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Hi. Nice collaboration. Loved the episode. Only thing is, please try to be factually correct as people follow the information you share. Wasseypur is in Jharkhand not Uttarpradesh.
Born in India, raised in the US. But my soul belongs to India. When I go to India, I’m home. I don’t look Indian and people in India think that I’m either Italian or French. And they treat me very differently in India. I’ve embraced both the cultures. My name is Deepak but for Americans I say Deeepack. I grew up as ABCD but then once I grew up I embraced my Indian identity and culture.
@@Marc_Taji you need to look into phonetics. there are many pronounciations of letter A in english. pack, park, layer, different A sounds, besides that this is not the point of my comment. i said D-puck sounds closest to hindi deepak instead of D-pack, it is not about A.
This word geopolitical has become the " it " word in all his pod casts, whether relevant to the guest on hand, there were a lot of hard hitting questions he could have asked
Born in India, raised and spent most of adult life in Australia and now living in the US. The NRIs from the South Indian states seem to maintain their own culture and values more strongly than the Northern state NRIs. Punjabis (like me) spend most of their adult life trying to fit in to “white” culture but are ultimately seen as outsiders. Have learned in my 40s to embrace my Punjabi roots and culture
Man, any major differences you observed b/w states and Australia. Imho, Australia is pretty lame and boring, everything's closed by 5 no nightlife at all, no drive or motivation to hustle, kinda everyone embraces the work-life balance. And I feel there entire economy is based on mediocrity. On the other hand, I feel states has the hustle culture, opportunity to make a bank, or the entire economy is based on meritocracy. A few good things about Australia nature and safety.
@@deveshvyas1836 I agree bro, there’s a phenomenon called “tall poppy syndrome” in Aus where the hustle culture is frowned upon. It also doesn’t help that the Tax system is set up so that once you succeed in life and start earning a high income then you’re penalized with half of your income going to the government to pay for lazy people’s social security. It was one of the big reasons I moved to the US
@@BoomshakalakaLadsounds like Canada. Success isn’t celebrated like it is in the U.S. or India, and hustle culture is frowned upon. Again generally speaking.
As a Canadian Punjabi, that couldn't be further from the truth lol. Every Canadian (and UK) born Punjabi is Punjabi af. I've met Punjabi people from Delhi that are more out of touch with their Punjabi roots than me and my friends.
Idk I'm a Punjabi Hindu from a small pind in Jalandhar dist raised for the latter half of my childhood in the US. I never felt the need to fit in with the goras. I also was raised in an area where there were no other Indian people let alone Punjabi's around. I guess we all have different experiences.
Excited to watch the full length podcast with Akash. Was wondering why it was only a small segment about the Ambani wedding, when the conversation was so free flowing and entertaining. Thanks Ranveer!
@@beerbiceps karan aujla isnt the first to go Hollywood, its Sidhu Moosewala, Cant you just give a single credit by saying that what important role is played by him due to which entry of punjabi artists was done in hollywood and sidhu opened gates for punjabis to Hollywood, artists like karan are doing it which is good and best of luck to them but sidhu already did this 5-6 years ago! If you must have mentioned him then would anything went wrong?
I've been living in the US for about five years and noticed that Mostly Desi Americans(ABCD) seem to move away from Indian culture and traditions. They often seem more interested in "White" culture, even though they might face rejection and not welcomed in white community because of their skin color complicated tradition. In this situation, Desis find themselves torn between embracing Indian traditions and adjusting to life in the US. The movie Namastey London (2007) reflects a similar real-life scenario.
I think the common mistake people make is treat identity as a binary. If I was born and lived for 16 years in a completely different culture, then lived the next 16 in another one, my outlook would be a mix of both. What I see sometimes here in the U.S. and Canada is that people try to shame you for not being Indian enough or being too Indian. I think we should able to have a more nuanced take on a person’s identity and evolution. Cos we are not the same forever. Having said that, remembering your roots whether ethnic, geographic, economic etc is very important to a person’s growth, confidence and stability.
The US is the only country in the world where pure talent, grit and intelligence is enough to help you create a life for yourself. Look at the number of India born and raised CEOs, politicians of Indian descent etc that contribute to the economy and fabric of the country without having connections. Imagine foreign borns running the biggest companies in India and living assimilated with neighbors without people looking strangely at them. That is the unique aspect of the US. You do not need connections to make it to the highest echelons of society. Just pure talent and grit.
Yooooo absolute beast! First heard of him last week and just watched almost everything on his RUclips channel. His crowd work skillset is master class. Bet he's got some crazy auspicious Raja Yogas with Mercury & Mars. Wish I could confirm so I could use "I'm nice at this!" back at him 😂
Guest suggestion -: Dr Karan Singh Dr. Shashi Tharoor Arnab Goswami Omar Abdullah Kaushiki Chakroborty Kindly reckon and try to fetch them on your podcast as getting them on your podcast itself would be an another feather in your cap. 🙏 Thank You.
US Americans generally consider themselves to be frank, open, and direct in their dealings with other people. “ let’s lay our cards on the table,” they say. Or,” let’s stop playing games and get to the point.” God bless America 🇺🇸🙏
27:21 Im from America. I’m probably younger than Akash but when I was in school I had just as many Indian friends as I did white friends. At least where I grew up in the suburban Midwest.
@48:50 Indian philosophy is generally more spiritual compared to Western philosophy, but there are several Indian schools of thought that are atheist or agnostic. Additionally, some Western philosophies also embrace concepts similar to the afterlife and reincarnation. I thought this was worth mentioning.
The Christian church rejected reincarnation as a doctrine in 553 A.D. because it was believed to contradict the doctrine of resurrection and undermine the need for Christ's sacrifice. However, some early Christian theologians, such as Valentinus, Basilides of Alexandria, and Origen of Alexandria, did believe in reincarnation. So the church messed things to suit itself
Please please save us.....we Bangladeshi Hindus r in danger...They attacking our temple and burning down houses...... Bangladeshi Hindus need your help.... We r last of dying breed here in Bangladesh...
This was absolutely fascinating. There is clearly a need for more podcasts where NRI’s and resident Indians can have these kinds of fun, respectful, and engaging discussions! I learned so much! Please do more of this kind of content! (PS props for singing the Mahabharat theme- we remember that!)
Born in India and grew up and raised a family in USA - I and my family are proud of being Indian. Correction - many Indians in America do understand what Ramayana, Gita and Mahabharata says. We are not all that unaware.
Akaash and many Americans of Indian descent and/or Indian-Americans immigrants are great inspirations to many of us. They show time and time again that brown Asians can creat a place in greater American society. Also, I love him, Andrew and the whole crew of Flagrant. I believe they are what we need in our generation.
Please please save us.....we Bangladeshi Hindus r in danger...They attacking our temple and burning down houses...... Bangladeshi Hindus need your help.... We r last of dying breed here in Bangladesh...
Hi Ranveer.. This is Aarathi from Kerala.. Can you please make a podcast on the need of the decommission of Mullapperiyaar dam here.. It's on the verge of breaking down which can wipe out Kerala completely..
Thank you both for your honesty, explanations and sharing your experiences that help educate me so much. As someone who had brain cancer, paralysis from the neck down for months, you two prove to me what my manta is..humor can help cure us and get us through anything in life. Humor has this reputation of being negative towards others, putting down others, yet in actuality, it is what can make us stronger and most importantly, understand each other.
Hope you get well soon. Remember it's your body which may be sick but not you the manager of your body. Pray to God, May he makes you healthy and well once again together with peace contentment within.
Rnveer, hope you are well doing in life! But could you keep posting more spiritual content also… Btw, Akash as guest is really amazing to watch but I miss the old ranveer podcasts!!!
As a first generation American, I so understand Akash's feelings about being home in India. Ever😢y time I went to Ireland as a child as well as an adult, I immediately felt I was home as soon as I stand outside the airport. One point though in the 70s, every white person man or child, you would be asked, "What are you?" As if our countries our grandparparents, great grandparents and in my case parents came from mattered. I was alwa6s and still am baffled about why did it matter to anyone?
ABCD? Try being born and raised in America but your parents are Guyanese, South American and their foreparents left various parts of India about 200 years ago. I took a DNA test and it revealed that I'm mixed with various types of Indian, but I'll never really know where home is.
Good thing about Joe Rogan is when he keeps learning thing he Incorporated with his life and talk and everything but the problem with Ranveer is that he will have these amazing conversations with intelligent people and then talk to someone else someone else and forget about all the good things that he had already learnt
I remember him talking about DNA and the Aryan migration theory is proven wrong with DNA examples and science basically but he had after that podcast a white guy and the first thing he said to him was we are closer to each other dna wisebecause he is a little bit fair than an average Indian @@rog5asus416
What was funny was this video was beeped when Ranveer said "Sh*t" 3:24 but not beeped when Akaash said "F*ked" 5:18 😂😂😂😂 Lol , I guess editors are pro Akaash , haha
Bro!❤ I'm watching from the Lummi Nation my Tribe is a sovereign Nation in the United States Washington state Pacific Northwest. I love your content and plight of Indians
31:00 Staying in the US for 7 years and I have a 6 yo daughter who all of a sudden stopped eating her lunch box and later she told us that her friends were making fun of her food and she hid her lunch box (We mostly avoided school lunch mostly because they add a lot of sugar) So being made fun of in school is true even today.
Identity is something that is ones own. We know our experiences and past that defined us. We are forever growing till the time we perish. The people in our lives only meet us at various points so they only see small parts of our life. Our identity is self-defined. The perception of us is based on others' brief understanding of us. I only say this so people know the difference.
Save Bangladeshi Hindus. Hindus are becoming soft target of Anti Discrimination movement and quota movement in Bangladesh. 4 Hindu killed and Hindus from munshiganj, Rangpur, Panchagar, Naohkhali are being attacked . Save Bangladeshi Hindus.
well ABCD are some people who are americans with indian origin (their parents or grandparents were NRIs at some point) and NRIs are people who are indians living abroad. there is a big difference and i learned this when i made american indian friends at my grad school 20 years ago, don't treat them as indians or NRIs, they are americans with indian background which they may or may not be proud off and we can't judge them for that.
I love your take on name pronunciation! As a white person, even if I can’t say it with the correct accent and emphasis, I need YOU to pronounce it correctly, so I can at least try! 😊
Nimesh Patel is another Indian comic, who is very underrated but a great American comic of Indian descent. Hasan Minhaj and Aziz Ansari are quite popular and I think are good. What I love about them is all of them own their Indian heritage and are quite proud of it. Similarly, Mo Amer (I think either Arab/Palestinian) and Ramy Youssef (Egyptian heritage) are great as they speak about their experiences. Of course, our own Vir Das is great!
2:90 Change that intro music bro it feels like the starting of some old-school news channel hosted by a middle-aged uncle also you holding TRS sign is so dull do something more vibrant your whole podcast lighting is like sitting in the dark like there is a power cut and your started some candles. you must have seen other podcasts lighting is important brother. This setup darkens the mood.
Dude Gangs of Wasseypur is about crime families post English occupation in Bihar (modern day Jharkhand), where did you get Uttar Pradesh from? It’s mostly shot in UP though.
Five Bollywood movies I'd show to american audience would be Hum Aapke Hain Kaun, Zindagi Na Milegi Doobara, Gangs of Waasepur/Company, Padmavat or Bajirao Mastani. Bajrangi Bhaijaan is a good shout. Americans generally love large scale Indian movies.
Znmd one of the worst movies I've seen. Wannabe dil chahta hai except in Europe. Also padmavat is a one time watch. Haven't even seen bajiro but annoyed by entire cast.
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Hes beast.. we wanna know abt him ..
Please bro invite him on ur show 🙏🙏🙏
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Wasseypur is near DHANBAD, JHARKHAND
Hi. Nice collaboration. Loved the episode. Only thing is, please try to be factually correct as people follow the information you share. Wasseypur is in Jharkhand not Uttarpradesh.
Ranveer bring some good dental implant logistics in your show
Born in India, raised in the US. But my soul belongs to India. When I go to India, I’m home. I don’t look Indian and people in India think that I’m either Italian or French. And they treat me very differently in India. I’ve embraced both the cultures. My name is Deepak but for Americans I say Deeepack. I grew up as ABCD but then once I grew up I embraced my Indian identity and culture.
you could just say D-Puck , same pronounciation, why D-Pack?
@@SA-cb2it A is not UH, its more or less AY in English.
@@Marc_Taji you need to look into phonetics. there are many pronounciations of letter A in english. pack, park, layer, different A sounds, besides that this is not the point of my comment. i said D-puck sounds closest to hindi deepak instead of D-pack, it is not about A.
@noRenderMoody gave the answer before I could. Thank you!
Or D-phuck @@SA-cb2it
bro met him in the wedding and freaking kidnapped him from there 💀🔫
😂😂
Welcome to India 😂
Lol
One of the reasons Akash got to the wedding was due to Ranveer.
@@ChasingBogeys oh really?
From a geopolitical standpoint, when does Aakash think Andrew will get rid of his WW2 nazi look?
🤣
Yo😂
Why does/ would Andrew have to do that?
🤣
This word geopolitical has become the " it " word in all his pod casts, whether relevant to the guest on hand, there were a lot of hard hitting questions he could have asked
Born in India, raised and spent most of adult life in Australia and now living in the US. The NRIs from the South Indian states seem to maintain their own culture and values more strongly than the Northern state NRIs. Punjabis (like me) spend most of their adult life trying to fit in to “white” culture but are ultimately seen as outsiders. Have learned in my 40s to embrace my Punjabi roots and culture
Man, any major differences you observed b/w states and Australia. Imho, Australia is pretty lame and boring, everything's closed by 5 no nightlife at all, no drive or motivation to hustle, kinda everyone embraces the work-life balance. And I feel there entire economy is based on mediocrity. On the other hand, I feel states has the hustle culture, opportunity to make a bank, or the entire economy is based on meritocracy. A few good things about Australia nature and safety.
@@deveshvyas1836 I agree bro, there’s a phenomenon called “tall poppy syndrome” in Aus where the hustle culture is frowned upon. It also doesn’t help that the Tax system is set up so that once you succeed in life and start earning a high income then you’re penalized with half of your income going to the government to pay for lazy people’s social security. It was one of the big reasons I moved to the US
@@BoomshakalakaLadsounds like Canada. Success isn’t celebrated like it is in the U.S. or India, and hustle culture is frowned upon. Again generally speaking.
As a Canadian Punjabi, that couldn't be further from the truth lol. Every Canadian (and UK) born Punjabi is Punjabi af. I've met Punjabi people from Delhi that are more out of touch with their Punjabi roots than me and my friends.
Idk I'm a Punjabi Hindu from a small pind in Jalandhar dist raised for the latter half of my childhood in the US. I never felt the need to fit in with the goras. I also was raised in an area where there were no other Indian people let alone Punjabi's around. I guess we all have different experiences.
Excited to watch the full length podcast with Akash. Was wondering why it was only a small segment about the Ambani wedding, when the conversation was so free flowing and entertaining. Thanks Ranveer!
My pleasure 💪 I hope you will enjoy this episode
@@beerbicepsRanveer bring some good dental implant logistics in your show
@@beerbiceps karan aujla isnt the first to go Hollywood, its Sidhu Moosewala, Cant you just give a single credit by saying that what important role is played by him due to which entry of punjabi artists was done in hollywood and sidhu opened gates for punjabis to Hollywood, artists like karan are doing it which is good and best of luck to them but sidhu already did this 5-6 years ago! If you must have mentioned him then would anything went wrong?
Akash is a gem in the current stand up scene in the US.
Gangs of Wasseypur is based on Wasseypur, which is near Dhanbad, Jharkhand. At the time, it was part of Bihar - not Uttar Pradesh!
seriously even I was surprised, what was he talking ! editors are bad(at least this episode) and most important the main creator.
I think Aakash is one of the best Brown Comedian in West as of now. He seems like he is truly proud of Hindu culture. 🧡🧡🧡
🇺🇸 who loves Akash and Beer Biceps. I have a friend from India and he's my most generous friend. Big love from the USA.
Dying laughing thinking all Akaash enjoyed in Ramayan was the fight scenes. LMAO.
Akash is such a genuine person man , you get what you see with him and damn he is witty
Genuine nhi h racist h ..podcast dekh kbhi ..kse burai krta h indians ki
Tu uska standup dekh , samajh aayega ! Aur American culture alag hota , Chaman
I've been living in the US for about five years and noticed that Mostly Desi Americans(ABCD) seem to move away from Indian culture and traditions. They often seem more interested in "White" culture, even though they might face rejection and not welcomed in white community because of their skin color complicated tradition. In this situation, Desis find themselves torn between embracing Indian traditions and adjusting to life in the US. The movie Namastey London (2007) reflects a similar real-life scenario.
You're incorrect. ABCDs aren't interested in "white" culture. They're basically half American and it is their culture
@@21972012145525ABCDs are more interested in Black culture, hence rap in Indian languages.
Watching this podcast from USA 🇺🇸. I am proud to be an Indian 🇮🇳 ❤.
Cap
To aaja wapas.
@@jinfin221yes. Planning to come this year 👍
@@JagyaTyarthiBhagya Haan to aaja. Dollar mein to kama liya Hoga 🤣🤣
@@jinfin221 Tuze US me gotiya dete kya fir?
A Fan of Flagrant and I feel Akash' love for india🇮🇳
I think the common mistake people make is treat identity as a binary. If I was born and lived for 16 years in a completely different culture, then lived the next 16 in another one, my outlook would be a mix of both. What I see sometimes here in the U.S. and Canada is that people try to shame you for not being Indian enough or being too Indian. I think we should able to have a more nuanced take on a person’s identity and evolution. Cos we are not the same forever. Having said that, remembering your roots whether ethnic, geographic, economic etc is very important to a person’s growth, confidence and stability.
I genuinely enjoy Akash's deliveries and his opinions. He's a really swell person
Ranveer and Akash together, fire ❤
The US is the only country in the world where pure talent, grit and intelligence is enough to help you create a life for yourself. Look at the number of India born and raised CEOs, politicians of Indian descent etc that contribute to the economy and fabric of the country without having connections. Imagine foreign borns running the biggest companies in India and living assimilated with neighbors without people looking strangely at them. That is the unique aspect of the US. You do not need connections to make it to the highest echelons of society. Just pure talent and grit.
India should be that way too
Not true lol
@@anish7183 give evidence its always been like that even I can attest to that
That's why they do you OF cuz they can't earn enough.
We want Joe Rogan in your podcast.
Bruh!!! 😂😂😂
😂😂
Jordan Peterson 😅
Lol
yes bro you are right. we want Jo rogan.
Loved it ❤! Natives Americans and Indians in America
Indians ❤
Yooooo absolute beast! First heard of him last week and just watched almost everything on his RUclips channel. His crowd work skillset is master class.
Bet he's got some crazy auspicious Raja Yogas with Mercury & Mars.
Wish I could confirm so I could use "I'm nice at this!" back at him 😂
Guest suggestion -:
Dr Karan Singh
Dr. Shashi Tharoor
Arnab Goswami
Omar Abdullah
Kaushiki Chakroborty
Kindly reckon and try to fetch them on your podcast as getting them on your podcast itself would be an another feather in your cap. 🙏 Thank You.
Good suggestion!!!!!!
Please Invite Yuvraj Walmiki and Devindar Walmiki In your Show
Yuvraj and Devindar Is The Real Gems💎of India ♥️🇮🇳Indian International Hockey Players
US Americans generally consider themselves to be frank, open, and direct in their dealings with other people. “ let’s lay our cards on the table,” they say. Or,” let’s stop playing games and get to the point.”
God bless America 🇺🇸🙏
27:21 Im from America. I’m probably younger than Akash but when I was in school I had just as many Indian friends as I did white friends. At least where I grew up in the suburban Midwest.
i truely agree when ranveer says "really" to Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani 15:22
@48:50 Indian philosophy is generally more spiritual compared to Western philosophy, but there are several Indian schools of thought that are atheist or agnostic. Additionally, some Western philosophies also embrace concepts similar to the afterlife and reincarnation. I thought this was worth mentioning.
All abrahamic faiths embrace the afterlife. None accept reincarnation
Sanatan philosophy *
@@Vinayak056 sure whatever makes you happy buddy.
@@Vinayak056 additionally can you name one school of "sanatan" philosophy?
Edit: without googling
The Christian church rejected reincarnation as a doctrine in 553 A.D. because it was believed to contradict the doctrine of resurrection and undermine the need for Christ's sacrifice. However, some early Christian theologians, such as Valentinus, Basilides of Alexandria, and Origen of Alexandria, did believe in reincarnation. So the church messed things to suit itself
Akash is killing it!!
Love Flagrant and Schulz !!
Gangs of Wasseypur is a story of BIHAR now present day Jharkhand. THERE IS A SONG IN THE MOVIE CALLED "JIYA TU BIHAR KE LALA"
What a guy ...will watch him regularly from now
Bro Akash Singh is a real influencial figure I've been following him since early days of flagrant
The bank robbery movie you were refereeing was the KAANTEE starring Amitabh Bachpan, Sanjay, Sunil Shetty
No he said players
India - Have you watched Mahabharat
USA - No we watched Heeramandi
😩😩
Please please save us.....we Bangladeshi Hindus r in danger...They attacking our temple and burning down houses......
Bangladeshi Hindus need your help....
We r last of dying breed here in Bangladesh...
Ranveer is obsessed with Rogan… His eyes light up even at the mention of his name…It’s kinda cute to watch…🥰
Me too said 'Really' at the screen when he said Rocky aur Rani 😂😂
URI -- the surgical strike is one of my favourite
This was absolutely fascinating. There is clearly a need for more podcasts where NRI’s and resident Indians can have these kinds of fun, respectful, and engaging discussions! I learned so much! Please do more of this kind of content! (PS props for singing the Mahabharat theme- we remember that!)
Born in India and grew up and raised a family in USA - I and my family are proud of being Indian. Correction - many Indians in America do understand what Ramayana, Gita and Mahabharata says. We are not all that unaware.
Bro GOW is not about interiors of UP.. its based in Dhanbad Jharkhand (ex Bihar)
He confused it with Mirzapur I guess
@@mr.crazybeast he is mumbai guy , uske liye UP , bihar ,jharkhand , MP sab same hai
@@laba3423😂 same same but different
@@laba3423we are kinda though like i don't much difference
Akaash and many Americans of Indian descent and/or Indian-Americans immigrants are great inspirations to many of us. They show time and time again that brown Asians can creat a place in greater American society. Also, I love him, Andrew and the whole crew of Flagrant. I believe they are what we need in our generation.
Akash Singh is easily one of the best comic rn
Love you bro and thank you so much because I am learning lot of things with help of these kind of podcast
Akash has always been one of my favorite comedians
Panjabi music is global now. Drake started following Diljit and before he was following Sidhu Moosewala
OMG I CAN’T BELIEVE THIS, MY FAVOURITE COMEDIAN!?
LETS GOOOOOO IT’S A GOOD DAY TO BE ALIVE
Ranveer please invite the father of Captain Vikram Batra ❤❤
That would be too sad and hard to watch. We all know the story though so not needed.
Please please save us.....we Bangladeshi Hindus r in danger...They attacking our temple and burning down houses......
Bangladeshi Hindus need your help....
We r last of dying breed here in Bangladesh...
Akash is amazing. Awesome podcast. This was accually better than the Rogan podcast.
Thanks a lot for this session...... Amazing vibes🤗
Ranveer gangs of wasseypur has not happened in UP bro it was in Bihar (present day Jharkhand) Wasseypur is in Jharkhand.
Ranveer ke liye Mumbai ke bahar Bihar UP sab same hai 😂😂😂
Good to see him on your show after my request. Thank you so much brother 🙂
Bro you filmed 2hour podcast at 4am???😂
Hats off to you.
Fun perspective giving episode - good to learn about American culture
Hi Ranveer.. This is Aarathi from Kerala.. Can you please make a podcast on the need of the decommission of Mullapperiyaar dam here.. It's on the verge of breaking down which can wipe out Kerala completely..
Thank you both for your honesty, explanations and sharing your experiences that help educate me so much. As someone who had brain cancer, paralysis from the neck down for months, you two prove to me what my manta is..humor can help cure us and get us through anything in life. Humor has this reputation of being negative towards others, putting down others, yet in actuality, it is what can make us stronger and most importantly, understand each other.
Hope you get well soon. Remember it's your body which may be sick but not you the manager of your body. Pray to God, May he makes you healthy and well once again together with peace contentment within.
@ResearchTABTester Thank you so much.
Rnveer, hope you are well doing in life! But could you keep posting more spiritual content also…
Btw, Akash as guest is really amazing to watch but I miss the old ranveer podcasts!!!
As a first generation American, I so understand Akash's feelings about being home in India. Ever😢y time I went to Ireland as a child as well as an adult, I immediately felt I was home as soon as I stand outside the airport. One point though in the 70s, every white person man or child, you would be asked, "What are you?" As if our countries our grandparparents, great grandparents and in my case parents came from mattered. I was alwa6s and still am baffled about why did it matter to anyone?
Love u beerbiceps ❤😊
🙏❤️
Thank you for doing this special podcast for your desi audience in America !! You are a fantastic podcaster ❤
ABCD? Try being born and raised in America but your parents are Guyanese, South American and their foreparents left various parts of India about 200 years ago. I took a DNA test and it revealed that I'm mixed with various types of Indian, but I'll never really know where home is.
America bro 👊
home is where you choose to be brother
Good thing about Joe Rogan is when he keeps learning thing he Incorporated with his life and talk and everything but the problem with Ranveer is that he will have these amazing conversations with intelligent people and then talk to someone else someone else and forget about all the good things that he had already learnt
I also find him a bit awkward and cringey sometimes.
I remember him talking about DNA and the Aryan migration theory is proven wrong with DNA examples and science basically but he had after that podcast a white guy and the first thing he said to him was we are closer to each other dna wisebecause he is a little bit fair than an average Indian @@rog5asus416
Akash is a desi gem overseas 💎
What was funny was this video was beeped when Ranveer said "Sh*t" 3:24 but not beeped when Akaash said "F*ked" 5:18 😂😂😂😂
Lol , I guess editors are pro Akaash , haha
Quality movie Bollywood, "Sahib, Bib aur Ghulam" has to be in it.
This is awesome!
Indians stand Together
Dot and feather 🪶 ✨️ unite!
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Bro!❤ I'm watching from the Lummi Nation my Tribe is a sovereign Nation in the United States Washington state Pacific Northwest. I love your content and plight of Indians
Voted out never gets voted back in. Tribal Council.
Dot?
Yes. Dot meaning bindi @@mreverything1354
Yo man we love you aakash
31:00 Staying in the US for 7 years and I have a 6 yo daughter who all of a sudden stopped eating her lunch box and later she told us that her friends were making fun of her food and she hid her lunch box (We mostly avoided school lunch mostly because they add a lot of sugar)
So being made fun of in school is true even today.
Of course it is. Why are you surprised by that
@@21972012145525I am not surprised - look at the time stamp I am saying that we face it even today and it isn't over yet
I can’t believe that still happens to this day
🌹🙏hare Krishna 🙏 radha radha radha radha radha radha radha radha radha 🙏🌹
Awesome 💯💯!
14:46 - To Correct you Ranveer Gang of Wasseypur is story of Dhanbad (coal Mafia), and Dhanbad is in Jharkhand , not a story of uttar pradesh
Not one movie of Satyajit Ray? Damn!
imagine 2 of my favourites on 1 podcast and I'm from the diaspora in SA🇿🇦 can't wait for both of url to visit SA
Loved this crossover so much after following Flagrant and BeerBiceps for years ❤
Akaash is the OG Brown Boy 🔥
Whoa, my two worlds colliding.
Please bring abhijit chavda sir on bangladesh , iran and isreal crisisr 🙏
Amazing 🤩
Waw I love your every podcast❤. Love you Beerbiceps ❤❤
Thank you 💪
@@beerbicepsRanveer bring some good dental implant logistics in your show
Identity is something that is ones own. We know our experiences and past that defined us. We are forever growing till the time we perish. The people in our lives only meet us at various points so they only see small parts of our life.
Our identity is self-defined. The perception of us is based on others' brief understanding of us.
I only say this so people know the difference.
Save Bangladeshi Hindus. Hindus are becoming soft target of Anti Discrimination movement and quota movement in Bangladesh. 4 Hindu killed and Hindus from munshiganj, Rangpur, Panchagar, Naohkhali are being attacked .
Save Bangladeshi Hindus.
well ABCD are some people who are americans with indian origin (their parents or grandparents were NRIs at some point) and NRIs are people who are indians living abroad. there is a big difference and i learned this when i made american indian friends at my grad school 20 years ago, don't treat them as indians or NRIs, they are americans with indian background which they may or may not be proud off and we can't judge them for that.
He is explaining who is tyrese like we haven’t seen all the Fast and the furious movies 😂😂😂
People really don't pay attention how Hollywood treat "south Asian representation"
Kab tak kehta rahunga ki Ruskin Bond lao show par before he dies, but no aap ko to yahi sab karna hai.
This is most behaving/serious i have seen Akaash. Throughout this video i kept feeling like "loosen up ranveer"
I love your take on name pronunciation! As a white person, even if I can’t say it with the correct accent and emphasis, I need YOU to pronounce it correctly, so I can at least try! 😊
Nimesh Patel is another Indian comic, who is very underrated but a great American comic of Indian descent. Hasan Minhaj and Aziz Ansari are quite popular and I think are good. What I love about them is all of them own their Indian heritage and are quite proud of it. Similarly, Mo Amer (I think either Arab/Palestinian) and Ramy Youssef (Egyptian heritage) are great as they speak about their experiences. Of course, our own Vir Das is great!
Bring dr k -licensed psychiatric in us,
Very incredible guy
I love him he is my fav Indian comedian ❤
"John and Jack" vs "Brave on the battlefield" LMAO
31:10 he's got the clearest view of todays genzs and wannabes, specially girls😅
Say what you will about diversity in hollywood, there are occasional gems that do hit it out of the park. Such as Dopinder in the Deadpool franchise.
जय श्री राम 🚩
Friday movies are some of mine favorites
2:90 Change that intro music bro it feels like the starting of some old-school news channel hosted by a middle-aged uncle
also you holding TRS sign is so dull do something more vibrant your whole podcast lighting is like sitting in the dark like there is a power cut and your started some candles.
you must have seen other podcasts lighting is important brother. This setup darkens the mood.
FYI - Gangs of Wasseypur is based in Bihar later, Jharkhand.
Hey Ranveer..His Wikipedia and website says Akaash Singh...but you have written Aakash singh... Place the Double AA properly bro 😊
Akash is a phenomenal standup comedian ❤️
Dude Gangs of Wasseypur is about crime families post English occupation in Bihar (modern day Jharkhand), where did you get Uttar Pradesh from? It’s mostly shot in UP though.
Five Bollywood movies I'd show to american audience would be Hum Aapke Hain Kaun, Zindagi Na Milegi Doobara, Gangs of Waasepur/Company, Padmavat or Bajirao Mastani. Bajrangi Bhaijaan is a good shout. Americans generally love large scale Indian movies.
Americans generally don't like Indian movies
@@anaesthete5592 I am talking about the ones who do
Znmd one of the worst movies I've seen. Wannabe dil chahta hai except in Europe. Also padmavat is a one time watch. Haven't even seen bajiro but annoyed by entire cast.
Show them Malayalam movies.. they would love it.
@ any recommendations? In my experience westerners like large scale Indian movies