What People Think About Parsi | Street Interview | Jeheranium | JM

[@Jeheranium]

Parsi logo ki sabse khaas baat apko kya lagti hai ?

[@percywadia8277]

Their Honesty... And their tenets of Good thoughts, good words and good deeds. This invites the blessings of the Almighty and is one of the main reasons of their success and prosperity. Parsees may not be wealthy, but they are certainly a prosperous community.

[@amitkumarpandey8466]

Thank you brother for this video and i am happy to be a part of this.

[@julianpatloo7287]

Proud to be a parsi. Love from Pakistan

[@Jeheranium]

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[@JehangirSethna]

Thank You 🎉our country men & women for showering so much love to Parsis.

[@Jeheranium]

Let's continue fostering a culture of love, respect, and inclusivity. Cheers to unity in diversity!

[@kamalrukhkhan3952]

Ermmm! I'm parsi. We don't have jhunjhunwala as our surname...also thank you for all the love!

[@Jeheranium]

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[@mehroo1966]

Hi - I am proud to be a Parsi & am overwhelmed to see this video ..many Indians do recognise us inspite of a few who are still unaware & approach us as to which religion we belong to & whether we come from a western country .. Dhinsak😂..our delicacy is mutton Dhansak ..never heard of the Maglai though 😮.. would like to thank everyone in this video who have shown so much respect to our community 😘

[@Jeheranium]

Your insight adds depth to the conversation, and we appreciate your perspective. Hope you will like other videos too.

[@zeenarastomjee8853]

Thank you for your kind words about us Parsis. A jovial spirit, a good nature, & minding our own business goes a long way in getting along with the rest of our countrymen.

[@Jeheranium]

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[@kaynazd8586]

Thank you for the love, India!! 🙏

[@Jeheranium]

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[@derikmedhora505]

Proud Parsi

[@tinakelath8276]

I love the Parsis. They are foodies especially non veg. They celebrate their festivals with families. They are loving people who always think of others

[@Jeheranium]

Thank you for these facts, hope you will like other videos too.

[@pervizdubash8829]

Proud to be a Zoroastrian.

[@Jeheranium]

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[@jasmistry]

As with all communities, we Parsees, too, have poor brethren. There are the old, the disabled, the destitute- but we are a small community and so they are not very visible. We also have, thanks to the large heartedness of our affluent people a good network of charities which help the less fortunate. We were the first to educate our women in the 1800s and this had contributed greatly to our successes.

[@Jeheranium]

Thank you for the insights. Hope you liked our video.

[@sharma_1721]

Nice video jushant bro, try to upload video regularly and last clip of ur video is very funny which i like the most those " extras" part 😂

[@Aksht02]

parsi minority community in india but wealthiest people, nation builder and not use victim card like 2nd largrest majority religion 😅

[@kanchanlivinglife]

Being a minority community is not a bad thing. That's how the constitution recognizes each and every community... so why to get offended by that?

[@sanayabodhanwalla6862]

that is because fortunately we have not been made into victims. Great observation.

[@budsurtees4224]

What you guys seem to have missed is that all those Parsi surnames with the "wala" suffix are in fact Gujarati names indicative of profession and town of origin, and not specifically Parsi or Persian names, which Parsis abandoned centuries ago. Other Gujaratis too share some of those names. Also, "dikra" is a Gujarati word for "son" and non-Parsi Gujaratis also call their sons "dikra". By the way, some of your interviewees are bullshitting about a few things, which indicates they don't know Parsis very well.

[@Jeheranium]

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[@tranquiltimes6680]

Thankyou all for your positive comments for the Parsis, but please come out of the misconception that all Parsis are wealthy. Yes there are lot of wealthy people touchwood, but most of us are from middle class and there are quite a few struggling even below the poverty line.

[@Jeheranium]

Thank you for shedding light on this important aspect. You're absolutely right; while there are indeed affluent Parsis, it's crucial to recognize the diversity within the community.

[@khushnumamaster6413]

What the hell is Dhinsak? And chicken Maglai? 😂 Nevertheless love the fact that they all had good things to say about us ❤ proud to be a Zoroastrian 🙌🏼

[@Jeheranium]

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[@arnavazdamania7256]

Sorry it's not dhisak it's dhunsak

[@balpreetsingh6834]

3:30 ye kaisa Gujarati Parsi hai?

[@lohraspdordi9192]

Mutton Dhaansaak

[@Jeheranium]

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