Yeah, it was that way because, she was in an orphanage. If she was in a normal school, again there would be discrimination, I guess. I don't know, it's just my opinion.
@@god-0f-war I don't think bro it happens in all schools .........if homeroom teachers are supportive they can create a friendly environment.......as children are like clay which can be crafted in a beautiful way.........one of my classmate in 6th had half of body burned but we were not different to him than others
@@god-0f-war you might be saying this based on your experience. But believe me there are supportive communities in this world, it's just that to keep a community like that there must be lots of effort from all of its members and it's not a matter of how much money the community has.
True, but when asked about her Dad, her answer is not perfectly translated. For eg- At 14:08 the translation says - " I forgave him because I don't know his exact motive", but in reality she said- "Yes, I have done that long ago". She never said "I don't know his exact motive", in the entire interview. No motive can justify this horrific act. I feel her message is important and so it needs to reach the world, as it is.
what father would do this to his own children?! He is not her father and she shouldnt forgive him nor stay in contact with him! I would cut all the chase with that person in an instant! He is a monster.
Things i learned form this video: 1.She is sooooo strong and beautiful. 2. She is a great model. I mean just look at those pictures. 3. School kids are more mature that college kids.
She was attacked by her own father, her mom passed away and leave her alone, live in an Orphanage with no family, she got bullied by people around, but she is still grateful for everything happened in her life 😢 She is amazing and so inspiring
Now this is what the real influencer is. Showing with her example how strong you can be, no matter what. Not all those rich kids asking for the free accommodations for promotion.
True, but when asked about her Dad, her answer is not perfectly translated. For eg- At 14:08 the translation says - " I forgave him because I don't know his exact motive", but in reality she said- "Yes, I have done that long ago". She never said "I don't know his exact motive", in the entire interview. No motive can justify this horrific act. I feel her message is important and so it needs to reach the world, as it is.
@@garimakilledar5810 very true, thanks for correcting the translation, it's important towards Anmol,she deserves all respect, very touching her mindset it's nearly surrealistic.
Yes so true she is a forgiving person, full of 💘, love covers a multitude of sins, very confident young lady, keep on doing the things you love to make you happy at the end of the day nobody's can love you like your own self, once there is hope there is life, beauty is found from the inside and it's reflect from the outside may god bless you dear
@@Heeyboii I have never being to south korea or japan nor I am aware about those countries I was born and raised in India. So I will only talk about my country. I will not speak of other countries because I don't any knowledge about it male patriarchy dominance culture of South Korea or Japan.
I felt like a spoiled brat complaining about how I look all the time. You go girl. I support you. Beautiful inside and out. I wish you more success in life.
Thank you to the doctors and nurses who took care of you till you went to the orphanage. Thank you to the orphanage taking care of their children and not abusing you further. Thank you Anmol, for being so positive, smart and brave. Your father did not deserve such a wonderful daughter
She is truly Beautiful inside and out! Anmol is very Positive and Confident and I love that about her. Mom surely did not died in vain, she Leave a Beautiful young lady, who I know has to have her 💖 full of Love. May you continue to Rise Higher and Higher🙏. God is in Control of your Life not man.. None of knows what will happen to us. Could be an accident, anything can change our live at any time..... So we need to stop stereotype nonsense. God Bless and Keep you always 🙏.
who tf are these people telling them to cover their faces becuz it's not good for others..??? thank goodness she did not listen to them and grew up to be a beautiful and confident person
I have facial disfigurement since birth born with bilateral cleft lip and palate, nothing as bad as she has now but my whole life I feel like I should hide myself away because I feel so unworthy in the public eye. But here she is, boldly showcasing herself and doing what she loves so loudly. Thanks for showing us this video, Asian Boss. It really reminds me to work on being mentally stronger
This shouldn't happen to anyone. She's inspiring. The stuff I complain about is embarassing considering what she has been through and she still stays positive.
Millions of parents kill their children via child abortion. No child deserves that. And there is no difference to acid attacks, in both cases the parents are monsters.
@@OpenGL4ever that's not the same thing. Are you saying that destroying a cluster of cells that have no ability to feel anything and no sense of identity early on in a pregnancy is equivalent to burning a sentient child's body with acid? If so, that's ridiculous. This video also has nothing to do qith abortion. Get a grip.
The fact that her own DAD attacked her mom and her....I have no words. I literally have no words. And the fact that he didn't even get hanged for the acid attack and murder. Wow India's judicial system wow.
Rarely death penalty is given in India because death is instant but life time suffering is horrible. Recently nirbhaya rapists were given death penalty. so acid attackers are jailed for life and their life in jail is horrible..!! Police n other inmates treat them like rats...
@@preethanadig6252 I'm indian as well, I know this but no, inmates are not treated like rats at all. there's laws to protect prisoners from cruelty but none to protect innocent citizens apparently. anyway capital punishment is just my view point on this. i understand your opinion as well
@@amrastogi511 As an Indian you should also know that there are Activists who cry when someone is given a death penalty saying it's a violation of his rights blah blah blah..
@@Smbdy_not_significant because death penalty has cons, most of these attacks are done sadly by a relative or someone close, thus most of these cases don't even end up registered. Plus if an innocent person is framed falsely, that did be worser.But yeah I'll agree that the human right activist are much more of a pain in ass.
@@amrastogi511 my family is in police department and I have lived in localities closer to police station. You have no idea the way police beat people up if they are found guilty esp rapists , acid attackers and the ones who harass women ,children. They beat them up on the back, thighs and cover them up when pics are taken or when produced to court so you guys think they are taken care of really well bt thats not the case 😬 only guilty ppl are treated that way..i grew up hearing those ppl screaming n crying at night ..well they deserve it!
And here I am, complaining about not been as tall as I would like to be, this girl is solid proof of braveness and courage. She gets real beauty to another level 😍😍😍
@@icephoenix3565 Are you living in Africa This is not 2013 This is 2021 and the PM is Narendra Modi Ji All the facilities are improving day by day Maybe you can apply for a checkup to a good eye doctor
I like the fact how Asian Boss (India) started to interview and make content about India in Hindi even though we are fluent in English, great to see language diversity
@@snaik9141 ENGLISH ISN'T EITHER. It isn't even an Indian language yet Indians are always obsessed with using it and feel so proud doing so. Be proud of our Indian languages & culture instead
Being in an orphanage she was raised well. Growing up none of the kids made her feel she was different. This is important. If she was raised in a family or a community she would definitely be discriminated from an early age.
Yes... Her family at the orphanage was so loving and accepting. I really think their support made her shine even more. I'm so happy they appreciated her. I was shocked when I found out her dad did this... so sad.
You know, people often say that part of looking good or being attractive is having confidence in yourself. I always thought to myself that confidence won't help that much if you're not good looking in the first place. But then this lady actually exists and even with a disfigured face, her confidence is somehow able to make her have this beautiful aura around her. Great poise, wonderful grace, elegant movements. She really does show that these traits can make someone beautiful even in a non-traditional way. For us guys, it's probably lack of hair or going bald that makes us lose confidence, but you know what, there are guys like Bruce Willis and Vin Diesel, even The Rock himself, who make being bald look awesome. This lady definitely does her job effectively, which is to inspire people by making them realize you don't have to be perfect to be beautiful.
@@chloeanastasia8440 totally correct. Please tell me why everyone, boy and especially girls are not taught this by every teacher they come across. I honesty feel that we need to pass on mindfulness before structured mathematics and history. Teach kids about other cultures and the differences that are prevalent before calculus and classic literature. So, when a child arrives at school with whatever issues they bring.. they don't have such a hard time. It's simple really. But division is control unfortunately. fear and mistrust becomes normal for children 🤔...😢🙏🌍
The orphanage where they went to must be a great place to grow up. Look at her, she turned into a chill and mentally strong woman. And her friend is also a chill and open minded woman. Happy for them😊
She's a better person than me. I look at her and all I can do is be angry that any human would do that to another human. Maybe the fact that I'm angry allows her to be forgiving, even if she doesn't know about my anger. But my anger will never harm another human, or else I would be just as bad as they are. I may never be as good as she is but I will never be as bad as that.
i honestly think she's able to forgive her dad because she's successful and at a good point in life. if she was still living in misery, i dont think she would be able to forgive him because he ruined her life. im so happy she is strong enough to overcome this and shes doing well.
I cried so hard! I cried because it happened to her as a baby, how happy and positive she is, and how she keeps going. I cant believe this happened and keeps happening to people. So angry that this happened to her but so proud of her. She's so amazing.
Make her a bollywood actress. She deserves to be one. I'll support her and I'll go to the theatre to watch her movie. Let's show some love and support.
@@rebinalaishram7867 there are multiple film industries in india. Not just bollywood. We have many wood's. However people outside from india think that we only have bollywood. Which is not true
I find it so nice that she was able to forgive her father. If I was her, I would probably hate him for all my life, but forgiveness works better than anger.
Destruction has always been easier than creation. I'd argue that ability is a good thing. If you take away one's ability for bad you devalue their achievements when or if they do good. It's no longer good; it's merely default. Plus you can actively get in the way of good too if you make acids more expensive whether or not you try to restrict them. It could easily be argued that cheap, ubiquitous chemicals have done and continue to do a great many positive things in this world.
The only way to diminish this stuff is education but neither India nor the world is so keen on educating... Because that would mean changing the status quo.
@@divx1001 It's not about education. Even some educated people do this. It's about having a criminal mentality, most of the times acid attacks happens when someone is crazed for revenge when they are rejected by the girl. It's just horrible.
I was trying so hard to not cry but when the interviewer asked "what would you say to your attacker?" and she replied "you mean my dad" with a sad chuckle and then she said "why did you do that" her voice broke there and I too broke like bro how can a human being- no her own dad can take such a violence action towards his wife and daughter
The person who did this to her and his wife is a monster. I am so saddened by her story. She is such a strong, beautiful soul. I hope only the best things will come to her from now on. This is definitely one of the hardest life story I have ever heard.
The logic she tells at 5:00 is insane. "If the guy wants to be with someone but the girl doesn't, he'll throw acid at her so that nobody will want her." That's crazy. How can someone think like that? Imagine how bad it would've gotten if you had started a relationship with a person like that, not knowing that, in an alternative life, he would've thrown acid at you.
Yeah, that actually happen... People throw acid to destroy the girl's life so that nobody will want her and that's only because they can't get her... I know that's horrible but that's the truth :(
There are some people like that. I had a Stalker back then to the point he found out where I lived and I was so scared because of all the horrible things he said he would do. Police took a long time to take me serious.
When she said that it was normal in school (before college), I felt so happy for her. Children are innocent in her school, knowing that those kids were taught well. If it were in other schools/country, people would get bullied. She is a good person worthy of being an inspiration.
@@srinarayanharimishra4962 Yes, during my parents and my elder brothers time. It was there. But, now it is less and in some places, its not at all. After 2010s, the practice of bullying has decreased. Now, I am in my 10th standard and till this I have never felt unsafe in my school and no bullying at all. The time has changed, so as the people and the place.
@@srinarayanharimishra4962 No, I am in Kendriya Vidyalaya in Rourkela in Odisha and it is super safe. KVs are actually safe for everyone. We also have a lot of transferred students. They have also said that being in KV is good and no bullying.
i am a jnvian too and that happens only in boys' house😒 grow up boys. it is not a problem in jnv...it is a problem with BOYS of jnv where seniority is a dang serious issue.
She is a very brave and strong person. I think the man who did that deserves the worst possible punishment imaginable. I am glad she found a way to still be beautiful. God bless her.
@OMEGALUL 123 What the hell's wrong with you?? Nothing this person said was hateful or toxic, they just rightfully stated the person who did it deserves to suffer, which pretty much all religious texts are in agreement with. You seem like you have something wrong with you.
@OMEGALUL 123 shut up ...that man killed his wife ..and almost killed his daughter that man don't Deservers any good.. i don't see you defending the victims but a murdered ??? Wtf
@Frozen Monster All my life didn't believe some one can kill others especially they family members but the truth hit hard when i realize some people are pure evil ..that man know exactly what he was doing putting acid on his wife that's called coldblooded ..so many husbands kill they wife because thet believe they own them.. they believe they are more superior
It's unbelievable how she is just so confident to go outside and she has such a bright personality while other people are afraid to go outside without makeup just because they have a few pimples that will go away...
Her father should never be let out of jail. Her mother died. It was murder in the most horrific way. Not to mention what happened to this poor, brave girl.
She is a beautiful woman and because she was sprayed with acid, her beauty was hidden. Beauty is not important to a person, character is important. Hopefully her story will inspire.
When I saw the thumbnail, I thought she was attacked with fire as an adult. I thought someone tried to take away her beauty but failed. Now I realize it was even more serious. I appreciate her giving an interview. Thank you all.
She’s one of the most wonderful source of inspiration I’ve seen. I can only show respect and admiration for all her courage. She is really beautiful. Thank you Asian Boss for sharing with us her story. ❤️
The cruelty of some people is beyond understanding. Sadly, it's women and children who suffer the most. The reasons are never justifiable either. She's an amazingly strong, brave, and self-confident person. Continued blessings be upon her.
So no ones gonna talk about how professional the Interviewer was? From some of the videos I’ve seen on asian boss...literally all of the interviewer were really chill and also acted very professional unlike most of the western interviewer ( no hate to them tho lmao )
She's very pretty that acid couldn't take away from her beauty.... Also I'm so glad that this didn't stop her from following her dreams.Hope That dad rot In his own special level of hell.
I am sooo very grateful that people like Anmol exist and that her life choices help us be more aware, in a positive way, showing us the true value of self-love and acceptance and how it can enrich our lives.
Can we talk about how dangerous have became India and Bangladesh's acid attack incidents! It's not one girl or two girl, it's just uncountable incidents now! It's scary cause without even knowing you could be victim of this attack, and I'm still surprised not a single government have talked about this issue! I'm scared to live in this world! Every time you go out you have to be prepared to protect yourself from harrassment and such incidents! It's just scary!😭
Indian government has made it compulsory for shop keepers to not sell concentrated acid in large quantities without permission... asian boss has made another video on this topic in the past you can check it. But sadly the shopkeers nor people following the rule
@@preethanadig6252 yes I have seen that video! In India rules are only written in paper no one follows it! Police here are less bothered about the illegal selling of acids!
@@asilaslapt1510 Are you for real? Media hypes up the rapes in India but statistically speaking compared to the population in the country women are fairly safer than most countries. But I do understand why you would think that.
@@drakko1635 even compared to population it's much higher than countries with higher compared population like indonasia .l think pakistan is also almost same as india even in domestic violence and justice system is very bad l heard about raped girls family hitted by car on way to court and like recently police burning body .l think country had given death penalty for few rapists last year but actually l need to ask where is this acid attaker none of them didn't get punishments
Well, in their religion (at least in some areas) it was once expected of female widows to burn themselves to death alongside the bodies of their dead husbands, so they could be "together with their husband" in death. They would be worshipped as local goddesses, but many women were forced to participate in that tradition, so the husband's family could get their valuables back. If she staid alive, she could've kept them. Luckily, this tradition is almost entirely eradicated, but it shows that just because a country has female goddesses, it doesn't mean that they can't be barbaric. Btw, it was not expected of male widows to burn themselves. Double standards everywhere. See widow burning on Wikipedia to learn more.
I'm just happy she was able to do what she wanted and I hope she succeeds in bringing awareness to acid attacks because as she said you should never have the right to destroy anyone life!
I love how she’s still so positive after everything that’s happened to her. She’s truly such an inspiration and her confidence just makes her even more beautiful to me. Her smile is so pure and beautiful too!
Is such a simple thing to take time to show someone else's story but not everyone does it, and to do it giving the voice and place for people like you guys do it's something phenomenal. Thank you so much for this content Asian Boss, I feel like you make me become a better person everyday, I'll stay curious!
Im so glad she had a good school life. I literally breathed a sigh of relief. Im wishing nothing but for her to always be happy and carefree for this life!
Her story made me cry; not many people are able to be so bright and strong like her after such a life-changing trauma. She is so strong and brave. She shines like a star. About the video editing: I just wish that the the jump cuts between questions were not so sudden, it takes away the sincerity of the conversation. In a natural conversation and interview, the interviewer would not be asking just straight forward questions one another the other. We get to see the interpersonal reactions between the interviewer and interviewee while the story is being shared and that is a great substance to the story imo.
"I measure the progress of a community by the degree of progress its women have achieved." - BR Ambedkar Babasaheb would have been disappointed to see such things happening in our country. India has a long way to go.
Because Of U.P Punjab Bihar and Haryana Why Western And Southern India Which are as Safe as Europe and Himalayan States Which is more safe than Europe , Why Should be They Blamed? Himalayan States Except Jammu Kashmir Because it Has been One Of the Worst In Many indexes (Due to Islamic State and 'Pakistan' Having Terrorist Operations There) , others Like H.P and Uttarakhand and North East Are Really Safer. I have Travelled To north east and Uttarakand It's more Safe Than Europe Japan or even America .
she has a stunning personality!! So driven towards her goals, definitely something I need to work on. Wishing her happiness and the best of luck on all her endeavors
“Cover your face, because it’s not good for others” wow, all I have to say is, thats so insensitive and so disgusting to say to someone, people somehow-
You go, girl!!!! We should have ALL SORTS of models out there, so that girls and women all over the world, of all walks of life and life experiences, have someone to represent them and relate to them! The heart is more important than what you look like, and even still, there are many MANY different ways to be beautiful 💖💕
Beauty comes from within and she is truly beautiful. I wish we had more influencers of her sort out in the world instead of the psychopathic narcissists we see today.
She is such an inspiration! Thank you Asian Boss for sharing her story. Stories like these really help put things in perspective for me. They show me that if people who have gone through horrific experiences can still manage to find happiness and enjoy life, so, too, can I.
Props to the schoolmates which didn't treat her differently. Scarring in the childhood really influences the life
Yeah, it was that way because, she was in an orphanage.
If she was in a normal school, again there would be discrimination, I guess.
I don't know, it's just my opinion.
@@god-0f-war I don't think bro it happens in all schools
.........if homeroom teachers are supportive they can create a friendly environment.......as children are like clay which can be crafted in a beautiful way.........one of my classmate in 6th had half of body burned but we were not different to him than others
@@god-0f-war you might be saying this based on your experience. But believe me there are supportive communities in this world, it's just that to keep a community like that there must be lots of effort from all of its members and it's not a matter of how much money the community has.
Not everywhere is America and UK where she'll be bullied and mocked
It's because it's India you se that kind of thing everyday so they are more tolerant
Whoever chose her name, absolutely nailed it. Anmol translates to invaluable.
It also means "precious."
One of a kind
Indeed
It is very good name and common in India ,,,,this name means no one can but this and also precious
Her parents?
The fact that her own father did this and she harbors seemingly little anger and resentment towards him... what a beautiful human inside and out. 🧡
I cried when she said that her father should do some yoga. What compassion and strength 😭
yes she is so lovely
True, but when asked about her Dad, her answer is not perfectly translated. For eg- At 14:08 the translation says - " I forgave him because I don't know his exact motive", but in reality she said- "Yes, I have done that long ago". She never said "I don't know his exact motive", in the entire interview. No motive can justify this horrific act.
I feel her message is important and so it needs to reach the world, as it is.
It MADE her
what father would do this to his own children?! He is not her father and she shouldnt forgive him nor stay in contact with him! I would cut all the chase with that person in an instant! He is a monster.
Things i learned form this video:
1.She is sooooo strong and beautiful.
2. She is a great model. I mean just look at those pictures.
3. School kids are more mature that college kids.
Said the person whos got ugly in his name😂😂
@@lingrajpatted7286 Thanks for the reminder. I was thinking about changing my user name :)
@@middlechild942 he is stupid why you want your username live for yourself 👍
@@shawnmicheal9638 My username was something like uglycow or owl for years. Good thing i changed it to my name.
She was attacked by her own father, her mom passed away and leave her alone, live in an Orphanage with no family, she got bullied by people around, but she is still grateful for everything happened in her life 😢 She is amazing and so inspiring
Thanks for what you do Asian boss. Props to her for carrying on and being stronger than I am
We are all much stronger than we realize
idk what ur facing, but you ARE strong. kay?
What a dead channel
Now this is what the real influencer is. Showing with her example how strong you can be, no matter what. Not all those rich kids asking for the free accommodations for promotion.
True.
Exactly.
*fact.*
correct! not some influencers that just flaunt their luxury bags haul or doing useless content
Yes!
I love that she's so positive even towards her awful dad. When asked about him she speaks kindly instead of full of hate. Such a sweet soul
True, but when asked about her Dad, her answer is not perfectly translated. For eg- At 14:08 the translation says - " I forgave him because I don't know his exact motive", but in reality she said- "Yes, I have done that long ago". She never said "I don't know his exact motive", in the entire interview. No motive can justify this horrific act.
I feel her message is important and so it needs to reach the world, as it is.
That's not a good thing though
@@snaik9141 It is, it means that she reconciled with her past and isn't full of resentment, therefore able to move on and enjoy her life
@@garimakilledar5810 very true, thanks for correcting the translation, it's important towards Anmol,she deserves all respect, very touching her mindset it's nearly surrealistic.
Yes so true she is a forgiving person, full of 💘, love covers a multitude of sins, very confident young lady, keep on doing the things you love to make you happy at the end of the day nobody's can love you like your own self, once there is hope there is life, beauty is found from the inside and it's reflect from the outside may god bless you dear
I love India. Female rights in India really needs a tremendous change....
You are everywhere
Everywhere comments this under your comment so i did as well
I see you everywhere...
I know. It's really sad we are doing very less for women safety. 😑
@@meghanapatole2065 And Not '' South " Korea . And Japan Wah Par Bhi same Thing To itna Bias Kyu?
@@Heeyboii I have never being to south korea or japan nor I am aware about those countries I was born and raised in India. So I will only talk about my country. I will not speak of other countries because I don't any knowledge about it male patriarchy dominance culture of South Korea or Japan.
I felt like a spoiled brat complaining about how I look all the time.
You go girl.
I support you.
Beautiful inside and out.
I wish you more success in life.
Same
Thank you to the doctors and nurses who took care of you till you went to the orphanage. Thank you to the orphanage taking care of their children and not abusing you further. Thank you Anmol, for being so positive, smart and brave. Your father did not deserve such a wonderful daughter
A positive comment ,thank u
Very true and accurate 👍🙏
She is truly Beautiful inside and out!
Anmol is very Positive and Confident and I love that about her.
Mom surely did not died in vain, she Leave a Beautiful young lady, who I know has to have her 💖 full of Love.
May you continue to Rise Higher and Higher🙏. God is in Control of your Life not man..
None of knows what will happen to us.
Could be an accident, anything can change our live at any time..... So we need to stop stereotype nonsense.
God Bless and Keep you always 🙏.
She's a great lady n has got a big heart
who tf are these people telling them to cover their faces becuz it's not good for others..??? thank goodness she did not listen to them and grew up to be a beautiful and confident person
This is why Asian boss should never go away
Because no one else will go out of their way to cover people's story like this
Her story has been covered many times but not on an international platform like Asian boss
@@estherselvarani88 Exactly
This girl is so strong, damn! She's super smart, communicates well and has a great attitude.
I agree
Yesss😍💜💜
I have facial disfigurement since birth born with bilateral cleft lip and palate, nothing as bad as she has now but my whole life I feel like I should hide myself away because I feel so unworthy in the public eye. But here she is, boldly showcasing herself and doing what she loves so loudly. Thanks for showing us this video, Asian Boss. It really reminds me to work on being mentally stronger
I can married with you ??! I love one heart not one face !! Sorry my english is bad.... but you can understand than i love you like you are ❤
@@xx-wabbit-xx thats sweet but creepy i understand but u can't love someone like this u should have approached her in a better way lol
This shouldn't happen to anyone. She's inspiring. The stuff I complain about is embarassing considering what she has been through and she still stays positive.
Millions of parents kill their children via child abortion. No child deserves that. And there is no difference to acid attacks, in both cases the parents are monsters.
But Indians never stop
@@OpenGL4ever that's not the same thing. Are you saying that destroying a cluster of cells that have no ability to feel anything and no sense of identity early on in a pregnancy is equivalent to burning a sentient child's body with acid? If so, that's ridiculous. This video also has nothing to do qith abortion. Get a grip.
The fact that her own DAD attacked her mom and her....I have no words. I literally have no words.
And the fact that he didn't even get hanged for the acid attack and murder. Wow India's judicial system wow.
Rarely death penalty is given in India because death is instant but life time suffering is horrible. Recently nirbhaya rapists were given death penalty. so acid attackers are jailed for life and their life in jail is horrible..!! Police n other inmates treat them like rats...
@@preethanadig6252 I'm indian as well, I know this but no, inmates are not treated like rats at all. there's laws to protect prisoners from cruelty but none to protect innocent citizens apparently. anyway capital punishment is just my view point on this. i understand your opinion as well
@@amrastogi511 As an Indian you should also know that there are Activists who cry when someone is given a death penalty saying it's a violation of his rights blah blah blah..
@@Smbdy_not_significant because death penalty has cons, most of these attacks are done sadly by a relative or someone close, thus most of these cases don't even end up registered. Plus if an innocent person is framed falsely, that did be worser.But yeah I'll agree that the human right activist are much more of a pain in ass.
@@amrastogi511 my family is in police department and I have lived in localities closer to police station. You have no idea the way police beat people up if they are found guilty esp rapists , acid attackers and the ones who harass women ,children. They beat them up on the back, thighs and cover them up when pics are taken or when produced to court so you guys think they are taken care of really well bt thats not the case 😬 only guilty ppl are treated that way..i grew up hearing those ppl screaming n crying at night ..well they deserve it!
And here I am, complaining about not been as tall as I would like to be, this girl is solid proof of braveness and courage. She gets real beauty to another level 😍😍😍
What's your height.?
@@viralhub8745 1.73 meters (5.67 foot)
@@d.epranime5295 That’s a totally normal height, I would never classify that as short. It might be because I’m 5’3, but still. Just sayin.
Short guys are cute too, there are many people out there who wouldnt care at all :)
@@d.epranime5295 same as me.! But I'm happy with my height🙌
Still calling her father Dad makes us realize she has great character and heart. May God bless her.
India really needs to do something about the availability of acids, it should be a controlled substance
Not possible. India is a third world country and can't even build enough toilets, much less control anything.
@@icephoenix3565 there are toilets 😑
@@icephoenix3565 bro toilet problems were in 2013 in some backwards places
@@icephoenix3565 We have enough toilets 😬
@@icephoenix3565
Are you living in Africa
This is not 2013
This is 2021 and the PM is Narendra Modi Ji
All the facilities are improving day by day
Maybe you can apply for a checkup to a good eye doctor
I like the fact how Asian Boss (India) started to interview and make content about India in Hindi even though we are fluent in English, great to see language diversity
Well it depends on the one who takes interview , like this guy started talking in Hindi so the whole convo continued in Hindi
@@lazyninja4646 Actually I think it's because of the Indian viewers who commented on other videos asking Asian Boss to cover interviews in Hindi.
HINDI IS NOT THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE
Yes I love this too 💖
@@snaik9141
ENGLISH ISN'T EITHER. It isn't even an Indian language yet Indians are always obsessed with using it and feel so proud doing so. Be proud of our Indian languages & culture instead
Being in an orphanage she was raised well. Growing up none of the kids made her feel she was different. This is important. If she was raised in a family or a community she would definitely be discriminated from an early age.
Yes... Her family at the orphanage was so loving and accepting. I really think their support made her shine even more. I'm so happy they appreciated her. I was shocked when I found out her dad did this... so sad.
kinda true!
You know, people often say that part of looking good or being attractive is having confidence in yourself. I always thought to myself that confidence won't help that much if you're not good looking in the first place. But then this lady actually exists and even with a disfigured face, her confidence is somehow able to make her have this beautiful aura around her. Great poise, wonderful grace, elegant movements. She really does show that these traits can make someone beautiful even in a non-traditional way. For us guys, it's probably lack of hair or going bald that makes us lose confidence, but you know what, there are guys like Bruce Willis and Vin Diesel, even The Rock himself, who make being bald look awesome. This lady definitely does her job effectively, which is to inspire people by making them realize you don't have to be perfect to be beautiful.
But she really has a gorgeous face tho, if only that acid attack had never happened. I'm so proud of her for being brave and strong.
Yes, if we have a beautiful heart, we will look beautiful on the outside too 🤍❤️
@@chloeanastasia8440 totally correct. Please tell me why everyone, boy and especially girls are not taught this by every teacher they come across. I honesty feel that we need to pass on mindfulness before structured mathematics and history. Teach kids about other cultures and the differences that are prevalent before calculus and classic literature. So, when a child arrives at school with whatever issues they bring.. they don't have such a hard time. It's simple really. But division is control unfortunately. fear and mistrust becomes normal for children 🤔...😢🙏🌍
@OMEGALUL 123 You're in the wrong here. Anmol is beautiful for who she is, and that has nothing to do with her face.
You are right, bald is awesome but you forgot the best.
John Travolta
The girl is actually really pretty. And her personality/way of being is even more beautiful
The orphanage where they went to must be a great place to grow up. Look at her, she turned into a chill and mentally strong woman. And her friend is also a chill and open minded woman. Happy for them😊
She is an inspiration and motivation for those people. I hope her life is full of happiness
No she is inspiration and motivation for everyone. 🥰
Fun fact: If you go to Endia 🇮🇳 you'll see lots of ddirty disgusting stinky slums
@@NightcorEDM learn to spell you 8yo kid
@@NightcorEDM I already know which country you're from lol
@@NightcorEDM simple solution...never go to Endia(🤣🤭)...
If u hate dirty slums..
She's a better person than me. I look at her and all I can do is be angry that any human would do that to another human. Maybe the fact that I'm angry allows her to be forgiving, even if she doesn't know about my anger. But my anger will never harm another human, or else I would be just as bad as they are. I may never be as good as she is but I will never be as bad as that.
She is a better person than most of us
i honestly think she's able to forgive her dad because she's successful and at a good point in life. if she was still living in misery, i dont think she would be able to forgive him because he ruined her life. im so happy she is strong enough to overcome this and shes doing well.
I cried so hard! I cried because it happened to her as a baby, how happy and positive she is, and how she keeps going. I cant believe this happened and keeps happening to people. So angry that this happened to her but so proud of her. She's so amazing.
Make her a bollywood actress. She deserves to be one. I'll support her and I'll go to the theatre to watch her movie. Let's show some love and support.
She already say she is actress. In films
@@rebinalaishram7867 there are multiple film industries in india. Not just bollywood. We have many wood's. However people outside from india think that we only have bollywood. Which is not true
@Abhishek B Saraganachari it's not Indian industry,it's just hindi industry
@Abhishek B Saraganachari it is not? There are so many south Indian industries, pretty sure north east has some too, bollywood is not everything
Most will avoid it
I find it so nice that she was able to forgive her father. If I was her, I would probably hate him for all my life, but forgiveness works better than anger.
It's awful that someone that young has to go through something like an acid attack... I'm glad she's strong and keeping up
She's an amazing example of a wahine toa...a strong woman/leader/warrior. Much respect!
It's bad that for 28 cents USD, you can ruin someone's life.
Destruction has always been easier than creation. I'd argue that ability is a good thing. If you take away one's ability for bad you devalue their achievements when or if they do good. It's no longer good; it's merely default. Plus you can actively get in the way of good too if you make acids more expensive whether or not you try to restrict them. It could easily be argued that cheap, ubiquitous chemicals have done and continue to do a great many positive things in this world.
The only way to diminish this stuff is education but neither India nor the world is so keen on educating... Because that would mean changing the status quo.
Lol even you can ruin someone's life without any cents...
@@divx1001 It's not about education. Even some educated people do this. It's about having a criminal mentality, most of the times acid attacks happens when someone is crazed for revenge when they are rejected by the girl. It's just horrible.
@@EnthalpyAndEntropy almost like free will.
I was trying so hard to not cry but when the interviewer asked "what would you say to your attacker?" and she replied "you mean my dad" with a sad chuckle and then she said "why did you do that" her voice broke there and I too broke like bro how can a human being- no her own dad can take such a violence action towards his wife and daughter
The person who did this to her and his wife is a monster. I am so saddened by her story. She is such a strong, beautiful soul. I hope only the best things will come to her from now on. This is definitely one of the hardest life story I have ever heard.
The logic she tells at 5:00 is insane. "If the guy wants to be with someone but the girl doesn't, he'll throw acid at her so that nobody will want her." That's crazy. How can someone think like that? Imagine how bad it would've gotten if you had started a relationship with a person like that, not knowing that, in an alternative life, he would've thrown acid at you.
It actually happened in real life . There is a movie called "chhapak" . People are ruthless .
Yeah, that actually happen...
People throw acid to destroy the girl's life so that nobody will want her and that's only because they can't get her...
I know that's horrible but that's the truth :(
There are some people like that. I had a Stalker back then to the point he found out where I lived and I was so scared because of all the horrible things he said he would do. Police took a long time to take me serious.
and that's on being selfish. If you truly love one person even if it's not reciprocated you should accept it and want the best for the other.
@@al3ssi4 That's right. It's ludicrous that you'd want harm to that person.
When she said that it was normal in school (before college), I felt so happy for her. Children are innocent in her school, knowing that those kids were taught well. If it were in other schools/country, people would get bullied.
She is a good person worthy of being an inspiration.
Actually, in India we don't practice bully system in schools.
@@srinarayanharimishra4962 But there's a law against this practice. U can search it on Google.
@@srinarayanharimishra4962 Yes, during my parents and my elder brothers time. It was there. But, now it is less and in some places, its not at all. After 2010s, the practice of bullying has decreased. Now, I am in my 10th standard and till this I have never felt unsafe in my school and no bullying at all. The time has changed, so as the people and the place.
@@srinarayanharimishra4962 No, I am in Kendriya Vidyalaya in Rourkela in Odisha and it is super safe.
KVs are actually safe for everyone. We also have a lot of transferred students. They have also said that being in KV is good and no bullying.
i am a jnvian too and that happens only in boys' house😒 grow up boys. it is not a problem in jnv...it is a problem with BOYS of jnv where seniority is a dang serious issue.
She is a very brave and strong person. I think the man who did that deserves the worst possible punishment imaginable. I am glad she found a way to still be beautiful. God bless her.
@OMEGALUL 123 What the hell's wrong with you?? Nothing this person said was hateful or toxic, they just rightfully stated the person who did it deserves to suffer, which pretty much all religious texts are in agreement with. You seem like you have something wrong with you.
@OMEGALUL 123 shut up ...that man killed his wife ..and almost killed his daughter that man don't Deservers any good.. i don't see you defending the victims but a murdered ??? Wtf
@OMEGALUL 123 you scream 5 to me
@Frozen Monster All my life didn't believe some one can kill others especially they family members but the truth hit hard when i realize some people are pure evil ..that man know exactly what he was doing putting acid on his wife that's called coldblooded ..so many husbands kill they wife because thet believe they own them.. they believe they are more superior
@OMEGALUL 123 who's talking a kid
She is the epitome of Self - Made. RESPECT ❤️❤️
This just breaks my heart, I hate this stupid world. She is incredible though, what an amazing human being...she's a star!
It's unbelievable how she is just so confident to go outside and she has such a bright personality while other people are afraid to go outside without makeup just because they have a few pimples that will go away...
Its crazy how petty people can be haha
this comment is everything!! yes, she’s such a confident girl and that’s what makes her very beautiful to me to be honest
Yes army you're right 💜
@@vinitasingh7481 💜💜
Her father should never be let out of jail. Her mother died. It was murder in the most horrific way. Not to mention what happened to this poor, brave girl.
can't she make any plastic surgery? or something to get rid of the scars?
It's severe acid burns to your skin, I'd assume it would take years or never for your skin to recover, how can she get PS for that?
She is a beautiful woman and because she was sprayed with acid, her beauty was hidden. Beauty is not important to a person, character is important. Hopefully her story will inspire.
Even with the acid she is stunning.
I think it's about her aura
"We only live once" that's something very touching to heart
I don’t understand why a person would ever do that to another person, esp one holding a baby. But she is beautiful.
When I saw the thumbnail, I thought she was attacked with fire as an adult. I thought someone tried to take away her beauty but failed. Now I realize it was even more serious. I appreciate her giving an interview. Thank you all.
Could you imagine???? sometimes I hate this piss hole world. But love keeps me moving forwards. What a strong strong soul
And I'm in depression for few pimples and scars I can't feel her pain 😪😪 she's so strong
Yaaa same with me😏
She’s one of the most wonderful source of inspiration I’ve seen. I can only show respect and admiration for all her courage. She is really beautiful.
Thank you Asian Boss for sharing with us her story. ❤️
She got that what many of us don't have : self confidence and self love.
The cruelty of some people is beyond understanding. Sadly, it's women and children who suffer the most. The reasons are never justifiable either.
She's an amazingly strong, brave, and self-confident person. Continued blessings be upon her.
Animals and pet also the most suffer by the cruelty of people too
She's so brave and she is a true influencer that we need!
the more you looks at her, the more beautiful she gets really...
she's got such a nice personality 😭
Thanks Never Give Up 👍
So no ones gonna talk about how professional the Interviewer was? From some of the videos I’ve seen on asian boss...literally all of the interviewer were really chill and also acted very professional unlike most of the western interviewer ( no hate to them tho lmao )
Oh my I love her the way she talks about her dad. She’s so confident in her own skin and that’s very attractive.
She's very pretty that acid couldn't take away from her beauty.... Also I'm so glad that this didn't stop her from following her dreams.Hope That dad rot In his own special level of hell.
She is very strong person.. everybody should follow her spirits
When the interviewer asked ,"What would you like to say to your attacker?", her answers made her equivalent to a God.
I know! The way she laughed so casually and said "You should learn a better way to manager your anger, maybe take up yoga or something."
She is so inspiring..
Now this is what a real influencer is, she is showing us an exmple of how strong & inspiring you can be..
Hats off to you mam...
She is beautiful . Her love for herself is what keeps her going forward . She is a true inspiration. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
She is example of true beauty and strength. She is has proven this.
May shiva bless this woman a happy career in modeling!
Who’s Shiva?
@@alhur1918 he's our god
amen.
@@alhur1918 Your teacher/school failed you at teaching world history if you don't know who Shiva is.
@@MrAllmightyCornholioz he/she must not be indian. No need to get hyper be respectful to others.
This is my definition of real beauty. Accepting yourself for who you are.
I am sooo very grateful that people like Anmol exist and that her life choices help us be more aware, in a positive way, showing us the true value of self-love and acceptance and how it can enrich our lives.
Can we talk about how dangerous have became India and Bangladesh's acid attack incidents! It's not one girl or two girl, it's just uncountable incidents now! It's scary cause without even knowing you could be victim of this attack, and I'm still surprised not a single government have talked about this issue! I'm scared to live in this world! Every time you go out you have to be prepared to protect yourself from harrassment and such incidents! It's just scary!😭
Indian government has made it compulsory for shop keepers to not sell concentrated acid in large quantities without permission... asian boss has made another video on this topic in the past you can check it. But sadly the shopkeers nor people following the rule
@@preethanadig6252 yes I have seen that video! In India rules are only written in paper no one follows it! Police here are less bothered about the illegal selling of acids!
@@preethanadig6252 thats the problem of this country!!!rules are just made not implemented
Care about the people u are killing in Bangladesh and temples u are destroying in Bangladesh
@@cataspirant-k5g wtf
It's ironic that this happens in the land of Goddesses. She's an inspiring brave girl ❤️
It really is, you'd think that women would be respected more in a country who places importance on their goddesses.
India is the one of the most dangerous place for being women but they are very nice people too hope everything changes 🙏
@@asilaslapt1510 Are you for real? Media hypes up the rapes in India but statistically speaking compared to the population in the country women are fairly safer than most countries. But I do understand why you would think that.
@@drakko1635 even compared to population it's much higher than countries with higher compared population like indonasia .l think pakistan is also almost same as india even in domestic violence and justice system is very bad l heard about raped girls family hitted by car on way to court and like recently police burning body .l think country had given death penalty for few rapists last year but actually l need to ask where is this acid attaker none of them didn't get punishments
Well, in their religion (at least in some areas) it was once expected of female widows to burn themselves to death alongside the bodies of their dead husbands, so they could be "together with their husband" in death. They would be worshipped as local goddesses, but many women were forced to participate in that tradition, so the husband's family could get their valuables back. If she staid alive, she could've kept them. Luckily, this tradition is almost entirely eradicated, but it shows that just because a country has female goddesses, it doesn't mean that they can't be barbaric. Btw, it was not expected of male widows to burn themselves. Double standards everywhere.
See widow burning on Wikipedia to learn more.
I'm just happy she was able to do what she wanted and I hope she succeeds in bringing awareness to acid attacks because as she said you should never have the right to destroy anyone life!
Hello beautiful how are you doing today
People who go through an extremely negative event and yet their spirit remains intact are really the strongest in our society!
I love how she’s still so positive after everything that’s happened to her. She’s truly such an inspiration and her confidence just makes her even more beautiful to me. Her smile is so pure and beautiful too!
Is such a simple thing to take time to show someone else's story but not everyone does it, and to do it giving the voice and place for people like you guys do it's something phenomenal. Thank you so much for this content Asian Boss, I feel like you make me become a better person everyday, I'll stay curious!
Wow. I could never go on like she has... incredible strength.
this woman is one of the strongest and toughest people alive. Massive respect
Im so glad she had a good school life. I literally breathed a sigh of relief. Im wishing nothing but for her to always be happy and carefree for this life!
The way Anmol and her friend support and inspire each other warms my heart.
Her story made me cry; not many people are able to be so bright and strong like her after such a life-changing trauma. She is so strong and brave. She shines like a star.
About the video editing: I just wish that the the jump cuts between questions were not so sudden, it takes away the sincerity of the conversation. In a natural conversation and interview, the interviewer would not be asking just straight forward questions one another the other. We get to see the interpersonal reactions between the interviewer and interviewee while the story is being shared and that is a great substance to the story imo.
"I measure the progress of a community by the degree of progress its women have achieved." - BR Ambedkar
Babasaheb would have been disappointed to see such things happening in our country. India has a long way to go.
Because Of U.P Punjab Bihar and Haryana Why Western And Southern India Which are as Safe as Europe and Himalayan States Which is more safe than Europe , Why Should be They Blamed? Himalayan States Except Jammu Kashmir Because it Has been One Of the Worst In Many indexes (Due to Islamic State and 'Pakistan' Having Terrorist Operations There) , others Like H.P and Uttarakhand and North East Are Really Safer.
I have Travelled To north east and Uttarakand It's more Safe Than Europe Japan or even America .
@@Heeyboii Uttarakhand is safer?! Someone's not watching the news.
She's such a likeable person, when I was listening to her I completely stopped noticing her burns.
Ikrrrrr omg she's a great inspiration
Exactly👍
WOW! what a great person this lady is! Not sure if I could be as forgiving as this lady thousand thumbs up to her and hope she has a great future !
An amazing and beautiful lady and this is exactly the type of influencer the world needs on social media.
I wanna be her friend!! What an incredible ray of beauty and positivity, we all can learn from her.
More power to you! You go, woman!
she has a stunning personality!! So driven towards her goals, definitely something I need to work on. Wishing her happiness and the best of luck on all her endeavors
She's a hero. She's amazing. I wish her just all of the happiness in the world.
Thank you for this interview and showing Anmol's amazing and compassionate spirit. Her beauty really shines through!!
“Cover your face, because it’s not good for others” wow, all I have to say is, thats so insensitive and so disgusting to say to someone, people somehow-
I can't believe how positive she is. Lessons to be learned!
You go, girl!!!! We should have ALL SORTS of models out there, so that girls and women all over the world, of all walks of life and life experiences, have someone to represent them and relate to them! The heart is more important than what you look like, and even still, there are many MANY different ways to be beautiful 💖💕
Beauty comes from within and she is truly beautiful.
I wish we had more influencers of her sort out in the world instead of the psychopathic narcissists we see today.
Touché, you said it "right on point, in a few words! Yes, indeed, I totally agree! ; -)
As a plastic surgery victim, her message helped me. Thank you Anmol, I hope you will be happy in your life and people will understand more
She is such an inspiration! Thank you Asian Boss for sharing her story. Stories like these really help put things in perspective for me. They show me that if people who have gone through horrific experiences can still manage to find happiness and enjoy life, so, too, can I.
I like how the Asian Boss doesn't focus on her face before the attack. This woman is amazing 🤟🏻
She was a newborn baby when the attack happened.
@@standwithukraine760 no dude
@@Noone-gz8li 2:12
She is grace in the face of adversity personified. May this young woman have a beautiful life.
OMG she stills calls him dad, and doesnot hate him, she is gem of a person.
Being able to say that she forgives her father for what he did, now that is a strong character. I Don't think I would be able to do that.
Such a strong girl..i envy her personality, soo optimistic towards life ...have a happy life ahead😊💜
The way she look to her life is just amazing ...even a normal person cant have that attitude towards life....❤️
Love her energy and attitude. She's gorgeous in every aspect. A great role model for all women and girls.
Keep going strong Anmol!!!
Compare to her . I realised we complaint so many little things like why I don't have (perfect nose, big eyes )something like that 😞😔
Me too 🥺😞
@@blink_x_3538 never change yourself. You will lose your unique self.
I literally, love her smile.