Why Indian Immigrants Become Rich and Raise Successful Kids

Did you know that Indian Americans have the highest median household income among all ethnicities in the United States? Have you ever wondered why Indian immigrants seem to have a knack for raising successful and accomplished children?
In this eye-opening video, we dive into the fascinating reasons behind the success of Indian Americans and explore the factors that contribute to their incredible achievements. From cultural values to educational priorities, we'll explore the unique characteristics of these families that set them apart from other communities.
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[@keepcreationprocess]

They are cheating and they blew up the economy and they don T care

[@satyamARAS]

hopefully ur law makers give same respect.

[@ljevers]

A couple of major oversights in this video, keep in mind India developed from a caste system and almost exclusively those that have immigrated to the United States their heritage is from an upper cast That does not negate their hard work but after 25 years of working with Indians that mentality still exist and so you go into the same areas of management that your family has been in in its past Seconds because of that cast perspective those that are a part of the American culture were the ones who could afford to come to America. So unlike many other immigrants to the US that came here specifically to make a better life, In large part Indians that come to the US came here for schooling and decided to stay That means you're comparing a radically different starting point for those Indian families as compared to a Cambodian family or Vietnamese family who came here and started at the very bottom Love Indian people have spent many years working in India and working in the US, But some major oversights in your video that don't account for these items Imagine how skewed the numbers would be if you went to England and compared American immigrants in England and their success rates to the overall England population... It's going to be largely skewed because of the people who could initially be able to go there and immigrate

[@thesearches5171]

Nigerians should be in the Chart

[@keepcreationprocess]

@@thesearches5171 Nigerians are scammers....

[@karen99999]

We do not live together to minimize expenses, we live together to maximize love and affection

[@Say_My_Name--]

Exactly❤❤

[@bhaveshtamboli546]

thats too lame excuse i heard. students come alone not with families and most of the indian parents visit occasionally they dont like to live in usa, aus, can in most of cases.

[@karen99999]

@@bhaveshtamboli546 what an immature lad you are bhavesh. No parents can come with their students to the US, it costs money, investment or doctorates

[@srinivasn1032]

​@@karen99999 that's correct

[@kalaasmna9116]

​@@bhaveshtamboli546yes but see them in 10 years and they will have their whole family in us

[@TJSaw]

Indian immigrants took the concept of “The American Dream” more seriously than Americans themselves 😂

[@jayabratachoudhury2103]

On point 💯

[@tenlisriller5381]

Right.

[@kazi_the_wood_fire]

And then they became American

[@y.l.9020]

More than the black americans

[@JK-gu3tl]

Most vote democrat.

[@nimai0108]

As an Indian our parents don't kick us out of home when we turn 18. As we turn 18 they break their life time savings to educate us. Once we complete our education and get on our own feet. We help them in their old age and keep them with us.

[@focusonselfbetterment]

Sorry but we don't keep them,we keep living with them in their old-age

[@sunildhuper2450]

​@@focusonselfbettermentNot everyone abonded their parents

[@focusonselfbetterment]

@@sunildhuper2450 read my reply again,I didn't say we abandon them,I said we keep living with them,(हम इतने बड़े कभी नहीं होते कि उन्हें साथ रख सकें, बल्कि हम उनके साथ रहते हैं)

[@rajanpatwa7199]

@@focusonselfbettermentpoint

[@PatagoniaArg]

Yea, I need to make pharmacy run..lol

[@shiveshchauhan7296]

Indian parents have 2-3 Kids American Kids have 2-3 Parents

[@athiestrepublic]

Their choice

[@harekrishna7837]

No,,2 -3 sets of parents!!

[@CommanderTexas]

American kids have no father

[@nandana_n]

​@@athiestrepublic to absolutely suck in life, yes.

[@carolinalipachakybaloch4818]

Thats on point bruh..

[@ApartheidIsraelRegime]

As an Afghan I totally agree with this, I was 19 when I went to India to study and studied there for 6 years, then moved to a western country, my mindset is very similar to Indians, worked hard, bought my own house, have already invested in two businesses with regular cash flow, and Insha Allah soon will buy my own petrol station, all of them in 11 years. Most of my friends are from India, I trust them and they trust me and we work together. PS : Thank for your encouragements and beautiful words, and thank you for liking my post, I never expected to see so much love from all my friends in India 🇮🇳 and other parts of the world. By the way India is on the moon, congratulations 👏 … amazing achievement and we are proud 🙏🙏🇦🇫🇮🇳

[@parthakalita8869]

God bless you ..🇮🇳🤝🇦🇫

[@ApartheidIsraelRegime]

@@parthakalita8869 thank you 🙏

[@Mo96afaZ]

Mashallah brother, best of luck!

[@ApartheidIsraelRegime]

@@Mo96afaZ thank you 🙏

[@magnusneilson533]

bro the petrol station brooooooooooooooooo you are awesome. love from india brother. i m also going to college this year and to do my bachelors in engineering, i will work hard and buy a petrol station too😂😂😂.

[@robinownhouse9144]

My Indian friend great grandmother came to South Africa with two boys with no husband about 100 years ago.Did not know the language,culture etc she sold sweets door to door.She emphasized hard work and education,today three generations later her great grandchildren are Professors and doctors.Moral of the story,Indian parents sacrifice,work hard and have a vision for their kids.

[@vinaybhatia4228]

As an Indian, I commit, you have caught a right thing. Indian parents sacrifice for their kids and it is happening generations to generations.

[@darrelldsa]

But what about kids having their own vision, huh? A parent's duty is to get their child educated (school or homsechool), college (not necessary), allowing them to dream their dreams no matter how hard it is? It is your parent's duty to care for you!! They bought you into this world without your permission, knowing that we have to write exams and go through suffering in this world. It does make sense in a way, parents bring us to life, without our permission, knowing the world is already screwed up and how hard it is to survive. And then, later on, they start coming up with excuses and self pity, and start blaming us, for their problems. They be like, "O I took care of you my whole 6 years and all that, I carried you in my stomach for 9 months, tf?" That's your duty and penalty for having sex. If you didn't want all that suffering, why give birth to us, and make us suffer too? My dear future parents, if you're thinking about having kids, make sure you make all the money in the world ready, and learn about mental health, and learn to care for other children first, ready a retirement plan (don't come asking us to take care of you, when we need to take care of our own family first, we understand) and then become parents. We children do not owe you anything if you haven't given us the best quality of life you can. We don't owe you anything because you brought us into this world, you own, and you owe us! And it is your duty to provide! You can teach us chores and all, no worries, but don't use us for your entire life's benefit. The goal of having a child must be to improve the quality of life for the next generation. Life is a gift, but the decision to create one is a choice.

[@KrishnaSharma-io4ic]

​@@darrelldsa i dunno dude... you can always choose to leave if you don't like.rhe world. Don't make excuses for your failures unless you are born with disabilities.

[@darrelldsa]

@@KrishnaSharma-io4ic I'm not making excuses. I'm saying a lot of indian parents (not all), make excuses for themselves and use their children as excuses, which isn't good. Just because they were failures, their children are not there to achieve their parents' dream, it should be the child's dream, otherwise, this cycle will never stop! the dream of the parent will keep on being pushed to the child. Don't make excuses for your failures unless you are born with disabilities. What you said, absolutely right

[@KrishnaSharma-io4ic]

@@darrelldsa fair point... there has to be a balance. Though if you child is getting student loan in music then parent is right to stop them there. I know US people with 100k loans which they are not able to pay for 10 years... then they changed the job to tech... lol..

[@divine_wisdom5976]

To all Indian parents out there -"You make the world a safer place by raising kids with high standards and values"

[@rjsantics7156]

Thank you 😊

[@CalmBuffalo-gk3fi]

Yeah right

[@thelecko481]

Lol, your country has a gang rape every 20 minutes. I watched all your country videos

[@TheBobsays]

Indian specially Hindus are well deciplined, morally and ethically strong, law abiding citizens.

[@DR-nx1oe]

indian any religion are well disciplined!!!

[@DR-nx1oe]

its not religion its indian culture

[@inmyworld97]

​@@DR-nx1oeit is religion. It's hindus.

[@DeepakKumar-bs3kx]

@@inmyworld97 hiduism is not a religion,it is a way of life

[@lionizedlamb5178]

Hindu Dharma DOES MATTER!

[@falconspy1668]

I'm an African student studying in India for 4 years now. It's safe to say their culture and moralities are one of a kind. I got huge respect for them.

[@thatindiandude4602]

Hope your studies go well. Hope India treated you well as well 😊

[@falconspy1668]

@@thatindiandude4602 absolutely.

[@willowwale2000]

Nigga please...

[@anushkapathak3360]

Thanks bro well so many indians are very bad bt don't pay attention on them so outhers are very good

[@Dantee.15]

Oh please. How many Indians you see coming to Africa? Ok then It’s always a one way street. They cool with us but they not really tryna be with us. Don’t forget that

[@soundofprice]

Im Kenyan and did my Engineering in Bangalore India.....these guys work hard for results and they respect their culture and elders.....thats the most important thing. Not Americans who have "freedom" of talking shit to their parents or elders. I respect them JAI HIND!!!!

[@eksdeeee4113]

👑 You dropped this king

[@prathamrawal5757]

Christ?

[@tiffanygarrett2565]

So now that you've learned from the Indians will you finally build Kenya into modernity? Or is it India, China or us 'horrible' Americans who will have to subsidize.

[@jeffreyterrio5665]

Some parents deserve “talking shit”. Some parents beat their children (not discipline but literally BEAT them), abuse them mentally and physically, neglect them, molest or rape them, are alcoholics or drug addicts, etc

[@nuguskhalifa9365]

​@tiffanygarrett2565 ignorant Americans I been to India/Kenya both countries are similar developed I even meet many indian who worked in Nairobi

[@manzero134gd]

Indians help you on KZbin with the programming tutorials, they are leaders in tech, they are business owners (my boss is Indian), they are in politics, in medicine, everywhere! They are some of the most excellent people for real and I applaud that.

[@faultagain]

Where are you from?

[@MsHSpring]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@gouthamkrishnan6718]

It's because india has highest internet users in the world.So you will find lot of videos created by Indians.

[@mannyk2755]

The highest population of the world. Obviously to succeed among that many people you need to work hard. Most of those who succeeded, leave their birth place and move to the west.

[@inanebeast9980]

yeah even a guy with less than 100 subs makes some useful stuff@@gouthamkrishnan6718

[@MariaBelenSeyssInquart]

Hello from Argentina!! I was in India for an SAP workshop there and I noticed how quick and hard workers they were. They worked until late at night. I imagine they are good for raising a family.

[@Desibeatnik]

My husband is from India. Successful Indians help their relatives to be successful. My own relatives would never think about helping anyone.

[@abnoco]

Same. I’m from a big family and we never helped each other. In fact we did the opposite. I’m getting older now and I see that was the biggest mistake my American family made.

[@tolu.a9725]

💯 That's sadly the part Africans don't have.. They had rather make it alone and stunt on their people

[@PennyPincherCoins]

im black american and this is VERY true, I seen it with my own 2 eyes and im 60 now, i seen this 30 years ago and even asked, and this was the answer I got

[@christopherm202dcfinest2]

@@PennyPincherCoinsare you black first or American first ?

[@0arjun077]

We are Fast and furious: Indian Drag😂, its all about Family.

[@nil957]

Indian father always think and apply mantra."My children should educate more than me and My children should not suffer the way I was " ...result is progress in every generation...

[@dudeTVofficial]

Exactly my father’s thinking and now i have a kid that became my thinking too. Its in our gene and traditional

[@pops1209]

Yes exactly my father nd mother want me to become successful rather looking at themself that's supreme sacrifice they made for us nd we give them little piece to return to them becuz we really can't fully repay those sacrifices

[@akshayr.5316]

Truer words were never spoken.

[@AnimeCritical]

Because of this same reason I have decided to not have kids. Kids can't suffer if they dont exist. 😊😊

[@imawarrior4527]

😂 true in every indian Household this is very common

[@daviddarden1915]

Throughout my life, I have always admired Indian value system. In my school days Indian teachers I had, very few, always motivated me to do the best. Thank you for this video. GOD BLESS 🇺🇸 AMERICA.

[@Jackie815]

Believe me I've lived in India for more than 10 years, this country has been devastated by Colonization and historical invasions but the people, with the kind of devotion and work ethic they have, they can make any country an economic and technological superpower, if given opportunities!

[@mirowestmaas4566]

India was still very rich right up to colonial times

[@bksundar]

Bingo. If you look at history from 0 ad to 2000 India was no 1 from 0 to 1500 AD, 1600 to 1700 China overtook us first time, 1700 we took it back and from 1800 onwards fully US and west . West has been up for just 200 years in the grand scheme and India for 1700 years China 100 yrs

[@PAPA.PARDESI]

bro before invasions we were the richest country for centuries and oldest living civilisation.....

[@akp167]

Don’t make excuses for India. If the country had made two important decisions in 1947 it would be bigger than China today. All they had to do was ally with the US and be capitalist. They chose non-alignment and socialism.

[@Azokyjuf902]

Islam destroyed India and Iran.

[@justinm3486]

I'm part Indian on my dads side. My dad worked 2 jobs for 15 years to make it, retired at 62. I took that torch and now rake in $200k a year in engineering. I'm not smart, it was the hard work ethic of my father instilled in me, that got me here

[@justinm3486]

my sister also kills it as a President of a national company but like most women, she hates working

[@iamzae6123]

So your an engineer who’s not smart? So basically you have a career you don’t deserve because your part Indian? Being a non smart engineer is DANGEROUS.

[@tpl2023]

He’s not trying to make you feel any type of way, he’s just Sharing his journey. If you feel some type of way that’s a you problem.

[@chase70815]

same brother same, except I went into software engineering. Stock options are pretty great.

[@minhnguyen5527]

I'm thrilled you have the strength to acknowledge that a lot of what you accomplished was due to someone who came before you. I love to quote George Carlin "Pride should be reserved for something you achieve or attain on your own, not an accident of birth." Many born here say they're proud of being XYZ all the time without having anything to do with it.

[@gohan4039]

We Indians and Tibetans who fly abroad for new life are simple and non violence people. We go there to make our life better by working hard not looting people or spreading violence like Arabic and African country.

[@ferwallace1903]

Read that Indian south africans are now also the top class in south africa, they rose from apartheid and are fast becoming the most successful group of any in South Africa. In Zimbabwe it's the same thing, Zimbabwean Indians are literally owning more and more property and businesses at an alarming rate for a minority population. The dedication and hard work is really AMAZING. Indians and south Asians are taking over the world!!!

[@vetiarvind]

this happened in Kenya and Uganda too until Indians were paying 90% of the taxes and the east Africans kicked out the Indians and begged them to come back after the economy collapsed.

[@Dontcare66]

Soon to be kicked out if they're too successful

[@mangopudding5979]

How do you know all this?

[@azinKArani]

Indians are the best. The people and the culture are just amazing. We Persians are particularly fond of them. Much love from Iran to our ancient cousins in India💜

[@Tamilz]

U know it’s funny I speak the language tamil it’s the oldest and they found proof how Iran and some Middle East countries was ones same people and cultures

[@0arjun077]

​@@Tamilz pls you guys dont bring the language politics. Stupid politics is the reason Indians succeed outside India but can't make India develop in a short period of time.

[@believ100]

@@0arjun077 Absolute truth!

[@adityasinghjadoun6675]

​@@Tamilz chutiye idli dosa idhar bhi a gye Tamil Tamil karne

[@music123music9]

@@0arjun077 u cannot have discussion with him, just look at his name.

[@GR-le1ms]

I'm from New Jersey and can remember a great number of Indians migrating to the US in the mid to late 80s. They lived in cheap apartments and houses. They were poor but hard workers. My classmates didn't have much back then. Most of them are now either doctors, engineers, or in some other profession.

[@GR-le1ms]

@Wheels and the Legman mestizo. Why?

[@GR-le1ms]

@Wheels and the Legman no. Honduran. A typical looking Honduran lol.

[@rishabhchaudhary3918]

We must also thank USA for providing opportunities to Indians. I have seen that many companies founder prioritize Indians to become CEO of the company(especially tech companies)

[@KoushikPaulliveandletlive]

@@rishabhchaudhary3918 May be because of their work etic.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Executive Chef Nasi Biryani

[@nikb7995]

Why Indian kids, because for the most part their culture is pure and strong

[@drikali]

Indians have been one of the smartest race since ancient times. It's genetic.

[@exposingdemocrats8370]

British destroyed 300 years of worth of India, but look, under a hundred years they’re top 5 in the world as term in economy and planned to #1 by 2030.

[@guilzd5836]

As an Indian, I don't think success comes from genetics. It's our culture that enables us to succeed anywhere.

[@Spot120]

@@guilzd5836 yeah you are right bro.

[@ter8330]

Most Indian households have a MOTHER and a present FATHER. Makes a huge difference. My students who were Indian were some of THE best students in school.

[@bhupal3499]

Cool

[@lavonnealexander6936]

Yeah that makes a difference.

[@livya5676]

Lmao yes

[@ShinkuGouki]

Fathers are NEEDED in the home.

[@cristofloyd]

So the father doesn't go out to buy milk? hmmm Strange.

[@HappyOnee]

One thing I will add…whichever country Indian goes ….they stay Faithful & Loyal to that country! They may love their motherland but they will never betray the country they work! This quality with religious tolerance makes them work on higher levels!

[@dkraja5419]

It's 100% Correct sister..

[@manasuniyal2897]

This is why Indians in America are loyal to America and not India. They work for American intrests ....

[@rudraganesh]

Also because India doesn’t allow dual citizenship… makes them loyal to their passport country and remain nostalgic towards India

[@shivamiltiwari9541]

yes because that's our karma land a form of goddess which sustains our living and growth ........

[@tivky]

Hinduism has a concept of Janm Bhoomi (your motherland) and Karm Bhoomi (the land where you offer your services). And for Hindus who follow Karma Yog ( The path to spiritual enlightment through Karma), Karma Bhoomi is where their loyalty lies first.

[@vasilykotikov6916]

When i lived in the UK for me as a russian indians always seemed to be the most humble and smart nations among the other immigrants.

[@yohannesaradom8656]

The Indians are marching heading to be the next SUPER POWER NATION. They got the values and the brain what else do you need. GO INDIA 🇮🇳 ROCK THE 🌎 !

[@Magaveli]

I’m a black American and I’m glad you made this video. I’ve always admired how Indian immigrants hustle in America and their commitment to education and community. From doctors and engineers to hotel and service station ownership. I’m motivated to compete in the marketplace. I’m learning a lot reading the comments. The American dream is real. 🇺🇸

[@raj6559]

Why need to mention "black"?? You are human in the first place and your identity is America .. that's it.

[@WanderingNaren]

Thanks for the good words …. African Americans inspired me as well always … I’m an American citizen of Indian origin .

[@yogi5878]

@@raj6559 cultural/ancestoral idenity is equally important otherwise you will loose yourself, your true identity in the ocean of humanity.

[@jainvarunn]

maybe a simple trip to an temple and spending time with the community will help to grab the secret juice.

[@jainvarunn]

@Wheels and the Legman yup , born n bred

[@jalenduvaidya2541]

As an Indian in USA, I feel this is very normal.. It is our routine life.. never knew how important these small things that our ancestors induced in our day to day life.

[@ciaronsmith4995]

Your culture is caste system and disgusting materialism. You fool nobody. Just because we don't like LGBT doesn't mean we like you.

[@akashmunde_76]

Aur bhi kuch he bahot jyda usane bola ny he USA mai bacho ki pitahi ny hoti he humare belt Tut. Jate They don't how much our parents beats us

[@desiguy55]

sometimes beaing beaten is good for discipline otherwise Indians will be like whites who don't care about education and good jobs ,they just want a job that will give them basic living.@@akashmunde_76

[@ArjunAt50]

❤❤❤❤

[@vijayaprasanna705]

2k kids நம் அடையாளத்தை மாற்றி விட்டார்கள் பலவிதமான போதைக்கு அடிமைகளாக மாறியதும் அரசியல் வாதி பிழைப்பு நடத்த சாமானியர்கள வயிறு தான்

[@finstarusa]

The Indian people and culture is probably the best out there. I have been serving and working with Indian families in the real estate business and have not come across one family struggling with credit or income. They may be shrewd but sacrifice there lifestyles for their kids, but never seen a struggling Indian person/family. They are calm by nature, active and very much grounded people. The food is amazing and the woman as beautiful as it gets. Everyone is afraid the Chinese people will take over the United States, well the Indians are taking over the World.

[@cheeririnaldo435]

One of the things I've noticed about Indian immigrants all my life is their STRONG FAMILY. Whatever other factors that are involved, that is critical to a recipe for success when every generation supports each other, cares for each other, works together toward a common goal, and shares the fruit of their efforts.

[@darrylmonceller1669]

Filipinos are actually the second highest earning ethnic group in the US. I guarantee you, you'll have an Indian doctor or Filipino nurse when you get hospitalized in a major US city 😅.

[@pieceofcrap7167]

Filipina nurses are the best 😂😂😂

[@bearcat19872013]

Pat, my dad (Indian) and mom (Iranian) both very educated. Sacrificed everything for their children. They worked blue collar jobs and emphasized education. Today, I’m an attorney and my brother is a physician and so is my sister.

[@JackSparrow-zj4hj]

Wow an indian guy managed to date a pretty iranian woman...i can live in peace now...major props to ur pops 😂🙌

[@parmykumar8592]

​@Jack Sparrow I dated a Turkish German lady in Berlin for 3 years! 😂

[@HappyHuz]

What is your name bro?

[@kiritshah8196]

When kids see parents sacrificing for good future for kids, wow moment stays. ..same attribute get instilled and energy is diverted for bigger cause of life to bring predictable outcome ...in your case, noble profession that pays well...gives you opportunity to afford and experience many things in life... Salute to your parents and pad on your back to stay in race and win ..

[@manishsirwal9881]

@@parmykumar8592 how are u guys pulling of foreign girls , u guys must look handsome

[@DrBeauHightower]

Indians are freaking awesome the food the culture the movies the music

[@pramodkaranth9479]

You..... again.....😆Seems you're beginning to watch many of Patrick's videos.

[@ascendant95]

Don't forget the grants for free down payments and secured financing on hotels and imposing a caste system when the government lifts them up. They're special, so they should be able to abuse their employees!

[@sonaliv1489]

What crap are you smoking? Caste system is non existent almost in India. It's just names for economic system like the reviled brahmins are just the same clergy , dalirs are the peasants But western Media loves the caste word so much they won't let it die And no, we don't have generational wealth. It was looted by the British.

[@rjgill7982]

THANK YOU DR. HIGHTOWER, YOU ARE JUST AS AWESOME , IF NOT, THEN MORE AWESOME!!

[@matrix3744]

@@ascendant95 caste system was given to indians by colonialism and carried down . you may have experienced some bad people

[@paarichandrasekaran8365]

Proud to be an Indian!!! He found our secrets - May be it’s time for us to change our strategy 😊

[@MrHmm-cv6gs]

How indian raise their children... Long story in short... Don't let children do whatever they want to do... For their own good.. I am indian too..

[@watchman35]

I married into an Indian family. I agree they are very family oriented which in my opinion is the foundation for their financial success.

[@mygmail5470]

My man

[@sam-fd4qb]

thats called hard working people privilege, only the hard working folks get rewarded, proof that anyone can make it .

[@vishnualappadan]

❤

[@Swo76]

Your not supposed to mix races.

[@anonymuzz99]

​​@@Swo76ays who?learn the difference between your and you're then preach about people's lifestyles

[@unluckytourist]

I work with a lot of Vietnamese and Indian guys. The single biggest difference is the family focus. Those guys do EVERYTHING to better their children's lives. Two jobs, uber on the side, what have you. It's not to pay for a nicer car or extra holidays. It's all invested in their children and ensuring they can get the best head start in life possible.

[@HiranyaGarbh.]

Indians see life as a cycle of lives and deaths and not a one single life and death. With this wisdom at the core nurturing one's own children with one's own values in order to pass on wealth and knowledge is a core aspect, as when you have to return to the planet you want it to be a good place to return to. That's where another greatly respected phenomenon in India is to have a saving attitude in terms of economics since you don't want to strip off the planet of resources as you yourself have to come back here.

[@maitai7375]

HELLO!

[@bannedbycommieyoutube5time920]

And the wives are actually mostly traditional and take care of the home/children and are held to a relatively strict standard.

[@bobk480]

Then they die with no fun 😅

[@HiranyaGarbh.]

@@bobk480 really? Whole year India celebrates festivals one after another, month after month. It's the only place in the world that has so many festivals all round the year.

[@petep5207]

TWO WORDS: Family values

[@thakorepatel7050]

Good presentation about Indian families in USA. Makes me proud to be Indian parents.

[@varindersidhu8420]

I'm an Indian Sikh born and raised in Canada. Here too, real estate development, entrepreneurial and politics. Hard work, family values and "don't let your community down" . Jai Hind 🇮🇳, all over the world @

[@lkn1107]

Khalistani

[@g-randhawa8581]

@@lkn1107 tere baap ne jai hind Likha hai jai khalistan nahi you stupid andhbhakt

[@varindersidhu8420]

@@lkn1107 hell to the no!

[@2raroh]

@@varindersidhu8420 never mind bro, ignore @LKN.

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

Ikn Abe paxtani g,hadi isi cyber troll fke id. Get lost go focus on Ur bhkmnga paxtan begging imf for roti. Indian Sikhs are proud Indians and serve Indian army

[@harishjain714]

Indian here who moved to canada 4 years ago. Everything you say is right. Though I like to add one point, when parents sacrifice everything to make us who we are, failure is not an option for us. We hustle until we succeed. My example: my parents are uneducated. My father worked 14 hours to put food in our plate and put us into school and my mother stayed up all night supporting us (she can’t read or write). I’m forever indebted to them and proudly say to all - they are my parents.

[@suras8984]

I see the Indians in Canada and I admire their work ethic and the major cooperative effort of building together. I see entire families inhabiting one house and paying it off and then moving to the next house until its paid off and so forth. It was a relative in the bank that helped with their mortgage. Its a close community with everyone having children working in different fields and they all hook each other up. From what I see. I think they are the next Jews.

[@GurjinderSingh12390]

Congratulations buddy:- GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR PARENTS.

[@ThePerfectHumanBeing]

exactly same story here just a timeline different im 17yrs old soo time for me to start hustling in india...i will succeed one day for sure..love you mom..love you dad💗💗

[@AdityaKapur96]

I understand that brother, I'm also in Canada for almost 4 years now. Failure is not an option 💯

[@bbindian01]

You made me cry

[@michaelmcwhirter]

I saw a video where some Indians described how they really love their work and that was a huge part of their life 🔥💪

[@mrlover4310]

As a Indian sikh it's not easy being raised in an Indian family. As a sikh parent Now it not easy raising your children convincing them to go the way that you know best. It's not always plant sailing but you do get to your destination a little bruised and battered but the journey will be worth it.

[@mvsnegi6973]

Thats so true !

[@Maryam_bashir]

Am a Nigerian Mum and I think am an Indian Mum 😅 love this video, cant wait to share it with my husband cos thats exactly how we are raising our 3 kids

[@Bis_D_Gaming]

More power to you. ❤from India.

[@jm9183]

❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@sarujan_view]

Congrats ❤😊

[@kingcrayon195]

W mom

[@krishnak7]

I am an Indian living in the west. I noticed Indians and Nigerians sharing the same characteristics, look the same emotionally.

[@lsr_talkshow]

As a Nigerian I must say am proud of indians, those people are so hardworking and smart with money.

[@aussiej2973]

best to not rely on the government and have one partner

[@ManishKumar-nc1ey]

​@@aussiej2973 😂😂😂this idea is awesome

[@jamesobiri1583]

And as a Kenyan, I will say I am proud of Nigerians and Indians. Dude, Nigerians don't play with books, they study. Indians are top notch. You do not see Indians out here playing the victim game. They keep their families together, Mother, father live with their children. They baby sit for their children and save tons.

[@TriAngles3D]

That is so interesting that you say that as my Indian father would tell us something similar about Nigerians.

[@lapis.lazuli.]

Alway examine statistics carefully. Indians have the highest *household* income (2 x 70k) because of they have the highest rates of 2 working person households across all age groups combined. Because they marry earlier and separate less, this is what is being actually meaured here. On a per capita basis, many other groups are just as successful, and even far more successful, for example *Nigerians*, Ghanian's in the USA have a per capita income of 72K, Lebanese 92K, South Africans 94K, Iranians are 96K. Don't let the system feed you doubt! But they don't count well in household income stats becaue they marry much later, separate more frequently, or are more frequently individuals.

[@harsheryaaradayaar6919]

Respect for you from India, I am Indian from Punjab. Excellent Content

[@TheCoolpar]

I am 40 and still tell everything to my parents. Living in a different country but Talk daily, take advise.

[@SumitPandeyVines]

I'm in India but my eyes are full of tears, my father works as a Security Person and raised me like a Prince who can't afford my college fee but gives me half of his salary to pay me engineering college fees 5000/month, I just wanna say "Love you mammy and papaji" ❤ i'll make you proud

[@muralirajappan]

You have done good .my eyes welled up reading your story... Proud Indian here

[@Accyut]

Bro one advice, if you are not from any government college start studying for GATE. I wish someone told me this when I was in college. GATE is literally everything for non CFTI engineers.

[@SumitPandeyVines]

@@Accyut thanks for much, I'm in the CSE branch

[@livewealth360]

Why put so much burden on him? Find a side hustle

[@notjustanyuser]

You have got an incredibly loving parent, take care of him.

[@armageddontruth]

Im Mexican & I live in a predominantly Indian community here in California & from my observation they are very hard working, extreme pride in there culture, stay amongst there own & have a strong family unit. I wish to know more about Indian culture I really admire there mentality & way of life.

[@vetiarvind]

We're pretty similar. I have a 2nd cousin in Texas and her best friend is a mexican american. They say they're both (cultures) similar.

[@crikmate4670]

To be honest it all comes from Hinduism's culture n belief , yoga mediation karma n so many different things ❤️

[@Texas_Cruiser]

The career fields entered and their average incomes should be considered. There are a lot of plumbers, elementary school teachers, and factory workers who are just as driven and work just as hard as software engineers and doctors. Then comes the work smarter not harder statement. It's about doing what makes you happy and what you personally define as success without trampling on others to achieve those goals. Not everyone sees dollar signs as "success." So many people work themselves to death over this mindset. Asian parents can push their kids too hard sometimes. Yes, it happens and isn't just Asian parents but that's the subject here. One may want to be a physical fitness trainer but mom or dad will shove doctor or engineer down his or her throat, pruning if not basically forcing them at a young age to see money as the end all be all at the expense of true happiness. "College college college and 6 figure income or else you're a loser!" Along with this culture can come too much of an emphasis on who's making what, what job does this or that person's son have and what do they drive, how big is their house, etc. It becomes this unhealthy competition of status and oftentimes the Asian community will berate each other over such petty things involving money. I acknowledge that every situation is different, but this approach can lead to a lot of strained relationships and resentment.

[@0arjun077]

The main thing is Dharma(can be translated to duty). In Hindusim dharma is important, you have a dharma to everybody to the son, to the father, to the mother, towards your friends etc. Whatever bitter you may face the dharma is important. Somehow its in the psyche of Indians.

[@ascendant95]

Do you think Nury Martinez and her 3 Amigos like the Indians? They didn't mention them, so maybe!

[@NeelamSharma23500]

For Indians that has been a way of life for thousands of years.... and im very grateful of our culture and proud that I born in India....

[@rockymartin4966]

I am from India. Now Living in Indiana. I will be the Richest Indian in the United States by 2025. Rocky Martin Goshen, Indiana. U.S.A. GOD Bless America..

[@Yagakshatriya24]

Great

[@robedmund9948]

Simple. They don't aspire to be victims, they take advantage of the opportunities afforded to them by America, they have intact families with morals and values, and they work hard.

[@RRRR-iy6tw]

Exactly, and that's called hard working people privilege. Playing the victim card will never get you anywhere.

[@AbhishekSelvakumar]

Hundreds of years of colonization, slavery, and genocide has made our people extremely competitive with resources. We bring the same philosophy to corporate America and that's why we're successful

[@AyushSharma-vm3rp]

yep, no missing fathers among thw indian community

[@YoPhocFays]

Love America and the opportunities it provides

[@artimuos903]

And that's why other target them and and play themselves as victims.

[@maryjanepollock3567]

I have never met an Indian person who I didn't like. Why is that? Am I missing something? They always seem to have this way of being kind and helpful. Something about that culture. Professional, educated, calm personalities. Am I stereotyping? I only once witnessed an Indian woman engaged in a screaming match with a bad manager where I worked. She was standing up to his poor management. There was that one time, otherwise even Indian people on the phone are so polite and professional when talking to customer service. They are always so kind and thoughtful.

[@crikmate4670]

It's just because of Hindu belief n culture together called as Hinduism 😇🌠

[@qna95B]

yes being kind to animals is a big part of Indian culture

[@soudipsanyal]

10 thousand years of civilizational knowledge that we carry with us. Yes, brits did not civilised us. We are a older, much older civilization.

[@sashalawren598]

You should meet my relatives in India then! lmao

[@manuelhurtado953]

Damn there are a lot of good indians but there’s plenty down here in FL that are rude asf and believed they’re above everything

[@rajeevsharma8024]

You've got really a scientific and analytical insight of Indians. There's something in Hindu culture which kept us stick to it even after being dominated and ruled by Muslims and the British for a millenium. Raising successful kids is the biggest motto of Indian parents. Hats off to your study.When Indians marry traditionally they take pledge to remain together for 7 rebirths.

[@user-un7zy9hb3y]

Totally agreed with whatever you've explained. It's anyone's honour to be an Indian and to have parents like that. In sanskrit( a language) we say 'vasudhaiva kutumbakam ' which means " this whole world is a family".

[@RamanSingh-vx2rp]

I am a Indian, but migrated to Germany at 6. All I can say is that my parents sacrificed a lot for me and my brother. Working 2 Jobs at the same time, never taking a break (holidays or a sick day off). They really just think about their children. They don’t care about having fun,partying or going on vacations!!! All they care about is their children.

[@akku_31]

SO you take care of your kids... no matter what... Love from India

[@RRRR-iy6tw]

That's called hard working people privilege for ya.

[@ThePerfectHumanBeing]

omg this is soo true

[@Electroscope]

My mom and my dad's family was poor in 1970's because at that time there were not much jobs 😔 so my mom and dad some how manage to complete there education. My dad worked and cracked the indian railway job in written and in the interview and got the government job at that time, after he got married by my mom, in 2000's his salary was not sufficient so my mom also started doing job and some small scale work in free time and gave me and my sister the best education and my sister is doing job in it company and I am still studying 📖, my mom and dad were sometimes harsh on me and my sister over grades but they just wanted to see my sister on top. My family don't have car only a small old home in Nagpur. Indian parents are great 👍

[@themonsterwithin4000]

@@RRRR-iy6tw How’s that a privilege?

[@ABAtrading]

Im a 23 year old Indian male born in America, but raised in India from 2000-2010 and came back to the USA in 2010. Honestly I cried watching this cuz I truly never realized how much my parents have done for me. I’ve always taken everything for granted when in reality some of what they’ve achieved seems impossible to me. I know I’ve never/rarely say it so I’ll say it here. Love you mom and dad ❤

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

Usman that's not what he sed

[@nat.serrano]

Kudos for recognizing this love this early. You’ll understand more when you have your kids and you’ll love them even more

[@jaishah5525]

Very good. Even i think that how much sacrice and hardwork our Indian parents put to give us a life for us to thrive. Western influence is very bad and not worth following at all ❤

[@kumarraj197]

haan to unko bol na jaake . I mean no offense

[@slowdown7276]

Dude go tell them to their face. Telling random internet people doesn't cut it.

[@SandeepKumar-lz3vs]

Thanks 🎉 from deep rural India... Thanks that you just put all the Indian values in one video..

[@user-nv7mc8mr2k]

One of the reasons why India is still a developing country.

[@navnathphadtare8997]

the thing is they are below average in intelligence , caz accoding to stats 80% indians go to abord never come back to india and they settle there , caz intelligent people in india got good collages and the people who dont seek for foreign collages . Now you will thats why india is still developing , bro..... there are mutiple reasons to this making a country having a big population is really hard , countries like argentina and ukraine having soo much less people struggle to get develpoed . and dont forget about colonialism , who made india a very poor country and its been only 75 years meanwhile countries like brazil got their independence 125 years before india and have less population still a developing country .

[@brianalexander6174]

It's not just in America...they are also the wealthiest in the Caribbean where I am from. That's just their culture ..they don't spend much and save a lot

[@kayn6858]

here in the UK too

[@shanijawakhaniwaja6648]

I don't think u understand finance savings can't make u rich

[@kayn6858]

@@shanijawakhaniwaja6648 very true lol

[@mirowestmaas4566]

​@@shanijawakhaniwaja6648Indians don't save cash, they invest into businesses and hard assets. Which means they save I terms of rent and general outgoings.

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

Shanija Indians don't waste money on clubs party booze branded expensive cloths daily or flashy cars. They spend money in building assets whose value will multiply and even help their future kids as security. We don't like splurging on credit.

[@AmanDhattarwal]

Proud to be born in an Indian Family🇮🇳

[@parshvapatel8484]

O bhai tu yaha kya kar raha hai bideo bana

[@Booktube__01]

Aman bhaiya 😊

[@allinone2586]

Kese ho bhaiya maje le rahe

[@Alpaslan694]

Big fan sir

[@arnavthesceintist1149]

Big fan

[@rjsantics7156]

Thank you for an amazing video. Extremely informative and true. With much love from an Indian living in China 🇨🇳 ❤😊 #ProudlyIndian

[@gdisprint2928]

It was a young Indian woman, a graduate 👩‍🎓 who purchased my parents home cash. Apart from that, I’ve never met a homeless Indian.

[@punterjac8695]

I know of a South Indian family (Dad, Mum, Son and Daughter) who came to Auckland, New Zealand in 2002 with $400. Dad works in Transport and Mum is a relief teacher. I saw that they were strict with their children i.e. no girlfriend or boyfriend, no drinking, drugs, no secret use of the Internet, going to church every Sunday and family prayer each day. Now both the children are Engineers and the family own 2 properties in Auckland worth around $2.5 million.

[@user-yb8dd1ll5l]

They are south india for sure

[@Philosophy824]

@@user-yb8dd1ll5l ever heard the punjabi and Gujaratis 😊. Everyone from India is hardworking bro

[@proudhuman166]

@@Philosophy824 haryanvis too they are largest group of realtors in uk .

[@Philosophy824]

@@proudhuman166 woow, thanks for the information.

[@believ100]

That is the Indian way…

[@vids4anand]

After living in America for over 15 years, I am going back to good old India for my son. Will do anything for him to grow up safe and happy. I can stay here and become a billionaire but my son is way more important. He needs my time. This is being Indian.

[@raiideasofficial]

Same, I might go back for my kids to get a no nonsense education and environment.

[@akashgope6332]

​@@raiideasofficial Non sense environment

[@gaygachad8305]

I'm indian America but was raised in India than got deported to america after crosses 18 as i didn't made the pio visa . I feel lucky to be RAISED in India , indians who were raised in America aren't doing well . I was born in America but raised in India

[@user-wt2cj1si2k]

I have done that successfully. That is the best thing that I did. Now they are back and I can't ask for better kids.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

billionaire lol

[@Goonie0905]

As an Indian American who is the kid of immigrants and grew up in Texas - all of this is CORRECT. My mom gave up her career to raise us. She made us connect with our extended family. And yes! MY DAD is the best dude in the world - my sister and I relied on his wisdom especially to navigate our careers. And no my parents still don't leave me alone lol I'm 36 with a kid on the way 😂

[@Goonie0905]

And I'm in tech with an MBA, my sister is a highly credentialed dentist. So that's spot on too! The one culture that is very similar to us is Nigerian!!

[@shrilakshmi4238]

Anyone who migrated to a different country is very hardworking and focused. It’s not easy by any terms.

[@AnuragYadav-mr2xv]

Cus you are fucked , if you don't

[@WNFpker]

My dad immigrated to Canada with only $100 and had me at the age of 24. He built such an amazing empire and now I’m finishing my final semester of law school. I’m so grateful for everything my parents have done for me.

[@tahmidhossain6349]

I wanna know how your dad emigrate with 100 dollars? would like to do so I have 1000 dollars

[@WNFpker]

@@tahmidhossain6349 he got sponsored by my mom who came to Canada at the age of 8. But when he came here he was broke as his family back home were poor and stole money from him. He worked 2 jobs to finally build the funds to start his own business.

[@punisher2_18]

​@@tahmidhossain6349 hey Buslim shuar 🐖

[@tahmidhossain6349]

Well well he was supported by your mom. Cause I know through immigration law your mom needs to earn a certain amount of money if she can sponsor anyone. So he was not completely broke. He had a roof. Saying coming with 100 dollar in America saying I am homeless. You can barely survive 2 weeks. So your dad wasn’t poor. He was rich. Than most Americans

[@captainahab6680]

​@@tahmidhossain6349 Well, I don't know if you're a bad reader or you've got a poor eye sight, but it has to be either of this. As he mentioned that his father went to Canada with 100 dollars. You however, are continuously questioning him and repeatedly making the statement that he went to America. You need to go see an ophthalmologist.

[@gurugulab1414]

My dad used to check my notebooks asking what did I learn today in school when he came back from work. He did it for 12 years of my school life without fail everyday. I think the level of sacrifices a parent goes through for their child is immeasurable.

[@raiideasofficial]

This.

[@virad3801]

Same brother!! Infact they did the similar thing during my college semester result, why I scores B+ and not A or A+.....felt annoyed some times, but now I know how important it was. I am ready to teach my futre generation the similar values.

[@krishnaats7141]

My dad bought me note books and text books, paid my tuition, sent me to coaching institutes and what not. It was my mom's job to keep me on my toes.. and she did great.. Grateful to them

[@dugebuwembo]

🙏🏿 🙏🏿 🙏🏿

[@ChristianSoldier71]

ATTENTION!!! Where will you go when you die, Heaven or Hell? We can not hide our sins from God. Jesus Christ loves you and He died for our sins, three days later, He arose from the grave... Jesus is alive... REPENT and put your faith in Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior today, we are not guaranteed tomorrow. ACTS 2:38 “Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit...

[@toldyou1178]

Here in India, Family is everything. Work, fun and everything else is worked out around that.

[@gauravpathania8584]

I don't have words to express my love, respect and gratitude to my parents and late grandparents to have raised, provided world class education and it's education not literacy to all three of us siblings. Papa used to say education is a treasure nobody can steal...will stay with you always ....proud Bharatiya

[@wills242]

Indians go hard! They’ve become such beloved indispensable Americans in so many communities. God bless.

[@ascendant95]

Yes its amazing when they abuse their employees and impose a caste system in the workplace after they get grants for a gifted, free down payment and secured financing on hotels.

[@dnn32]

Wait and see in a few decades the racism towards Indians when their country is about to surpass the u.s economy or their country is not helping to secure u.s interests as for example beating china and russia.

[@MrCatwalkonramp]

Hey Indians, If you don't blindly copy the West out of inferiority complex, you can actually inspire the world to try and be like you.

[@TonyMoze]

I super agree!!

[@WHOregon]

Yeah that's what scares me. Victim mentality and dare I say feminism appear more and more frequently nowadays 😢

[@official.rajarshidutta]

Amen to that Sir. Wish more youngsters understood this.

[@kodvavi150]

That's actually everyone outside the liberal influence.

[@dhrumilmodi2813]

As an Indian, I totally agree with you!

[@debu206]

Becoming successful is THE most important thing in indian society, and that leads to kids working hard

[@kusinara8936]

It's all thank to our parents. We never understood it earlier, but now we thank them every night before going to sleep. Family is your greatest asset, more valuable than gold, more than property.

[@jaishriram6610]

Once Indians were criticized for how we raise our kids and now they are learning how we raise our kids😅 Acche din❤

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

Ryu Abe bhnkmnge paxtani the rest 99% in India too are succeeding they send their kids to best schools sacrificing their money. Have lowest divorce rate, lowest crime rate per capita despite having huge population. Non existent gun violence shooting in schools and college. Low drug consumption unlike rest nations etc

[@adeceptikon]

Modi hai to mumkin hai😜

[@kirito5547]

@RYUGA PLAYS yeah some people don't understand that the people who migrate to other countries are some of the best people in India. Of course there are factors like they get more opportunities in other countries so are more successful but overall they are some of the best people and we Indians are losing them every year.

[@entanglednerves]

​@@adeceptikon Modi hai to kya mumkin hai? What has Modi got to do with Americans appreciating Immigrant Indians for their hard work and value systems.

[@samyeharshel]

@RYUGA PLAYS When India got its independence, it was one of the poorest countries in the world. A lot of people were dying from hunger and malnutrition. Thousand other problems that the West cannot even imagine. Let alone they don't want to remember the atrocities done by them to the Asian counties. I'm happy even among those 1% is the majority of Indians. Time is changing now. In few more years India will become the 3rd largest economy and this is due to the contribution of the rest 99% of Indians.

[@theotroll6130]

What a touching, relatable video. I'm an executive in a Tech Company in Europe. Been working for 25 + years. Even now my Dad goes 'Man Laga Ke Kaam Karna, beta' - Put your heart and soul into your work, Son... My old man still manages to inspire me.

[@ThePerfectHumanBeing]

💗💗💗💗dil chuliya yaar!

[@SumitPandeyVines]

❤❤❤

[@chiragpatel2423]

You wouldn’t believe it, my dad says the same exact phrase to me , he came to New Zealand with no money in the early 1970s and built a net asset base worth millions by taking no days off.

[@SUBRAMONEYPV]

And we don't say 'my old man'❤

[@theotroll6130]

@@chiragpatel2423 - Applause and pranam to your father. 🙏

[@BhartiyaJanta4945]

I am from India big fan of your facts and truth speaking style❤

[@jessicalanggamez]

I always had protective older brothers, the middle child was the one most protective of me ❤ much love, and thank you for caring for us

[@robertryan1380]

I am a Caucasian with an engineering degree. I work with and have made friends in college with many people from India. Everything you have said in this amazing video I have seen in real life, and can confirm it is fact. I see it everyday. I am born and raised in NJ and I really appreciate the Indian culture. There are an infinite amount of positive qualities Americans will benefit from adopting parts, if not all, of the Indian culture. And spicy goat curry is my favorite meal on earth. Let’s go 🇮🇳 !!!!

[@ramanamallysetty]

Goat curry with Basmati rice is the best 🙂

[@amarnamarpan]

Yea you won my heart by mentioning the spicy goat curry. I was fasting today and about to make some dinner. I am an Indian by the way.

[@Fierce77551]

It's indian hindu culture

[@KJ-dh7gl]

I hustled 3 jobs- one on campus and 2 off to fund my grad studies. This was more than 2 decades ago. I learnt the value of time and money there. Unfortunately now “Americanized “ is used as a derogatory term. A term used to describe someone that’s lazy, entitled and whining and thinks the world revolves around them. Not all but the younger gen is so messed up. Makes me sad.

[@spideysg1163]

Yup Indians make America better

[@haitiannick2695]

I live between Dunwoody and Alpharetta, GA. Very Large Indian communities. My apartment complex is at least 60% Indian. I have witness everything this man speaks of. They keep their family very close. The women are very feminine and play their role. They are educationally driven. 90% that I’ve met are into Programming, Engineering,Medical field, or Gas station owners. They all take long walks throughout the day to stay fit. They’re very good friends too. I enjoy living amongst them.

[@tamasapatra397]

❤️

[@isshiomi6364]

Gr8...Best wishes and God bless you

[@gyaanoledge2906]

Come to India some day brother ❤

[@nikhiltiwari6923]

Religion & culture plays foundational role. Though Hindus don't exhibit this much and carry it as private affair.

[@adityachakole755]

Its not selling brother, its the love Indians have for everyone

[@hershp]

As an indian dad, nothing gives me more joy than devoting all my time after work to my kids and event that isn't enough.

[@luisriba8082]

I went to school with a lot people from India. Not only that they are humble people but they are really smart. They helped me a lot in my academics.

[@benstallone6784]

You can say some good things about them for sure but in my experience humble is definitely not one of them. Just look at the braggadocios comments here for example

[@TheChees1996]

I have found that some of their humbleness is fake. Some are real but the majority are fake.

[@jeremiahmckenzie5532]

@@TheChees1996 And, you know what? I'm not racist. I'm not, in any kind of way, prejudice. I see, nonetheless, where you were going.

[@TheChees1996]

@@jeremiahmckenzie5532 what are you saying?

[@TheChees1996]

@@HoZk-qy5iv they have biggest egos you will ever see in human.

[@TheBlue.Monk.]

Born and raised in India. Father and mother struggled with poverty and yet put me and my brother in the most expensive school beyond their means. Education in a great school gave me the confidence and Knowledge to graduate with an Engineering Degree in one the top schools. Came to America in 2006 with a job offer and here since then. I am the success story of my parent's hard work and sacrifices and I shall pass this to my children. Rest in Peace Appa 🙏

[@justintyokiasaki1491]

Many people in India go through the same cycle as u. Hope you will never forget your roots and your motherland..

[@koodykoo6115]

And you are taking care of them ?

[@user-ww5no3nm3s]

It's all because of America. Everybody comes dur and goes to school for nothing. And it becomes lawyers and doctors and big business people thank you america

[@sokim184]

Great video. I’m Cambodia/Vietnamese and our culture in raising our children are very comparable. Our children is our utmost priority and any sacrifice is worth it so that they can have a better future than us.

[@shahabdul197]

This guy is our indian advocate really he represents india well and so accurate in details 🇮🇳❤

[@fireli108]

I love this, as a Chinese Immigrant myself, my parents worked 7 days a week for 20 years and have just recently began working 6 days a week. They've always instilled work ethic in me, wanted me to go to college, told me to pay my own way because moving here was the best opportunity I could ever get. They were absolutely right. Kudos to the Indian family culture too, we have a lot to relate to, hard work, family, and sacrifice.

[@fireli108]

@Hanshul Manchandani absolutely, many of my Indian friends and I share very much the same type of upbringing from our parents.

[@ishaanrohmetra3447]

​@@fireli108i wanted ancient indo china border with no military on both sides but alas , ur leader Jinping doesn't want that. Hope ties will improve

[@fireli108]

@@ishaanrohmetra3447 I hope the ties improve as well, there is much to be shared culturally. Have been to India many times for business trips and honestly when you get down to the bottom of it, the every day people have no issues with each other. I've had nothing but respect and hospitality with all of my colleagues. The governments have tensions, most common people are respectful & friendly, but I do hope the government relations do improve. Also Jinping definitely not my leader lol.

[@satyahimaja]

Indian and Chinese are same when it comes to family values, education, respect to Elders and many more. I can say that coz m Indian and my wife is chinese. We have been together for 10 years now. ❤❤

[@SafavidAfsharid3197]

​@@fireli108 i think one difference would be that india parents fund everything of their kids upto the time of their kids getting a stable jobs and maybe even after all.

[@l.ls.8890]

Because they stay together as a family. I am an African American and know several Indian families. I volunteer and help out communities with them. Their kids are dedicated to excellence and have become doctors and financiers.

[@thewintersoldier383]

I grew up in black neighborhoods all my life and including my mother all of my friends moms told us we have to be out of the house after we graduate high school and we got no guidance our whole youth.

[@isabellaxoxo8357]

​@@thewintersoldier383 Where was your father to provide you with the guidance you needed?

[@thewintersoldier383]

@@isabellaxoxo8357 gone. None of us had our fathers.

[@deemen7132]

Wintersoldier- therein lies the problem, you can change that

[@thewintersoldier383]

@@deemen7132 how?

[@DOJAFOX-hl5rk]

Indian people are focused ,they don,t engage in conversation I am among Indian young people and they talk about how to solve problems, or how to start a business,amazing, I am among Black American and the only thing they talk about is how to fight each other.as we can see the difference .

[@srinivasanpartha3826]

AfroAmericans from Southern states in US share family values similar to Indians. The years of oppression had made a scar in their communities, but I think those scars are slowly closing and they are finding the strength in Family values. Which I think will bring them to the forefront sooner. I think then it will be a tie between Indians and AfroAmericans from Southern US states.

[@RenovateYourself]

Proud to be an Indian 🇮🇳 Very Elegant Explaination ❤

[@sansin6250]

When my wife first came to USA from India, she said "I don't need a car, don't need expensive honeymoon or vacation, I need a Master's degree". So I spent all the money I had saved for her car and for our honeymoon, on her Master's degree. We managed with one car for 3 years. That is how important a Graduate degree in the USA is, to us Indians. And thankfully that degree paid off.

[@victordashmohapatra3546]

damn u love ur wife for real

[@sicparvismagna97]

More power to you, good lad 🙏🫂

[@NiKhilShaRmA-hq2xx]

​@@jemezfun9767 and I ndians are very loyal to their partners that they will marry only once.

[@ChristianSoldier71]

ATTENTION!!! Where will you go when you die, Heaven or Hell? We can not hide our sins from God. Jesus Christ loves you and He died for our sins, three days later, He arose from the grave... Jesus is alive... REPENT and put your faith in Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior today, we are not guaranteed tomorrow. ACTS 2:38 “Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.....

[@nishantkk1177]

As an Indian, the way we operate is family is everything. We live for it we will die for it. If families are together we can conquer the world.

[@chadcadsonvii5258]

Exactly, as the majority of western women are feminist whores the family is just a stepping stone for her to destroy so as to level up.

[@SeeLasSee]

It’s hard for me to see when Indians have children in the US/UK/Canada/Australia that go politically Woak. I recently responded to one who was going on about the oppression of the traditional family. This woman had a mother and father who nurtured her. She had that benefit and is now claiming single being a single mothers is fine…

[@sup1291]

Family is all. When families break, bad things happen. My Indian parents went through a divorce, and I've come to appreciate families a lot more. Right now, it me, my mom and my brother. I just want us to stick together. Hey, we both are young adult, could marry in the next 5-6 years and start a big family.

[@deflandre8286]

This is so true.

[@nishantkk1177]

@@SeeLasSee they are left wing in foreign countries and right wing in India. Mostly because immigration policies. There are some idiots who are brainwashed by far left. But majority are conservative in homes.

[@Aimless369]

Thank you pal for the appreciation

[@TheRadicalCentrist.1776]

I'm in IT. I work with a ton of people from India. They're hard working, great team players, don't stab you in the back, focused on outcomes, and just all around good people. Every group, including white people, should have so many positive traits.

[@_fluid__591]

Same here in my Team as well here in the UK. Im British and been working with Indian people in IT. They are really hardworking, easy to approach and more friendly! I feel sad that there is hate for them outside! 😢

[@elizabethblane201]

My opinion is the a large part of the success of Indians is the religious influence and the morals that grow out of their reverence for divine principals. Even Indians who are not that religious still have those morals ingrained in them.

[@mikeag1371]

@@js06v catholic indian ? the culture of india is not catholic that is because of missionaries they are roamming around converting people into christianity india is origionally "Dharmic" even the whole of middle east including Prophet M ancesstors use to worshipt idoles even now thousands of year old shiva lingas found in western world etc in conclussion the morals are dharmic not western catholic

[@twitter.comelomhycy]

Maybe

[@thadiyoor1]

Elizabeth *Yes! You are absolutely right!*

[@sam10818]

Hindu religion is the oldest relegion in the world. Relegion itself includes medical science (Ayurveda), space and physics (Rigveda), mathematics and a lot more. For example Pythagorean theorem was stolen from Indian vedas. More so, even the oldest constitution of a country is Indian Manu smriti(Laws of Manu). After two world wars, Europeans gave United nations which controls the COUNTRIES to remain in peace. After Mahabharata (the great war of India), Indians(Lord Krishna) gave Bhagwad Gita reading which HUMANS control themselves because it talks to a soul not any particular relegious person.

[@cem611]

India is one of the least religious country in the world. only the majority of the Muslim community are deeply religious in India.

[@shawndonnin]

As an I.T. professional I've had the pleasure of working alongside many Indians in my career. Very smart hard working people.

[@himanshupantmpcg727]

Indians have a strong value system and a strong sense of respect for everyone and everything they are interacting with ❤