Within 30 years, India developed at light speed - Chat with a local who grew up in the Jungle

Within 30 years, India developed at light speed - Chat with a local who grew up in the Jungle

[@statickk14]

What this gentleman is saying is true. Even as a Bengali when I went out of Bengal to study engineering, some people would refer to us as ‘Bangalis’, in a derogatory tone; that tribalism always existed among some Indians. And we Bengalis also had slangs for Hindi speaking people as well. It is after all a huge country but things have changed for better in the past couple of decades. As Babasaheb said , ‘ We are all Indians firstly and lastly’

[@Shivam-H]

But Those Slangs Are like used among Friends Just For Fun Basis Like Our group Has People from Bihar Punjab UP so We used to Call Them Bihari. The Punjabi Guy paaji and one of them Kanpuriya like that

[@singh_isking]

But Bengalis are mostly arseholes 🙏

[@statickk14]

@Drxyz-tk6le the context and usage matters , that differentiates. Do people have names? Why would you not call them by their names and call them Bangali? What’s your IQ, room temperature?

[@chinanumbawun111]

I mean, India as a country is only 75 years old. But Empires and people and their languages and cultures have existed for at least 2500 years. For example, I will always be Kannadiga first then Indian. For me Kannada is my main identity, India is a more recent identity. Doesn't mean I'm not proud of being Indian.

[@statickk14]

@@chinanumbawun111 India was never a nation state , Nation state is a western concept. We were always a Cultural civilization, we always knew the extent of our geography. Sub nationalism is very important as well, we all need to have our distinct identity but above being Indian has to be the first identity… else our nation will disintegrate in near future.

[@prabirbhattacharyya2788]

That's how we have treated Arunachal and our beloved seven sisters..Now its a pay back time..let's all say sorry for everything and give respect 🙏 love to our seven sisters. Wonderful conversation Frenchy 👌 👏 ❤ 🙏and Frenchy you are teaching Indians to love Indians..thanks for your inspiration. 🥰

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

We? Currupt congress dynasty treated majority states like that. Even Gujarat was BJP state it was denied making Narmada dam and other development projects. It's pay back time for Congress, no wonder it's loosing everywhere. Since Modi BJP govt came developement in north east ports airports trains dams electricity roads all coming

[@himanshujoshi9454]

​@@sunisbeautiful8695 💯 North West aur North East ko United kar diya hai abb South ki baari hai. Ye jo Hindi tamil lenguage ka problem ho raha hai na vo bhi nikal jaye ga. Congress hamesha divide and rule vali policy use kar rahi hai kyoki angrezo se vohi sikha hai. South me BJP ayegi aur North East South West United hoge

[@A1multimedia13]

Whole world is one family and similar to each other.why should we differentiate between ourselves being children of our ancient civilization and our great mother India. Thank you for your kind thoughts anyway

[@monsterhunt8624]

Well, north Indians were treated much worse in North East due to racial and religious (Xian) prejudices of people there. Even now, North Indians are treated badly in North Eastern states

[@DIVSATYAM]

He seems like a gem of a human being.

[@ranapartap1501]

yes he does a lesson to younger people life is not easy but hard works pays at the end

[@A1multimedia13]

Whom are you referring to, the Frenchie or the tribal man

[@RDd188]

We are Proud to belong form a country, which is a world by itself, where if one goes from North to south every aspects of living changes, similarly from West to East. Thing that binds us is the love for our land and respect for Bharatiya cultures.

[@randy1as]

Having studied in the east as a college student can understand the issues of not being local but let me assure you the people of India in the east are kinder, more fun loving and far more accepting than Delhi and around.

[@manunayak5536]

People in Delhi not kind to anyone I am from South India

[@pdey2706]

hopefully one day mindset of these people will change.

[@antonydecosta6262]

Have been in India in the Past Most kind hearted persons I found in the hills of Himalayas if i recall it Himachal and Nainital State

[@mummy5490]

Most lovely people are Gujrati, MP and uttarakhand people..I never seen anywhere in the world.... Delhi have good people, but more bad ones their..scammer to dirt all

[@HomeS8fe]

People of delhi r worst bro.. They even r not kind with their family friend.. They strat fight even on road on small issue... Belive as a North India I say that... Delhi is wrost

[@marshallmarthes]

I love the north eastern indians, they have hearts to gold and im proud of my fellow indian brothers and sister from the north east, they are more indian than millions of indians who live in the central parts

[@udaynj]

Frenchy - avoid Manipur - there is unfortunately some violence in the state between different tribes. The Indian Army and paramilitary forces have been called in to restore law and order. Stay away and be careful you don't end up in a mess

[@Aryanthakur-yt9bc]

Shut up bro. It's only limited to a particular district not whole of Manipur

[@HimanshuKumar-vz7fk]

In france there is lot worse😢 protestors set a policeman on fire, but everybody was ok.

[@STARK50]

Yes, the condition is like an African civil war.

[@ivak4802]

Tribes who have illegally immigrated from Myanmar are indulging in violence and arson.

[@atheisttttt]

He won't be allowed to enter Rules for foreigners are strict anyways

[@kuku6116]

This man's journey is inspiring, As far as the rest of India is concerned, literacy is not that much in the older generation but today's generation is very much aware of this uniquely diverse country.

[@kadumgamno9229]

Bro

[@jacksondebbarma7644]

kuku your name seems interesting thats because i called my GF kuku in my language (Kokborok Tripuri language) Kuku means younger brother and sister also a very delicate fragile younger one is refer to with love as KUKU

[@kuku6116]

@@jacksondebbarma7644 interesting, nice to know. Thanks for the information.

[@yomamasohot6411]

​@Jackson Debbarma i just can't get over the fact that you said you call your gf kuku and in the same line that it means a younger brother/sister😂

[@Its-my-drawing-world1176]

fabulous dear, you just came to Arunachal Pradesh INDIA, And see the different ethnicities of INDIA. The whole world's ethnicity is right here in INDIA. HERE in northeast India, there are 7 states(7 sisters) and 1brother state Sikkim in NORTH EAST INDIA. Most welcome Sir and have a great journey in India.

[@raaziya2839]

Arunachal Pradesh belongs to China brother 😅

[@tathagatasinha2939]

@@raaziya2839 : False BUT Peshawar belongs to Afghanistan and as a matter of fact even Rawalpindi belongs to Khurasan (Greater Afghanistan) and that includes the land area of the ISPR office building in Rawalpindi where you are currently working in as a social media bot.

[@realitykannada6886]

@@raaziya2839 sindh belong to india, peshwar belong to Afghanistan, Balochistan is separate country, & your country name is a bhikaristan, you begging for aata

[@sahilsingh6048]

​@@raaziya2839 balochistan belongs to iran😅

[@carnage3343]

@@raaziya2839 Khatun app merey sath 2 hourys spend karey for 10 kg ata.

[@armadilloburns4880]

This video just proved,how knowledgeable a person who travels is !

[@GavIsHti]

I love my northeast ppl .. I'm from bangalore .. but I feel connected to them .. nice and kind ppl ..

[@taritakhe]

He has spoken very truths about behaviour of northern Indian. I visited Delhi in 1997 and had a very bitter experience at that time. Whenever I gone they used to call " Dazu" a Nepali word but I tried to convince that I am not Nepali but Indian they obtained used to mock me.

[@yourDad0007]

Now it's almost changed brother ♥️

[@coughsyrup4610]

Come to delhi bro now ...would love to meet you ..things are improving very rapidly ..thins need to be done more..and the intent is definitely there

[@gshrdy5415]

Tamilians are similar to northerners, they have this problem of linguistic divisive issues.

[@amalkumar2775]

I am from Kerala. When I visited UP in 2007, some people used to make fun of me by calling me Madrasi. Some North Indians still have the habit of calling all South Indians "Madrasi".

[@gshrdy5415]

@@amalkumar2775 , Yes some old crooks, but things have changed considerably, no need to feel the differences in future, that is my expectation.

[@vipulmpatel9101]

Its funny. I am from gujarat living in us since 1988. I came at age of 16. When i was growing up in india. I only been to Rajasthan and Mumbai. I did not knew any thing about north east. I went to hollywood studio in 1995. I saw people from north east india wearing indian dress and speaking hindi. I was shocked. Now i know lot about north east india

[@pranjalsingh152]

Absolutely loved this talk with him. I was expecting another travel video but I'm glad majority of the video was just talking with him. Unfortunately North East had been neglected a lot compared to other indian states. It's good to see that finally changing. I love when you go out and talk to the locals.

[@xritvlog6313]

All neglected... Bihar 6 month without electricity...8 months without road 🛣️ connection... always flood

[@manunayak5536]

We South Indian give lot tax money to this arrogant north indians

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

Xrit that's Bihar's own fault voting currupt for Nitish n lallu

[@logn-yt7037]

​@@xritvlog6313 its your own people fault and you people deserve it for electing assholes.

[@Jenvlogs404]

Well most of it is under tribaI control, but complete the pie of the nation and most comprehensive, unique wetland terrain, only to have natives of all three Cauca/Aborg/Mongo.

[@adithiarjun6764]

Love and respect to my northeastern indian brothers from south

[@m.goodengumman3941]

Thanks Frenchy for sharing this video, it's been eye opener, what a story, I can empathize. Great guy, lots of respect.🙏👍🇬🇧

[@laoxianmodi]

Very nice frenchy and sir who looked after him. Dear sir, you are obviously Indian sir. What is the need is, education to those who made you feel otherwise. Educating people of various parts of the country about different races and languages in other parts who are natural inhabitants of those regions is most important thing. I am a south Indian and I understand your feelings as when I could not speak hindi when I visited delhi for first time I felt the same thing. But the beauty of the country lies in that and all it needs is education. Lots of ♥️

[@diveshtomar9044]

Not South Indian bhai Indian from South lots of love ❤️ from West up NCR

[@veenalalwani8553]

True, they should teach everything also why there is change in appearance I mean environmental changes that are there

[@udaynj]

Amazing video - love that you sat down with locals and had a long chat. For those of us from distant part of India who have always of dreamed of going to North India and North East, love to see the life of folks living there. Different from our lives, but in many ways very familiar and comfortable. Our cultures all are similar.

[@Manoj1080p]

Such a great and humble personality ❤. We are fortunate enough to watch interview of such a experienced person. We have many things to learn from him

[@HanumanJi..]

We may criticize Modi Govt but one things is sure - He made us realise that Congress Govt was ignoring North Eastern part of India.

[@Clean09]

The whole North eastern region was ignored in terms of development by previous govts.... Thankfully Modi govt focused on the development of the region...! Infact, one of the members of previous govt told in the parliament that "we should not develop near the china border bcz china will feel insecure..."!!!! Is this how the nation is run...!! What's the problem in developing infra within our own territory..!??

[@quahogfamily8971]

true and some MFs still vote for congress

[@RajdeepThaosen]

Hey Frenchy, Little correction about 'acha/achi'. It should not be said as that guy had told you. Here, in the case of Khushboo, we should say "Khushboo acchi hai!" because in Hindi, even things have gender (either treated as male or female). Here, 'khushboo' is the subject of the sentence and this word is a female sounding word so it should be said as you had thought of how it would be. It doesn't depend on who is saying it as it only depends on the subject. People from NE India often get confused with such grammar but most people from NE talks like that guy but in reality, or grammatically, it should be as how I've mentioned above because when you go to North India, people will again try to correct you and you will get even more confused. Hehe! Hindi is Unique and interesting to learn. I'm also from NE India. Thank you for exploring Northeast India.

[@vedicwarriorOriginal]

The comment I was looking for... 👍

[@RajdeepThaosen]

@@vedicwarriorOriginal yo man!😄

[@snehanshuphukon728]

I think in French, the nouns are gendered too.

[@vagabondsguide2blueplanet678]

Hindi is not the first language in NE, and the gender is tricky in hindi

[@sauravkumarchand9691]

Best Part of this Video Starts from 18:30 till 19:33 with wonderful drone shot, lush green roadways and fantastic background music.

[@277766222]

He is a perfect representation of the northeast people. Hardworking, Grounded and Laid Back!

[@roshanchachane142]

Every state has a slang or racist word for people from another state. Even Hindi speakers from different states call each other slang words. But, the advent of social media has brought about positive change as people are now more aware of their own nation which they could never otherwise. People are now more aware of your immense diversity and started respecting each other.

[@rajdeeppathak6118]

the highway to roing highway from assam is really beautiful. las time i drove my car on that highway in 2019 was an amazing experience.

[@himanshugautam3405]

Pretty impressive for a guy from jungle to prosper like this. Hats off to his spirit

[@A1multimedia13]

He is not in a jungle man. he was referring to the same mentality that you have displayed here. Never went out of your Village and judging others. Just type roing in Google or KZbin then you will know wether it's jungle or what. They may be backward areas but their general knowledge and mentality is far better than people like you

[@adithiarjun6764]

Atleast learn to comment respectfully

[@videohub9521]

Hey Frenchy, I recently visited Manali and i made sure that i follow your steps and went to momos cafe and it was totally worth it. You don't know but you have also become my travel guide🧿💓

[@shomarodrigues6828]

How beautifully you got the story from Mr. JAMMO.

[@saharatul]

I grew up in Roing, was there till 2009. Cant ever forget that place.

[@dr.rajeevbhattacharya3244]

The laughter and warmth between these two gentlemen is just wonderful! Keep up the great work.

[@SK-wg9sw]

When we were young we were only thought about North India , South India, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Nepal till Calcutta but our books and and teachers completely ignored North East. We know there are Assam, Manipur, Sikkim, Bhutan, Arunachal, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Tripura & Nagaland only because in winters these people from these states visit us in South India sell long coats, Sweaters, Caps, Gloves and other winter accessories for 3-4 months and go back to their villages in North East. When we moved to US we bought lot of warm clothes from these people and take them to US and wear them in the winters.

[@ShwetaGupta-hd6yk]

Bro, Bhutan is not a part of India.

[@maitreyeedutta2009]

Those are Bhutanis .. not from North East

[@artwithNY]

Hello bro i am from Delhi ❤ i love my north east brother and sister ❤. Long live India

[@viralvice1356]

I felt every single words he spoked what a conversation 👍👍

[@nitishkumaranand7622]

With this whole conversation and the music at the end is totally 🔥

[@sonju2k71]

India is a big country. We are also called "bhaiya" in other parts of India. It happens in a big family. Dil par mat le yaar.

[@Vladimirputin72317]

Arunachal people are the most humble in whole india .love northeast

[@Geek469]

What a gem of a guy. I want to tell you that people today all over India love North East. We are one, INDIA. We will never let anything happen to our brother and sisters of North East.

[@taritakhe]

He is a very cool person.

[@mrityunjaymandal3090]

I can't imagine or know what northeast Indians felt at that time. But i can assure you that now a lot of things hv changed. I still always blame Indian govt for not trying to make more exchange of language and culture between our Indian States, which would've made us more connected to each other rather than imposing foreign education on us. We have such a diverse culture, even now I wish they do exchange of our local languages/cullture with each other.

[@arunavasinha6532]

One of the best videos of yours ,sir and also the music at the end. U r a good listener too.

[@arunavasinha6532]

Thanks a lot sir for your reply.Merci beaucoup.😎😎

[@frenchyvlogs]

Mind the scammer buddy please!!! I never created any TG group, block and report him please Arunava

[@just.everythings11]

Frenchy you are different from other foreign KZbinr

[@rana_partap123]

I am wandering with frenchy since one year ,i have seen whole northern india through his eyes,pierre u r the best youtube vloggers.❤❤❤❤❤

[@munmis3588]

So happy for you. When I was working there , I found peace and serenity in these places. Idu mishmis are wonderful people. Very kind and helpful. I had good experiences and memories in roing. Today I miss those places

[@nangnikitathaman6612]

Thank you bro for exploring us,,if possible please do visit namsai

[@antikparker4530]

frenchy by staying in indian i can feel u got that sort of spirituality from ppls u met the places u went to. the feeling of unconditional kindness and peaceful ness u got it made u glowing with positive vibes all over. stay active always ❤😊

[@sherwinpereira2651]

One of your best videos ever!!

[@pranabgemini]

Great Content Frenchy and a gem of a host.

[@yomamasohot6411]

Thanks for the very interesting chat, man.👍

[@jayyoung6112]

I have been waiting for your next video.... 🙂 Wellcome to Arunachal Pradesh 🎉

[@hirenmehta9371]

Even in Sanatana philosophy (Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, Sikhism), the ultimate reality manifests as both good (divine) and evil. Various forms merge into the same underlying reality. People just give different names to their different practices.

[@RAJENDRAPRASAD-ne6nu]

It was awesome. I was busy and finally I got some time to visit you here. India has many such fascinating stories that inspires many to go forward in life despite of all odds. Zamo's story is one such.

[@manishsingh0696]

The main reason for discrimination is lack of connectivity. The north-east is totally isolated from mainland. The people in mainland lack awareness. And also the reason for discrimination is the chinese. Whoever has asiatic feautures the mainlanders considers him chinese. But now govt is connecting the north east to the mainland through railways and roads and social media is also contributing in it.

[@VishnuSoni.]

Nice story 👏😮

[@anythingnb4475]

Very nice bro.

[@solotraveler8326]

man your covering deepest to deepest of india hope ypu will be amazed by the serenity of india and north east india

[@S4sent]

Wonderful, what an inspiration to lead once life, well travelled, worked hard, and finally settled in close proximity to nature 🤌🤌🤌🤌

[@GauravSharma-ip7jr]

OMG I never thought that you might go to Tezu where I grew up♥️ I'm watching your videos from months now 😁& it's so good

[@dayumsmemoriessite..6916]

Sir don't 4get to visit Namsai.....do explore Namsai district..

[@surajthakuria6383]

Wow new video pop op ....waiting n waiting from 3 days....hello bro thank you for explore our arunachal...our blessings always with you for ur good health...

[@sandeepbehera8411]

Very nice video. Under Modi government development has reached NE. Which was previously ignored by Congress.

[@mountaingods1917]

Such a genuine, polite and simple person

[@sexycurry2906]

North East India is a gem! If foreign tourists visited this amazing beautiful region with honest and nice tribal people they would prefer it to the loud tacky north indian Hindi region. North East India & South India are just wonderful! The Govt should promote these 2 regions over the same old mughal and rajasthani sites.

[@ROHITKUMAR-cb6zj]

Love yo sir

[@davidbarman221]

Very inspiring indeed

[@Dee-gf6ir]

Frenchy should become brand ambassador of India. Who all agree

[@loneranger7110]

I have been to this place and tezu. It’s is a good place with lots of beauties. You can really find a picnic spot literally in every few kilometers.

[@ronny383]

What a inspiring story. Social mobility is key to stability

[@karan11419]

He is so lucky I wish I was there with you brother. Miss our motherland. Jai hind guys.

[@sachinphal6327]

Great n gentle , hardworking man 🙏

[@pulchitpul4222]

Was waiting for your video from last 5 days always check whether you posted any new video.... Watched all of your voog of Arunachal and I loved it.....💞💞💞 And thanks for the hard work...🥰

[@theabvpan09]

I live in Assam and Iam a Hindi Speaking Person . People call us Hindustani and Deshwala as if they are not hindustani or they are videshwala haha😂😂

[@jonbon482]

'very nice personality mr.frenchy... Chalo chale...🤗

[@ExpeditionWithJamu]

This is just a beginning... India will break many world records in future . Modi is our pride ❤

[@samarthganagi9535]

Lauda ka pride😂

[@namansrivastav2008]

I think , Indians need to learn more about North Eastern part of India and there should be more cultural exchanges between both because of prejudice about them

[@bharatterang3751]

beautiful chat

[@Letitgo1975]

Human beings are programmed to remember and talk about NEGATIVE only. The host was treated as foreigners or as not well etc but then he ran a restaurant there and made lot of money and worked all over India and made a beautiful house and has this guest there!! Gratitude 🙏, learn to be grateful dear!

[@muktinath5460]

I just enjoying ur vlog

[@ps-fv5qr]

Such beautiful souls in Arunachal Pradesh... I prefer life around such people instead of here in Delhi

[@dudhpitabacha8396]

Of course you are an Indian in my college we have guys from all over of north India yes we do have some barriers but still we drink the same and have same kind of problems and opportunities too Just think your self as an Indian or at least north Indian but if asked you will say you are from "north east" Try to get to know other kind of people give all of us Indians a chance I'm sure we will somehow understand and respect you on your own terms. JAI HIND❤

[@rajkumarlingi9492]

Jai hind 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@vagabondsguide2blueplanet678]

Such a wholesome video❤

[@bibekdas5595]

Love you bro

[@harshawardhantalegaonkar9162]

Been this homestay in this January , explored pasighat Roing and near by Very caring family They offered their elder daughter’s Room to us homely food as per choice, night campfire was arranged, big space for kids to play and other activity,. Regards

[@Servant_of_1111]

Thank you 🙏🥰🙏

[@Alex-xp2rz]

Bro you visit the right place😊

[@kukuong8285]

M a big fan of yours

[@yashpalsingrajput3498]

Russia Israel Japan and France are entimet friends of India ❤❤❤❤😊

[@pawansaini9835]

good video

[@ummmjustsayin]

😂😂😂😂 that last part...its very common here😅

[@ABHISHEKSINGH-nv1se]

Incredible India... Incredible Northeast...🇮🇳 Jai Hind Jai Bharat.

[@srggamer1866]

He is a nice guy ,,,,,

[@sudhakarrimmalapudi5453]

I've heard this "Not allowed / Stopped at Taj Mahal" story with so many North east people... we should find who these guys at Taj Mahal were that were stopping all these people from North East and make them live the rest of their life in Arunachal or Manipur. Also, I should mention I am from Hyderabad(Telanagana now) and when I was working for TCS in Kolkata 2006 to 2010 period... the older gen bongs used to ask if I am from Madras... and I still call them bongs.... so people in our nation need not be offended.. we should just accept it as happenstance.

[@MrBun-cx2mb]

I love to visit this place

[@sumitsaha8171]

Lovely background song 😍😍

[@tytrack813]

Ok that's my big father🤭

[@VarunKumar-od9kq]

U must be proud of him 😇😇

[@tytrack813]

@@VarunKumar-od9kq yeah actually he always tells us about how they did hardwork that time when there was less opportunity...but still our grandpa and grandma sent them in Delhi for their better further studies and yeah they succeeded..their hardwork paid off❤️

[@akshar8160]

I hope things are getting better in Arunachal Pradesh very rapidly now. I hope the whole Far East region of India gets more connected with the rest of India, in a physical infrastructure sense, but also in the feeling of oneness. I apologize for the discrimination he faced. I hope that has significantly dropped for your generation. These discriminations arose out of ignorance and uneducatedness. Whatever the reason, it is inexcusable. I say this as a person of North India that it is very easy to criticize someone, but it is very difficult to the shortcomings of one's self. We need to re-narrate our history and give due importance to the under-represented regions of Bharat. That way we would be more cognizant. Hoping for a brighter and happier future for the whole Bharat!

[@pdeka1991]

Need Next Episode😊 Chale chalo 👍

[@himangshusarma7482]

28 state + 8 union territory = India (36) 🇮🇳 And many more indian island like Andaman Nikobar, Lakhyadeep etc..

[@RanjanSh]

Hello Frenchy, Loving your videos.... I have started sharing my rides on YT newly and we stayed at Cozy resort (aalo) on our way to Mechuka, the staff over there were very excited and talked about you :) Anyways, I am following your journey..... Are you planning to visit India down South? Also, I like the music in your videos, mind sharing where you get the music from please? Videos, Bahut Accha 👌😁

[@pahironnarzary7447]

Nice pro is villages