Why This American Chose India For Life

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  • Опубликовано: 15 янв 2025

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  • @blackman7186
    @blackman7186 Год назад +653

    This person in perticular had the most accurate and deep knowledge, observations and insights about india among all the guests. Many of the previous ones were still basing their perspective on prior impressions and stereotypes. This guy seems to have actually observed the indian way from the start.

    • @aritramanna
      @aritramanna Год назад +32

      And again his name is Jeff !

    • @Rishi6901
      @Rishi6901 Год назад +16

      Even I as an Indian never observed this thing Play that important role to build our society.

    • @kya_hi_kroge
      @kya_hi_kroge Год назад +6

      Yes, I agree too.

    • @board4164
      @board4164 Год назад

      He doesn't know anything. i ndians most ly like to glorify foreigners for no logical rationale. usa is regularly targetting india and i ndians are admiring these Americans shamelessly.

    • @prajithr2202
      @prajithr2202 Год назад +3

      His understanding is quite shallow - very urban Mumbai which is closer to West than India. He could not even grasp the role of Temple properly.

  • @Well_Earned_Siesta
    @Well_Earned_Siesta Год назад +696

    Max asked why Indians are obsessed with Bollywood stars, and Jeff responded with a full on masterclass on comparative culture, religion, and philosophy. Wow!

    • @prajithr2202
      @prajithr2202 Год назад +6

      From what he spoke, he is no way near expertise in either culture or religion.

    • @board4164
      @board4164 Год назад

      This anglo american is lying about ind ian culture.Noo ne in ind ia admires bollywood because of s prituality. Indians watch movies for entertainmnt jus t like res t of globe .
      also b ollywood is d egenerate and doesnt characterize indian culture at all. He also l ies that usa has guilt but ind ians dont have guilt but have shame which is different . What the hell is he talking about? What g uilt does usa have that they at tacks countries around the g lobe including i ndia via nato?
      Also ind ians aren t obsessed with b ollywood and consider it only for entertainmen t . Real obsession is in usa where americans are obsessed with c elebrities like taylor swf t . But s epoy minded indians will g l0rify him regardless of his lies because of their s lave n ature.
      usa is regularly targetting india and i ndians are supporting these Americans shamelessly. Lot of pro wes t i ndians most ly like to glorify foreigners for no logical rationale. no wonder indians were colonised by anglos easily despite indians having larger population. indians need to en d glorification of anglos of us,uk who are targetting india even in modern era.

    • @sewaligoswami781
      @sewaligoswami781 Год назад +10

      ​@@prajithr2202I think he is. He rightly said that our society runs on shame.

    • @supriyaede3852
      @supriyaede3852 Год назад +12

      ​@@prajithr2202He can't simplify the entire religion in 2min. Within the time, he explained beautifully about Indian society, how it is impacted by religion and faith. He may not have said everything but whatever he said here is absolutely beautiful and accurate. Rural and sub urban Indians will be able to relate well.

    • @AnnikaS-jc5je
      @AnnikaS-jc5je Год назад +5

      @@prajithr2202 I think he articulated it very very well ..Being an Indian I completely agree with him!

  • @manalireddy4600
    @manalireddy4600 Год назад +322

    5000 year unbroken chain of culture - Jeff Goldberg.
    What a profound description of Bharat /India.
    What an incredible interview. Jeff Goldberg was awesome.

    • @thewhatorwhy
      @thewhatorwhy Год назад +6

      It is of course an over simplification with a huge feel good factor. We don't have to get political or communal to acknowledge that.

    • @robot9071
      @robot9071 Год назад +6

      Is it unbroken though? Muslim invasion and colonization have completely changed us. We are paranoid, communal and even got diabetic because of them.

    • @72HoorsSmugglers
      @72HoorsSmugglers Год назад +1

      @@robot9071 well compared to egypt & south africa we r mucg better

    • @robot9071
      @robot9071 Год назад

      @@72HoorsSmugglers south Africa idk, with Egypt, some peaceful religion exterminated everything before them😅

    • @TransgirlsEnjoyer
      @TransgirlsEnjoyer Год назад

      he is high iq jew for sure

  • @23Nayan
    @23Nayan Год назад +121

    He understood and explained India at such a deeper level that its really impressive coming from a foreigner . Only someone who has his heart and mind open can do that . Great guy .

  • @harmonica6141
    @harmonica6141 Год назад +56

    I need friends like Jeff in my life. He has such clarity and intellect.

  • @odomangulati7079
    @odomangulati7079 Год назад +270

    What an extraordinarily brilliant man with complete clarity of thought and expression. Finally a interview with a person I can understand and respect.
    His understanding of India, Indian culture, society and values is spot on. And its amazing how he could articulate that in such a clear manner.
    It was a pleasure to hear him talk.
    👍👍👍

    • @ravicraoify
      @ravicraoify Год назад +2

      I agree. He has a strong communication skills.

    • @odomangulati7079
      @odomangulati7079 Год назад +7

      @@ravicraoify communication skill without knowledge and understanding is useless. The world is full of idiots who talk well.

  • @sarathipaul7909
    @sarathipaul7909 Год назад +104

    I cant say if any Indian could even describe the Indian culture as good as he did. He just put it out so perfectly.

    • @TransgirlsEnjoyer
      @TransgirlsEnjoyer Год назад +1

      Thats why jews have such high achievements

    • @dexteralphonso5824
      @dexteralphonso5824 11 месяцев назад +1

      People from outside a system can analyse a system better than people within a system. Bird's eye view or outside perspective is generally good

  • @abhisheknautiyal6198
    @abhisheknautiyal6198 Год назад +63

    This was special. I can’t remember the last time I was so invested in a conversation. It was simple and soulful. Thank you Max for producing such beautiful content.
    Jeff, brother, your insights and understanding of our culture is so exceptionally nuanced and filled with meaning. India is an ocean of experiences and the honesty you have shown is precious. Thank you.

  • @Singapre
    @Singapre Год назад +44

    Damn what a pure real conversation...Jeff really understood India and Indians...felt like I could listen to him all day long.

  • @arindamsinha6723
    @arindamsinha6723 Год назад +79

    That's amazing, actually, how in the initial part of this video, Jeff clearly explains the difference between guilt by an individual and shame driven by society. I couldn't agree more with this. 👍 Nice Work !

    • @Roar1921
      @Roar1921 Год назад +6

      Never thought of it that way. He's opened my mind to my own culture😊

  • @Roar1921
    @Roar1921 Год назад +32

    This man is absolutely outstanding. His aatma connected to the 'Bhaarath' in India, more than most people born in this country. How profound are his thoughts! If someone loves India despite all the superficial flaws, he has to be connected to the spiritualuty of this land. Unbelievable how he could understand India through her own unique way. Naman🙏

  • @tuptimmalakul771
    @tuptimmalakul771 Год назад +19

    Brilliant man who truly understands life. Simply the best interview ranging from religion, comparative culture, Indian society, and so articulate . I am not from India but have lived in that continent and understood its deep culture.

  • @NoMeWithoutYou1
    @NoMeWithoutYou1 Год назад +35

    This, by far, is the best interview I've seen on your channel. His views are balanced and clear. Everything he said about India shows that he has grasped many of the nuances that a casual observer from the outside misses. His understanding of life pairs well with his openness to learn and it was well worth watching the whole discussion. I hope Jeff gets everything he needs from being in India. There is no place like it on the face of the planet.

  • @loneranger345
    @loneranger345 Год назад +96

    One of the best videos, Max! The gentleman is knowledgeable, compassionate & empathic towards the people around him. The India series is amazing! Can't wait for more❤

  • @isshiomi6364
    @isshiomi6364 Год назад +22

    I have lived in Paris and other parts of Europe and observed the lifestyle of the Europeans... It's different than us, Indians.. When we subtract all that , you arrive human on earth.....Life is not a game of an addition ...life is a game of subtraction.... OMG! My body was full of goosebumps while listening him...Best wishes from Maharashtra

  • @Codetutor-DemystifyCoding
    @Codetutor-DemystifyCoding Год назад +11

    Man!!! This guy is very profound and articulate. The things he said about Indians and the way he set cultural context was very revealing. Very well spoken and captivating speaker.

  • @nov619
    @nov619 Год назад +13

    This has to be one of the best and accurate perspective of India and its people and culture. The best part is how much he appreciates it.

  • @mahipal9
    @mahipal9 Год назад +25

    Honestly, I didn't expect such kind of intelligence from someone who is from entertainment industry. For me, they have been just entertainers;ignorant from what is happening around them. This guy is awesome.

    • @siddharthraychaudhuri7250
      @siddharthraychaudhuri7250 Год назад +8

      I hope your pre-conceived notions have been broken. Let's not judge from outside. Many people in the movie industry are actually quite learned and wise.

    • @Jasmine_Sangma
      @Jasmine_Sangma 10 месяцев назад

      There comes the prejudice. Jeff so rightly explained about the importance of being able to empathise with people. Being judgemental diminishes your ability to understand the other person, whether he/she is from the entertainment industry or not.

  • @Suncilla
    @Suncilla Год назад +19

    I hope to live in India someday and this interview inspires me to keep learning Hindi and make the move. Such a beautiful, rich culture. Thanks to you and Jeff for this amazing, enlightening conversation. Much love!

    • @Manishi759
      @Manishi759 11 месяцев назад

      Language can be learned even after moving. Not everyone knows hindi.

    • @Suncilla
      @Suncilla 11 месяцев назад

      @@avinashchowdhary3468 that’s good to know. Any particular areas you’d recommend?

    • @Suncilla
      @Suncilla 11 месяцев назад

      @@Manishi759 yep, definitely true.

    • @Manishi759
      @Manishi759 11 месяцев назад

      @Suncilla Area depends upon various factors. The purpose of visit/stay, weather conditions, cost of living, and so on. There are multiple metropolitan cities and there are many peaceful country side areas as well.

    • @Suncilla
      @Suncilla 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@Manishi759 I have a husband and son so probably a more family oriented area. I just started learning Odissi dance so I was considering Odisha/Orissa.

  • @Kar08Mie
    @Kar08Mie Год назад +53

    Wow, how does Max find these gem of people all the time? Learning so much from these interviews (all of his)!

  • @musemotif
    @musemotif Год назад +17

    Such a lovely interview. I really liked how he realised that to understand what India really is, one has to live here for some time to feel it…it can’t be done from outside…so NRI still hold on to their culture even though they have left their country far far behind…

  • @minerjopeace5915
    @minerjopeace5915 Год назад +71

    Jeff's become a philosopher by living in India for just 6 years. ❤

    • @MaxChernov
      @MaxChernov  Год назад +14

      10

    • @minerjopeace5915
      @minerjopeace5915 Год назад +15

      @@MaxChernov oh 10 years. Perhaps that explains it. Thanks Max. I just saw you said, you have Russian origins. But you have a perfect English accent. Very slight remains of Russian language influence on your pronunciation.

    • @ragmuktad
      @ragmuktad Год назад

      Great statement

    • @ragmuktad
      @ragmuktad Год назад

      21.38 great attitude

    • @anjalimante7772
      @anjalimante7772 11 месяцев назад

      ❤love from India

  • @carrad123456
    @carrad123456 Год назад +8

    Jeff you are awesome , you have spoken Indian spirituality, when you said there is no addition required but subtraction of labels, these are steps on spritual path. May God bless you!

  • @khushboosharma7460
    @khushboosharma7460 Год назад +12

    With this interview your chanel becomes the best channel on RUclips Max! What an impressive and engaging conversation... The clarity of thoughts that Jeff Goldberg posseses is unreal! The way he articulated Indianism was educational to me despite being an Indian!

  • @betweencephapirin
    @betweencephapirin Год назад +7

    Wow man just wow , i didn't expect this at all . Such a deep philosophical view on things . Its like he opened up his third eye to the knowledge

  • @dharmani_youtube
    @dharmani_youtube Год назад +11

    Commenting and sharing this video for the algorithm cause this truly is one of the best kind of interviews I have seen and it deserves to be watched by a way bigger audience.

  • @vrindakhatore
    @vrindakhatore Год назад +12

    This was a beautiful episode! This man and his perspectives are inspiring and enriching for the soul.

  • @sampathkumar-ej7xl
    @sampathkumar-ej7xl Год назад +13

    It is always the Jewish people that "get" India. Maybe they are smart and deeply analytical and have been all over the globe. I really learnt something about the Indian deification of the movie stars.
    I say jeff would have a great career explaining India to the world in a language that they would understand.

    • @shubhamlele5395
      @shubhamlele5395 11 месяцев назад +2

      Out of the three abrahamic faiths, 2 drained india, and the same two drained the jews.
      We bond over common suffering.
      It is also why we can relate to the West Indians, Australians, Africans etc by hating common traumatisers

    • @Zelielz1
      @Zelielz1 7 месяцев назад

      Interesting enough, there has been jewish prescence in India for more than 1500 years. Integrated with the indian society and never discriminated, the bnei menashe and bnei abraham community.

  • @rajendranimmagadda
    @rajendranimmagadda Год назад +21

    Great interview ... Jeffs interview is much better than any recent Bollywood movie I watched recently...for me the most interesting aspect was a person from a individualistic society talk about a collective society... but Jeff comes across as a Human who can live happily in both these places...he is how a human should really be

  • @Travel_Junkie007
    @Travel_Junkie007 11 месяцев назад +2

    20:26 he definitely should write a book about india

  • @shivashakthi1918
    @shivashakthi1918 Год назад +4

    Jeff sensed his Indianness and his journey to his soul with a level of clarity and compassion that is hard to beat..

  • @amrExplore
    @amrExplore Год назад +12

    His sincere and accurate interpretation of India and Indians. Enjoyed hearing Jeff. Max thank you for bringing on Jeff.

  • @neetashetty4910
    @neetashetty4910 10 месяцев назад

    I loved hearing him .. clarity of thoughts n so glad India too helped ..proud

  • @NaveenKumar-vj9sc
    @NaveenKumar-vj9sc Год назад +3

    Loved the way he articulated with careful selection of words. This can only be done by the people who experienced and loved India. So many valuable insights especially the comparison of Western so Indian society. Beautiful. I don't want it to end. Max be you should make more interviews with him.

  • @ShutupPavs
    @ShutupPavs Год назад +6

    Damn this guys way too wise to not be famous. All of those profound philosophical thoughts trapped in his head waiting to see the light of day. Would love to hear from this dude.

  • @devyanimani8455
    @devyanimani8455 Год назад +3

    I really enjoyed this conversation. He expresses himself really well with depth of understanding, respect and compassion.

  • @FrictionBearings
    @FrictionBearings Год назад +1

    the guest is eloquent and dammn right....even i didnt realize till he spoke. wow.

  • @shivamchandrol8641
    @shivamchandrol8641 Год назад +4

    Wow that’s a refreshing and clear point of view on things 😮 I think I agree on that as an Indian especially his view on individualistic and collective society.

  • @theracornuit1720
    @theracornuit1720 Год назад +1

    Thank you, very beautiful. I am living in India off and on 18 years now and you really express all so well and respectfully🙏

  • @ajinkya7070
    @ajinkya7070 Год назад +1

    He is the so wise. Just mind tickling insights on life and everything around it. Love this man.

  • @summiitt
    @summiitt Год назад +5

    This is one of the best interviews , I have seen. It's great. Times like this, this is needed.

  • @veronv4536
    @veronv4536 Год назад +8

    Jeff is a greatly evolved human being and he articulates his observations so eloquently. 👍😍Obviously he has great knowledge of how societies have developed and the fundamental principles of the east vs the west. A great interview , thanks Max..😁🙏🥰

  • @sushmabhat5234
    @sushmabhat5234 Год назад +9

    This guy is very intelligent, such an accurate understanding

  • @raunakkbanerjee9016
    @raunakkbanerjee9016 Год назад +6

    This was an extraordinary interview.. mad respect for the deep insights shared by Jeff

  • @yugandharabhandarkar9829
    @yugandharabhandarkar9829 Год назад +2

    Loved listening to Jeff! He is so on point on India, on success and on life in general.

  • @pavanmadamset
    @pavanmadamset Год назад

    Love You JeffGoldberg
    Thank You Very Much MaxChernov for this interview

  • @anupgandhi735
    @anupgandhi735 11 месяцев назад

    Probably the best video by a foreigner about India. very insightful and spiritual.

  • @aleenaprasannan2146
    @aleenaprasannan2146 Год назад +8

    His outlook to reading actually made me think and appreciate how important writing is. That single sentance of 'It's amazing what we have written down', kind of inspires me to write down some of my thoughts and publish it, no matter how unrefined I think my writing is. As humans, we do not have the special capability some animals have of inheriting memories from ancestors. Instead we developed writing and reading, by which we transfer information both current and future generations. It is through writing and reading that we aquired such such deep and wide collective intelligence and became this advanced as a species. A lot of us isn't really consciously aware that knowledge, technologies, arts, culture and craftsmanship; all of them can actually be lost from societies, writing and reading is the only way we have to prevent that.

  • @Totan777U
    @Totan777U Год назад +1

    Wow the clarity of his speech is top notch

  • @seemalakdawala7571
    @seemalakdawala7571 Год назад +1

    Amazing interview. He has a very deep understanding of Indian life & culture.

  • @Samurai4sale
    @Samurai4sale 11 месяцев назад +2

    What a educated fella ..he explained society better than my sociology professor 😊

  • @shankmr5899
    @shankmr5899 Год назад +2

    Mumbai not only India. Come out from big cities like Chennai, Kolkata, Banglore, Delhi & Extra ....
    Rural life is a back bone of India. At least just rotate your eyes upon villages & small cities.

  • @experimentalcooking7505
    @experimentalcooking7505 Год назад +1

    I guess he is the only person i felt i wanted to hear more and more, such clearity of thoughts in every aspect, i wish the interview was a bit longer....but it was nice to end this year with these thoughts 😊

  • @dhruvbaslas
    @dhruvbaslas Год назад +1

    This is best explanation of indian mindset and culture I have ever heard in such a brief. This needs to be heard. make this video Viral guys!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @apoorva629
    @apoorva629 Год назад

    He is a really great orator.. i can listen to him for hours... Such beautiful thoughts..

  • @chittijyothi8
    @chittijyothi8 Год назад +1

    The way he understood things, I loved it. Thanks Max.

  • @aashitakesarwani4415
    @aashitakesarwani4415 11 месяцев назад

    This is such a wonderful conversation and I get the impression that Jeff understands India in a deep and meaningful way.

  • @ananthilapakurthy8890
    @ananthilapakurthy8890 Год назад +1

    Liked the way he expressed.. Different dimension and Thought provoking..felt like wrapped many points and encapsulated in a nut shell.. Highly intellectual. Enjoyed listening to him.

  • @poojasingla9693
    @poojasingla9693 Год назад +11

    Wow.. he is actually putting views that we actually believe in so articulate manner

  • @aabb-up3jn
    @aabb-up3jn Год назад +1

    Jeff's perspectives and articulation are awesome. Profound actually.
    Thanks Max.

  • @anuradharavi8745
    @anuradharavi8745 Год назад +1

    This guy should be a psychologist. He has a profound understanding of life. What a great interview. I just wanted to listen to him speak forever....

  • @caesar848
    @caesar848 Год назад +2

    Jeff is impeccable in his assesment

  • @Schrodinger.cat3
    @Schrodinger.cat3 4 месяца назад

    Hey max I would love to see whole feckin longass podcast with this guy. His perspectives and understanding of society is really beautiful.

  • @ShipinPro
    @ShipinPro Год назад +2

    What a fantastic perspective about India. Someone who has truly understood the beauty of India. It is a 5000 year old chain of culture.

  • @cishoreved
    @cishoreved Год назад +2

    I think this Video did a true justice of interviewing about what is living in India and what India makes you feel. I'm not saying this because Jeff praised mostly but he provided the reasons of his opinion and the clarity of why he has his opinions. I really appreciate Jeff Goldberg and your time for doing this 🙏

  • @monty5308
    @monty5308 Год назад +2

    Superb,insightful and accurate views on India and Indian culture. No doubt, aided by his "unlearning" of western ways and developing "patience". He has cracked it !

  • @oldmonkdaytrader
    @oldmonkdaytrader Год назад +1

    Most wise guest from your all recent episodes.....👌👌

  • @Angel-mk3em
    @Angel-mk3em 4 месяца назад

    This video had me spellbound. What a wonderful, intelligent, eloquent man he is.

  • @anreddy9
    @anreddy9 11 месяцев назад

    Man! This dude gave such insightful perspective of the Indian mentality. He did think through...amazing!

  • @gulafshapathan101
    @gulafshapathan101 Год назад

    I like "conversation" and it is so good , he asked 3 questions may be and wow what a good conversation is it.

  • @anilkumarchillara7898
    @anilkumarchillara7898 Год назад +1

    Truly spiritual in every sense.

  • @sns23584
    @sns23584 Год назад +1

    Mind blowing. I felt like I should just keep on listening to him. His knowledge, his way of thinking and different perspectives are so inspiring.

  • @anjalimante7772
    @anjalimante7772 11 месяцев назад

    Beautiful opinion n philosophy Sir❤ Love from India... Explore other states n cities of India...

  • @arungowda5954
    @arungowda5954 Год назад +1

    I'm really impressed by the way he thinks. Sounds very wise. I wish if I could see the life from his eyes.

  • @AnnikaS-jc5je
    @AnnikaS-jc5je Год назад +1

    I can listen to this man speaking entire day. He articulates very well. I hope he has a podcast..

  • @Meetwaah
    @Meetwaah Год назад +1

    Thanks Max for bringing such a knowledgeable person into the show

  • @siana5251
    @siana5251 Год назад +1

    Great understanding.

  • @CaptainApurva
    @CaptainApurva Год назад +1

    Wonderful to hear Jeff, would love to hear more from him on different topics.

  • @7aarthiv
    @7aarthiv Год назад +2

    He seemed to have a more profound understanding of Indian culture than most indians. Most of us can't articulate this as well as he did.. loved the conversation

  • @ExpertAmoeba009
    @ExpertAmoeba009 Год назад

    Really commendable and different way he told the perspective in a brilliant manner. Thanks for having us part of this knowledgeable conversation. I'm from India but love the way he has experienced the world here.

  • @nondescripthuman
    @nondescripthuman Год назад +1

    How his last line resonates with what i have felt for a long time, "Life is an art in everything mundane and supramundane"

  • @ipris3971
    @ipris3971 10 месяцев назад

    Man this guy is so on point. I wish he would suggest some of his favorite reads.

  • @padam2072
    @padam2072 Год назад

    Very thoughtful and soothing to hear jess.

  • @jitendrachawla6657
    @jitendrachawla6657 Год назад

    I think, I am hearing a great Philosopher. My great appreciation to him. I have not heard a person like him. For me the written below only made me to understand him due to the accent problem. Beautiful.

  • @siddharthraychaudhuri7250
    @siddharthraychaudhuri7250 Год назад +1

    I just stumbled upon this video and I am grateful for it! What a wonderful and clear thinking man! He explained Indian culture better than most of us, Indians can ever do! Jeff is one of those people who you just want to be around and absorb the wisdom! I envy the people who are working with him, and glad that he chose India as his place. Thanks Max for this great interview! And a thanks to the algorithm too!

  • @RahulSaini-gm1iy
    @RahulSaini-gm1iy Год назад

    Man, what a clean n clear understanding this guy has. Very positive and such a nice 3ay he has to put forward. Could be a director/storyteller himself.

  • @famebox8425
    @famebox8425 Год назад +4

    What's the meaning of life ?
    It's up to you ....
    Boom 💥... Well said.... Opened my eyes 👍🤝

  • @sudershanmalhotra5137
    @sudershanmalhotra5137 Год назад +1

    Loved listening to Jeff. Deep understanding of human beings.

  • @contrarian322
    @contrarian322 Год назад +8

    I am probably the only one who doesn’t have a problem with slumdog being derogatory 😅 My only problem with it is it didn’t deserve any oscars . It wasn’t that good a movie. 😊

  • @ultranoobpromaxInfinity
    @ultranoobpromaxInfinity Год назад +1

    Bro do you have a hack for finding such masterpiece personalities? I mean this guy is just so much well informed and know so deep about our culture and customs that's just outstanding.....kudos to you for bringing such people's

  • @sukantchakraborty7104
    @sukantchakraborty7104 Год назад

    Very nice conversation between both of you. Really nice views from Jeff about India.

  • @VamshiKrishna-r6d
    @VamshiKrishna-r6d 11 месяцев назад +1

    Daily guests can be changed but the clips max add in every videos showing india is constant 😂
    Love from hyd ❤️

  • @ravivaishster
    @ravivaishster 11 месяцев назад +1

    An American expat in the UK observed British Asians in a crowded NHS waiting room. He realized that for every single patient, there were two or three family members or friends present supporting them. Every one there was well dressed and on their best behaviour, so as not to lose face among their friends and neighbours.

  • @shilpapatel9741
    @shilpapatel9741 11 месяцев назад

    Wow! Great knowledge!

  • @jaishreesundararajan9186
    @jaishreesundararajan9186 11 месяцев назад

    What a profound conversation! Loved it.

  • @sunilkumardupakuntla8837
    @sunilkumardupakuntla8837 Год назад

    I enjoyed this interview. He is read the Indian society well. The way he is articulating it is also good.

  • @vaniganapathi830
    @vaniganapathi830 Год назад

    Very meaningful 26+minutes. Thank you!

  • @Rahulswatantra
    @Rahulswatantra Год назад

    That’s best perspective for Indian society!!!

  • @apawar280889
    @apawar280889 11 месяцев назад

    As an Indian it's so refreshing to see his perspective.Loved it.

  • @bloodthirstyworks
    @bloodthirstyworks Год назад

    What a wonderful, insightful, grounded perspective!!!!