@Christopher Bingham Character of Raj is just like any other Indian. We don't really care abt the religion. We have So Many here. Hinduism is not a single bookish religion like abrahamic religions
How is it possible though? Under grad school is 3 years, and then 4 more years of masters and PhD... even if he did it all with no breaks and started as soon as he finished school, he would have a PhD at 25. So how has he been working for a few years by that time?
The Man from the pattern land I kind of assumed they were okay with it based on the way they talked about the couple they mentioned (sorry no clue how to spell those names). They weren’t disrespectful they just complimented their adopted child rather than say something like that poor child or something like that. Idk I got the same sense they were okay with gay couples just based on that one conversation. But they also didn’t seem grossed out or upset that their son was friends with (as they thought at that time) a gay couple.
Raj can't speak to women due to being abused and mistreated and being afraid of them. He's lived with his mother and sister his entire life, I'm sure they don't count in his mind as people to be frightened of
Which Indian Parents call Punjab as POONJAB? Americans and their stereotypes 😂 Edit : This blew up, I merely stated it as it is, it's okay if any of you take it as some misunderstood jab towards anyone, let me be, people :D
This is horrible. I've been recently diagnosed with asthma and cant laugh as I used to, but when Raj's dad said: hold the camera I am looking at his crotch, I couldnt help to laugh, now I am coughing, rats!!!
I always imagine Sheldon making then sit through the 15 Minute interval that you get on the 'Fiddler…' DVD (you get a screen shot of safety curtains and 15 minutes of music as was recorded for the theatrical release) and not skipping to the next scene.
Shit man when I came from India i just loved my "independance" lol. Now, my parents have mastered skype and whatsapp and they are all after me. My mom literally stalks me switching randomly between whatsapp, google talk and viber :(
Sorry, Howard, but the entire premise of Fiddler on the Roof is acknowledging that the times are changing, and that arranged marriages are NOT always effective anymore. Using Fiddler as an example to get Raj to go through with an arranged marriage is completely missing the point. Sincerely, A fellow Jew
This show was FORMALLY AIRED during 20th century, and the video call streaming is not that long distance. Today 21st century, it is just a normal call and the distance is longer than you imagine😁😆😁😆
@@youmustcreateachanne Nope.... Many things they showed about Raj are incorrect. Rich Indians living in the capital have had broadband since the 90s, they have never heard about or watched Doogie Houser, they don't donate cows in their weddings or speak with a cartoonish accent that is completely alien to India. So yeah, it's based on the writer's idea of India which is false and ridiculous. Nothing true about it.
It's def not tea since it was from a coffee brewer. But you're def right it could have been decaf. I'm not sure if this is true..but my friend told me even on decaf there is still a small percentage of caffeine in decaf. I feel like that's something Sheldon would know and share lol.
in my country, arrange marriage still happening.. if only you not find anyone or have caurage to find someone, or dont give any care about whoever you want live with, or you can accept anyone who want to live with.. almost 50% of population get married with this style
I really like the big bang theory & raj character also. But there r many stereotypes portrayed by this series about india which r not true at all. For example in this episode,the using of word 'untouchable'. Yes there were caste based discrimination happened in india but mostly in British rule. I don't know which indian children used d word 'untouchable' in 21st century . As an indian , I just read that word in my history book. Calling someone untouchable is a crime in india. Maybe in some rural areas of North India where there r caste based discrimination happened that but not in cities like Delhi. Even I came from Haryana's small city but still not me , not my family even not my grandparents ever used d word 'untouchable' & supported any caste based discrimination.
@Saurabh Adhikari I myself a north indian, there is nothing north vs south in my mind. M just indian live & born in north & d best part of being an indian is that I can criticize openly what's wrong practice going on in my religion & in my country. I have problem with d word 'untouchables' which is not use in india at all. But there r still caste based discrimination exists in some part of india. Just like west doesn't have slavery now, but still have colour based discrimination.
@Saurabh Adhikari if u really want to change something first change ur own tone. Maybe I was wrong but whatever I said was based what I have observed in india. I have relatives in all over of d India. So whatever I said was based on what I observed while growing up. I went to west, south also & I met people from there. Do u ever heard about honour killing ? & My state is d number one in that crime. So check ur facts. That's not stereotype it's reality , just face it. By labeling anyone dumbass, doesn't change d fact. I know d difference between a fact & a stereotype.
@@vandanavats7601 , right, although i am a big fan of the show, i couldn't help to point out this that this show is depicting India like Indians are living in 200 AD. This show is full of stereotypes, false beliefs, fake scenarios, etc...etc.
So many triggered indians... Its a joke, just deal with it, ranting about how its untrue with broken english is not going to help, this is coming from an indian. If there is one stereotype that is true, it is that many indians who type comments on youtube *mostly* do not use proper english.
Why should proper English be such a big deal? it's not our own language. We have hundreds of languages in India already. English is nothing more than a communicating factor.
@@sweetnaina3692 Tomorrow, if you move outside the country, or even somewhere in Indian where your mother tongue isn't common, English is what helps. It is the most sophisticated, easiest and an international language. It deserves the respect it receives. However, I do agree that it must not be seen as a perimeter for one's intellectuality. Don't fuck it up, though.
It's funny how the Koothrappalis know a homosexual couple by the name of "Haroon and Tanvir". A Muslim homosexual couple in India. Salute to the writers.
So, here, Doctor Koothrappali just says “friends!” But in the Blu-ray release for some unknown reason, he says “I don’t see your friends”. I’ve always liked this one better lol. Clearly it’s a chop edit you can tell by how abrupt it starts.
If we using the house analogy, would you live in a house that hasn’t been finished? Like sure the game is not done but it is been on beta for a LOT of time, instead of taking a step back and make it smoother they just keep adding nonsense dynamics.
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Raj: Why are you telling me about my own culture?
LOL
shaswa I hate that
@Christopher Bingham know he does not. He knows nothing abt indian culture.
@Christopher Bingham
Character of Raj is just like any other Indian. We don't really care abt the religion. We have So Many here. Hinduism is not a single bookish religion like abrahamic religions
"You seemed confused"
Being from a culture doesnt make you an expert on it
Raj is 26 years old and has a masters, PhD and has been working for a few years by this point. That's impressive 🤔
Yea luckily it's a show about super smart people, otherwise I'd feel worse about my life haha.
How is it possible though? Under grad school is 3 years, and then 4 more years of masters and PhD... even if he did it all with no breaks and started as soon as he finished school, he would have a PhD at 25. So how has he been working for a few years by that time?
@@Shoshka1994 Could’ve started university young
@@Shoshka1994 there are programs in engineering at least where you could directly get a phd after your bachelor's.
Ok so its just my degree thats taking forever 😥🤦♀️
Is it just me or is Sheldon REALLY polite in this scene?
Lmao yea😂😂😂
He fears parents
yeeees
Amira Djiar 6
@Amira Djiar sheldon is really polite in this scene
I'm an indian medical student and yeah we love scrubs!
Also Raj's parents are quite progressive if they are cool with gay couples.
But they also tried to force their son into an arranged marriage, so not so progressive.
When did they mention being ok with gay people
The Man from the pattern land I kind of assumed they were okay with it based on the way they talked about the couple they mentioned (sorry no clue how to spell those names). They weren’t disrespectful they just complimented their adopted child rather than say something like that poor child or something like that. Idk I got the same sense they were okay with gay couples just based on that one conversation. But they also didn’t seem grossed out or upset that their son was friends with (as they thought at that time) a gay couple.
Scrubs?
@@PatternLand Did you not watch the video?
“I know what to do, find new friends” 😂😂😂
*black people scream!*
@@MRMRMRMRMR704 pp;pppppp=pp;mm k
Raj never did find new friends....😂
I read this as he said it
"Why you telling me about my own culture"😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haroon and Tanvir need their own show
They are Muslims. Why would the be gay ?
no
Lol!
No
Yes! With Raj and arranged marriage wife and arranged children with Stuart as built in baby sitter. All of New Dehli loving Stuart😂🤷♂️
Raj's parents are just brilliant
Lift up the camera, I'm looking at his crotch! hahahahaha and Harooun and Tanweer so funny. Love this show
Raj can't speak to women due to being abused and mistreated and being afraid of them. He's lived with his mother and sister his entire life, I'm sure they don't count in his mind as people to be frightened of
Abused and mistreated by whom exactly? And with his wealth I’m pretty sure the nannies were more of a mother to
Him than his own mom.
2:28
"I bet they love Scrubs"
"What's not to love?"
So True
Roof toilet. That is all.
"I bet they love Scrubs" "What's not to love" I have a new found love for this show because of this Scrubs reference.
Which Indian Parents call Punjab as POONJAB? Americans and their stereotypes 😂
Edit : This blew up, I merely stated it as it is, it's okay if any of you take it as some misunderstood jab towards anyone, let me be, people :D
Right, Indians never stereotype.
Lmao are you actually trying to shift the blame?
@Another Random Cuber the actors playing raj's parent neither of them are from india :p check google
bc she's not Indian. She just play one on TV
@@elroyrayen7749 the father's acting is actually decent. The mother is well disappointing
Its funny the 3 of them having a friendly chill conversation without anyone badmouthing another one. Just vibing about fidler 😂😂
for the first time i am seeing sheldon socializing normally :|
This is horrible. I've been recently diagnosed with asthma and cant laugh as I used to, but when Raj's dad said: hold the camera I am looking at his crotch, I couldnt help to laugh, now I am coughing, rats!!!
And Raj is back to the same point in his late 30s, looking for arranged marriage. :(
(Season 12)
Yes, but he still had some hope back then.
@@NexusDarkworld338 I thought it was back then he couldn’t talk to women, so he couldn’t have a relationship with a woman.
I always imagine Sheldon making then sit through the 15 Minute interval that you get on the 'Fiddler…' DVD (you get a screen shot of safety curtains and 15 minutes of music as was recorded for the theatrical release) and not skipping to the next scene.
I'd rather watch Cats with Sheldon. I wonder what he'd make of it.
Did she say "poonjabi" lmao
I just love this scene so much!!!
As an Indian.....I m not offended.....it is really funny
Sheldon acknowledged himself to have academics "like Raj"😂
He respects raj
I m an indian and i hv no idea what this doogie thing is ....meh
its an english tv show about a child prodigy becoming a doctor that ended in the early 90s. the joke is that its still airing in india :)
jacob brown is that still going on though cause I’ve never heard of it
@@janikaakumar669 no it's not... Never heard of that... It's time for Got and world cup
@lora 1111 😂
Never heard of that
Doogie Howser was off air in India long back too
So?
Omg, they wanted to go
Since when do they all agree so well?
"why are you telling me about my own culture?" LOL
"May be we ARE like Haroon and Tanvir" 😂
I love Fiddler on the Roof!
"Tilt up the camera, I am looking at his crotch" 🤣🤣 I love Raj's parents.
It would be great if they shoot a episode in India
The untouchable joke will go over alot of peoples head.
Has anyone noticed that Raj can talk to his mom? So technically, he CAN speak to women without drinking alcohol...interesting
Well, I think he couldn't talk to strange women, that's why eventually he began to feel more confortable to talk to Penny for example
@Amira Djiar Why?
Its because his mom is a dude 😟
@Amira Djiar Copying the post doesn't mean you can speak English now
He could speak to his sister without alcohol too
"FRIENDS!!!!!!!!!!" hahahahahaha I love the Koothrapali's!!!!!! :p
Shit man when I came from India i just loved my "independance" lol.
Now, my parents have mastered skype and whatsapp and they are all after me.
My mom literally stalks me switching randomly between whatsapp, google talk and viber :(
Funfact: you wrote this when corona was only a wine🍷
What the we had broadband at that time , we just did not know how to hook it up.
I can't imagine that it overs !!!!!, love you all 3000
Sheldon is sooo ..... Normal here. It's refreshing
2:33
Raj really should have followed have followed Sheldon’s advice
Raj calls his dad "Daddy" in later episodes.
What Howard says at 1:08
LMAO
Okay, I am from Haryana and I can’t take it....it’s not “Pooonjab”, it’s Punjab!
Raj speak for here: “hyuh “
because she's his mother she raised him
Sorry, Howard, but the entire premise of Fiddler on the Roof is acknowledging that the times are changing, and that arranged marriages are NOT always effective anymore. Using Fiddler as an example to get Raj to go through with an arranged marriage is completely missing the point.
Sincerely,
A fellow Jew
2007 Look who's got broadband
2019 How can someone live without fiber?
what season and what episode is this?
They're on the telephone computer from New Delhi.
Maybe they can join and invited to have a Indian Cuisine feast banquet, which was prepared by Raj's parents in New Delhi.
This show was FORMALLY AIRED during 20th century, and the video call streaming is not that long distance. Today 21st century, it is just a normal call and the distance is longer than you imagine😁😆😁😆
LOL. NOT LIKE HARRUUN AND TANVEEER. LMAO XD
Howard like Fiddler on the Roof for the same reasons that I like Cats. It speaks to me culturally, and it's got some catchy tunes!
I bet they love scrubs.
What’s not to love?
Damn right Sheldon!
After everything they heard the first thing that socks them is Doogie Houser 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Is this grasshopper experiment?
does sheldon drink coffee in this scene?
LOL maybe we are like haroon and tanvir
Lolol right, I was wondering if anyone caught that
Kicks me in samosa and call me untouchable.... how racists can it get
Caste-ish?
I watched some Robot girl show in 2004. Was that also 20 years off the air then?
What is "scrubs" ?
Name of the movie?
what episode is this
How they ignore him🤣
They cant even pronounce "Punjabi" bein an Indian
Yeah.... His super rich parents just got broadband living in the country's capital. Lol, they just can't move past incorrect stereotypes.
There's no such thing as an incorrect stereotype. They may be inaccurate, but their based on some truth.
@@youmustcreateachanne Nope.... Many things they showed about Raj are incorrect. Rich Indians living in the capital have had broadband since the 90s, they have never heard about or watched Doogie Houser, they don't donate cows in their weddings or speak with a cartoonish accent that is completely alien to India. So yeah, it's based on the writer's idea of India which is false and ridiculous. Nothing true about it.
@Saurabh Adhikari He's working there and making money. I would not want to piss off my boss too. So I guess it's okay.
I know. I was just being snarky.
So Sheldon DID drink coffee before his first cup of Coffee in Season 2? 🤣
Maybe it was tea.
Or decaf, even
It's def not tea since it was from a coffee brewer. But you're def right it could have been decaf.
I'm not sure if this is true..but my friend told me even on decaf there is still a small percentage of caffeine in decaf. I feel like that's something Sheldon would know and share lol.
I'm also pretty sure he has been spotted drinking a monster energy drink somewhere in this season as well.
"The little fat that girl that use to kick me by the samoosas and call me untouchable"😂😂😂😂😂😂
its funny how raj can talk to his mother when he can't talk to women
Thats his mother,ofcourse that would be only person he would be comfortable with. Also his sister.
He has selective mutism
It’s. His. Mother.
Talivus you're an idiot
Before getting a broadband internet is a big thing. Now it's like everyone would feel sorry for you if you don't have one.
He got married to a model ! Get in there Kunal !
Sheldon's not wrong, We seem to consider 19th century where arranged marriages were the norm normal. 20th century onwards is seem as a mess.
Lol Lalita used to call him untouchable lol
it is spelt that way...
Perhaps Raj has so many relationship difficulties is because his parents think 'Dougie Hauser' is worth their time watching.
Wtf, no indian says p - ooon - jabi it's always p an jabi. The word is spelt Punjabi
Rajesh*
Raj you just need to say NO, they wont force you bruh..
Well, Sheldon is like this couple
"Friends"😂😂😂😂😂
in my country, arrange marriage still happening.. if only you not find anyone or have caurage to find someone, or dont give any care about whoever you want live with, or you can accept anyone who want to live with..
almost 50% of population get married with this style
I really like the big bang theory & raj character also. But there r many stereotypes portrayed by this series about india which r not true at all. For example in this episode,the using of word 'untouchable'. Yes there were caste based discrimination happened in india but mostly in British rule. I don't know which indian children used d word 'untouchable' in 21st century . As an indian , I just read that word in my history book. Calling someone untouchable is a crime in india. Maybe in some rural areas of North India where there r caste based discrimination happened that but not in cities like Delhi. Even I came from Haryana's small city but still not me , not my family even not my grandparents ever used d word 'untouchable' & supported any caste based discrimination.
@Saurabh Adhikari I myself a north indian, there is nothing north vs south in my mind. M just indian live & born in north & d best part of being an indian is that I can criticize openly what's wrong practice going on in my religion & in my country. I have problem with d word 'untouchables' which is not use in india at all. But there r still caste based discrimination exists in some part of india. Just like west doesn't have slavery now, but still have colour based discrimination.
@Saurabh Adhikari if u really want to change something first change ur own tone. Maybe I was wrong but whatever I said was based what I have observed in india. I have relatives in all over of d India. So whatever I said was based on what I observed while growing up. I went to west, south also & I met people from there. Do u ever heard about honour killing ? & My state is d number one in that crime. So check ur facts. That's not stereotype it's reality , just face it. By labeling anyone dumbass, doesn't change d fact. I know d difference between a fact & a stereotype.
@@vandanavats7601 , right, although i am a big fan of the show, i couldn't help to point out this that this show is depicting India like Indians are living in 200 AD. This show is full of stereotypes, false beliefs, fake scenarios, etc...etc.
Okay, like I know what I am going to do find new friends
'poonjabi'
😂😂😂
So many triggered indians...
Its a joke, just deal with it, ranting about how its untrue with broken english is not going to help, this is coming from an indian.
If there is one stereotype that is true, it is that many indians who type comments on youtube *mostly* do not use proper english.
You are in every video
Exactly bruh, Indian here too. I mean come on we have been stanning Bollywood stereotypes for decades, we should be immune to ethnic humour. 😂😂
Why should proper English be such a big deal? it's not our own language. We have hundreds of languages in India already. English is nothing more than a communicating factor.
@@sweetnaina3692 Tomorrow, if you move outside the country, or even somewhere in Indian where your mother tongue isn't common, English is what helps. It is the most sophisticated, easiest and an international language. It deserves the respect it receives. However, I do agree that it must not be seen as a perimeter for one's intellectuality.
Don't fuck it up, though.
Chal be chutiye
It's funny how the Koothrappalis know a homosexual couple by the name of "Haroon and Tanvir". A Muslim homosexual couple in India. Salute to the writers.
@chopperboi89 I love it too. I played the Rabbi in my High School's performance of it XD. It was so awesome.
So, here, Doctor Koothrappali just says “friends!” But in the Blu-ray release for some unknown reason, he says “I don’t see your friends”. I’ve always liked this one better lol. Clearly it’s a chop edit you can tell by how abrupt it starts.
Wow, Fiddler on the Roof and Scrubs, how have I never seen this clip before
Call me untouchable
In all honesty Raj should have just go with it with their arranged marriage because at this point he's the only guy who isn't in a relationship 😓
If we using the house analogy, would you live in a house that hasn’t been finished? Like sure the game is not done but it is been on beta for a LOT of time, instead of taking a step back and make it smoother they just keep adding nonsense dynamics.
I bet they love Scrubs. Whats not to love... \m/
Read Kunal Nayarr's book if you ever get the chance.
it's TV...Howard doesn't extst.........for that matter neither does the Fiddler
Ehehehehe. They will never get old.
Being from a culture doesnt make you an expert on it.
So Babu Butt became a successful gynecologist after getting deported.!!!...
yeah ik that now
Why would Indians from Delhi mispronounce Punjabi when they themselves could be half punjabi.
Actors who are playing Indians are not actually Indians
The parents are not Indians plus it's not supposed to be serious
pffft they just got broadband in India recently? Here in Canada we've had it for a little while now.
mack cummy it's a joke
yet some jokes aren't.