Why This French Expat Chose India For Life

[@nexusromi4806]

We don't care nor want to rule over anyone. We just don't want anyone to even think that they could rule over us. Period.

[@bp8993]

Exactly 💯

[@Gamerboy-gl7di]

unfortunately this has backfired on us since centruries going with same mindset will only backfire us more

[@raven-z7z]

facts

[@thandrapraveena2589]

Waahh

[@RF-iv9vw]

@@Gamerboy-gl7dinow india can defend themselves

[@MePeguKo3642]

I don't think we can rule the world but we can definitely lead the world.

[@GaryLee-xg8rs]

*Aside from overpopulation what else can Endia lead in?*

[@rohma220]

Sahi logon ko power mein laahe to wo bhi ho jaega..

[@harshz9]

We can rule the world and we will.. it's just matter of time and right path to cover.

[@chrissmichaels]

I will 'RULE' the 'WORLD".🎯 I am an 'INDIAN'. I am 'INDIA'. 👑

[@ankurm26]

True that 🫡

[@fredericlabarthe5425]

Here's another French man living in Mount Abu Rajasthan practicing my sadhana, coaching online and running a small guest house- India is something else altogether. India is not an easy place but its a tremendous place and culture and people. What living here has made is beyond everything i could have imagined - in those extremes, we find a centre from where life becomes a creative, evolutionary, unlimited adventure- can only be grateful for it.

[@nirasen3532]

Indians are tolerant, accepting, and sympathetic to diverse viewpoints because of their spiritual underpinnings. That if you fail to put yourself in someone else's shoes (human, animal, any entity), you will be made to wear those shoes (in this life or some other life) so you can experience that perspective as well and arrive at equilibrium (moksha)/non-judgmental state. Energy is neither created nor destroyed. It just is, and changes forms. The Indian notion of divinity does not equate God as some singular humanoid entity, exclusively male, exclusively humanoid, and having an affinity for some specific species, planet, race, culture, or geographical region. It is akin to Einstein's equation E = M (divine energy manifesting as everything), hence the reverence toward male, female forces of nature, mountains, rivers, stars, living, non-living entities, permeating all creation. It is both monotheistic & polytheistic - the underlying homogeneous energy field or consciousness expressing itself as the heterogeneous reality we perceive. It is not all that different from certain interpretations of Judaism & Christianity, such as that of Baruch Spinoza...just depends on which interpretation you follow, and all religions can have a common thread. Based on the above, such a notion translates as everything emanating from the same common source - the world/cosmos is one family.

[@sdasgupta1950]

This Frenchman has imbibed the essence of Hinduism, ie karma yog and balance, without realizing it. “This too will pass” is a beautiful maxim for happiness in life.

[@nitesh6915]

stfu and stop making everything communal

[@harshalgawai746]

This too will pass is Buddhists philosophy

[@Kritakviy689t43]

​@@harshalgawai746wow like no body would have said that before

[@kelappan556]

​@@harshalgawai746...budhist philosophy is just 1% of sanathan Dharma(Hinduism)...total 114 possibilities in life..but sidhartha explored just 1 possibility🎉😮

[@harshalgawai746]

@@kelappan556 You r just saying random number 1% this that. I don't want to delve into one religion supremacy over another. It's crazy when people give too much credit to sanatan dharm. There was no Hinduism in Buddha's era. There was Brahmanism which was based on inequality. People were divided based on their cast. The right to learn was only with Brahmins. Buddhism and Jainism challenged this which forced Brahmanical intellectuals to consolidate their religious practices and teachings and rectify their existence.

[@Akash_Xavier_Rai]

I am a young entrepreneur in the Northeast side of India building a small brand with some friends. And everytime we've doubts about whether it'll work because it has never been done here. I always make a point of convincing them that it'll work because it has never been done here. We are a land of opportunities, we're building an Indian dream. We must trust in the process. Long live INDIA!

[@kd3446]

You will succeed 💯% sure of it……..be positive

[@Souvic17]

You're quite awesome

[@sudhanwalimaye]

what your company offers buddy? link your website/contact

[@praneetsudharsan5608]

Long live India, all the best buddy

[@rohityadav-fh8ux]

It will definitely work. Stay dedicated❤❤

[@arpangurung4090]

India may have flaws but indians never played victim card or complaint against their lives.India once used to contribute 27% in world GDP but due to frequent invasion,loot, destruction india became one of the poorest country in the world when Britishers left.After 75 years of independence india has arrived to take giant leaps forward and we hoping and working hard for it👀🤔🙏

[@beyounickvlog5285]

Oxymoron

[@DonDon45-i5h]

Indians don't play the victim card? Then why is it they blame the British every time something goes wrong?

[@andrewkavanaugh6951]

Lol 😆😆😆 India got richer under Britain, the west just left you behind

[@DB-su5qp]

Any country that got rich on its biodiversity, over population and craft production got blown out of the water by industrial capitalism. Any country that adopted the new system got rich and the order is England, Switzerland, USA, Germany, France. Italy. Remember Russia only industrialised in about 1880 (poorly) and Japan 1880 (well). India started in the 30's and was held back by Gandhi Socialisma and inertia.

[@piousjoseph7222]

I am an Indian. I always choose Indian products because I know the quality of Indian products.

[@radhikarameshbabu5849]

Me too choose only Indian products over others due to quality

[@nikhilganesh1438]

​@@radhikarameshbabu5849 i choose japanese 🗾 😎

[@prithbilimbu5314]

Yeah and you use Chinese manufacturing machines.

[@iammealways1124]

​@@prithbilimbu5314Because Chinese machines are good. And but almost majority of Indian products beat Chinese products in terms of quality. But Chinese products get for cheaper price.

[@iammealways1124]

​@@nikhilganesh1438 Haha not so cool.

[@uthrasriram9386]

3 . 15 - he doesn't feel secure in India because he's scared of the traffic! He's afraid to cross the road, but not afraid that someone will stab him. Well said, & had me laughing out loud! Thank you! ❤

[@kiwi.jpboucard]

Glad I made you laugh!

[@pervert_kun]

Bro please get me a rich father in law too 😂​@@kiwi.jpboucard

[@KuroAmaya13]

I'm a native. I'm still scared of crossing the road.

[@infoseeker1187]

@@kiwi.jpboucard Glad to see more cross cultural exchanges between east and west. Many of the cultural values that India has are in fact very similar in China, and I can relate to the challenges that they are facing, and how they can become great again like China. I worked in IT industry and have quite a number of Indian colleagues and business partners. They are good people. India seems to be at a stage where China was about 40 years or 2 generations ago, but they can catch up soon if their government can resolve their internal difficulties. Indian will sure have a bright future, but surely one thing it is NOT. India will NOT rule the world, just like China will NOT rule the world. Our cultures were not aggressive and we never want to impress ourselves upon others, not like the west. We have multiple cycles of ups and downs in our history so we know a lot better than that. We never wanted to be ruler of the world, as these thoughts are naive and costly, and will just bring calamity to everyone involved.

[@bp8993]

BHARAT(India) is re-rising, re-developing and recovering

[@RF-iv9vw]

I hope for glory for India. Use all your old strengths and now you have the money to defend yourself from colonists/foreign offenders/thieves.

[@DonDon45-i5h]

but no toilet

[@bp8993]

@@DonDon45-i5h did you see by your own eyes ?

[@24_f_p_s]

As soon as Modi goes, it will develop

[@deepakoneonly]

​@@24_f_p_s very true 😊

[@NYN_000]

I like the host. He asks the exact on point question which audience want to know!

[@anuradhainamdar8967]

This interview was the best of all the interviews that Max Chernov has taken with any of expats living in Indian .He was clear what viewpoints he has about India. And they were very valid. I also liked his straight forward ness, also that he is a voracious reader, which I too am.

[@ramparkash2318]

@anuradhainamdar 8967. Your words are so adorable. I m agree with you.

[@sujatabarman8940]

I am from India, many many people of the world say, Indians are poor, here Govt salary is less than many others countries, it is true, our salary is less than others developing countries but we get here everything at the lowest costs, I mention this, 1 kilo potato is here only 20 rupees but if you purchase one kilo potato from South korea, you have to pay 500 ruppes, if you purchase 1 kilo rice in India only 48 rupees but 1 kilo rice in USA you have to pay 300 rupees, similarly if you purchase 1 pc cloth in India at 500/, but the same qualities cloth from korea ,you have to pay 2500 rupees, in a word here life is simple, easy , thanks for sharing it with others, love from India,

[@prabirchatterjee8434]

I have a special liking for this open hearted Frenchman. There are so many friendly people in India. Indian family values can be learnt only when you are associated with them. Among the Indian married couple there is nothing like "my money, your money." However, sadly we are adopting so many bad things from the West and not rectifying so many wrong things of ours.

[@intothespace.....9442]

I live in France and Europe, I would say he has unserstood well India...

[@nilotpalshukla]

bro ... u will find more good photographs of india .. don't show all those 10 years old videos and photos... kindly research on your topic first.

[@MaxChernov]

Hey bro, can you do editing for me?

[@richiepatil]

@@MaxChernov😂😂 exactly literally the first public clip has wow momos in it as if it was a thing 10 years ago 😂😂 i want what he’s smoking bhai

[@shravyag8591]

@@MaxChernov😂

[@worldgeography2229]

@@MaxChernov i can do . editing for you . know premire pro and after effects , editing from last 6 months . let me know if you want to see my work

[@ShubhoBose]

It was, in rest of India more though. ​@@richiepatil

[@_vs04]

Why is that french always sound more practical and unbiased than other western europeans..? Please correct me if I'm wrong.

[@SibaBehera-vu3vf]

Cuz France is a secular and democratic country not like other western countries 😂😂😂

[@HearsH96]

They were the first ones to separate Religious Theology and State and hence were the first liberals in Europe. But they still are of the same theology (LEFT) umbrella (ABRAHAMIC) hence the overall majority in France will assume India is backward but they will more willing to change their outlook if proven otherwise.

[@qualytv5506]

Bcoz they couldn,t rob India and Sri Lanka. Sometimes he will be willing to have a gain. Don't forget that France also an imperialist country. Think from the brain not heart. Ranaraja - from Sri Lanka.

[@chanakya2705]

That's because majority of French people are secular in the real sense. Countries like USA, UK, Italy are heavily christianised and hence have biases against Indians

[@cg8397]

​@@chanakya2705French people aren't secular, there was a trend last century but it's reversing because the secular French generally don't have children.

[@ibanker]

Probably one of the best interviews by Max. Not sure if its because Max was listening intently, or our French brother was articulating his experience so well from all angles!!

[@MissLizaYangonMyanmar]

I live next door in Myanmar. The indian community is great here. I even got an invitation to meet the second in charge of the Indian embassy. I would love to visit there some time as its next door. I love your India series Max. we have awful KZbinrs currently coming to Myanmar who make a lot of click bait videos to make themselves look so Edgelord. I'm just a small channel that tries to show how life really is here. It would be great if you came here to interview foreigners. I am only working with and helping the ethical KZbinrs here. For you I will also help you with introductions etc

[@delzworld2007]

I thought Jonathan expressed my feelings for India so well. In my travels around India I sometimes felt that it was time to go home, but then something happens to make me change my mind. On returning home there was a sense of relief but it soon passed , leaving me with longing to return. It really is such a fascinating country.

[@poornimavenkat852]

India has a really huge middle class. Extremes exist but not the only thing

[@sachinsgiri]

those middle class are far from rich. they are not at the average between both the ends. and so there are only rich and poor.

[@lostsoul8055]

@@sachinsgiri Kind of True , but not true

[@surujdeepphukan5922]

​@@sachinsgiriDo you really know the meaning of extreme poor? And most importantly, a middle class is different in all countries depending on the cost of living.

[@HearsH96]

@@sachinsgiri India had the largest middle class in the world and unlike the world's definition of middle class, Middle class in india also has a lot more savings in the form of assets and cash.

[@sachinsgiri]

@@surujdeepphukan5922 please check the income distribution and inequality graphs. The difference between top 10% and rest is HUMOUNGOUS. what you call middle class is not at the middle. The middle class is basically poor.

[@tulika_9519]

The last message is true even for Indians 😂 I hate some aspects of my country from the bottom of my heart...like traffic, littering etc. But there are soooooo many things that i love my country for...that it compensate for all other complications. There's no life without some problems after all 😅

[@AdityaJape]

we have metros we have come a long way

[@user-yt9yw6uf4m]

Don't you think each individual must have the civic sense to not litter and be hygienic when making and selling food?

[@vbcool83]

@@user-yt9yw6uf4m Ideal scenario, yes. But unfortunately there is lack of civic sense in India.

[@objectsmedia4523]

Will you support stringent laws against littering like in Singapore?

[@vbcool83]

@@objectsmedia4523 Of course. But making laws is one thing and implementing them another.😓

[@durgaannamraju5267]

Very candid and balanced view ofIndia. Very good kessons for life.

[@kiwi.jpboucard]

Thanks Max for capturing the essence of our long conversation!

[@maheshwalake3375]

oh that's you .. its greats to listen.

[@RameshChimal]

I find you bru 😁🇮🇳❤️🙏😇 love from India 🇮🇳❤️🇫🇷🇵🇫🇵🇲

[@abdjanshvamdjsj]

Make your own channel bro.

[@laetitiamaine8162]

Totalement d'accord avec tout ce que vous dites. Coucou de Saintes de la part d'une française vivant la moitié de l'année en Inde. 😊

[@luvsuneja]

You have very positive energy French bhaiya. Keep it up.

[@sureshanwala6209]

I love My India

[@amangupta-ll3rs]

He is not righr when he says ,there are only extremes ... There is biggest Middle class is India

[@ramk-q6p]

Even i thought that . He is on point on certain topics of India. But still only knows 1 % of India. If he wanna know full India, he need to travel more. Every 200km , he may encounter different dialect and every state, he may encounter different language and food habits. So, it is not easy to talk about India in 20 mins video.

[@sukuvar]

Communication issue.. he is saying extremes do exist.

[@amangupta-ll3rs]

@@sukuvar Why u forgetting about middle class?

[@Dara_107]

Tbh the no. Is high based on population but the actual % shows that middles class is still small.. maybe by 2030 our Country will have a large Middle class but rn a salary of 1.5 L+ a month puts you in top 10%

[@nikhilkay1]

yes, but he is right as well, there are extreme wealth concentrated at the top and 50% of the people are really poor and there are just 400 million middle class. Middle class needs to be atleast 600-700 million people to have domino effect. america has 24+ million millionaires, europe has 17+, China has 7 million millionaires while India has just 1 million millionaires. India needs to bigger middle class and more millionaires.

[@manjirsen1906]

What an amazing interview and the French guy is so well spoken.

[@Maxsarkar]

The salary of working class people in India should be increased.

[@catcat63527]

With increase in salary comes increase in inflation. Do you want more inflation?

[@SibaBehera-vu3vf]

​@@catcat63527 for example tier 1 city of india

[@Maxsarkar]

@@catcat63527 Not always, depends on production. I said only for working class people salary should be increased for daily ocmodties. ,

[@viki19910]

atleast tax shoud be reduced

[@PoliticalMatter]

It will increase over time but wish for great growth sooner so your wish comes true faster.

[@KevinLearAdventures]

Totally agree India will be the leading country

[@cryptohornbill9658]

😂😂😂😅😅😊

[@rajakhan-lr1yx]

Can’t even sort your slums in Mumbai out

[@HHH-cd9do]

Very interesting ! I'm french and with an indian, and I recognize myself in many points!

[@manivelan9672]

I like his energy and enthusiasm. Great!!

[@abboyraju4131]

I like the way where he is brutally frank about India and Indian people

[@thomasking3792]

indians have been through a lot of brutality for 1000 years they know about it mainly from people who were also expa - r -ts or are they immigrants in other places.

[@tonysworld1312]

Doesn't matter what he says you indians can show your support and love to make him feel home by bringing him around the low middle and higher level of life

[@changeorbeextinct]

Well said.. "India is a world in itself". Great interview. Jonathan is a wise man.

[@GOPALSHARANKAUSHIK]

Sir,You are part of our culture now. We love you n respect you. Your english is very good.

[@upadhyayrathiraj1518]

Excellent perspective of India.

[@maulikdave2164]

So true , he has a better and bigger perspective of india than any of us indians do, makes me feel so proud and happy. Excellent podcast loved it, to the point with good observations.

[@MN-pw5yv]

This was a great interview.. person giving interview has shared great life lessons. He is very visionary.

[@geoffgeoff344]

Hi max from australia, great interview with your lively intelligent and interesting guest.i compliment you on asking questions to the minimum that produced a wealth of information,allowing your guest to talk freely,great intereview max,you did a supa job,thought provoking questions from you elicited intelligent and motivated answers i,d give your effort 9/10, a very interesting insight into india.respect.

[@iammealways1124]

Everything he said is true apart of Class. Because Indian majority almost 70-80% population is middle or upper middle class.

[@carcrush0922]

Roads are not that difficult to make, in fact it's the easy part of it and already started from last 10 years. India wants to grow in to its ancient glory, that means as powerful nation with out intimidating by any other power. So This too will pass.

[@ankitkhatri9709]

Respect for the exposure .. Respect man.. loads of love

[@ChanduKale]

He is speaking from his heart.

[@Sarchin0362]

I am an Indian and went to Paris for work for someday. Believe me i counted each day of my stay and want to come back to India ASAP.

[@shekharpatnaik9194]

Whenever u speak, I feel u r so open heartedly and honestly speaking. Truly appreciate. U r very clear hearted guy. God bless you.

[@mangya143]

Very very simple explanation of your journey Of life to absorb exact opinion of foreign entity.... in our world. very provocative and inspiring... truthful hidden truths of life. thanks for your opinion about India and foreign bird eye view about root culture, their values, built up of protocols for life journey. it is very very inspiring believe me keep doing your best... doing your best for your family and ultimately our country.... thank you are son-in-law of our country do your best... have a happy life...god bless u all.. best of luck 👍👍👍💐🍨🥭🍫❤

[@VicharB]

Really liked the overall positive attitude and vibes this guy carries. Merci pour les perspectives positives sur l'Inde. Индия богата всем, станет еще богаче.

[@PROUDINDIAN-ym5xo]

*KEEP THESE INTERVIEWS COMING BRO*

[@rutupatel1313]

He describe india perfectly… so happy to watch this conversation..

[@ashukhalifan]

Really honest guest. Happy for him.

[@jagmohantrivedi790]

He is quite clear about his choice for India.Such type of migration to promote friendship among nations. I stayed for some 20 yrs in thie US and returnrd to India for growing age. India has its own charms.

[@frankschest8584]

It's beautiful how expats can get the correct analysis of a country because their views can be unbiased. We should make use of their valuable feedbacks.

[@RahulS-ux6kf]

We come from the land of Saints who repeatedly preached... A man can RULE only on the land beneath his tiny feet. The same word RULE means very differently for us Indians as opposed to the WEST, To be precise not politically not militarily. India never invaded South East Asia, But you see historically a lot of Indian cultural values and monuments there in SE-Asia. And we were never charged with murdering indigenous people anywhere around the world like the WEST did.

[@IndianNRIsvillagelife]

East ho ya west India is the best 🤞🧡🇮🇳

[@rpat17]

I work for a French company. I am blessed to have such boss. No politics, no partiality. Has maturity to take decision on merit rathar than personal bias.

[@Escape_The_Mundane]

What about going to multiple countries. Mexico, USA, South America, China, Japan, India major pacific trade partners.

[@hunnybunny2747]

Thank you for such an amazing content about India. God bless you my friend 🙏 ❤.

[@CoolITTrends]

Loved the perspective. He has understood India better than a lot of Indians.

[@love_cook]

"you have to India as much as you love India to stay in India" waoo I really like that, imma steal that.

[@aswathya7525]

18:32 Truly motivating👏👏

[@AnkitRana3]

India has eduction, but it’s outdated. I mean the way they teach things, history, level of exams, quality of study. All these things need to be considered.

[@jnanakshatriya668]

Indian middle class is around 30%, project to grow to 60% in 20 years. Yes there is a big difference between the ultra rich and poor just like any other country that makes it look like India has extremes but India middle class is still substantial compared to other nations.

[@deepaksethionly]

It reminded me of when Neil Armstrong was asked about being selected for the moon mission. He gave an honest answer: his child had died, and the interviewer asked if that would reduce his productivity. He answered honestly, saying yes, it did affect him, and that denying it would be impossible.

[@samofficial586]

i am indian, I only LOVE, there is no hatred towards my country.

[@raicooks1382]

There are other emotions than love and hate.

[@mandishpillai5201]

india needs to walk a long way

[@ShubhoBose]

One thing he said which was incorrect, maybe because he hasn't been in the system, is the education degree being worth Google CEO or nothing. That's not true at all. There are various tiers of Indian colleges/universities all the way from education for a google CEO to a normal Google engineer to just IT consultancies, and then nothing. The educational grade is definitely continious and not All or nothing.

[@belwalkarmangesh6779]

This French guy is super talented and has positive mindset 👍

[@akankshabapat1375]

Loved this one! He’s got India down to a T, the insights he has are so so accurate!

[@HarmonicaShala]

I don't understand why many folks start countering in comments section when any guest has a different opinion than theirs about India. Just listen to them. Everyone will have separate experience and hence their opinions. There is no need to be defensive. Even Indians have very diverse opinions about India. So just chill 😅

[@starsky5849]

This was good how he explained the nation in a nutshell from economics to lifestyle.. He has right perspectives though. He can enjoy the culture but not be within it and has created a balance. he is right people can be crazy about religion and culture . India has vast weaknesses but has be balanced in appreciating the good and recognizing the bad.. He is lucky he has good family support. On the flip side, Indian parents can control their kids and give them less privacy. They dote over their kids and can be controlling. There are pros and cons in western and eastern cultures. Not everything is hunky dory all the time.

[@kiwi.jpboucard]

🙏

[@Ramdai-i4h]

I AGREE WITH YOU!!!

[@Aikokonami]

I am from Japan 🇯🇵 I really like indian culture

[@AmanKumar-wc9yu]

I am from BHARAT and I also really like Japanese culture

[@AmanKumar-wc9yu]

But why maximum people of Japan known indian as a bad people?

[@saratsaratchandran3085]

Honest and frank deliberations of his intimate feelings ! Enjoyed! The sea of humanity in India has every tale to tell to the humanity at large! The meaning of life becomes more clearer in this geography than anywhere else!

[@satyasaiprasadmandapakala4007]

YES.." everything is possible in India "...if someone says its impossible....either he is lazy or he wants an excuse...

[@pravinsubkaran2418]

Thanks for talking about the positive things of another country. Good to hear

[@pavithranparamel4387]

Soyez le bienvenue en Inde comme notre beau frère...tout ce que tu as raconté sur l'inde est 100 % correct...

[@solblaze9533]

16:40 Very very important advise for everyone.

[@NYN_000]

As an Indian, we also pay almost 33% tax on income. So 40% tax for foreighners here is not very high compared to Indians!

[@AdityaJape]

india's tax money is being spent on productive things like roads and industrialisation not like the west where money is given to Ukraine.

[@axianskin]

If you ask Singaporeans to pay 30-40% tax, they will RIOT

[@AdityaJape]

@@axianskin small nation compared to india

[@Jonra1]

@@AdityaJape Fraction of the money is going to Ukraine from European taxes, stop with the bs. And more should go to Ukraine or the money will have to spent on repelling Russian invasion in other countries and repairing cities and infrastructure.

[@tstcikhthys]

@@AdityaJape How does that matter? Singapore has 6 million people, while India has 1.4 billion.

[@LaviniaCS18]

One of the best interviews I've seen about expats in India. The past part was amazing: in India you have to be realistic in order to have a correct view of the country.

[@TruMyous]

80% of Indians are middle class earning like you. The leadt they make is 1.5 lakh per month with maids etc. So India is not bout extremrs. Its not too rich or too poor. Theres hugeee middle class

[@percyweasley9301]

Such a good interview ❤❤. Watching from North East..

[@DMPStudyWithMe]

thank you Max Chernov for bringing these videos to others attention.....

[@personalgrowth8514]

Awesome interview

[@winobeee]

Max has figured out the KZbin Indian algorithm 😂…praise india..get some white dudes to praise india some more and keep posting india videos every few days..jokes apart, keep up the good work👍

[@narottamdas3505]

I am very happy to watch this interview which I accidentally able to see it... Thanks for a good talk, This too will pass was a good one, thanks again..Best Regards, An Indian.

[@amulyasankara3931]

I'm an Indian living in France for the last 2 years and there have been many instances where I have felt that I'm living in the past decade. This was a shock because we are usually told that abroad life is better and more advanced but that isn't the case at all. There are definitely some things better here but India is completely on an equal ground. There's pros and cons anywhere TBH.

[@knottytoob]

World: GDP > Bharat: PPP. Another Max-a-million drop showcasing adaptive topics for meaningful content. Kudos and kind regards.

[@havefaithinGod715]

We never want to rule over anyone....vasudev kutumbkam....the world is one family

[@dhanjitdas6299]

Bro U R more than Indian n wholeheartedly WELCOME U

[@eyelidlighting7830]

Max I must appreciate you and your guest selection.

[@seema_alfaz]

मुझे नहीं लगता भारत विश्व में राज करेगा। लेकिन अगर भारत के युवाओं का सही तरीके से उपयोग किया जाए तो भारत जरूर एक विकसित राष्ट्र बनेगा। वह विकसित राष्ट्र जो गरीब राष्ट्रों को आगे बढ़ाने में मदद करेगा। बाकी मेरा देश कैसा भी हो मुझे अपनी मातृभूमि से सदैव प्यार रहेगा। संतान होने के नाते हमारा कर्तव्य है कि हम अपने राष्ट्र की अखंडता का ध्यान रखें और गौरव बढ़ाये। वंदे मातरम्❤❤

[@sarahatantra1158]

Thats true to feel this great nation you must hate as much you love it I totally agree

[@kashishsethi6877]

Good overall bird's eye view of your experience of living in India as an expat. I think every country comes with pros and cons. As someone who lives in Delhi and has only ever visited France for 1 day but speaks French, I can say that yes, France and India are so different! I often joke about Italy being the India of Europe because of how culturally similar Italians are to Indians. On a separate note, my cousin recently got married to his girlfriend (Punjabi and Bengali wedding) after 8 years of dating each other. And the families knew for 6 years! 😅

[@mangobrother]

I loved the way he used the word communist to describe family relations in India. Brilliant! He also goes into the western stereotypes of India - either go gaga or hate it - both of which are not helpful. India just is, like France just is. Finally, the stereotype encountered when obtaining a tourist visa to France for his wife. The west will never see nonwhites as equals. We need more people like Jonathan in this world. Good interview, Max.

[@Ramdai-i4h]

❤YOU are so right that those in the west cannot accept us as equal to them!!! This is how I experienced life here in the USA!!! I JUST HAVE TO ACCEPT THAT THIS IS REALITY!!! AND THE LORD IN HEAVEN GRIEVES AGAIN AND AGAIN!!!

[@raven-z7z]

thank you for this video!!!! commenting to boost this video!!!

[@bobymaddy2986]

Great job bro Love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@saritavatnani9690]

That is the main thought of Bharat THIS TOO SHALL PASS

[@satlatagaila2844]

What a beautiful way to explain india in nutshell.

[@CaesarFernandesMusic]

Love how he explained the whole thing

[@DeepakDograx323045]

French Boy Had Treatment In India he felt well now Praising India

[@jaydeepsen4769]

Give this man an Aadhar card already. And visit Bengal especially Chandannagar and Serampore. You will find a lot of French influence here as it was a French colony. Nowhere like pondicherry which is basically mini France but alright

[@kiwi.jpboucard]

Oh I have better than Aadhar, I have an OCI! I just need time now to visit everywhere in India!

[@jaydeepsen4769]

@@kiwi.jpboucard you rock dude 😎 If you want to check out the hidden gems of India, please visit North East like the states of Sikkim, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh especially the living root bridges in Meghalaya. Stay safe and blessed brother 🙏🏻😊

[@AlexSantiago-b7h]

@@kiwi.jpboucard Did you get the OCI in India or elsewhere?

[@DeepakDograx323045]

Handsome Guy Praising India as Telling India will Rule World