Perfectly Rated. For me Chennai is better than banglore because of The Beaches and Cinema. But banglore is better with Climate and Living standard. Chennai surely not underrated and i don't know why people think that. In South chennai and banglore is the most famous cities and Movies and All romanticized these cities More than Hyderbad or kochi. In reality all these 4 cuties from from states have Their own unique quality. So definitely chennai is not underrated, it is perfectly rated or in some case it is overrated. I mean comon the city is not clean
I am from Delhi but staying Chennai from 20 years and must say I am in Love with Chennai so much doesn't want to go back and proudly say I am a Channaities
I’m a Tamilian from France, my parents are from Pondicherry. Never been to Chennai, but throughout Tamil movies. I learnt a lot about this city. Now I feel attached and connected to Chennai. If I’m coming India I’ll visit Chennai for sure.
Born and bred in Chennai. Being a Tamil muslim I LOVE how people in Chennai treats the muslim community. Never once I have questioned my religious identity or what clothes I wear. I have lots of friends and neighbours from other religions who are like family. I think it’s Chennai that brings us all together and in peace. Hope it stays this way forever ❤️ God willing.
Chennai is the safest city to live in. I came and stopped at Tambaram in early 3 am morning and i could see cops and walk freely .how to explain when compared to Delhi
Not just Chennai, in Madurai, Dindigul, Nagoore, Rameshwaram. I think unlike other states in India, Tamil Nadu and Kerala have a different history bereft of religious violence for the most part; also the linguistic identity of a Tamilian or a Keralite is a very strong common base before any other indentity-differences come up. Not saying its perfect, but yeah, its true.
The most important thing about Chennai's transport is how seamlessly it connects Air, Rail, Metro, Public bus and autos/taxi for last mile connectivity. I have yet to see a city in India where its this good.
@@user-px9qe7on9c abe saale, that is the core city limit. But greater Chennai municipal corporation is even bigger than Bangalore with 1.3 cr population. First develop some GK and then argue.
Chennai is probably the only metro that has ensured its language and culture are alive and thriving no matter how many people come from outside. Get adapted, respect each other , live and let live.
I appreciate your view. You missed one of the most important uniqueness of Chennai - it's urban forest. "The Guindy National Park". I have visited several metro cities in different countries and never seen thousands of deer living inside the heart of the City. "The Guidy National Park - Snake Park - Children's Park and the nearby Birla Planetarium - Gandhi Mandapam" a perfect budget-friendly weekend getaway. Also, Vandaloor Zoo - the oldest and largest zoological park in India. Unfortunately, these two Landmarks are the most underrated places within Chennai.
Living in the US and have lived in Chennai for 22 years, can tell the Sathyam cinemas is not just one of the best in India, its one of the best in the world and that too for fraction of the cost
I, for one, had always been hesitant to move to Chennai. But ever since I moved in 2014, I couldn’t relate to any place across the globe but Chennai. I’ve been to tens of cities across the globe, but #NammaChennai is THE ONLY place that makes me feel safer, closer to my roots and, all in all, at home.
I am telugu person but I lived in chennai for my college days.before i am joining to college. my friends in Hyderabad said that chennai is not developed city ,there is nothing to enjoy and people are behaviour rudely.so iam afraid.but after i completed my college in 2019,this is the best city in india.the streets of anna nagar and Besant nagar are look like u.s suburban areas and food,cinema,peoples friendship are outstanding . There is no other cities to compete chennai in infrastructure.many of the people are saying that chennai has not having skyscrapers.actually chennai does not want skyscrapers to prove for infrastructure.i miss and love chennai ❤️this city will always on my heart💕.(now i am working on this fucking bangalore)
Infrastructure seriously? Chennai has the worst infra development in recent years , Bangalore and Hyderabad (new) is better comparatively but apart from this scenario Chennai had many other good facilities.
@@parthipanselvaraj2629 Chennai had good infrastructure development in the last 10 years. Chennai metro now connects all modes of transport from the Airport, two major railway terminus and also the two largest bus terminus. The radial roads and the outer ring road have also been improved greatly.
@@pranavgohel6710yeah im from chennai..and i say there is no caste..compared to north india ..tamilnadu is very less..we treat every people equal ❤..i wholeheartedly welcome everyone ❤❤❤
+@Himanshu Kalra I agree with you. Further, it is a great misnomer that non-Hindi languages of India are referred to as 'regional languages', vis-a-vis Hindi. It is a misnomer because Hindi too is a regional language; it has the status of being the mother-tongue' in *specific **_regions_** of India, and not all across India.* सही बोला ना मैंने ?
I moved to Bangalore in 2014 and after all these years nothing beats the love that I have for Chennai...the people , the communal harmony , the beach and the list goes on and on... inspite of the weather, Chennai will always remain my heart
Why would you just not appreciate Chennai ,what's the point of the sly dig at Bangalore ? It's mostly about nostalgia with everyone ,you moved to Bangalore for a reason. Appreciate what it's given you back .
I stayed in Chennai for 1.5 year. Being from Bangalore, which is known for its pleasant weather, I absolutely love Chennai. In 1.5 years, I learnt to speak perfectly good Tamil and also read, albeit slowly. I miss those days
Being a chennaitie myself, this part I admire the most. Right from school (pre-Google-Map) days, you can effortlessly navigate to places. People would correctly guide you with Bus Numbers and series along with share auto points later. The public transport culture - basically its too good here. You can't get lost easily in Chennai. Again our people! :)
When I was in 9th Std (no cell phone days) during heavy rains I misjudged a bus# as 12B and got into went to some other place instead of teynampet, the ppl gave me an umbrella guided me with the right bus# and helped me to reach home safely 👍👍👍 I always remember this situation whenever I stand n a bus stop during heavy rains. The strangers made feel safer even when I was lost.
My mother tongue is Tamil but I'm from Bengaluru. Grew up in both Mysuru and Bengaluru my entire life. I've visited Tamil Nadu many, many times and the people of Tamil Nadu (as well as Kerala) are so distinct, unique with strong values, identity, work-ethic that I think a lot of other Indians should learn from. The reason why Chennai and Tamil Nadu in general has grown and developed equitably is because of the people-centric policies of the State government to put the interests, welfare and the growth of its people first eg. the 2-language policy (Tamil + English). Its the only state that has had the political will across party-lines to stand-up for its linguistic rights for decades. Other states like Maharashtra, Karnataka, West Bengal have spoken about developing and protecting their linguistic culture, but with regards to core-core-identity, TN (as well as Kerala) are head-and-shoulders above the rest.
I did my Engineering in Chennai, It was a fantastic city, especially for the food and transport. I have moved to Bangalore for the job. Since then I realized Chennai's food and transport are far better than Bangalore. But Bangalore has better weather and is a great city for the tech people. I was grateful to experience two top cities in India.
@@bodduvinay2544 bro this Southies think that their own cities and neighbourhood are best despite the fact mumbai Delhi Surat are far better than chunnai overrated banglore
@@jayajain8882 I visited Mumbai recently. It is giving tough competition to London, New York, Sydney and Other big cities around the world. Not to mention about the cleanliness... just top class.
I have been to delhi 100 times , mumbai 100 times , chennai 100 times and kolkata 50 times . Each city has a character and i love delhi much but chennai has an excellent homely vibe , I am from kerala i am biased as we are culturally similar but i felt it doesnt have the big rush of mumbai , some of the negative aspects of delhi etc . Love chennai , I know tamil and will visit soon . The numbers are an approximation not an exaggeration as i had a travelling job ,,.. People are warm in chennai
Born and brought up in Chennai. Moved out in 2005 to Bangalore. Still miss Chennai, especially the fast-moving traffic and the awesome public transport. Or rather Madras. For me, it is still Namma Madras. And the cosmopolitan neighborhood in Anna Nagar!! Feel there is a lot more of casteism in Bangalore, or perhaps it is just the people I move with.
@@kingk1621 As I said, probably the people I move with. I grew up in Anna Nagar - a very new (then) area that had people of all religions. I had Muslims, Christians, and Hindus from all castes and regions as neighbours. My house in Bangalore is in Banashankari, and I don't have a single Christian or Muslim neighbour on my entire long road! And when I talk about any friend to my relatives, one of the first questions asked is which caste they belong to!!
@@malathygarewal1750 That's dravidian culture for you.., Chennai is known for it over the decades. We have our surname as our father's name..thats it Dot.
@@malathygarewal1750 You should probably consider changing your perspective that Friends are Friends irrespective of what caste they are and move on by answering to your super old century relatives who are asking this as , “I don’t know and don’t care what caste they belong to. They are my great friends “. We live in these years where life is uncertain for many and with approaching World war, where this caste is never a factor and we the youngsters should try to bring about this change starting within our family. No offence here, but just my opinion. It’s not the problem with Bangalore Banshankari, but more with your relatives mindset. Good luck then with your relatives questions, in case if they ask again.
@@kasirajm457 Thankfully, I have friends from all walks of life, including caste, creed, religion and nationalities. Yet, I get angry every time I am asked this question, as if caste matters more than whether they are good human beings!
DELHI - METRO - LANGUAGE - HINDI MUMBAI - METRO - MOTHER LANGUAGE MARATHI BUT MOST SPEAK HINDI BANGLORE - METRO - MOTHER LANGUAGE KANADA BUT MOST SPEAK HINDI CHENNAI - METRO - MOTHER LANGUAGE TAMIL BUT MOST SPEAK TAMIL... I can proudly say that we didn't became refugees in our own city . 👍
Just a small correction, no one is a refugee in their own city! Mumbai is a place where you can find 6-7 languages being spoken but certainly not a city where they are refugees and same goes on with Bangalore too.. i have had friends who are kannadigas and speak in English when I am around especially when I visit their home so that they include me in the topic and am not left alone! Accomodating ppl and learning to speak multiple languages only helps us in long run! Chennai could do that a bit.. yeah even without it, it's a beauty but with that level of inclusion, it would certainly be the most liveable city ever in this country!
Yes that's the only reason why people do not prefer to come to Chennai. I agree for PPL who are born and brought up like the city obviously not outsiders. Chennai is highly unfriendly for outsiders. And sir. In Bangalore we have separate bigg theatres for Tamil Telugu Malayalam etc. You don't even put up kannada movies. Total intolerance has made you feel like this. Soo very true it is.
@@suhasramachandra2872 sir again your comment about Chennai is stereotype. Damn sure you would have never visited chennai. Chennai is a friendly city for outsiders. Myself being a Sourashtra guy being non Tamilian and here I felt so comfortable and gives homely vibes. Check other comments about how much positivity they gave about this city.
I am a Chennaiite and I have been and lived in few other cities and visited a lot many, one thing I can definitely vouch for is I've always felt absolutely safe going back home in the middle of the night without any fear that I've not felt elsewhere
Well Said Raunaq! I am from Kerala and I have visited this City for almost half of my childhood vacations. I love the vibe , the transportation facilities and the way people help you for anything you are in need of! Big fan of food and culture ❤️ Still haven't covered a lot of places in Chennai but still I love this City 🤩❤️
I moved blore 10 years back.. Missing Chennai... It caterers every different guy...I am not pub or Mall guy... I love beaches and big temple complexes... Bangalore is not my thing.. But it's a great city too..
I live in Chennai for 5 years, took me around 6 months to adjust with the weather and food, I'm from northeast India, so it was a lil challenging at first but slowly got use to it, the people are amazing and very friendly, made so many friends and never got mistreated coz I look way different, culture enrich, variety of food to choose from, nice beaches, such a beautiful city, with beautiful people, all you need to learn is Ana, Akka, Ama, tambi and you're set to go..
Super underrated due to climate and mostly because of Bangalore to comparison with unfair aspects. Chennai is the place where you wanna grow up for sure.
I think April, may , June months are the only months I feel chennai is hot and humid and other months are very manageable!!... Really hate when people say chennai has bad climate!
exactly, I am tamil, but I couldn't convince my family to move to chennai, they preferred cbe over chennai bcaz of weather. I badly wish some miracle should happen and make chennai a cooler place.
I lived in Chennai from 2006 to 2013 and i am very happy with people's hospitality. Chennai is most affordable city and best in India for poor and middle class people.
Hey raunaq .. I was really hoping someone will do a video on this concept . You see my family moved to chennai all the way from Varanasi before 60 years and what we saw is who ever comes and live in chennai for couple of years they don't want to go or move to any other cities .. I was born here I call myself a chennai guy not an north indian it feels like madrasi is a PROUD thing for me ..
Being a South Indian (Madrasi.... Yes Chennaite) living (stuck) in North India... I face a lot of things that are relatable in this video 😃. LOVE YOU CHENNAI ❤️❤️❤️
I have been to other metro cities but hands down Chennai's theatres are best in India. Only when I made up my mind Palazo theatre is best theatre ever and boom another stunning theatre pops up PVR in SPR in VR mall ♥️ And SPI's Popcorn is unbeatable 💯
Namma Chennai ... It’s only underrated for underrated people. Otherwise, its the best place to live in India Personally, the best place to live in the world
Chennai is the most cosmopolitan and emotional city, It's not too much startup like Bangalore, It's not too much chaos like Delhi, It's best I hve ever been, People who have been to North would feel how gifted you are to bee in Chennai and its equally important to praise our leaders in this
Chennai is like high pressure mould, which moulds you with the pace of the people, the good/bad experiences to become a really good human being. Chennai is emotion❤️
Hey Raunaq, Nice video. In my context, Chennai is like water. It takes the shape of the container. This city has people from all economic groups having recreational outlets for all age groups with different economic conditions. Be a chennaite, I love everything about this place. Except the weather. It's too hot throughout the year. Other than that, Chennai is the best! Keep making videos 🤗
IT hub is extension of the city, you should not settle down in those and have an opinion. Explore in the hearts of city on the weekends to get the experience!
Great city to live in Women safety Night safety Peace across recidencial areas Close to fantastic places like Ooty Pondicherry Mahabalipuram Kodai ....... Good Education and Health facilities Bot not cheap 😭😭
Issa vibe feel like Hawaiian weather idk why PPL flying goa or hawai while having ecr here if the PPL evolved and gave women more dressing freedom the sport of swimming surfing can be taken to next level
The explanation for the language part was spot on. When you are going to some new place try to respect thier place and culture by making an effort to learn their language.
Camr to chennai in 2016.Hated it.felt all the things you have mentioned in the intro.but met few beautiful people after one year.Everything has changed.Now Im in love with the place.planning to settle here. Chennai is a beautiful place to live in.Food,cinemas,beaches and many things.
I can pretty much relate this video. I'm one of them moving to Bangalore for work. I can promise I'll never settle in Bangalore despite whatever my career takes me to. Chennai is where I belong to😉
I think the sentiments of love, freedom and harmony in chennai and Tamil Nadu as a whole has a lot to do with its history and the kings who ruled over us. Tamil has always been a connecting factor amongst all religious communities, roots of Tamil is very deep. Being conservative is not the correct word, rather Tamil people are very rich in their values and principles.
My mom is from Madurai and grew up in a muslim neighbourhood. The muslim identity in TN & Kerala has been one of a Tamil/Malayalam identity; being their mother tongue. However that can't be said for muslims in Karnataka, Maharashtra etc. All these factors contribute to communal harmony, and in a way TN & Kerala are lucky in hindset to have had a sound history of it (for the most part)
@@SumanthLazarus I agree bro, both my parents are from Madurai. Only in TN n Kerala we have Tamil Muslims n Malayalam Muslims. N language is something I see as it’s from the divine n it’s one that holds us all together.
I miss chennai. I am a coimbatorian. I loved Chennai as much as I loved Coimbatore. It is a more happening city, I miss the bessy beach, bajji, spiral potato chips, seafood followed by the Jigarthanda from Murugan idli kadai which I used to have there.
Why is the caption chennai is underrated, i m from odisha, living chennai since 5 yrs never thought about being underrated,people are very smart,lot of old temple
This video brings many beautiful memories of Chennai. Visited India in 2018 .One of the states I visited was Chennai. What a clean beautiful state. Went to Satyam cinema. What an experience. Also visited Marina beach. WOW so beautiful. Love from South Africa 🥰
I have lived in Chennai all my life..43yrs to be precise! My family decided to move to Bangalore and we did, in September last year and ever since then, I feel so bitter to have left Chennai, my home for Bangalore. And I'm working towards getting back there. Thank you so much for this video because watching it made me smile after so long. Namma ooru Chennai is the best ❤❤❤
I am citizen of chennai. And been into different parts other cities. chennai is way better than others why ??? 1. Friends. 2.Early morning beaches. 3.ECR drive. 4.pocket friendly. 5.Easy and friendly public transport 6. Food and authenticity 7. I LOVE ❤ CHENNAI. 7.
I'm currently living in north, can't agree more on how connected and safe Chennai is. Most underrated city for sure - I'm a woman oornadhu orundu perandadhu ellame in Chennai.
I am from Bihar and currently I live in Chennai. The only thing I find very annoying here is the WEATHER. The weather is Very very Humid here. One can manage a Hot weather but Hot with Humid is very hard to live with. That's why I am trying all the way to go back to North.
Thank you for this! Chennai is indeed one of the best cities in the world. Cost of Education & Cost of Living are much cheaper than any other metros in India. Women get free bus transport.
I stayed in Chennai for more than 15 years as I worked for Railways and Chennai was my Headquarters. People in Chennai are very friendly and I miss Tamilnadu , especially Chennai. Yes ! Cost of living in Chennai and especially Trichy is the best. I was spending just ₹.100/- per day at Trichy in early 2000 which was just enough for a breakfast in Bangalore.
Raunaq..I am so glad I watched your video.You nailed all the key points.I am happy that someone came out with such a video. I have lived here for most part of my life. So there is a soul connect.
I've been living in this city all my life. Really like how you presented it. What i love most is theosophical society. Love that road in Bessy. When you pass by its like a dose of fresh air . I doubt any city in India has that. Rest of it you covered beautifully. Definitely underrated and I'm happy this is my hometown
Nice video and you have explained everything clearly, hats off to your work(emotion) Few things more, 1. You can avail public transport (bus) for free for ladies 2. Local train charges starts from Rs.5 where it covers most of the part in Chennai 3. House rent at the outer(say 20kms from city)where way cheaper than other metro cities
I think you missed about the cognitive, industrial strength of Chennai. Plus we adopted English way back since our leaders noticed its potential. Tamilnadu's mass education system is far far better than other education system in the country (having studied in CBSS and moving to TN syllabus made me realize it). Chennai is more connected to SE Asia than other cities, historically and by modern transports. I think most points you mentioned in above video makes a city shiny, but Chennai is livable and prosperous and not shiny. Regarding startups, its just a gamble, we people in Chennai create businesses that makes profits from the first month.
Full goosebumps bro! I was born and brought up there. I love this Celestial City as it is. But after this video, I am starting to love it more. #NammaChennai ❤️
I have lived in Nagpur / varanasi / banglore even in dubai for 4 years but the comfort and peacefull life we have here in chennai is no where #nammachennai #love
I agree with you whatever you said. Mainly the logic of vadakkans saying in chennai nobody know hindi. And one more thing, if you are new to chennai and if you asked for bus to a certain place to a stranger , he will say , ''take 11A drop in sastri nagar, then take A36 then drop in mount road then take 84/3B and drop in 3rd stop''. This really will happen to most of the newbies in chennai. It makes you wonder. Nowhere in india can happen this
8.22 🤌😅 Simple, straightforward and sensible content. More factual data on existing and upcoming events and places makes the video neutralised to both people native of Chennai and those who have not grown up or grown old here 👍😄 The comments shared, shows the rest of the love & pride shared by the people when they hear the word Chennai🙏🏽 Must watch video.
City with the best Cricket Stadium in the country. The amenities inside Chepauk are brilliant. It is also easily the neatest stadium. Hope those two dreaded stands are up and running soon.
RNQ - I really wish you had spoken about the beautiful temples, churches and mosques that we have - in addition, we still have an active thriving Carnatic music heritage - you could have also mentioned about the beautiful dolls display for Navarathri in mylapore - again I am pretty sure you will have more subsequent videos on this
People don't realise value of Chennai till they leave the city. It is when they go to other city they get to understand how Chennai City was like a heaven ! ..out of my own personal experience. From transport to food to culture to people to places ! Singara Chennai as the name goes definitely is a multi-faceted and most important வந்தாரை வாழவைக்கும் ஊர் இது 😃
On the beach part even me raunaq I had a phase were evrything was a dead end I went alone to beach in MTC bus listening to oruvan oruvan muthalali sat in the middle of the beach and was seeing the sun dawning 🤩💙and i guess from there my phase was totally changed
I visited Chennai for a cumulative of I think 12-16 waking hours in last October and I absolutely loved the city. Incredibly peaceful, serene looking, clean, orderly, beautiful, affordable (food-prices) and it gave you a feeling that the past is really revered and carefully preserved there. I am now in London for my masters and as much as I miss Hyderabad (which too is a super underrated city by the way) I miss Chennai. I just want to be back to that vibe. Important to note, I visited in 2007 (two days before Sivaji came out) and I absolutely hated the city back then. It was dirty, felt congested and I just took a very bad vibe. I visited in 2011 for a World Cup match and felt it was it was slightly better. Just highlights that the city is constantly improving.
I like Chennai I have been to Chennai from my childhood though I am from Andhra my great grandparents have settled long time ago. I feel normal here but I heard my friends had some discrimination I felt bad for that, (though I haven't faced any) which made them to shift to Hyderabad and Bangalore. I heard such stories from many of my Telugu friends. Sad but true hoping to see Chennai in the 1st position.....
😳😔sorry for the stories uve heard, Tamils often make fun of themselves, among friends in a lighter manner! Be it Superstars,Rajini, Kamal, Vijay, Ajith or CM Karunanidhi, Jayalalitha, mgr almost everyone gets trolled, Made Fun of and it's always just good to experience things from your own life n perspective rather to hear from others I believe! All the best brother!
There's misconception that Chaat is best in MUMBAI or Delhi but trust me I have been to these cities & tasted the most popular ones but nothing tastes like Chaats from Kilpauk and Sowcarpet.
The better part of remaining underrated is that it'll get saturated little late. With all respect and love to Bangalore, I feel it's linguistic/cultural aspects are slowing fading. Like it's mentioned in the video, I have seen people criticizing Chennai for being conservative. I believe the city still manages have it's so called Madras pulse resonating in people's hearts because of it's non-suffocating conservative nature. I was neither born nor living in Chennai currently. But, I have spent a considerable amount of time there. And here, I have shared what I felt at heart and I can be very much biased.
But brother with chennai already expanding till mahabalipuram,kanchipuram,chengalpet,ennore,gummidipoondi,well contected with 500 km suburban train 200 km metro(phase 2 to complete by 2025,63,000/- crores world’s 8th largest train work) buses,similar area of bengaluru urban,rural(oragadom,sriperumbudur,mahindra city) already 30-35% more population,gdp,with good admin,fsi restrictions i see chennai not saturating anytime soon,it will comfortably expand to megalopolis
@@bharathsf feel d same..I'm from Madras, twenty years earlier, when someone says ' I'm going to Bangalore' in Madras, we used to say, 'hv a nice time'. But now, things changed, Bangalore has lost its charm and became like Madras or even worser.
As a Chennaiyan this was the video I was expecting for a while. The northern India having lots of stereotyped view on Chennai. This is so satisfying to watch
The Music teachers you find in Chennai are best in India…..both Indian classical as well as western music teachers are very good. I like learning new craft and for this I think Chennai is a best place.
Am from down south Tamil Nadu.. But living in chennai for almost 6 years. This city is 🔥 and life of millions ❤️.. Love the way chennai raised my lifestyle and standard ❤️
Im 17 and always wanted to move from the country, but damnn chennai hits different. Now I feel like buying a house in Besant nagar and go cycling with friends 😂
I visited there a few weeks back and it was my first time and trust me it was amazing experience. I traveled from Chennai to pondicherry by AC bus it was really good experience. I love South Indian food so it was plus plus for me. Do visit there if you love exploring new places.
You correct bro 😊. Chennai is one of the largest and top 10 city in the india. North Indian not understand Chennai because they doesn't have knowledge so sad 😴
Is Chennai underrated, overrated or perfectly rated? Tell me why!👇
Perfectly rated
Perfectly rated😎❤, from TS🙌.
I feel Hyderabad is underrated.
Perfectly Rated. For me Chennai is better than banglore because of The Beaches and Cinema. But banglore is better with Climate and Living standard.
Chennai surely not underrated and i don't know why people think that. In South chennai and banglore is the most famous cities and Movies and All romanticized these cities More than Hyderbad or kochi. In reality all these 4 cuties from from states have Their own unique quality. So definitely chennai is not underrated, it is perfectly rated or in some case it is overrated.
I mean comon the city is not clean
@@praneethmanne even ranuauq didn't even mention Hyderabad in his video. That's how Underrated Hyderabad is 😁
Being a North Indian I feel Tamil Nadu has an aesthetic Tamil script, food, movie, song, beach and warmest people in India.
agree!
Truest to be honest 😔
Yes
Don't sat Tamila Naadu visit Kongu Naadu u love us more then chennai
@@Krish90551 jaathi veri puditha naaigal irkum area ku en makala koopudringa
Btw I'm from Karur
I am from Delhi but staying Chennai from 20 years and must say I am in Love with Chennai so much doesn't want to go back and proudly say I am a Channaities
U north indians never ever respect tamil people,tamil language in delhi
North indian behaviour 🤮🤮🤮🤮
Chennai is a city, Madras is an emotion
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I’m a Tamilian from France, my parents are from Pondicherry. Never been to Chennai, but throughout Tamil movies. I learnt a lot about this city. Now I feel attached and connected to Chennai. If I’m coming India I’ll visit Chennai for sure.
Most welcome maam
Karumam karmumam intha kevlamana Chennai ku welcome vera thuu@@sivaramtr3935
Born and bred in Chennai. Being a Tamil muslim I LOVE how people in Chennai treats the muslim community. Never once I have questioned my religious identity or what clothes I wear. I have lots of friends and neighbours from other religions who are like family. I think it’s Chennai that brings us all together and in peace. Hope it stays this way forever ❤️ God willing.
Chennai is the safest city to live in. I came and stopped at Tambaram in early 3 am morning and i could see cops and walk freely .how to explain when compared to Delhi
@@kamarulzaman7925 THIS! proud of my city
@@kamarulzaman7925 Delhi is deadly in that sense! 😀
Not just Chennai, in Madurai, Dindigul, Nagoore, Rameshwaram.
I think unlike other states in India, Tamil Nadu and Kerala have a different history bereft of religious violence for the most part; also the linguistic identity of a Tamilian or a Keralite is a very strong common base before any other indentity-differences come up. Not saying its perfect, but yeah, its true.
@@SumanthLazarus yeah hope it stays the same
The most important thing about Chennai's transport is how seamlessly it connects Air, Rail, Metro, Public bus and autos/taxi for last mile connectivity. I have yet to see a city in India where its this good.
Still more to come
Visit lucknow and you'll be amazed a single metro connects all the above mentioned.
@@gauravmufc1 haha, you cannot compare Lucknow with Chennai. Chennai is atleast 3 times of Lucknow in size if not more.
@@ptj1ptj172 Chennai small in size.lukhnow size 631 and Chennai 481 km square
@@user-px9qe7on9c abe saale, that is the core city limit. But greater Chennai municipal corporation is even bigger than Bangalore with 1.3 cr population. First develop some GK and then argue.
Chennai is probably the only metro that has ensured its language and culture are alive and thriving no matter how many people come from outside. Get adapted, respect each other , live and let live.
You beauty ❤️
Very well said!!!!
Can't agree more! 💯
Yeah after china and Japan I think that's what is called own identity
I appreciate your view. You missed one of the most important uniqueness of Chennai - it's urban forest. "The Guindy National Park". I have visited several metro cities in different countries and never seen thousands of deer living inside the heart of the City. "The Guidy National Park - Snake Park - Children's Park and the nearby Birla Planetarium - Gandhi Mandapam" a perfect budget-friendly weekend getaway. Also, Vandaloor Zoo - the oldest and largest zoological park in India. Unfortunately, these two Landmarks are the most underrated places within Chennai.
Yep, i agree
@Bigby Wolf
Arignar Anna Zoological Park is in Vandalur (Not the Guindy National Park)
@Bigby Wolf It's Ok Bro
Living in the US and have lived in Chennai for 22 years, can tell the Sathyam cinemas is not just one of the best in India, its one of the best in the world and that too for fraction of the cost
💯 true.. The movie watching experience in Sathyam is something I can't relate to any other theatres.
I, for one, had always been hesitant to move to Chennai. But ever since I moved in 2014, I couldn’t relate to any place across the globe but Chennai. I’ve been to tens of cities across the globe, but #NammaChennai is THE ONLY place that makes me feel safer, closer to my roots and, all in all, at home.
thats awesome someone acknowledged it
Thanks for falling in love with my city😀
Where are you originally from
There should be a cap on migrants to settle in Chennai
@2 Minutes Doodles don't waste time talking to these people. They are deliberately creating nonsense for political reasons.
I am telugu person but I lived in chennai for my college days.before i am joining to college. my friends in Hyderabad said that chennai is not developed city ,there is nothing to enjoy and people are behaviour rudely.so iam afraid.but after i completed my college in 2019,this is the best city in india.the streets of anna nagar and Besant nagar are look like u.s suburban areas and food,cinema,peoples friendship are outstanding . There is no other cities to compete chennai in infrastructure.many of the people are saying that chennai has not having skyscrapers.actually chennai does not want skyscrapers to prove for infrastructure.i miss and love chennai ❤️this city will always on my heart💕.(now i am working on this fucking bangalore)
come back soon!
We do have a 45 floor sky scrappers called Hiranandani and highliviving tower h
@@danushdatthathireyank219 That's in Navalur, Chengalpattu district. There are no skyscrapers in Chennai except SPR city.
Infrastructure seriously? Chennai has the worst infra development in recent years , Bangalore and Hyderabad (new) is better comparatively but apart from this scenario Chennai had many other good facilities.
@@parthipanselvaraj2629 Chennai had good infrastructure development in the last 10 years. Chennai metro now connects all modes of transport from the Airport, two major railway terminus and also the two largest bus terminus. The radial roads and the outer ring road have also been improved greatly.
No caste no religion only love = chennai ❤️
It's good for living
Exlant explain from you keep it up 🌹 our chennai make clean city our city our response 🌹🙏🌹👍🌹🇲🇾🌹❤️🌹
No caste in Chennai nice joke
@@pranavgohel6710 except certain places there is no caste in Chennai
@@pranavgohel6710yeah im from chennai..and i say there is no caste..compared to north india ..tamilnadu is very less..we treat every people equal ❤..i wholeheartedly welcome everyone ❤❤❤
What I liked about your vlog the most is Hindi can never be the National language of our nation, being a north Indian I acknowledge this fact.
+@Himanshu Kalra
I agree with you.
Further, it is a great misnomer that non-Hindi languages of India are referred to as 'regional languages', vis-a-vis Hindi. It is a misnomer because Hindi too is a regional language; it has the status of being the mother-tongue' in *specific **_regions_** of India, and not all across India.*
सही बोला ना मैंने ?
Hindi not national language..😅
Knowledge level 🖕
Chennai is an emotion 🙂 - love from kerala
I moved to Bangalore in 2014 and after all these years nothing beats the love that I have for Chennai...the people , the communal harmony , the beach and the list goes on and on... inspite of the weather, Chennai will always remain my heart
Any plans of relocating back?
@@Harivations nope brother, because my business is over here...
Why would you just not appreciate Chennai ,what's the point of the sly dig at Bangalore ? It's mostly about nostalgia with everyone ,you moved to Bangalore for a reason. Appreciate what it's given you back .
@@manojmr9740 brother, iam very much grateful and thankful for being in Bangalore now...
Sorry ,I misjudged you then.
I stayed in Chennai for 1.5 year. Being from Bangalore, which is known for its pleasant weather, I absolutely love Chennai. In 1.5 years, I learnt to speak perfectly good Tamil and also read, albeit slowly. I miss those days
Wow. You're a quick learner. How did you do it?
Being a chennaitie myself, this part I admire the most. Right from school (pre-Google-Map) days, you can effortlessly navigate to places. People would correctly guide you with Bus Numbers and series along with share auto points later. The public transport culture - basically its too good here. You can't get lost easily in Chennai. Again our people! :)
Especially with the bus numbers and bus stops.
When I was in 9th Std (no cell phone days) during heavy rains I misjudged a bus# as 12B and got into went to some other place instead of teynampet, the ppl gave me an umbrella guided me with the right bus# and helped me to reach home safely 👍👍👍 I always remember this situation whenever I stand n a bus stop during heavy rains. The strangers made feel safer even when I was lost.
My mother tongue is Tamil but I'm from Bengaluru. Grew up in both Mysuru and Bengaluru my entire life.
I've visited Tamil Nadu many, many times and the people of Tamil Nadu (as well as Kerala) are so distinct, unique with strong values, identity, work-ethic that I think a lot of other Indians should learn from. The reason why Chennai and Tamil Nadu in general has grown and developed equitably is because of the people-centric policies of the State government to put the interests, welfare and the growth of its people first eg. the 2-language policy (Tamil + English). Its the only state that has had the political will across party-lines to stand-up for its linguistic rights for decades.
Other states like Maharashtra, Karnataka, West Bengal have spoken about developing and protecting their linguistic culture, but with regards to core-core-identity, TN (as well as Kerala) are head-and-shoulders above the rest.
I am Bangalorean, currently living in Chennai. I completely agree with respect to Public Transport.
underrated bro its far better and safer than other cities in India!
true that!
@@RaunaqMangottill Yes 100%
@KRP and people like you spreading hate deserve no respect too
@KRP bro in chennai Randomly 3 out of 10 people will be telungite.
Wow 3 Aravindhs in comment section😂
I did my Engineering in Chennai, It was a fantastic city, especially for the food and transport. I have moved to Bangalore for the job. Since then I realized Chennai's food and transport are far better than Bangalore. But Bangalore has better weather and is a great city for the tech people. I was grateful to experience two top cities in India.
Why did you come to Bangalore for a job? If Chennai is supposed to be the so called “leader” in India for IT, Auto, manufacturing etc….😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Golti Vandheri Naayi Mulugu Baadu this is why you are kongas 😀😀😀👌
Here in Chennai, we are not connected by religion, but by language and culture and that's what I love about Chennai ❤️
Chennai has most numbers of fly overs in India which makes traffic hassle free despite being city ❤️
True
I think you should visit Surat once!!
Come to mumbai kid🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@bodduvinay2544 bro this Southies think that their own cities and neighbourhood are best despite the fact mumbai Delhi Surat are far better than chunnai overrated banglore
@@jayajain8882 I visited Mumbai recently. It is giving tough competition to London, New York, Sydney and Other big cities around the world. Not to mention about the cleanliness... just top class.
I have been to delhi 100 times , mumbai 100 times , chennai 100 times and kolkata 50 times . Each city has a character and i love delhi much but chennai has an excellent homely vibe , I am from kerala i am biased as we are culturally similar but i felt it doesnt have the big rush of mumbai , some of the negative aspects of delhi etc . Love chennai , I know tamil and will visit soon . The numbers are an approximation not an exaggeration as i had a travelling job ,,.. People are warm in chennai
Born and brought up in Chennai. Moved out in 2005 to Bangalore. Still miss Chennai, especially the fast-moving traffic and the awesome public transport. Or rather Madras. For me, it is still Namma Madras. And the cosmopolitan neighborhood in Anna Nagar!! Feel there is a lot more of casteism in Bangalore, or perhaps it is just the people I move with.
Ya but what castism i don't get it
@@kingk1621 As I said, probably the people I move with. I grew up in Anna Nagar - a very new (then) area that had people of all religions. I had Muslims, Christians, and Hindus from all castes and regions as neighbours. My house in Bangalore is in Banashankari, and I don't have a single Christian or Muslim neighbour on my entire long road! And when I talk about any friend to my relatives, one of the first questions asked is which caste they belong to!!
@@malathygarewal1750 That's dravidian culture for you.., Chennai is known for it over the decades.
We have our surname as our father's name..thats it Dot.
@@malathygarewal1750 You should probably consider changing your perspective that Friends are Friends irrespective of what caste they are and move on by answering to your super old century relatives who are asking this as , “I don’t know and don’t care what caste they belong to. They are my great friends “. We live in these years where life is uncertain for many and with approaching World war, where this caste is never a factor and we the youngsters should try to bring about this change starting within our family.
No offence here, but just my opinion. It’s not the problem with Bangalore Banshankari, but more with your relatives mindset.
Good luck then with your relatives questions, in case if they ask again.
@@kasirajm457 Thankfully, I have friends from all walks of life, including caste, creed, religion and nationalities. Yet, I get angry every time I am asked this question, as if caste matters more than whether they are good human beings!
DELHI - METRO - LANGUAGE - HINDI
MUMBAI - METRO - MOTHER LANGUAGE MARATHI BUT MOST SPEAK HINDI
BANGLORE - METRO - MOTHER LANGUAGE KANADA BUT MOST SPEAK HINDI
CHENNAI - METRO - MOTHER LANGUAGE TAMIL BUT MOST SPEAK TAMIL...
I can proudly say that we didn't became refugees in our own city
. 👍
Just a small correction, no one is a refugee in their own city! Mumbai is a place where you can find 6-7 languages being spoken but certainly not a city where they are refugees and same goes on with Bangalore too.. i have had friends who are kannadigas and speak in English when I am around especially when I visit their home so that they include me in the topic and am not left alone! Accomodating ppl and learning to speak multiple languages only helps us in long run! Chennai could do that a bit.. yeah even without it, it's a beauty but with that level of inclusion, it would certainly be the most liveable city ever in this country!
Yes that's the only reason why people do not prefer to come to Chennai. I agree for PPL who are born and brought up like the city obviously not outsiders. Chennai is highly unfriendly for outsiders.
And sir. In Bangalore we have separate bigg theatres for Tamil Telugu Malayalam etc. You don't even put up kannada movies. Total intolerance has made you feel like this. Soo very true it is.
@@suhasramachandra2872 sir again your comment about Chennai is stereotype. Damn sure you would have never visited chennai. Chennai is a friendly city for outsiders. Myself being a Sourashtra guy being non Tamilian and here I felt so comfortable and gives homely vibes. Check other comments about how much positivity they gave about this city.
I am a Chennaiite and I have been and lived in few other cities and visited a lot many, one thing I can definitely vouch for is I've always felt absolutely safe going back home in the middle of the night without any fear that I've not felt elsewhere
Mumbai is THE best when it comes to women's safety. I am a native of TN.
@@jarjarbinks3193 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Except street dogs which will run behind your bike 😂
Well Said Raunaq!
I am from Kerala and I have visited this City for almost half of my childhood vacations.
I love the vibe , the transportation facilities and the way people help you for anything you are in need of!
Big fan of food and culture ❤️
Still haven't covered a lot of places in Chennai but still I love this City 🤩❤️
I moved blore 10 years back.. Missing Chennai... It caterers every different guy...I am not pub or Mall guy... I love beaches and big temple complexes... Bangalore is not my thing.. But it's a great city too..
Exactly this I felt too...
I live in Chennai for 5 years, took me around 6 months to adjust with the weather and food, I'm from northeast India, so it was a lil challenging at first but slowly got use to it, the people are amazing and very friendly, made so many friends and never got mistreated coz I look way different, culture enrich, variety of food to choose from, nice beaches, such a beautiful city, with beautiful people, all you need to learn is Ana, Akka, Ama, tambi and you're set to go..
Super underrated due to climate and mostly because of Bangalore to comparison with unfair aspects.
Chennai is the place where you wanna grow up for sure.
or grow old :')
I think April, may , June months are the only months I feel chennai is hot and humid and other months are very manageable!!...
Really hate when people say chennai has bad climate!
@@r.loganathannathan8037 yeah bro😅😅
@Golti Vandheri Naayi Mulugu Baadu yes bro
As a Chennai guy, I am really happy that you just expressed what we think about chennai. Only issue we face is climate change especially Summer ☀️
All Indian cities are hot during Summers. Bengaluru is the least hot because of it's elevation.
@@Viator9 yes
exactly, I am tamil, but I couldn't convince my family to move to chennai, they preferred cbe over chennai bcaz of weather. I badly wish some miracle should happen and make chennai a cooler place.
@@SS-lw7ok There is no big difference between Chennai's weather and Coimbatore except for the humidity which is common in all coastal areas of India.
I lived in Chennai from 2006 to 2013 and i am very happy with people's hospitality. Chennai is most affordable city and best in India for poor and middle class people.
Hey raunaq .. I was really hoping someone will do a video on this concept .
You see my family moved to chennai all the way from Varanasi before 60 years and what we saw is who ever comes and live in chennai for couple of years they don't want to go or move to any other cities .. I was born here I call myself a chennai guy not an north indian it feels like madrasi is a PROUD thing for me ..
Sooper machaan 😁
Being a South Indian (Madrasi.... Yes Chennaite) living (stuck) in North India... I face a lot of things that are relatable in this video 😃.
LOVE YOU CHENNAI ❤️❤️❤️
I have been to other metro cities but hands down Chennai's theatres are best in India. Only when I made up my mind Palazo theatre is best theatre ever and boom another stunning theatre pops up PVR in SPR in VR mall ♥️ And SPI's Popcorn is unbeatable 💯
Hope this gem of a video doesn’t stay underrated !! The video is 🔥🔥
Namma Chennai ... It’s only underrated for underrated people. Otherwise, its the best place to live in India
Personally, the best place to live in the world
Chennai is the most cosmopolitan and emotional city, It's not too much startup like Bangalore, It's not too much chaos like Delhi, It's best I hve ever been, People who have been to North would feel how gifted you are to bee in Chennai and its equally important to praise our leaders in this
Imo I want it to stay underrated so people can stop moving here and expecting us to assimilate into THEIR culture for their comfort 😭
Chennai is like high pressure mould, which moulds you with the pace of the people, the good/bad experiences to become a really good human being. Chennai is emotion❤️
Hey Raunaq,
Nice video. In my context, Chennai is like water. It takes the shape of the container. This city has people from all economic groups having recreational outlets for all age groups with different economic conditions.
Be a chennaite, I love everything about this place. Except the weather. It's too hot throughout the year. Other than that, Chennai is the best!
Keep making videos 🤗
Watching this on the way to Chennai to start my career. Hope all goes well...
IT hub is extension of the city, you should not settle down in those and have an opinion. Explore in the hearts of city on the weekends to get the experience!
You'll never regret!!! Welcome
Welcome..
Welcome to Chennai Bro! And do let us know after you have settled down!
Welcome, All the best 🤩🤩🤩
Great city to live in
Women safety
Night safety
Peace across recidencial areas
Close to fantastic places like Ooty Pondicherry Mahabalipuram Kodai .......
Good Education and Health facilities
Bot not cheap 😭😭
Cheap compared to Mumbai and Bangalore 🙏
Issa vibe feel like Hawaiian weather idk why PPL flying goa or hawai while having ecr here if the PPL evolved and gave women more dressing freedom the sport of swimming surfing can be taken to next level
The explanation for the language part was spot on.
When you are going to some new place try to respect thier place and culture by making an effort to learn their language.
Camr to chennai in 2016.Hated it.felt all the things you have mentioned in the intro.but met few beautiful people after one year.Everything has changed.Now Im in love with the place.planning to settle here. Chennai is a beautiful place to live in.Food,cinemas,beaches and many things.
I can pretty much relate this video. I'm one of them moving to Bangalore for work. I can promise I'll never settle in Bangalore despite whatever my career takes me to. Chennai is where I belong to😉
I returned to Chennai from Bangalore, throwing off an onsite opportunity... We are all connected to Chennai through an invisible umbilical chord...
Chennai is everything to me, it has my friends, my family, theatres, beaches, people etc. I'm saying it once again, Chennai is Everything to me❤️🥰.
I think the sentiments of love, freedom and harmony in chennai and Tamil Nadu as a whole has a lot to do with its history and the kings who ruled over us. Tamil has always been a connecting factor amongst all religious communities, roots of Tamil is very deep. Being conservative is not the correct word, rather Tamil people are very rich in their values and principles.
My mom is from Madurai and grew up in a muslim neighbourhood. The muslim identity in TN & Kerala has been one of a Tamil/Malayalam identity; being their mother tongue. However that can't be said for muslims in Karnataka, Maharashtra etc. All these factors contribute to communal harmony, and in a way TN & Kerala are lucky in hindset to have had a sound history of it (for the most part)
@@SumanthLazarus I agree bro, both my parents are from Madurai. Only in TN n Kerala we have Tamil Muslims n Malayalam Muslims. N language is something I see as it’s from the divine n it’s one that holds us all together.
I miss chennai. I am a coimbatorian. I loved Chennai as much as I loved Coimbatore. It is a more happening city, I miss the bessy beach, bajji, spiral potato chips, seafood followed by the Jigarthanda from Murugan idli kadai which I used to have there.
Why is the caption chennai is underrated, i m from odisha, living chennai since 5 yrs never thought about being underrated,people are very smart,lot of old temple
This video brings many beautiful memories of Chennai. Visited India in 2018 .One of the states I visited was Chennai. What a clean beautiful state. Went to Satyam cinema. What an experience. Also visited Marina beach. WOW so beautiful. Love from South Africa 🥰
I have lived in Chennai all my life..43yrs to be precise! My family decided to move to Bangalore and we did, in September last year and ever since then, I feel so bitter to have left Chennai, my home for Bangalore. And I'm working towards getting back there. Thank you so much for this video because watching it made me smile after so long. Namma ooru Chennai is the best ❤❤❤
I am citizen of chennai. And been into different parts other cities. chennai is way better than others why ???
1. Friends.
2.Early morning beaches.
3.ECR drive.
4.pocket friendly.
5.Easy and friendly public transport
6. Food and authenticity
7. I LOVE ❤ CHENNAI.
7.
I love chennai from indore. My mother is from South kerala. Being half northie and southie. I really loved my country from my heart ❤.
Tamil Nadu tourism laam ovarama po! Thalaivan raunaq entry....feel the bgm!!
hahaha
Chennai is indeed most underrated city. It's has everything and still functions without losing originality and also being cheapest ❤
Proud to a chennaite❤Chennai itself is an emotion❤The 'feel like home' vibe chennai gives to whoever moves in here, is the best of everything ❤
I'm currently living in north, can't agree more on how connected and safe Chennai is. Most underrated city for sure - I'm a woman oornadhu orundu perandadhu ellame in Chennai.
I am from Bihar and currently I live in Chennai. The only thing I find very annoying here is the WEATHER. The weather is Very very Humid here. One can manage a Hot weather but Hot with Humid is very hard to live with. That's why I am trying all the way to go back to North.
Thank you for this! Chennai is indeed one of the best cities in the world. Cost of Education & Cost of Living are much cheaper than any other metros in India. Women get free bus transport.
I stayed in Chennai for more than 15 years as I worked for Railways and Chennai was my Headquarters. People in Chennai are very friendly and I miss Tamilnadu , especially Chennai. Yes ! Cost of living in Chennai and especially Trichy is the best. I was spending just ₹.100/- per day at Trichy in early 2000 which was just enough for a breakfast in Bangalore.
Chennai is Wholesome. After living here for sometime, i don't wanna leave now.
Raunaq..I am so glad I watched your video.You nailed all the key points.I am happy that someone came out with such a video. I have lived here for most part of my life. So there is a soul connect.
I've been living in this city all my life. Really like how you presented it. What i love most is theosophical society. Love that road in Bessy. When you pass by its like a dose of fresh air . I doubt any city in India has that. Rest of it you covered beautifully. Definitely underrated and I'm happy this is my hometown
Chennai is lit🔥Its been 6 years and I am definitely planning to settle down here!
Ps.. from kolkata
being northkorean iam proud of tamilnadu and Chennai 👍❤️
Yedhe 😲!!
@@craz7644 enna achi vro
@@badboy-rt8gn yena bro urutu ethalam 😂🤣
🤣
Bruh
Nice video and you have explained everything clearly, hats off to your work(emotion)
Few things more,
1. You can avail public transport (bus) for free for ladies
2. Local train charges starts from Rs.5 where it covers most of the part in Chennai
3. House rent at the outer(say 20kms from city)where way cheaper than other metro cities
I think you missed about the cognitive, industrial strength of Chennai. Plus we adopted English way back since our leaders noticed its potential. Tamilnadu's mass education system is far far better than other education system in the country (having studied in CBSS and moving to TN syllabus made me realize it). Chennai is more connected to SE Asia than other cities, historically and by modern transports. I think most points you mentioned in above video makes a city shiny, but Chennai is livable and prosperous and not shiny.
Regarding startups, its just a gamble, we people in Chennai create businesses that makes profits from the first month.
Exactly 👌💯👍
For a person who has lived for 10 years in Bangalore and now 10 years in Chennai, I find this video 100% accurate.
Full goosebumps bro! I was born and brought up there. I love this Celestial City as it is. But after this video, I am starting to love it more. #NammaChennai ❤️
I have lived in Nagpur / varanasi / banglore even in dubai for 4 years but the comfort and peacefull life we have here in chennai is no where #nammachennai #love
I agree with you whatever you said. Mainly the logic of vadakkans saying in chennai nobody know hindi. And one more thing, if you are new to chennai and if you asked for bus to a certain place to a stranger , he will say , ''take 11A drop in sastri nagar, then take A36 then drop in mount road then take 84/3B and drop in 3rd stop''. This really will happen to most of the newbies in chennai. It makes you wonder. Nowhere in india can happen this
8.22 🤌😅 Simple, straightforward and sensible content. More factual data on existing and upcoming events and places makes the video neutralised to both people native of Chennai and those who have not grown up or grown old here 👍😄 The comments shared, shows the rest of the love & pride shared by the people when they hear the word Chennai🙏🏽 Must watch video.
Stayed two wonderful years in Chennai (2014-2016) , never felt I am out of home. Great place to live.
Video and editing 👍
City with the best Cricket Stadium in the country. The amenities inside Chepauk are brilliant. It is also easily the neatest stadium. Hope those two dreaded stands are up and running soon.
Yes, they have built it
RNQ - I really wish you had spoken about the beautiful temples, churches and mosques that we have - in addition, we still have an active thriving Carnatic music heritage - you could have also mentioned about the beautiful dolls display for Navarathri in mylapore - again I am pretty sure you will have more subsequent videos on this
One main thing u missed ..
chennai is an 'Detroit of India'
Chennai is like a mother father brother sister and a friend to me
Amazing work and Excellent explanation Brother🤗
Kindly Do Part-2 🙏❤️👍
This so amazing❤️. Love from chennai. Chennai is not a city its our emotion. Vantharai valla vaikum chennai.❤️
Have been living in Chennai from 2017.
I absolutely agree with all the points.
😁😁
People don't realise value of Chennai till they leave the city. It is when they go to other city they get to understand how Chennai City was like a heaven ! ..out of my own personal experience. From transport to food to culture to people to places ! Singara Chennai as the name goes definitely is a multi-faceted and most important வந்தாரை வாழவைக்கும் ஊர் இது 😃
On the beach part even me raunaq I had a phase were evrything was a dead end I went alone to beach in MTC bus listening to oruvan oruvan muthalali sat in the middle of the beach and was seeing the sun dawning 🤩💙and i guess from there my phase was totally changed
I think in Chennai we are all happy because people don’t try to convert each other, so there is mutual trust and respect
I visited Chennai for a cumulative of I think 12-16 waking hours in last October and I absolutely loved the city. Incredibly peaceful, serene looking, clean, orderly, beautiful, affordable (food-prices) and it gave you a feeling that the past is really revered and carefully preserved there. I am now in London for my masters and as much as I miss Hyderabad (which too is a super underrated city by the way) I miss Chennai. I just want to be back to that vibe. Important to note, I visited in 2007 (two days before Sivaji came out) and I absolutely hated the city back then. It was dirty, felt congested and I just took a very bad vibe. I visited in 2011 for a World Cup match and felt it was it was slightly better. Just highlights that the city is constantly improving.
Service is the rent we pay to the city /country in which we have been growing... This expression for chennai... Love it.....
I like Chennai I have been to Chennai from my childhood though I am from Andhra my great grandparents have settled long time ago. I feel normal here but I heard my friends had some discrimination I felt bad for that, (though I haven't faced any) which made them to shift to Hyderabad and Bangalore. I heard such stories from many of my Telugu friends. Sad but true hoping to see Chennai in the 1st position.....
😳😔sorry for the stories uve heard, Tamils often make fun of themselves, among friends in a lighter manner! Be it Superstars,Rajini, Kamal, Vijay, Ajith or CM Karunanidhi, Jayalalitha, mgr almost everyone gets trolled, Made Fun of and it's always just good to experience things from your own life n perspective rather to hear from others I believe!
All the best brother!
Actually telugu masala chillie gongura chutney goltis want golti langugae whereever they go 🤮
@@thor4270 when you don't know something its better to stay silent than commenting others.
@@pujithkotha8650 telugu masala golti people spoiling tamil nadu 😡
@@pujithkotha8650 it's better u don't talk about other language people
There's misconception that Chaat is best in MUMBAI or Delhi but trust me I have been to these cities & tasted the most popular ones but nothing tastes like Chaats from Kilpauk and Sowcarpet.
Chennai is emotion ……. Not just city
EXLENT Information i am living last 25 years i love this city
The better part of remaining underrated is that it'll get saturated little late. With all respect and love to Bangalore, I feel it's linguistic/cultural aspects are slowing fading. Like it's mentioned in the video, I have seen people criticizing Chennai for being conservative. I believe the city still manages have it's so called Madras pulse resonating in people's hearts because of it's non-suffocating conservative nature. I was neither born nor living in Chennai currently. But, I have spent a considerable amount of time there. And here, I have shared what I felt at heart and I can be very much biased.
But brother with chennai already expanding till mahabalipuram,kanchipuram,chengalpet,ennore,gummidipoondi,well contected with 500 km suburban train 200 km metro(phase 2 to complete by 2025,63,000/- crores world’s 8th largest train work) buses,similar area of bengaluru urban,rural(oragadom,sriperumbudur,mahindra city) already 30-35% more population,gdp,with good admin,fsi restrictions i see chennai not saturating anytime soon,it will comfortably expand to megalopolis
@@mikeaaron8506 exactly
@@mikeaaron8506 the thing is actual city proper area of Chennai is so small. I don't know why the haven't added neighbouring districts.
Being from bangalore, and lived in Chennai for a few years, you are spot on. This is not the Bangalore I grew up in. Bangalore's culture is lost.
@@bharathsf feel d same..I'm from Madras, twenty years earlier, when someone says ' I'm going to Bangalore' in Madras, we used to say, 'hv a nice time'. But now, things changed, Bangalore has lost its charm and became like Madras or even worser.
As a Chennaiyan this was the video I was expecting for a while. The northern India having lots of stereotyped view on Chennai. This is so satisfying to watch
The Music teachers you find in Chennai are best in India…..both Indian classical as well as western music teachers are very good. I like learning new craft and for this I think Chennai is a best place.
Am from down south Tamil Nadu.. But living in chennai for almost 6 years. This city is 🔥 and life of millions ❤️.. Love the way chennai raised my lifestyle and standard ❤️
Im 17 and always wanted to move from the country, but damnn chennai hits different. Now I feel like buying a house in Besant nagar and go cycling with friends 😂
I visited there a few weeks back and it was my first time and trust me it was amazing experience. I traveled from Chennai to pondicherry by AC bus it was really good experience. I love South Indian food so it was plus plus for me. Do visit there if you love exploring new places.
@Bigby Wolf Punjab
MADRASAPATTINAM is our golden land, and also the land of peace, Love you bro 💕
You correct bro 😊. Chennai is one of the largest and top 10 city in the india. North Indian not understand Chennai because they doesn't have knowledge so sad 😴