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even i, an indian, am surprised with how well the people of that time spoke
Obviously they all are iitians basically
they are mostly from iit bombay
@@PrateekS1411 yeah, the creator of the video told this in his follow up video
@@arc0613 most iitians today don't speak English that well too,
At that time, learning English was a bigger necessity since everything to learn were mostly in English. Now times have changed, and the State Governments are promoting regional languages more than ever before and the world is more open and welcoming every languages and accents. And also, we have been more and more away from the colonialism.
These people were more well spoken than most of us today
Speaking in English is not well spoken. Speaking any language with humility is called well spoken. Please come out of colonial times.
@@charanteja_ Ig that person meant the same thing. He couldn't put it perfectly
@@charanteja_ this is why i wrote well spoken isnt it? Bcz not all of them were speaking english yet were elegant to listen to
Well most of them are speaking British english. If you listen closely, you can easily differentiate. It was the era where we came out of Colonial times and this type of language was deeply engrossed in us. And most the students interviewed here from IIT Bombay.
Yes, if you are talking about their knowledge and with same knowledge how they are approaching the questions.......There mind is not clouded from propagandas, I don't give a F about English
They also got recommended… but you need a strong sense of patriotism towards India and a deep understanding of those times to actually FEEL this video! The original short when I saw, brought tears to my eyes! How Far we have come as a country!
In terms of achievements, yes, we are very much developed but in terms of thinking and having different opinions I think lots of people even educated one don't have level of thinking which will match with very uneducated peoples shown in the interview
@@vikasdhere584 mene bi notice kiya logo ka mindset gir gaya phele ek mature thinking thi or ab backand ho gye sab.
@@vikasdhere584 yupp
We have become much worse off, especially in recent years. The guy saying "I don't feel any love towards the country" had a perfect reasoning for his thinking. Today, he will be labelled an anti-national, urban naxal and what not. We have lost the ability to critically think, despite our education. We are sheeps with degrees today.
@@scientia.veritas yeah people like you will always be there… in the video also one was there!
Being a 90's kid i can say that i am very fortunate that i am born in that era when i can see my country reaching new heights and growing at a tremendous pace, i have seen all in my life, from living on rent in just one room during my childhood to moving to a 2 room apartment during my college days and now to living in my own house. Changes happening at a pace where we don't even realize it, but when we look 10 years back then we understand how far we have come. I am very hopeful for a wonderful tomorrow.
YOU AS A KID OF THE 1990'S CONSIDER YOUR SELF TO BE FORTUNATE TO HAVE BORN TAKEN BIRTH IN THAT ERA WHEN INDIA WAS REACHING ITS NEW HEIGHTS.👍👍👌👌✌✌👏👏❤❤🌹🌹💖💖😊😊🙏🙏👍👍👌👌
THEN WHAT SHOULD I SAY TO MY SELF AS A KID BORN IN THE LATE 1969 STARTING OF 70'S.
BORN 21 YEARS BEFORE YOU WERE WERE BORN.🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔❤❤
WE / MY GENERATION TAXIED INDIA OUT INTO THE RUN AWAY IN THE 70'S.
❤❤❤❤❤❤✔✔👌👌👍👍😊😊😍😍
PUSHED THE ENGUNE THROTTLE TO ITS FULL POWER TAKE OFF SPEED AND TOOK OFF IN THE 80'S 😍😍👍👍👌👌✔✔❤❤❤❤✌✌👏👏🌹🌹💖💖🙏🙏😊😊
No Syntell he was not talking about the debt collector, he was talking about the district collector ( the head administrative officer of a district) as their main work before independence was to collect taxes, that's why they were known as district collectors, but now they have other priorities like looking after administration of a district.
Yes he got that wrong but that the guy who didn't know prime minister didn't have anything to do with the PM for him the district collector was the only guy he had anything to do with. That understanding of syntell was correct.
Yes would be more similar to a county head in usa
Yes. Also District collector is now known as District magistrate. Collector is a colonial name
Deepak, the district collector is our British inheritance. The collector did exactly as the title suggests: collect taxes(i.e exploit farmers) on behalf of the Raj. So that's that, it's a shame we chose to inherit such ridiculously jobs ( job titles atleast).
fun fact: the boy who said he would like to stay in india, he acutally left india to go abroad and persue his further studies. And many of them didnt end up doing what they said in the documentry :)
That's fine. Most people don't do the things or become the people they aspired for anyway.
That's alright. Most people don't know what they really want to do in life. We just aspire things.
Even i thought I will be a musician.....
Now here i am, pursuing meds, deep down into spacey stuff and doing 3d modeling as side gigs
But many of them are very very successful...even one of them have hall named after him..in one of the IIT or IIM i don't remember
How do you know
This is an extremely underrated channel. Kudos to you guys for finding this gem of a video.
@@rishabhsrikanth15 being in hindi is not a pity, it lacking subtitles is.
@@TusharSharma-gc4vs yes and the fact that North Indians assume every Indian knows Hindi
@@rishabhsrikanth15 i cannot understand who is expecting you to understand hindi? Jaby is not north indian. And if you see the video also interviewed non- hindi speakers too.
@@TusharSharma-gc4vs what? Did I say jaby is from North Indian? I know a bunch of idiot North Indians who try to push their culture into south so that’s why i said it
@@TusharSharma-gc4vs subtitles are there. You need to enable caption on RUclips if not visible. 😛
Do it's followup video as well which talks about where are these people now and what happened to them...that's a gem too
Link plz
@@saisrinivas1548 search that video in india in pixels channel
Yes please 🙌
Ofcourse
I think I got that video in my recommendations!
You have to see the second part of this video . Its a gem.
Yeah true, Where are they now? Indians from 1967 right?
17:05 Collector is not debt-collector here LMAO. Collector is a post in Indian Government which is also called District Magistrate, i think that will clear it up.
Yes.
Collector or DM is the chief bureaucrat of a district of the goverment of India. He cordinates all the government mechinaries in the district.
FYI Syntell, It's a District Collector aka an IAS Officer aka District Magistrate who is the highest government authority in a district within a state in India in this video the state is Madhya Pradesh and District is Ujjain.
The interviews taken are mostly urban population educated people and some of them are from village area. So, technically it is not the voice of whole india yet it is very interesting to watch.
RUclips is the closest we are gonna get to a time machine.
Their thoughts and language command is so articulated and well that i really feel future generations is no upgrading but degrading.
lmao jokes on you, boomer.
@@kushagraverma6456 sometimes it's better to accept the faultline within self if it's there . In era of social supremacy being essential involving me and you too i hold the side of self introspection hope you too do it . 🙂🙏
@@euphoric9570 i get it. But have you asked yourself how miserable your generation was when it comes to treating people?? Im not saying new gen doesnt have any holes in their carpets, but we are waaaaayyy more accepting than older generations and it is our generation that is helping people be themselves and break the stereotype which were created during previous generations. Ofcourse your generation did some very nice things, but still how people were treated back then and how they are treated now is a homongous difference. Your generation was hardworking and traditional (not in a cultural way) and made some awsome discoveries. Present generation is more smart working and posess creative capabilities and can actually bring the much needed reform.
@The Serious One auto correct made you write "couldn't agree more". Hmmm....sus🤧
@The Serious One i get it bro. But wdym you agree with both of us haha. First you're saying you agree with Romani sharma but on the contrary, you're agreeing with what i said?
Kids and adults back that time were more mature and understanding, compared to today.
- my grandmma said when i was a kid.
There is second part of this video ...react to that too 👀
Also react to "where are they now from 1967". He kind of explains what happened to them.
5:26 the authority which made this short film wanted the views of few really intellectual people so they went to IIT BOMBAY ( the best engineering college even today). So these people are few of the educated ones…. Also the english is inspired by the British ones!
The sad part is the one person who was really enthusiastic about the country and wanted to go across the country, be a part of this huge experiment, really didn’t stay here… he went to maybe MIT or somewhere and became a professor and recently passed away due to cancer! Its was a little heartbreaking how enthusiastic he used to be about the country but ultimately he left for better opportunities outside!
we dont know about his life other than this video we dont know what happens next so pls dont judge
Well we cant say anything to him, what a bright guy/girl will do if there are still no opportunities in countries,,, we all remember the insult the hindu rate of growth,, what was it 2 or 3 percent....
Good for him.. he probably lost hope at the condition of India
Well to everyone speaking that he did right… we I am definitely not speaking he did anything wrong… if I get opportunity like that even I would grab it… but saying that only because it was the lack of opportunities in our country is the sole reason is wrong! The Bengali guy who wanted learn different languages is still around and has contributed immensely in the emergence of right to information act in India and is still doing welfare work for villages! That’s the difference!
Exactly, this was a sample of the elite and didn’t represent the majority. I was inclined to learn more about the people who didn’t speak English and were living in the countryside.
Please react to part 2 "Where are they now?"
Yes I'm recommending it from the past many days. Lets make Jaby notice this
React to 2nd part - where are they now
There is a video " Where are they now? Indians from 1967 " by India in Pixels, you guys should react to that video, it's a really good video.
Bro can you please copypaste the link to the video ...
the fact that people at that time, can think of making such a video , is already so astonishing .... the concept feels so refreshing.... im proud of my country and despite of all the numerous hurdles we have faced in the past, we are strongly heading towards being the greatest global super power, without even invading,looting or colonising any country ...thanks to all those indians who have worked so hard for the development and welfare of our nation we owe each of them a lot and i hope the incumbent generation continue to follow their paths .. in spite of being involved in political aggression and ending up participating anti nationalist acts ... we should do much better for making our INCREDIBLE india ...the greatest 🥲🥲
Collector doesn't mean Debt Collector.. He meant district collector, which is an Administrative Officer for a smallest administrative division of an Area, which is called a District.
you know its weird that it has been only 72 years of India being independent and the growth is insane
Whenever i see this video "voices from 1967" my goosebumps are in peak 🔥❤️
Syntell thought it was the "Debt Collector" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's funny... FYI, A Collector aka District Magistrate is like an administrative officer of the locality.
Watch the sequel to this "where are they now"
Now we know that whether we have progressed or regressed in the current time in social conduct and behaviour. Imagine standing people on bus queues patiently, now you rarely see this type of patience...
Now you cant see it,, especially in delhi,,,, yaha to khoon kharaba ho jaye bus me chadne ke liye...😉😉😉
@@Aniketshyam but generalisation is not ok... I studied in bengali school in delhi and all were quite rowdy and we had some very polite punjabi and haryanvi...
I've seen this video while ago, from ofcourse, "india in pixel" channel, from there I get to know abt "Flim division" channel (who originally uploaded "I'm 20" one video) that channel upload real old video's ,video's from 1950s 1940s, it's a documentary channel so to speak, that channel is damn underrated, I would like to suggest everyone to visit atleast once a time there, and I would love if jaby react to some documentory from that channel. All documentory are very well presented and have hell lots of info.
Edit : almost all documentory are in English, so no language barrier and not all video's there are documentory, you've to search for it, but that channel 've lots of documentory. 🙏
You need to watch second part of this where it shows where are these people now and what they have achieved.
Where can i watch it
Im actually sad as to how much importance we impart to English still. Some of our native languages are on the verge of extinction....but yes loved how most of them cited fellow Indians as their inspiration. The Indians today are so fascinated by the West I think they would not pick any other Indian as their role model. The tendency to criticize the country still exists though. Look at the progress we have made in just 70 something years!!! Look at the other countries that got independence around the same time? I think we have done reasonably well for ourselves. Yes we have problems to solve but who doesn't?
Youth has more source like internet and also are unaware of Influencial Indians.
the importance of english is still felt because at the end of the day it's a language. It's a tool. Given how diverse our country is, we need a common medium of communication, and it just so happened that due to colonisation, it was english. I do think that it's wrong to see it as a sign of your status in society, but if u know english u can communicate with most of the world, that's why people see it as important. Yes there are others who take it overboard and I definitely don't agree with them but....u know, just stating some practical reasons :)....and I don't think that our generation is that fascinated by the west....I just think the world has opened up to each other because of social media but me being a 15yr old, my role model has been rekha and late lata mangeshkar tai.....yet I also don't think it's wrong to have "western" role models but I firmly believe that it's important that we know about the great leaders, fighters, artists, mathematicians, of our country....and about our development, I agree with u and only because of how *massive* our country is. I mean there are other asian countries who've really done well for themselves even though they got independence around the same time as us etc, but they're significantly less complicated than us.....the reason we face problems is because the government is more focused on elections and dividing people, rather than coming up with solutions to problems together. And also because of people labelled "anti-nationalists", just because they call out their own country.....The so called "true nationalists" are actually the real harm to the country because the second u think your country's perfect, BOOM...you no longer add any value to it, and all u do is complain about others who are trying to hold the govt accountable.
sry really went on a tangent there
English still is important cuz we are a diverse country and are languages and their formats are complex and its difficult for everyone to communicate but English is a tool for us in our country and also abroad.
@@erenjaeger772 and why cant an Indian language be that tool instead of English, we have so many languages in our country which are being lost slowly because of our fixation on English.
@Sambhav Mathur why not just make an indian language international?
lost but has been minimised, its hard to find.
I don't find people fearlessly talking, talking without filters. I don't find the charm; I don't find the Ease, the peace, the brotherhood in the people... I find these when my elders talk of their past memories.
Today I see restlessness, I find anxiousness, fear,...
We were living far away with less connectivity but were connected in thoughts, feelings, empathy, hearts... Now we are living close by with more connectivity but with less connection, less connection of thoughts,...
We have come a long way with much progress, in some things, but have lost some good things, qualities and are loosing some others
...too less population and too much population is a problem. Today too much population is the problem. There is a Goldilocks spot of everthing which depends on various factors.
Thanks to jaby for this amazing video man, I would have never found this gem, and after watching this video i am not that person i was 20 minutes ago.
I didn't know about this video and channel till now. Thanks Jaby.
The part where the village girl was describing the ages of her siblings by height haunts me. She doesn't know how to count at age 20.
India's education is still only 82%
I hope the govt will work aggressively and bring up to 99% in next 4-5 years. We MUST work our hardest for this. Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you for bringing this into my notice. This was awesome. I especially loved the girl who asked what more should she do rather than being an upright citizen making a honest life.
This is so touching....brings tears to my eyes. There are so many things that we now take for granted
There's a follow up video where they show what these people want on to achieve and where they are now. Might want to check that out!
Jaby, India In Pixel has made a video on where are they now.
Plz react to their follow up video of Where are they now.. It's really fascinating 💜
To share a recent story my grandmother was born pre Independence.. like 1938.
So 2 weeks back the government opened the new metro project they have been working for the public in my city and obviously we took her to experience it and see what they have built the amaze glory and awe in her eyes was unmatched.. like she was just amazed that how a whole train system can be situated in the middle off the city and jaby The government have done an amazing job to "keep up with technology" like for every station there are electric charging points for your electric vehicle hassle free entry and exit and the train are also well managed so imagine showing this to a person who thought that they were finished after the brits left
You guys gotta react to the sequel to this video:
The interpretation and btw of this video in a way. (It's on the same channel)
Reality-Those kids were quite rich and privileged that is why they are good at English.BTW I'm happy speaking हिंदी।
Wow.This is a really impressive video footage which you guys have found. You guys can also observe the difference between the urban and the rural life over here in India and their knowledge on the ongoing issues and political scenarios in the country. This really gives me nostalgia TBH. Also still people in rural parts of india are very ignorant of the fact of getting the names of the PM, President and also the CMs names of their own state. What syntell said is soo true .....they only know abt their money lenders name. I'm not saying abt everyone but a few parts of India. India is still in the developing with the ongoing issues on religion and language.
There is a follow up video for this it’s even more fascinating how their lives changed in these 50 years
Jabby is reacting to some precious video which no other channels reacts . Thumbs up Jaby for reacting to this gem 👍
Through radio n newspaper these are two strong means of communication in India from very early times
Finally you are checking out IIP. This channel is a goldmine for you Jaby.
Loved your reactions ❤❤❤❤❤❤
As a Indian My utter most priority is to see that my Daughter excels and Excels only in English. & Bangla As a Bengali Hindi is not our Language and i will not let that enter in my House At least.. Hindi is banned in my house. India progressed just and just due to to hard and dedicated work of the Generation before 2000..
There is actually a part 2 to it, that India in pixels made reaching out to as many as he can today
There is a second part of this video called "Where are they today?" On the same channel. It's awesome. It's shows how much or little people changed from their part in the video. It also shows how the film was made and how difficult it was to make it.
Ohhh I have no idea about this interview
It's also new for me !
Thanks for reacting guys!
Good answer by girl who first answer for question "what you have done for your country? "
This the least we can do today.
Wow Jaby even I had not seen this video, it's so amazing to see how people were so eloquent with English and the level of education back then, making language our identity can make us deny knowledge to the research done in international language, you gotta react to Bisbo : India's love hate relationship with English and a documentary by Anand Patwardhan "Bombay : Our City"
I literally suggested this vdo to jaby 2 -3 months ago nd he is reacting now..dont know how jaby take suggestions
Maaaaaan!!!!! How fluently and beautifully they spoke
These people are soo ahead of their time 🙏🙏🙏 when rest of the world assumed we dint speak well ....a tight slap to them if they see this video 😂
This made me feel proud of my country ✨❤️
I was shocked to listen them so fluently. They were most probably the upper middle class of that time who had good education even at that time or very passionate learners.
@@asmityadav4216 yea i guess
Some of these young kids were from posh societies. It was filmed in IIT Bombay
@@harveyspecter1855 oh yess later i checked his other video related to this "WHERE ARE THEY NOW "
This also shows how class and impressiveness is calculated by how well you speak English. India is still not out of the colonial mindset from those times. People feel shameful to speak their native language.
Agree with you because without that language you can't communicate internationally to anyone . Thats the worse thing
It will be like that forever. No point changing that. English is the future anyway.
@@tinatuna7620 It is not. Not if we there is a universal translator. Or if we develop India so much that bwe don't need to do business with other country people
@@tinatuna7620 chinese fail in US in comparison to indians all because they are not good at english, but do check chinese in China have their own MNCs, fun fact: They don't speak english
@@peak_911 Can't compare China and India. Very different situations. India has picked up English as a professional language in most of its urban setting. It's very 'normal' that a person with better English speaking capabilities will be preferred over a person with poor English if their qualifications match. And I'm referring to white collar jobs.
A Collector is an Administrative position in the Indian bureaucracy. That is who they're referring to, not a debt collector. Similar to a magistrate.
its genuinely fascinating as to how well spoken they are.
( i had to frame a proper sentence to write this comment )
Some of the people in the video are in USA, some died years ago, some still working for India now. This is the status.
You know what will be epic, get them back and interview them again of they are alive!! Such a lovely video, goosebumps!
There is a continuation or a part 2 to this video where we get to know where these young minds are now. The narrator says that the first time the documentary was recorded, the maker was unsatisfied with the people' presentation. Therefore, he decided to reshoot the whole video but with the students of IIT(Indian Institute of Technology- basically difficult to get in and is one of the most prestigious institutions in India, no doubt they will be well spoken). They had a pretty out of the box ideas and good perception about the country. The ones from the villages are also real(most speak their native tongue).
I am more than impressed... How they spoke English so good way back.... ❤️❤️
They are more educated than our generation 😅
You know Jaby, because of your work a lot of Indians are also coming across wonderful, insightful videos on India. Thanks for sharing!
This is such an enriching, enlightening, and cool video. Thanks Jabs for bringing this to us. I’ll go check out the original video and channel now.
First 10 sec I was wondering , where is subtitles 🙄
Then realised , oohh it is already in English 🥴😅
You should see the follow up video where they showed where many of these speakers are today ! Nice to see you react to something like this !
You should see the video showing where are they now? Its more fascinating what they have achieved
Thank you for bringing up videos like this!
🌹@jaby, I m from Bengal part in India, usually I do not comment on your videos .. usually I see them check your reactions and leave. But this is the first timeI believe I am commenting on your this video. Thank you for bring this up.
Jaby, at 13:08 the cricketer mentioned & seen is Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi aka Nawab Pataudi, yes he was Saif Ali Khan's father.
what an articulation jaby 'hope n growing pains' m gonna remember this for a long tym❤️
Sir KGF chapter 2 lyrical song 'TOOFAN' is out now!! So please react on that please...
Guys, there's a follow up to this video titled "Where are they now people form 1967"stating where and what these people are doing currently.
All those people in the video and in past who STAYED while others were set to quit or thought india has no future, you're the reason we are where we are, flourishing and taking over the world.
You have to watch the follow up video
Where they found out where all these people are right now
React Toofan song KGF 2
This is so wholesome ❤️❤️❤️ *PLEASE DO WATCH 2ND PART OF IT, THERE IS SOMETHING VERY ANTICLIMACTIC*
We have stroy of struggel india is not country it is emotion ❤️ we love our nation 🇮🇳
There is a Update Video on "where are they Now" made by the same Channel
"India disappoints both optimists & pessimists" - Ruchir Sharma
You have to see the next part of this...!!!
4:17
In its earliest days USA was not even close to being as big as it is today. Back then its size was more comparable to the UK. The first large increase was during the Louisiana purchase in 1803. The telegram was introduced in the USA after 1844. So yes, there were a few decades where USA was quite large but did not have a fast communication method but it wasn't that long a time-period and most of the new territory during that time period was mostly empty so very few people would have been affected by this lack of fast communication.
You've got to watch the second part of this video too. Where are they now...
In 75 years from there to here costed a lot of peoples hardwork and this would be a great remembrance of such souls
You need to watch the follow up video to this, the same youngsters old and speaking today. Just Marvelous. Just what you mentioned.
This was fun to watch. I'm not a patriot myself but I appreciate the the things that I appreciate about this country. The bravery of some people, the colours and designs of the art here(I'm an artist myself, is why they appeal to me) and thank God for the variety of food we get to eat compared to the morning bland bowls of oatmeal and sweet processed cereal in the west. But there is so much I don't appreciate as well like the people who spit and pee on the road side(in broad daylight), men who leer at women unashamedly (and it's the women who get blamed for their clothing instead of the perverts who stalk us), the unhygienic preparation of streetside food (but damn yummy), the overcrowded places (my home is beside a road where I hear honking and vehicular noises every second till 2 A.M..I hate it) etc, they way people worship their political leaders and how most people can't laugh at themselves or appreciate parodies. I'm in the grey when it comes to my love for my country. But that only speaks of my circumstances and choices as an individual
All these Questions and Answers are relevant to this very day. We still stand in queues to get ration, it's still tough to admission, electricity isn't available still in the remote areas throughout the day, people still compete to degrade the country actually more so than ever. We still lag at sports and we still haven't been able to properly industrialize this country but still we have hopes for this country.
There is a lot of information which I get to know through you jaby ...kudos
17:06 Syntel ji you misheard that. There it was asked that he knows the District collector? A State is sub divided into Mandals and those Mandala are subdived into Districts. Every district has a IAS (Indian Administrative Services) officer earlier main job was to oversee the ongoing development of the district + collect tax which is used for the development. So people called the officer a collector as that officer helped in the tax collection of the region. Nowadays that IAS officer is called DM - District Manager. As today the main job is to maintain the region and then also oversee the development.
They had a well-off background and they were quite intelligent, and, most of the individuals are from IIT Bombay, one of the prestigious colleges at that time and even now. The director of the film deliberately shot this again with these students because he was not satisfied with the thoughts emanated from his earlier project. However, to be able to speak English with such great cohesion in the 1960s is still staggering to me. Well, hands down, this is the most beautiful video about India I have ever seen. It is a reflection of the thoughts of some of the great minds.
See the 2nd part of this video that where the people in the interviews are currently living. I am sure it will surprise you
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When they are talking about the cricket captain and his centuries, they are talking about Nawab of Pataudi, Saif Ali khan's dad.
Thanks for the 63 and up recommendation.
Thanks for reacting on this jaby
I am seeing this 2nd time n when I see this i thought how wide thought and dreams they have, we need this thought so that we also be a part of that people's whose not complaining they just make country great
interesting to think now that ,most guys in this video who were negative about india are doing the most for country in terms of social work or supporting india .whereas the " patriotic " ones left india immediatly.