf]

1:03 Chunghai Roller Coster 😁😂

[@inzae0]

Pankaj Kumar bingo

[@maira4849]

I noticed that too lol 😂😂

[@manishbansal11]

I noticed that too Lol

[@arumillirajesh3038]

Wow nice video. Charassayo. Actually I was there in Daejeon for 1 and half year. Its really nice to see this video

[@rajeshkhilari]

हृदय से बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद 🙏🏼 जिस प्रकार आपने सभी के प्रश्नों के उत्तर दिए हैं, आपने कहीं नहीं भारतीय स्वाभिमान और प्रतिमा से समझौता नहीं किया । सभी लोग आप से यह सीखें । 고마워

[@shocklogic1970]

Yooooo I love this channel!! Keep it up!! Hope you enlighten more people on India.

[@rgaha5676]

This was really new for me. Instead to throwing random question and knowledge, it better if you could firsts clearify their curiosity thereby solving some of their misunderstood.

[@roopamanda526]

She did a great job💜

[@vaibhavnakka7668]

This is the best way of asking questions and questions made I have ever seen like this...I love ❤️Korea because of K-dramas.

[@indianstarsarmygirls135]

Namastey korea i am from india ,andhrapradesh state

[@vatsalyakhanka1622]

Ooo she mentioned Dharamshala, my hometown. Moreover I just love Korea. I am soo soooo sooooooo happy that atleast a few Koreans now know about Dharamshala aswell.💙💙

[@anushkasrivastava2129]

Girl... the red dot i.e 'bindi' is not for fashion... It has a great significance related to yoga and our Ayurveda. The "red dot" is actually applied in the forehead because it acts as a acupressure point.. even a small force at that point could help to activate the 'chakra' or the energy point there and that red dot provides that force or the needed acupressure. Our culture revolves around science but it is presented as our tradition so that people could accept it more easily ,our traditions were made to benefit human being and a great example is this "red dot" itself. So always remember you are the person who belong to the land where science was born and that land's culture and traditions reflects science itself ..🙏

[@ankgg9855]

Nice attempt..learning culture always cut the barriers..

[@jyotiyerplaa6910]

U are doing great jod dear🥰 i am ur new subscriber😘

[@iamauro1114]

Well I have been to many places solo as an Indian NE woman. Always a pleasant experience .just avoid very cheap accommodations..just faced 1 incident or else it's safe enough for women 🙆.

[@ukisbeggar8462]

My city is the number 1 safest city of India.. And i have seen women roaming in the night too... Even foreigners

[@shivankari]

And the red dot (Bindi) in not for fashion!!!

[@nitasingh8947]

I like this video because I'm also Indian 🥰🥰🥰and I love my country. Thank u for this video.

[@biswajitjena1314]

You are doing excellent job 👍

[@suniljohn6927]

why is eating with your hands a bad thing?? its your own hands and you wash your hands after you eat and before you eat.

[@rkj108]

Good work. You are breaking stereotypes

[@nrc5290]

Also 99% of the Indians regularly use hands for eating, atleast they know how to eat with hands and esply eating food with hands is important coz there are some foods that require only hands !!!!!! South India, Foods are extremely common to eat with hands and very few people use cutlery on everyday basis.. it also saves water only to wash hands instead washing all the cutleries. Also temperature differs region to region for eg in south we have south east monsoon on one area and north east monsoon on the other area.. so it just different **PS: Summer is hot as hell anywhere & everywhere in India including hill stations..just hot !!! Bindi is not a fashion, it's a culture! every women wear it or not is her choice.. a single bindi can change your facial looks to a certain extent too. Regarding tourism: we have 29 states plus 7 UT.. each state is like its own country.. so they have different language, culture, food, historical artifacts to offer you.. so it's difficult to visit entire India in 15-30days !! I am a woman, who does solo travel.. so I didn't find any discomfort.. the basics remain the same, just stick to what locals do and respect it.. you will be fine anywhere !

[@aditiprasad4012]

I love it when people talk about India in different countries....

[@brunda72k]

Every city in India is unique and beautiful

[@Tsun_Wu_Kong-Hanuman]

The red dot is not a style statement.... It's the culture representation of that country... Different region different type of bindi or Tilak is used.... North South its way different... In North Tilak is used which a mix of sandal sindoor.. In South it can be plain simple sandal which is horizontal.... Tilaks are used when visiting shakti or kaali temple... So it's not a style statement it's more of a cultural expression...

[@avanthikaanair6755]

Is it rollercaistwr by Chungha at 1:34!!

[@bhavyachamudia3903]

Me being a clever chungha fan recognised that rollercoaster is being place in background at 0:57

[@5-june]

That Indian girl speaking Korean so fluently 😲 Wow

[@samikshamahajan6586]

I didn't see the complete video, but lemme correct you my friend it's not the president of India cleaning the river Ganga. You should be clear enough on your data before preaching others. No offence, but pls take this as a tip 😅 good luck for your future.

[@Radheshyam-iz5hc]

This girl doesn't know the facts behind culture. Anyway u tried to educate them tonnes of love girl ❤

[@stspavan]

and i was like... BINDI for FASHION? COME ON GIRRRLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@akshatha104]

But,,that red dot called "bindi"..... Its not for fashion but it indicates religious purpose or they are married......and its an Indian culture also but not a fashion....plz don't misunderstand

[@akshatha104]

Indians eat with their hands coz....To feel the taste of the foods essence better. and u can also say that giving respect to the food..... being respectful to the goddess"Annapoorneshwari"

[@akhiltesla8707]

1:27 Ghost pepper (bhut jolokia) is the hottest chilli and it is not used in cooking (expected some restraunts), it is only used in pepper spray used by police and girls for self defense. We don't eat it, what are you saying??!!😂

[@saranghaesaloni7rmjinsjhjvjk]

Amazing

[@devilhand748]

well about the bindi it have its meaning because according to tradition it represent the center point of meditation and as for eating with hand its help digestion so be proud and learn facts about traditions and be proud

[@suneethasuni3726]

Northern Indian almost all eat with spoon whereas in southern India almost all eat with hands..😊

[@yashuwanta8132]

Nuna which part of Indian u r from, bhut jolokia, so m curious

[@ghostrider-hk5jm]

Pls do a qna video to introduce yourself.

[@vetiarvind]

2:54 do you know there is a spiritual meaning behind a bindi? It's supposed to denote a person's Ajna Chakra, i.e "third eye" or the "eye of knowledge". It's not just a fashion. But I guess some people just do it like fashion, especially foreigners.

[@meenujohnson6144]

I think, she is from North India, that's why she didn't say anything about South India..

[@sanjanasingh5797]

IDK why everyone is saying that what she said about eating with hands and Bindi is wrong. She just said that eating with hands is personal preference, which is true why would she go on and spend half hour telling the guy about the benefit of eating with hands. About Bindi true its culture and has some yogic benefits but nowdays mostly everyone wear it for fashion, weather it goes with the outfit or not and so on.

[@aniltarai5972]

good luck mam.....doing good job

[@saranghaesaloni7rmjinsjhjvjk]

Good job di

[@94503]

The thing is we don't even have any dish called curry.... it's just like different noodles have different broth or soup..... agree guys

[@jahanvisrivastava1611]

I'll get lots of hate for this comment but personally I don't think that she said anything wrong about eating with hands and bindi part. I come from a religious hindu family and I still eat my food atleast rice,daal and curry with spoon because it's my preference. Yes majority of Indians do eat with their hands but nowadays many people have also started to use spoons and i don't think there's anything wrong with that. It's not like we don’t like eating with our hands some of us like me find it difficult to eat with my hands because I don't know the proper way to use it that's why its difficult for me. About the bindi part, yes it has a religious significance I don't know much about it but now with the influence of TV serials and movies many of us belonging to the younger generation have started to put bindi as a fashion statement because it looks very good with ethnic wear. This doesn't mean that bindi is only used as a fashion statement, I think it's fine for unmarried women to wear bindi because we're not exactly disrespecting anyone and it shows that despite being westernized the younger generation still respects the Indian culture. I meant no disrespect to anyone by stating my opinions but I just wanted to say that India is a huge and diverse country and people are free to do whatever they want and wear whatever they like so we shouldn't generalize the entire population as having similar patterns of social behavior. Once again I meant no disrespect to the Indian culture and Hinduism.

[@saranghaesaloni7rmjinsjhjvjk]

Woww nice video

[@lalitideepa5752]

Please teach them the significance of bindi, it's not for fashion....it has a symbolism

[@arunachandrashekar3202]

Well..bindi or vermilion is not a fashion. Its culture, tradition. It has a very deep meaning behind it. And there is a scientific study also about why women use bindis.

[@ot7fangirl27]

Bindi and Sindoor is a totally different thing tbh...

[@su_nature]

U speak such good korean

[@blurryblueee]

Can you please explain me this one...... lot's of people tells that they remind curry ?? But there are hundreds of curries...what curry they'll eat????

[@QuillWhispers]

President of India purified ganga??? 😂😂 I laughed hard.. Atlest she could have said Prime Minister of India... 😆😆😆 Hahaha..

[@thakurswag18]

Every Indian state is beautiful not only Kashmir and Laddakh .

[@anuradhapandit9824]

Didi, itni acchi Korean kaise bol leti ho? Have you been staying there for some time? Or have you taken any classes? Please let me know!

[@mayahusn5171]

Caste system is still very bad over here in India. Not just rural!! She is spreading false information!!!!

[@bangtansonyeondan2711]

Bruh If someone tells bad about any low cast people or any caste they l put you in jail which part of india are you from ?

[@mayahusn5171]

@@bangtansonyeondan2711 are u nutcase, living in India??? Certainly not!!!

[@mayahusn5171]

@@bangtansonyeondan2711 one medical girl student was tortured and forced to commit suicide by 3 senior female students just because she was from low caste i.e scheduled tribe!!!

[@mayahusn5171]

@@bangtansonyeondan2711 I can give so many examples that ur entire life will be spent listening to atrocities!!!! So shut-up, I already feel dead inside seeing the state of affairs and stupidity from people like u aggravates my anger!!! But with corrupt and power thirsty people, can't do anything. Oh yes there are stupid or cunning people like u in number in media because true voices are suppressed.

[@bangtansonyeondan2711]

@@mayahusn5171 calm tf down shithead I Agree with you caste system worse in india it is true discrimination of low caste people is a crime you can file a case remember our president mr ramnath kovind is a dalit hope for change

[@rajudevda4115]

where is your hometown maam ?☺️

[@suneethasuni3726]

Bindhi is not fashion mam.. it's our culture.

[@NidhiSinha4U]

When people complain about caste system in India and forget in their country and religion, caste system also exists!!!!

[@PseudoProphet]

I really don't thiy there's anything worth visiting in Delhi... And I've lived in delhi my entire life. Same with Agra, I mean they're just Taj Mahal, and nothing else. People should go to the Himalayas, Goa, Kerala, Andman and Nicobar Islands, North East ( which is difficult for now because of lack of infrastructure ) The only place worth visiting where foreigners usualy frequent is actually Rajasthan.

[@badonbokbanks4820]

You can even travel the cities in the North eastern states

[@adityapathak8862]

Ya we not eat wit hands we use spoon thats i want to say u say m happy n not only curry we eat curry only special occasion happy to hear explain

[@TELUGU_BLASTS]

I'm curious about one thing .. how many korians know that.. their ancestry queen was from "Kashi" which was in India ? In one way they had Indian DNA mixed within them .. (ofcourse I don't know if it mixed before that .. there was a possibility)

[@taesmcflurry2847]

I wanted to ask how long have u been in Korea to speak fluent korean language??

[@vipashasharma9237]

Dharamshala...my home town 😁 it's very beautiful

[@Sandy-to7oo]

I have more curious questions about korea.. one of the questions is why Koreans are so cute 😅

[@amrutaprabhakar5722]

96% Indians eat with their hands. Tell them. No shame!

[@karthics4692]

she is dumb bro...

[@thejassjournal]

I am from leh, ladakh..

[@마이배뷔]

Love ur videos pls make some on makeup

[@kavithajain8583]

Red Dot is not used as a fashion it has its meaning

[@anuragtripathi3602]

Ganga is not dirty because of flowers. 99.9% reason is sewer and industrial waste which are thrown into the river without treating it very easily throwing flowers are made .escape goat

[@rmahalekshmi2720]

I'm the only one who is still thinking of her bangs

[@niranjankarnad2083]

The Indian girl who was explaining about India was so biased towards North India, or she was ignorant about rest of India. Her food choices were from North India, the places to visit were from North India again. We have so many places in the West, East, North East and South to visit. And the North Indian belt of Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar is many times not safe for women.

[@sidworld3951]

The red dot is scientifically for the stimulation of pituitary gland ...so it can stimulate their capability...and ur doing a great job of spreading our fame....we love u korea

[@ot7fangirl27]

Yeah True...and also it's used as a Fashion thing since Harappan Civilization

[@debanjanapalit]

Red bindi is not a fashion it's a culture 🤷