Will an Indian find happiness after leaving India?

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Meet Vijay, an entrepreneur who moved from India to Malaysia 11 years ago. He shared insights on where the food is better, why Indians are very successful in Malaysia, and what happened to his Indian identity after moving to Malaysia. Enjoy!
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 INTRO
00:26 Why Malaysia?
01:19 What Indians know about Malaysia?
02:21 Misconceptions about Malaysia
03:44 Cultural shocks
05:16 Favorite food in Malaysia
07:00 Is it okay to eat beef?
07:49 Is Muslim culture affects you?
08:40 Don't talk about it in Malaysia
09:48 The weather: India vs Malaysia
11:02 Is Indian service better than Malaysian?
12:38 Social life in Malaysia
13:00 Indians from India vs Indians from Malaysia
15:04 Indian patriotism
18:07 "Whenever I go home, it takes me 3 days to adapt"
19:04 What do you feel when you go back to India?
21:41 How Malaysia shaped your personality?
23:13 The main principles in life
24:20 The meaning of life
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[@tuberichter]

Kudos to Max who is introducing all these different and interesting characters by interviewing them. I used to live in KL for 6 month back in 2001 and I didn’t want to go back to Germany. But i had to finish my university. Regrettably I never had a job that brought me back. So i just visited KL during some of my vacations. I still love Malaysia.

[@augustineraja]

You are always welcome to Malaysia.

[@user-es2gz3jl1p]

Beautiful life in Malaysia. Saya tinggal dikawasan taman perumahan 1Malaysia dimana di kiri rumah berbangsa Cina dan di kanan berbangsa India, sentiasa happy dgn gurauan dan saling menghormati, adanya jiran yang bertoleransi,saling membantu membuatkan terasa sayang untuk berpindah, kini sudah 6 tahun

[@yashiroandroixx]

Actually where are you come from?

[@captainmee3469]

as malaysian people... i see he very humble person

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@lamkw6329]

As a KL person i also feel KLCC should not be surrounded by so many buildings! hahaha

[@Daily_gifts]

I find this to be the best interview so far. VJ is a very wise person. Very impressed by all he shared, being proud of his roots while also appreciating n enjoying what Malaysia has to offer.

[@montuedge]

Respect the one who respects their Nation.

[@estheryew2149]

Such an honest interview. I run a guesthouse near KLCC since 2014 and many foreigners have expressed the same opinion about our unique and lovely country too. It is because of my guests that I went to Pulau Perhentian and Taman Negara to experience what they see in these places. I was completely bowled over too. I would never migrate as Malaysia is my home. It is such a jewel that sadly, many Malaysians do not realise it.

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@kaichunlee]

Vijay is such a wise man and a guru. Love his views and sharing. Things he said inspire me and also make me feel appreciative of what we have here in Malaysia even more.

[@sidd1785]

He's very ignorant about India. He probably comes from Delhi. Reason for no beef is not religious but spiritual

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@lionelproctor82]

​@@sidd1785 How is not eating beef "spiritual"?

[@sidd1785]

@@lionelproctor82 I know where ur coming from. Spirituality is the opposite of religion. Find out.

[@lionelproctor82]

@@sidd1785 I'm well aware of the distinction between religion and spirituality. You haven't explained how not eating beef is spiritual rather than religious?

[@itchyfeetwilltravelk5122]

Nice interview and great observation from Vijay. As a Malaysian living overseas, when you have lived overseas for some time, you really appreciate the diversity of culture, religion, infrastructure and definitely the value you get for your money in Malaysia.

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@asmah-cj9xs]

He is an interesting guy and honest. I like honest people that doesn't need to make your life complicated.. even with how much you have.

[@muniabanerjee5697]

i hope malayasia will remain like this. i liked malayasia a lot. when i visited the place during diwali. every bosy were greeting us when they heard that we are hindu.

[@ricedrown]

Me too.

[@konaschwinn]

TBH, no one in Malaysia or Singapore would want to be an Indian citizen. It has always been like that. All the Indian Malaysians who complain about living in Malaysia included.

[@TheOnlyTruthTalker]

India has way more racial tension than Malaysia. The amount of hate crimes in India is outrageous.

[@livealittle1100]

​@@TheOnlyTruthTalkernot race brother. Caste issues. You can't fall in love or marry with a girl/boy who's in different caste. In Malaysia, we Indians don't make caste very important as our great grandparents did. We don't bother those crap unless some hooligans try to stir shite up.

[@lionelproctor82]

​@livealittle1100 A lot of intercaste love marriages in India these days, especially in the urban areas. Not everyone settles for intracaste arranged marriages nowadays.

[@gabangadgetmy]

I love this guy. Very well spoken.

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@decTac]

Interesting video.. Thanks Max for bringing this nice person with positive thoughts and attitude about and amongst Malaysia and Malaysians..no stress at all to listen to this conversation.. Good job 👍😊

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@livealittle1100]

Congratulations Max. Followed you back when you only had 5k followers. Now you reach over 100k subscribes. Love what you've been doing. Talking pros and cons about Singapore and Malaysia. It's just nice to see. Malaysians wants to work SG meanwhile Singaporeans wants retire in Malaysia. Great bonding I should say.

[@goonhoongtatt1883]

Wow. I'm really impressed with his views and perspectives in life.

[@lisalim621]

Yes Malaysia is a beautiful country n I love Pg island most because of the beautiful scenery n the heritage building

[@M5a5n4i77k]

I feel the same I never going to change my passport

[@yusmanaffandy7105]

who cares 😂

[@rosliromasarms2111]

Masha Allah... Really..?

[@fatimahibrahim4831]

Wow im so proud to be born in Malaysia n im a Malaysian...amazing land

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@charmaine8512]

Enjoyed every second of this conversation _ so there are still people in this world who are grounded and not just running to thevwinning post without a care for those around them. Fascinating! I hope Malaysia and India will continue with the same pace of living.

[@JyotiAgarwalofficial]

Not at all I never wanted to go in Maldives I hate that country

[@sharmilanair3627]

Malaysia and Maldives are two very different countries. Go learn Geography first before making dumb comments.

[@yasirmansor6555]

Did u effect by Muslim?​@@anon7641

[@hemalathams4450]

@@JyotiAgarwalofficialMaldives🧐

[@hemalathams4450]

@@anon7641Iam an Indian national living in Malaysia for the past 30 years … still the love and respect I have on this country is incomparable.. beautiful country with wonderful people, delicious food and many many more. india is my country but Malaysia is my second home. I am very proud to be a part of this country .

[@maaduufan5140]

When you asked Vijay about is it okay to eat meat, I got reminded when I accidentally gave my Indian friend a meal with meat many years ago. I was buying the food for both of us & accidentally gave her my food instead of hers. I immediately called her to stop her from eating but was too late. I felt bad about it but she was kinda chill saying it was just an accident. Now I'm extra careful when eating with friends from other races & religions. And as Malaysians we eat out a lot just to gossip about our lives hahaha Vijay is right, we Malaysians should be grateful to our country. It is indeed a great country with diversity & you can see it just by looking at our food culture.

[@Hasnanembong]

He's so blended in Malaysia so much so he has lost his Indian nods. or perhaps those from the northern part of India don't do head nodding?

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@TifaBom]

Honk only on 2 occasions 🤣.. he's so sweet and loving the vibe

[@sharimanramlan]

Been living in KL ever since. I love the 2000's KL skyline. Only KLCC and KL Tower. Now seems overcrowded 😂

[@rikie316]

SAME! Thank you for your comment!

[@mrj475]

Malaysia never give citizenship to outsiders because Malaysia is not immigrant country.

[@ricedrown]

In some ways I think it's a good approach. Else non malay can penetrate to the government sector and change the Malaysia laws..

[@ahmadmad2k]

just apply for the permanent resident, most people do that in Malaysia, it's almost the same thing here in Malaysia

[@Janovial]

Malaysia is an immigrant country. Study history

[@nurulhuda8146]

​😅​​@@ricedrownas Malaysian we doesnt want our gov change the law. We accept you as guest, but we doesnt want change our culture just because follow foreigner. We have our own culture to maintain, this is value we need to stand our rights

[@ahmadmad2k]

1:54, "so balanced", yup we have a very good work-life balance and that's what we tried to do here in Malaysia, not too much or too little, just in the middle, just like our geographic location

[@motosim9149]

😂

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much for your comment, yes correct.

[@noneofyourbusiness3232]

the diversity at the most unique ways in the world.. cant find better place when talking about diversity 😊

[@escalocity]

Good to hear a perspective from an migrant indian about Malaysia. Will definitely try to visit there in the future. I was skeptical about religious orthodoxy but seems it is more of their state policy but people are cool.

[@abhishekgonchowdhury7775]

What religious orthodoxy are u talking about? The only country on the planet where Jews didn’t faced persecution, when Parsis was driven out of their homeland(persia) now Iran due to religious persecution they came to India. People accepted them as their own. They are thriving part of Indian society from the TATA to the Serum institute of India which produced covid vaccine. This nation thrives in itself diversity though it faced brutal Islamic and British Invasion for 800+ years.

[@samaguinaldo8556]

I think he was talking about Malaysia, and not about India. He is probably from a western country and had negative perceptions about Malaysia due to religious beliefs, but has opened up about the nation somewhat.

[@sizabuang7426]

Brutal islamic invasion? Really? Islam core belief has made us malay tolerant with all immigrants despite being forced upon us. But unlike palestines, don't ever trangress on us because we muslim malays don't wait 75 years to fight back. We will fight without reservation if there is a glaring attempt to trample our islamic value. Just saying ...

[@BlackHawkTejas]

He is not a migrant but an expat! This subtle way of racism against Indians & Asians is very much ingrained within western world & people who blindly follow them anywhere in this world. Very rarely people use migrant or immigrant words for Western people.

[@user-jv8po9so6c]

@@abhishekgonchowdhury7775 why u so angry bro chill bit lah haha relax

[@makk4735]

Beautiful conversation.. I live in San Francisco and everything he said resonates.. Also some solid values that can life mantras in the end

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@potatoeskimos]

Max you're one-of-a-kind content creator. I really appreciate the effort you made with these videos and your interviews with all sorts of people. I used to think you're lousy but that's because I hate Singapore, not you.

[@MaxChernov]

🙏

[@luckm8852]

The fried chicken with turmeric (with some carrots, longbeans and onions) with chilli sauce and sweet soy on top is nasi ayam goreng kunyit. It's so simple ywet so exquisitely delicious.

[@rikie316]

Thank you for your comment, Yes I meant Ayam Goreng Kunyit. My absolute favourite!

[@sohcheehoong69]

Extremely insightful!

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@enchesoyaregaliaatriadelig5951]

This bro is right all the way about almost everything... Indian by paper & Malaysian by heart... Salut!!!

[@TerrAqua]

I always wonder how Indians can no so little about Malaysia with all those Malaysia truly Asia ads We used to get on Tv also there so.many tamilians there is a Adyar Ananda bhavan What really shocked me was finding a Coffee day 😅.I had no idea they existed outside India

[@rajm2626]

I like that you add subtitles to your videos. They're 99% accurate in the videos I've seen - great.

[@suraj_2908]

Loved it , awesome ❤

[@georgiauwomscolahar8691]

My absolute favorite place on earth outside of my home country 🇯🇲. The warmth of its people, the rich culture its affordability, the shopping, its diverse environment and entertainment. Not to mention the foooood and amenities. Of all the countries that I’ve travelled so far , Malaysia has stolen my heart.❤️ ❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰

[@PenAndPoems]

Falling in love with all your videos. 👌❤

[@azharidris7092]

very intelligent dude.. and very polite.. very glad to know he doesn't have the same complex that most other Indian i know have about the US.. as if the west is be all end all..

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@blackknightshark7732]

Well said from both of you. Max knows better about us in Malaysia now..nice 1 🤠👍

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@ZARUSI]

Bro I am a true Indian. My grandfather fought for the country! JAI HIND!

[@ahmadbakrizubir]

excellent interview!

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@AlfariziZakaria]

8:22 I really agree with this part, Malaysia is flexible Very respectful and accepting of differences, Compared to other Muslim countries, Malaysia is the most flexible.

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@mountaindew20]

Bangladesh, India, Pakistan & Rohingya they are all the same.. they came to other countries for a better life.. many of them left South Asia and emigrated to America, Europe, Arabian Gulf & ASEAN..

[@neinani6908]

Err Malaysian Indian were already here in Malaysia even before independence of this country, when this country is zero with no development. Don't compare Malaysian Indian with the recent immigrants from Bangla, Pakistan and we're definitely not equal to Rohingya refugeeswho use religion to stay in a country illegally

[@purnamamerindu8166]

@@neinani6908obviously he didn’t talk about you, oh god. Maybe we should refer the Indians from India as Mainlanders same like the Chinese from China 😅

[@Ali_art]

Great episode max👍🏻

[@joeybenra]

Why can’t INDIAN POLITICIANS come / visit KL and try to understand what needs to be fixed inside India.

[@hotshortsforstatus.4682]

India dont need to learn from a country of 35 million

[@RayMak]

Our food is divine

[@rikie316]

haha Yes it is!

[@asmah-cj9xs]

Max ... you should interview this Japanese guy name Ghib Ojisan. He is a blogger like you. Initially came as a tourist to make vlog about Singapore out of the city place for Japanese in Japan. But finally he married a Singaporean. An interesting person. You must get in touch with him.

[@hollygibson1801]

Great interview! I want to visit Malaysia

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@andrea9797mdd]

Such a good interview! "Whatever you have for today is enough. Appreciate it!" I learnt something today!

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@Shaunashares]

This guy is great! I love his energy. Thanks again for providing us with another informative and joyous interview Max🎉❤

[@rikie316]

Thank you Shauna. Glad you enjoyed the interview!

[@raniday90]

Very good thoughts you have 👍

[@padolaborneo9934]

I do appreciate Malaysia as my country. Those been migrated let them go.. I had been from India. I love Malaysia very much.. To whatever they say.

[@AS-jo8qh]

I love my family. My heart is where my family is. India is where my family is. The sense of familiarity the comfort I have here I won't trade it to live anywhere else. I respect those who want to settle abroad for various reasons but I am just happy where I am and I want to leave my country in a better place compared to how I found it before

[@anakwawasan]

Better india stay at yr own home..if want to stay temporary ya..it's great. For permanent better stay own mother land!!!

[@jiti5034]

Quality of accommodation yes agree and good diversity of food

[@father5959]

Good interview with an Indian from India, but it would have been more interesting if you had interviewed a Malaysian Indian.

[@neooenify]

Yes, we Malaysian do enjoy with what we have..though it is sometimes not enough..! We are still trying to put a smile even if its smile in sadness

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot! Yes Malaysians are very sweet and kind people

[@gayathrivaidy]

One of the best videos on your channel Mark !

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. It means a lot.

[@smitathite4066]

Very very good !!

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@punusamymarappan595]

A very balanced n informative discussion.🎉

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@slkoay2969]

Good conversation. Interesting interviewee.

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@travelwithsam0310]

well done Vijay

[@awequayzngs1780]

Malaysia is a land of abundant opportunities.

[@ThunderLightStrikes]

Great person.

[@amuradhamid111]

Truth conversation.

[@tmnprlsaicntr]

Other than not being LGBT tolerant, the life here is okay. This was a good video. Kudos Max! It is true that most local Indians here are either more from Tamilnadu or Kerala, hence it is normal that those coming from North India are least likely to know about Thaipusam and other south Indian customs. Nothing wrong with that.

[@kd3446]

I want a oci for india…..when I visited India in 2012 I instantly felt at home…..I felt I belonged….

[@nam070]

I love the interviews i like his positive views of Malaysia although many say they are rude in nature but seeing the comments section it does prove that they are rude look at the comments which are bashing him for no reasons

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@jiophone2412]

He keeps saying Malaysians are good people and accepting but most of the comments im seeing here suggest otherwise.

[@sanatani8275]

😂 so true

[@rikie316]

Thank you for having my back but believe me, Malaysians are very nice people, I married one :)

[@jiophone2412]

@@rikie316 You should read comments under this video asking you to get the fuck out of their country before commenting this

[@steventan385]

I stayed 5 years in India.Chinese food in India is not really Chinese

[@jiti5034]

One explanation, it is said that the reason Indian Hindus don't beef is religious,, but in logic it is actually socio economic,, India being a agrarian society ( still is ) cow or a Bull is/ was more valuable alive as a tool for agriculture than dead as a food source .. so in the past somebody must have put a religious reason so rather than explaining this to everybody every time it was attached to religion so people will follow

[@zainahadnan484]

Hi Max... thanks so much for sharing this very beautiful conversation with our fellow Indian brother 💪💪👍👍❤️❤️😸😸

[@notmyname3556]

One thing that surprised me the most here are the high cost in New Delhi compared to Malaysia. But I definitely agree with klcc view 😂 thry really have no business building that many towers here

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much for your comment. This means a lot! Yes Delhi is an expensive place.

[@mawarhitam2643]

Welcome to Malaysia!!! Try go to Sarawak or Sabah.. very good with natural..mostly i love sarawak! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot! Sarawak is one of my fav places!

[@mawarhitam2643]

@@rikie316 yupp..mostly when i'm back at my village at kuching..i climb gunung santubong..at Mulu also very best..gunung Mulu National Park..

[@ninjaturtle6106]

10:19 " I fell in love with Rain" Yeap..i LOVE the rain too. The heavier the better. But..the grass i've just mowed, they've grown an inch overnight. In one month, it's 1 feet tall. If i don't cut for 6 months, it's turned into a jungle. And it's not just grass, the weeds that envelope the tall grass and the plants...they are just horrendous. Grass Cutters make good business here. And car washers too 😂

[@xmanunlimited]

Who will give you a Malaysian passport ? In first place you will not even allowed to apply for a permanent resident status in Malaysia. Many people who has families here also wait for more than 15 years just to apply for a PR. Citizenship is long way far . A Malaysia PR holder can apply for Malaysian citizenship after 12 years getting your Malaysian PR. Lots of European and American get 3 month visa free entry in Malaysia . So visa is not difficult . But it is difficult for south Asian countries as south Asians disrespect visa conditions . They will come and never go back and become illigal immigrants in Malaysia. I am Malaysian and that’s what is feeling of Malaysian govt and citizens .

[@sidetwoo]

He speaks like a Malaysian...

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. Yes i have the accent now haha!

[@comment.comment]

I ❤ my country.

[@sabahandiKL]

finally he mentioned "I'm Russian from Singapore".... now make sense 😅

[@meg9816]

Same here, when we came to India we were sure that no matter if we think of settling any other country then also we would never change our passport. I agree Indian outside India are more religiously involved

[@Shu_Az]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻He Lived On Malaysia For Long Times..He respect and understanding about religious opinions.. Lots of people who comment on posting are not very respectful about religious They don't watch full video , but say THE BIGGEST FEAR IN MALAYSIA is RELIGION..how?? If you really know Malaysia , Religion & Race , are not issues at all.. We Live Harmony Here , No Issue At All , You Only Think It Has Issued because YOU MIX YOUR POLITIC AND DAILY LIFE that all problems you have You Only Says Malaysia Have Problem On Races and Religion because you do not see what happen to other Countries,.only Non-Muslim countries have this religion problem.. many people want to live in Malaysia because it diversity..

[@Vladimir_Putin_2021]

Pakistan is a muslim country and you know what they are doing with religious minorities....

[@rikie316]

Thank you so much. This means a lot!

[@devijai4555]

In Tamil Nadu Thai Pusam is a big thing...we keep fasting and go to murugan temple..

[@edmondj03]

I wonder what is his mother tongue? Malaysia is definitely a snorkelers & scuba divers paradise

[@rikie316]

My mother tongue is hindi. Thanks for your comment!

[@anunrealproduction1438]

I love Malaysia.. I come from there.

[@pakduta1895]

Should you be in Kuching, Sarawak, kindly alert me. Cheers!

[@robinsoon9077]

"Malaysians don't appreciate what they have".....so true! We are very, very critical of and skeptical about our country. We always focus on the negatives and not enough on the positives. It's very sad..

[@sudhakarkumar3754]

Please take a interview of Sunder pichai,or Satya Nadella or parag agrawal like person ❤😊

[@poly06033]

Nature Wildlife Culture >>>>>>>> Skyline Cement Lights

[@jeetlahkar894]

I would recommend to change the passport and get an OCI card. You will have the best of both worlds. The indian passport is a very weak one, not good in terms of travelling and opportunities.

[@kirtigupta9753]

The Indian economy from $3.5 tn will go to $35 tn in the next 30 years. So it makes sense to hang on to the Indian passport.

[@norabd7447]

Even if he want to change his passport to Malaysian passport..it is not possible

[@shyamchabra5355]

You might not (or can't) but there are many others 4,000 plus daily, who would jump at the opportunity.

[@Jambudwipvasi]

He should change the passport.

[@AravinthanS.Manoharan]

😂. Mahathir should learn more from him. 😊.

[@notmyname3556]

It's okay you can just say Grab 😂

[@prameelayoganandan-gd6bm]

No happiness from changing a passport . Home and happiness is where heart is and it is in home land , from USA .

[@zainicheani9786]

Only the body here buat the heart in India so we know the loyalty went to.

[@senankamalakanan5128]

Dia org India bukan org Malaysia. Kalau Atok sygkan Malaysia org Malaysia berbangsa India pun sama dan taat setia kepada raja dan negara.

[@hemalathams4450]

Ofcourse even if he likes he will not be given even a PR status. Because we are here for more than 25 years but we are not given PR. Yes we do love Malaysia but India is our country..So you want us to live homeless in Malaysia ditching our home country😢. Don’t be senseless.

[@senankamalakanan5128]

@@hemalathams4450 No one asked you to ditch your own country. Just be yourself. I think only in India go to school just so that they are qualified enough to move out. Says a lot about what others think. No offence but it is the bitter truth.

[@jiti5034]

Once I hired a taxi in Kl for 2 days for long trips and the Chinese Malaysian Driver wont eat at any Male food stalls ! where as I as a foreigner was happy to eat at any interesting place

[@mik3yztv378]

Never Change your passport.... Malaysia is not worth it

[@KironManuelCards]

Does anyone know how to contact this amazing person?I am desperate to know.

[@rikie316]

You found him 😊. Thank you so much for your comment

[@KironManuelCards]

@@rikie316 You made me extremely happy. I first came to know you via your video. I believe you can help a lot of people who are educated. I can let them know about you. I found you on linked in but you are not able to get my message. Let me try again please. An alternately can you give a better way to reach you.! Thank you in advance

[@Skyrose-vh8xw]

Hindu people don’t judges that the beauty of hindusm