AMERICANS V/S INDIANS: How they treat the MOST IMPORTANT PERSON of their COUNTRY

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  • čas přidán 4. 06. 2016
  • This is just a simple video showing how Americans treat MR. BARAK OBAMA and How Indians treat MR. NARENDRA MODI , when they are in public . How do both the communities how RESPECT to the most important person of their respective country .
    please don't take this too seriously , this is just a simple video , showing respect factor in both the countries .
    I understand Americans show respect by shaking hands and Indiand by touching elders feet , but Americans should atleast stand up while shaking hands and talking to the president .

Komentáře • 5K

  • @Vicky-wg9pd
    @Vicky-wg9pd Před 7 lety +3301

    In USA they show equality and treat him as a friend here in India its like meeting a leader..
    Every country has its own culture..
    this comparison isn't gud..

    • @senthilkumarsugumaran4231
      @senthilkumarsugumaran4231 Před 5 lety +95

      Then why would they go follow some insane respect ethics in front of English lavish queen, where is their ideology about equality?

    • @rajeshwardoraisubramania7138
      @rajeshwardoraisubramania7138 Před 5 lety +41

      In India we are thought to get up and wish irrespective of the status of the person.

    • @mohammedkoya8695
      @mohammedkoya8695 Před 5 lety +53

      In Indiaa acting well, In America natuarally

    • @dkcompilation9653
      @dkcompilation9653 Před 5 lety +56

      every one in america is a president of his or her life in his her own way so its like a President meeting another president where india is full of crook two faced people

    • @sanjaytanwar4479
      @sanjaytanwar4479 Před 5 lety +6

      The lighting god oh really so I define this irrespective behaviour by throwing mud on another one it's like just forget it😀😀😀😀🤣😂

  • @RicardoMilosDanceDEVIL
    @RicardoMilosDanceDEVIL Před 5 lety +65

    I can't believe how our mentality against our own culture has been changed.. we are thinking that giving respect is a bad thing wow

    • @animeuniverse5586
      @animeuniverse5586 Před 3 lety

      bro he was just uncomfortable since in our culture we treat differently he just didnt like it
      but yep we shoukd respect each oter's culture

  • @NKGill-vw7tm
    @NKGill-vw7tm Před 5 lety +380

    There was nothing wrong in this video exept the comparison of the two culture ...

  • @venkateshvenky6107
    @venkateshvenky6107 Před 5 lety +216

    usa people following equality
    but indians following our culture
    indians respect our elders and senior citizens if it is prime minister or common man
    that is the culture of india
    jai hind

    • @mayukhdas634
      @mayukhdas634 Před 3 lety +3

      U see people randomly touching old ppls feet on trains??

    • @KapilSharma-qh6ni
      @KapilSharma-qh6ni Před 3 lety +13

      @@mayukhdas634 yeah if we r going to meet them personally. Didn't your parents taught you about this?

    • @mosemanavan
      @mosemanavan Před 2 lety +1

      Well never touch anyone's feet except for your parents cz they raised you .touching a prime ministers feet cz you voted for him it's really stupid.

    • @mayukhdas634
      @mayukhdas634 Před 2 lety

      @@KapilSharma-qh6ni So you're telling me that next time Ur on a train... Ur going up to every senior citizen on that train... No matter how crowded... And touching their feet... I severely doubt it... But if you do cool... U must have arthritis...

    • @Secretorder13
      @Secretorder13 Před měsícem

      Shame you don't ont respect your women
      .

  • @abhikish1
    @abhikish1 Před 7 lety +79

    I don't think it is a fair comparison. Both the countries have their own cultures, we can't judge anyone through our glasses.

    • @rayadav4476
      @rayadav4476 Před 2 lety +2

      Its not a talk of culture. ........how can you......just how can you not even stand when ur president is standing in front of you.....even students stand when teachers arrive in class in America but such disrespect for your president just because he is black.......its a fuckin joke.....wtf

    • @rayadav4476
      @rayadav4476 Před 2 lety +1

      @Alvarez de Panico so why students stand for teachers when teachers enter class......your thinking is wrong.....every person is equal but you should at least stand for the greatness for your president what he has achieved ....not everyone becomes president of USA......

    • @hemantakumarsinha172
      @hemantakumarsinha172 Před 2 lety

      Standing and giving respect to our PM is not any kind of Culture . every Nation should give their respect to their PM not only India . dont take this wrong thing in your mind that this is a kind of culture .

  • @rajeevshrivastava4595
    @rajeevshrivastava4595 Před 7 lety +31

    Bullshit video, that shows that there is no drama in American culture and everybody is equal

  • @rs6893
    @rs6893 Před 3 lety +21

    Being an Indian... I am proud the way people are treating honorably PM as their elder family member out of respect not out of any inferiority complex. This could be seen in the form of a big smile at their faces while greeting...

    • @ashwinvk4124
      @ashwinvk4124 Před rokem

      Rather I would say we have a lot of VIP culture in India

  • @mahendrarawat3695
    @mahendrarawat3695 Před 5 lety +128

    It's just a difference between our cultures
    And, standing up doesn't have to mean they truly respect him

    • @deepikaravi637
      @deepikaravi637 Před 2 lety +5

      Yes you're correct. But they don't have to respect him; it's his position that demands respect and we must give respect where it is due. Standing up in the presence of an elderly or someone of a higher position is a sign of respect. I wish people didn't treat everything as so common and casual.

    • @Friendlypsychoss
      @Friendlypsychoss Před 2 lety

      You're correct, standing up doesn't always means they have respect for that person but you're wrong too, someone big as him when walked by especially interacting with you and yet you are sitting also doesn't mean you've respect for him. It looks hell disrespectful. Barack Obama holds the kind of position for which he deserves to be respected

  • @graced.6711
    @graced.6711 Před 7 lety +48

    every country has their own customs. just because people in india touch someone's feet doesn't make it great. what about all the bullshit we have to face here in india? why don't a make a video about that eh??
    those people that are touching modi's feet go home and break all the laws and regulations enforced by his government. And those people not touching and just sitting while Obama visits don't! I think the later make a better nation even while not touching anyone's feet to SHOW RESPECT.

    • @fanclub4me
      @fanclub4me Před 7 lety +1

      Well said.

    • @sachinbhosale4310
      @sachinbhosale4310 Před 7 lety +2

      yes you are absolutely right Mrunaal and besides in usa, no matter how small thing you do for living everyone will call you by sir. they beleive in equality.. and here everyone knows some rich people would love to live in their own world.. one day we would have to chuck all the fake things we do.

    • @sk35gamr92
      @sk35gamr92 Před 7 lety

      I DONT WANNA BE MEAN BUT U R MAKING ME LIKE THAT.............. WHAT LAWS WE BREAK... THOSE ARE ALL THE MUSLIMS WHO DO THIS..... JUST UR MOUTH AND LEAVE THIS.... SORRY IF I WAS MEAN... I JUST WANT TO SEE THE WHOLE WORLD UTILISED AND MANAGES...

    • @yasserafiq
      @yasserafiq Před 7 lety +1

      Bhai bolna kya chahte ho !! :D

    • @Shiburishu
      @Shiburishu Před 7 lety +1

      You sound sick, why don't you visit any mental hospital.

  • @ambyvlogs
    @ambyvlogs Před 7 lety +113

    I only bow down to god and my parents... i actually liked the american way

    • @theriam6281
      @theriam6281 Před 7 lety +1

      I also bow down to my teachers n elders...btw, but I dont bow down to God(cz that is such a muslim practice, u see)...cz im a practicing vaishnav, god is my friend, s/he is not my "Father"....i love the hindu way..u see...

    • @ambyvlogs
      @ambyvlogs Před 7 lety +1

      chutiye kya bhagwan k saamne you dont bow down? muslim kaha see aaya beech mein? dont u see my name? kya muslim name hai? lagoor

    • @theriam6281
      @theriam6281 Před 7 lety +2

      +ambarish dongre Gaudiya vaishanavis dont bow before god, for us, krishna is the supreme god, n he is our friend, so I dont bow before god(atleast since the last 8 yrs). we are disiples of chaitanya mahaprabhu.
      Fearing n bowing before god in a basic islamic doctrine, its one of the main principle of islam, that to become a muslim, the first and main and only thing u need to do is submit your will to god (the word "islam" means "submission") and become a muslim, and a muslim must bow only in front of allah...thats a Muslim doctrine FYI.

    • @theriam6281
      @theriam6281 Před 7 lety +4

      +ambarish dongre this doctrine entered India with islam...in the same way as the concept of "Religion"...n nowadays, these two things have become such an important part of indian culture that people nowadays think that these things are part of Hinduism and also that "Hinduism" is a "religion"...the truth is that there is no religion like hinduism...infact, before the arrival of Islam, there was no concept of "Religion" in India.

    • @hamzahgy
      @hamzahgy Před 7 lety

      What is shastanga namaskaran between the nandi and lingam in the shiva temple.I think you have to go back and read about entering a temple and the practices of all the sects of Hinduism

  • @jvidyaranya
    @jvidyaranya Před 4 lety +51

    Something burning of some people 🔥🔥🔥, it's good to see 😂😂😂

  • @user-qw7il7jv8r
    @user-qw7il7jv8r Před 3 lety +17

    Our Culture Is Great.
    We Proudly Say We Are Sanatani

  • @arindam7665
    @arindam7665 Před 7 lety +27

    their culture is totally different....so it doesn't mean its a disrespect..

  • @maharajapandian5655
    @maharajapandian5655 Před 5 lety +143

    Its all about the culture n tradation that our elders taught us.
    "GIVE RESPECT TAKE RESPECT"

    • @yourblackstar19
      @yourblackstar19 Před 3 lety +1

      This isn’t respect. This is fangurling lmao

    • @maheshpotdar4114
      @maheshpotdar4114 Před 3 lety +8

      @@yourblackstar19 you r just same as shit

    • @dev_peace_soul
      @dev_peace_soul Před 3 lety +7

      @@yourblackstar19 hi idiot nice to meet you 😃

    • @srivasavi4541
      @srivasavi4541 Před 3 lety +3

      @@yourblackstar19 now a days we are not practicing touching feet even though we want to do it whole heartedly...bcz we are afraid what some useless people like you might think about us when we do it.... people like you criticize us saying that we are bragging ourselves to get attention.

    • @rezenebelcomputer566
      @rezenebelcomputer566 Před rokem

      Sathi.

  • @poojaa1285
    @poojaa1285 Před 5 lety +117

    You said " proud Indian" ... yes we are all proud to be Indian my friend...
    But when you compare it with americans and Indian culture ..sorry to say you shld actaully be sad that your leader is not acting like a leader instead he is expecting people to come to him... where as Obama walks to the people... this shows that he as a leader doesnt expect standing respect instead I see his no-ego love towards his people!!... change the captions... just by treating your leader and touching his feet as a godly man doesnt make it right!!!...

    • @anbalaganlakshmanan3561
      @anbalaganlakshmanan3561 Před 5 lety +2

      Baahu Baahu exactly dude

    • @myboss10
      @myboss10 Před 5 lety +6

      if there is an election the same person will touch the feat of ordinary people of india and after elections the things will be opposite, the respect shifts according to the time in india.

    • @spock7945
      @spock7945 Před 5 lety +1

      *+Baahu* true! the narcissistic duffer and imbecilic moron is but a kite whose strings are in the hands of the masters like Amit Shah, industrial houses and gets so obsessed with the overnight fortunes (power) that ends up wearing a clown suit with golden _zari_ work with his own name chanted all over the coat! >_<
      forget him, even the likes of Indira Gandhi or any other PM of Bharat wasn't ever 'the most important' Bhartiya.. ditto with the NorthAm culture but they've put the title of the POTUS on a pedestal.
      without a doubt, the uploaders of this video are live brain donors or pigs whose head is full of poop!

    • @aureliusalwyndiengdoh5218
      @aureliusalwyndiengdoh5218 Před 5 lety

      Baahu Baahu Very true...

    • @abhinavjain2985
      @abhinavjain2985 Před 5 lety

      Bro its better put this way
      This is just the cultural difference, and while Obama was out there exclusively to meet people, ModiJi was going to attend an event at the ISKCON temple, while people greeted him(of course they will), doesn't mean ModiJi was supposed to walk in the metro to meet, if he'd been in cafe he would've gone to everyone, but wait, before that everyone would've already stood up and crowded him, that's the difference, while we go to extreme lengths to greet, americans don't even bother standing up and both are not very good, in an ideal situation people would stand up at their own places or go a little close if needed and wait for the 'Hero'(in the case of India) to arrive.

  • @doktahd7863
    @doktahd7863 Před 5 lety +48

    You're just fishing for views. 😂😂

  • @VinayKumar-db4qz
    @VinayKumar-db4qz Před 7 lety +164

    Different cultures, nothing wrong with either of them, I have been to America and I think Americans are generally very friendly and open minded, but Indians in India are kinda serious and not that approachable.

    • @subhajit033
      @subhajit033 Před 7 lety +1

      what made you think that dude?

    • @davethomas553
      @davethomas553 Před 7 lety +2

      Subhajit banerjee what makes me say that ?? Its the truth....lol Duuuddeeee

    • @cocplayer8761
      @cocplayer8761 Před 7 lety +2

      thnx you are always welcome in my country. finally somebody hailed us in this video

    • @smoothcoder1
      @smoothcoder1 Před 7 lety +1

      Vinay Kumar this david thomas dude is probably from pak or bangladesh

    • @cocplayer8761
      @cocplayer8761 Před 7 lety

      Tushar Vashist and you treat minorities like hell. We know how your government is

  • @saie4790
    @saie4790 Před 5 lety +32

    India culture is really great.
    Feel proud after watching this.
    i love my india 😍

  • @maheshwaribharatram
    @maheshwaribharatram Před 4 lety +10

    That's our culture we respect elders and touching their feet and taking blessings is common whether it be PM if India or our grand father . If you meet someone elder we show them respect and some one younger we show them love. That's who we are.

  • @bhartisharma4152
    @bhartisharma4152 Před 5 lety +85

    That was American 🇺🇸 culture and this is Indian 🇮🇳 culture. Both have different history, geography, diversity, culture and economy. So, I think there's no need for any comparison. But saddly, Indian youth is more attracted towards American culture and following them blindly.. Touching feet of elders is age old tradition and has its own scientific significance. Toes are touched to transfer positive vibes from other person to yourself. Namaste 🙏 is done to avoid handshake 🤝 (to avoid viral diseases). Many Indian rituals are simply great... 🇮🇳🇮🇳. 😎

    • @Suganya932
      @Suganya932 Před 5 lety +1

      Well said, hats off to you. 🙏🙏🙏

    • @paulosecj7194
      @paulosecj7194 Před 5 lety +4

      How would u explain this scientific evidence😂😂😂

    • @Deccani
      @Deccani Před 5 lety +1

      Well I hate that you say namaste to define the diversity of india because adaab arz hai

    • @sameerjabeer8022
      @sameerjabeer8022 Před 5 lety +2

      Toes..transfer positive vibes ,hand shake is...!! best knowledge, toes is better than ..----ha ha ha ..

    • @surenkats7307
      @surenkats7307 Před 5 lety +1

      The only elderly person was PM? No, there were many but the Bhakts wont even offer a seat to other elderly.

  • @blasteroid9143
    @blasteroid9143 Před 5 lety +341

    in America.. citizens are no.1 and their leaders are public servents.. in India the public are servents to their leaders. end of story.

    • @vinodsaini4890
      @vinodsaini4890 Před 5 lety +1

      blasteroid America me taxchor public bhi nahi hai,,😂
      Janta kobhi khud ko sudharna hoga neta bhi sudhar jayenge,,

    • @Lens_around
      @Lens_around Před 5 lety +1

      Well said ....👍🏻

    • @MR-vy1cb
      @MR-vy1cb Před 5 lety +2

      very well said it's true

    • @dnzroad8194
      @dnzroad8194 Před 5 lety

      blasteroid I m agree with you

    • @RAKESHSHARMA-xs3ez
      @RAKESHSHARMA-xs3ez Před 5 lety

      Well said

  • @meetdhiraj1985
    @meetdhiraj1985 Před 7 lety +30

    It is not d culture of India ......people with money n power are more respected here.... if Modi was a tea seller at present no one would have touched his feet ....😄😄 India mai power or paisa Ba'ath kartha hain

    • @dhrumilbarot1431
      @dhrumilbarot1431 Před 7 lety +1

      dhiraj bhandary well said dude.not just if he would be but if he looses everything and becomes one again it would happen.

    • @kanasu-nanasu3588
      @kanasu-nanasu3588 Před 7 lety

      Well said bro.

    • @rameshmahalingam6699
      @rameshmahalingam6699 Před 7 lety

      you seem to be a dumb person. standing up and greeting a person is there all over the world . it comes from your parental brought-up. rather than giving excuses, let everybody follow the simple rules of hospitality.

    • @kanasu-nanasu3588
      @kanasu-nanasu3588 Před 7 lety

      dhiraj bhandary - very very well said bro.

  • @dhanushho4033
    @dhanushho4033 Před 5 lety +38

    They(Americans) do not stand even when teacher enters the class, and they are great.
    Our value system is diverse, if you do not want to SHOW any kind of respect to elders. Please go ahead who is stopping you? That doesn't mean that you should criticize people who do that, their values systems are different and ultimately we are one.
    That is "unity in diversity".

    • @kishankumar-hb9qr
      @kishankumar-hb9qr Před 4 lety +3

      Hey bro you just ignored the message of the video and you just proved what is wrong with you.

  • @AKBMedia
    @AKBMedia Před 5 lety +69

    Bhai Sanskar Name Koi Chij bhi Hoti hai

    • @jeeaspirant4623
      @jeeaspirant4623 Před 3 lety +2

      Kitne sare subscribers 😳

    • @anipindivedam1857
      @anipindivedam1857 Před 3 lety +4

      Dil mein ho kaafi hai , there's no obligation to stand up

    • @Sawal_tv
      @Sawal_tv Před 2 lety +3

      Wo America hai bc .. they know that president is to serve then. (#pradhan sewak )

    • @shagunkhurana7661
      @shagunkhurana7661 Před 2 lety

      @@Sawal_tv Lauda ka serve them.
      Chutiya hai America.

  • @yatharthsatija
    @yatharthsatija Před 7 lety +18

    If they don't stand that does not in any way mean that they are showing disrespect. Different cultures not to be compared.

    • @theragingcyclone
      @theragingcyclone Před 7 lety +2

      agree fully. in fact they respect the individual not the richness or importance attached with that individual. these same indians would not have touched modi's feet if he was a simple chaiwala. so all this bootlicking is for his post and not the person

    • @mrityunjaykandwal8822
      @mrityunjaykandwal8822 Před 7 lety +1

      The Legend brother true. we haven't touched his feet if he was a chai wala. but if he was this old and was a chai wala and was talking to me.. I would have never kept sitting while he stands. Also true

    • @theragingcyclone
      @theragingcyclone Před 7 lety

      Mirtunjay Kandwal yes that is exactly what i meant to say. it simply means you respected his power and status not the person himself. and that basically means you did not give respect to the person and that is why most people in our country are superficial.
      what i want to tell you is have at least a minimum amount of respect for every person you meet because everyone deserves to be respected. indians really need to learn a lot before even considered to be a truly civilised country.

    • @ach1199
      @ach1199 Před 3 lety

      Correct. They don't stand up because they're told by Secret service to remain seated due to security

  • @jaybloo3708
    @jaybloo3708 Před 7 lety +27

    its because of the difference in culture and tradition. it doesn't mean they respect a person any less. they don't see elders as elders. they just shake hands and stand on equal grounds. and indians are traditionally known to revere their elders

    • @jaybloo3708
      @jaybloo3708 Před 7 lety +1

      Ashish Upreti no the difference is when americans see elsers, they treat them on equal grounds as equals. when we Indians see elders, according to tradition we revere them. that's why we bow down and touch their feet. it's only a matter of cultural difference. but yes. Indians are known traditionally to respect women and elders more.

    • @sharonhamilton2222
      @sharonhamilton2222 Před 7 lety +1

      We look for a strong leader but GET politicians who are merely puppets on a string, manipulated by money.

  • @himanshug9516
    @himanshug9516 Před 5 lety +5

    How we treat our leader who has not taken a single holiday till now,is by electing him again that will be the biggest respect for him & this great nation called Bharat.
    Bharat mata ki jai
    Vande Mataram

  • @yashdubey7180
    @yashdubey7180 Před 5 lety +3

    Every country has their own culture.
    But that of India is gold......proud of my culture.

  • @sitaramrudrapattana8823
    @sitaramrudrapattana8823 Před 7 lety +13

    Sanatana (Hindu) Dharma's tradition is to pay respects to elders, parents; regardless of age to Gurus (teacher who imparts knowledge), head of religious group/sect, Head of the Nation etc.
    While touching the feet, one bows, this shows humility.

    • @rishitk
      @rishitk Před 7 lety

      SITARAM RUDRAPATTANA Know all,
      you should bow to elders and gurus but only when that elder is respect worthy. and you feel like it!

    • @anandhurocky
      @anandhurocky Před 7 lety +3

      this tradition is developed under the rule of kings ... who didn't shown respect to poor people .... that means people are not equally treated .... So tradition needs to modify by holding its positive things

    • @AyyoGamer
      @AyyoGamer Před 7 lety +1

      our kings didnt respects the poor ?? r u a chutiya or what...people of India were the one of the richest in the rule of Indian Kings ..we got poor when ur Lovery Cultured British ruled us...get the facts right ..

    • @sujajivavarughese702
      @sujajivavarughese702 Před 7 lety +1

      SITARAM RUDRAPATTANA yeah your creepy modi must be the oldest person coz I've never seen him pay respect to an older person

    • @AyyoGamer
      @AyyoGamer Před 7 lety

      yeah..modi is creepy...and if creepies r this good then we want this creepyness in India...rather than those fake seculars who licks islamic ass all the time..

  • @indianpower1382
    @indianpower1382 Před 5 lety +134

    In USA.. treat like a friend..Nd heartily meet to all peoples... But Indian PM... Just... a showup..on media...for.. popularity.....

    • @imranullah8534
      @imranullah8534 Před 5 lety +1

      That's way when a black guy sit beside modi he sit long time because the massage goes to media that modi love dalits.

    • @ziyanyh8927
      @ziyanyh8927 Před 5 lety

      exactly 🤣🤣🤣👍🏿

    • @rekhasinha872
      @rekhasinha872 Před 5 lety +2

      Really?? If this is true then Obama is doing more show off by walking on the streets casually with a whole group of media people all around for publicity and shaking hands with people for publicity.

    • @saijaswanth7921
      @saijaswanth7921 Před 5 lety

      Absolutely right!!!

    • @mahimashukla125
      @mahimashukla125 Před 5 lety

      Prateek Sinha right...

  • @sukamaldash3599
    @sukamaldash3599 Před 4 lety +2

    This is a cultural video and people are taking it personally as in their cultures are in a race.

  • @hiyashinsu17
    @hiyashinsu17 Před 5 lety +86

    A good leader leads by example, Obama rocks 🤘

  • @wellspringhope7418
    @wellspringhope7418 Před 7 lety +24

    For one thing, Obama's the president, not the king. U.S. Presidents are elected and expected to work on bettering the welfare of the people (economy, national security, and such important things) as in a government of the people, by the people, for the people. Our presidents are just regular people. For another thing, The U.S has been a democracy since it's independence, so we don't have the hybrid monarchy/democracy government that some countries newer at democracy seem to have developed. While, we do respect leadership in this country, Presidential performance is key to winning high public approval ratings and admiration. Also, if you jump up, the secret service will probably knock you down. Not only that, Americans are just more casual. Thanks for the cultural exchange.

    • @kuttydanedane5494
      @kuttydanedane5494 Před 7 lety +1

      Well modi's also not a king and India's is largest democracy country in the world but we have culture

    • @rahulmalpe
      @rahulmalpe Před 7 lety +1

      Exactly!! We have our "Culture" and they have theirs!! you just cant expect others to follow indian traditions of paying respects So kindly stop judging them based on a stupid video. :)

    • @sikan4269
      @sikan4269 Před 7 lety

      am Indian n am completely agree with u bro

    • @nikhilpunalur
      @nikhilpunalur Před 7 lety

      you said america a democratic................., actually its not...............your leaders are like dictators, people have no voice in your country after the election............................india is the largest democarcy in the world and in india people can question the leaders, PM, parliament, Ministers and every thing. you should see how things actually works in india...........and a lot of things...you should open ur eyes to see things....and its funny to hear that your govt works for the welfare of americans.........i don't think so, they work for their own agendas

    • @rahulmalpe
      @rahulmalpe Před 7 lety +1

      ugh dude really? you are comparing Usa with India? its a futile effort. should check your facts then come back.

  • @ManuSreeraj1
    @ManuSreeraj1 Před 7 lety +10

    It's Indian culture.. How can you criticize them for not following Indian traditions.. Grow up man.. Instead if wasting time on creating these types of things do something productive.. Something that's beneficial ..

  • @pratyushsaxena9343
    @pratyushsaxena9343 Před 3 lety +1

    We Indians are GREAT in culture
    🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

  • @lakshmanrao2731
    @lakshmanrao2731 Před 5 lety

    That is the difference between a politician and a leader. It shows what is equality

  • @kalyanphantom
    @kalyanphantom Před 7 lety +11

    i one who made this video is living with an 18th century medieval mindset. Our own stupidity is our burden. God help you.

  • @programminginterviewprep1808

    Clearly Americans are better, they are not fawning over their leader and treating him like god.

    • @kumarvidhyasagarmahato
      @kumarvidhyasagarmahato Před 5 lety +4

      Interview Prep standing and respecting Ur beloved leader is not giving him God's status.... This is a respect which a country's supreme leader deserves.... U Americans will never understand

    • @programminginterviewprep1808
      @programminginterviewprep1808 Před 5 lety +4

      Except that I'm Indian.
      I'm glad Americans treat people as equals.

    • @bluevortex7992
      @bluevortex7992 Před 5 lety

      Absolutely Correct!

    • @pnarendrar
      @pnarendrar Před 5 lety +1

      Interview Prep : Indian culture is not treating the politicians are God's. It's to respect who cares them. It's fundamental in Hindu culture. Some people misuses that's not our culture

    • @vivekkhatkar8717
      @vivekkhatkar8717 Před 5 lety

      gyan techs wid kvm sabas bhai . What a reply u have given . Kammal . Dil khush kar diya.amuuuaaah

  • @bhaskarparida1201
    @bhaskarparida1201 Před 5 lety +3

    This is due to our culture ...
    And we are respected everywhere in the world

  • @prasanthn2
    @prasanthn2 Před 5 lety +3

    That's called respect out of fear. 😅

    • @Focosmic
      @Focosmic Před 2 lety

      @Ritu Pathak
      It's not a subservient culture it's more than that, I wish I can explain you what namaste and pranam means but I will not.
      upbringing

  • @shanayachouhan4527
    @shanayachouhan4527 Před 7 lety +298

    If Americans didn't stand that doesn't mean that they do not give respect.I am an Indian still I am sharing my views

    • @theragingcyclone
      @theragingcyclone Před 7 lety +21

      yes, agree 100%. if anything americans are far more well-behaved and well-mannered than most indians will ever be.

    • @theragingcyclone
      @theragingcyclone Před 7 lety +17

      bbn bb i read one incident among many others of 9/11 day. when people were rushing downstairs from those buildings one indian american woman in the crowd was pregnant. the other people around her made her comfortable and also allowed her to right of way. if the same was happening in india people would have trampled upon her and she would have died even before the buildings collapsed.
      and i don't think average american favours wars in middle-east or anywhere else. its just that they are continuously brainwashed in the name of patriotism like muslims are brainwashed in the name of islam.

    • @TheDeltathreat
      @TheDeltathreat Před 7 lety +6

      Shanaya Chouhan really?
      i mean the President could barely reach to shake their hands, they didn't even feel courteous enough to extend their arm a bit?
      what a gentleman's behaviour..!!

    • @rogerfern7705
      @rogerfern7705 Před 7 lety +1

      In many case American culture is more Superiour but mostly because of white. I have many white friends

    • @ishaanverma65
      @ishaanverma65 Před 7 lety +1

      Shanaya Chouhan what do you think if justin bieber will be there what they will do????

  • @shafi468
    @shafi468 Před 7 lety +27

    culture is different dear friend... it does never mean that Indians respect their PM than Americans do for their President.
    Its Another country''s custom to treat Him like that.
    As the dressing between them, So the culture......Actually, you are just insulting India by wrong comparison ....Avoid this kind of stupidity.

  • @HariprasadChandrasekar

    We indians must be proud following our ancient culture like namaste, taking blessings, showing respect to elders etc. Also accepts western culture like shaking hands, wearing ties, using fork while eating, etc.

  • @abintvarghese1938
    @abintvarghese1938 Před 5 lety

    Im a indian but the way they treat the US president as one of there own is something special.i believe in treating every one equal as human being.

  • @noahchase295
    @noahchase295 Před 7 lety +270

    In America they promote equality in everything nobody's above anybody regardless of age, gender and wealth. In India we treat people based on caste and wealth. We have words in our language to address them.

    • @davethomas553
      @davethomas553 Před 7 lety +13

      Its culture dude....Culture....haven't you read Ramayana ?? Teacher elder and parents dont have equality....respecting them is what is called Indian culture......

    • @thegamingarsenal1662
      @thegamingarsenal1662 Před 7 lety +1

      Dave Thomas well said brother

    • @rajeshjayaraman3264
      @rajeshjayaraman3264 Před 7 lety

      +Sachin Lakshminarayana yes

    • @KshitijPawar77
      @KshitijPawar77 Před 7 lety +1

      Nitin Nair besides it may be duty to security reasons that people are told not to stand uo

    • @rahul.sharma98
      @rahul.sharma98 Před 7 lety +3

      great respect to all cultures but there is no culture in worldwide which can even standup with indian culture little eg:no culture or religion teaches us to respect our elders like indian culture n religion that's why max other countries are trying to learn these spiritualities n we should also love our culture n obey it as all things it has some limitations but we have to take it n remove all its limitations n not feel shame at all while obeying our culture.......

  • @vijaypatel1001
    @vijaypatel1001 Před 5 lety +196

    I am totally disagree with you.every country has its own style and culture. You are not a judge .

  • @himanichakravarty1618
    @himanichakravarty1618 Před 3 lety

    In India, Indians show him a their teacher.. That's why, Indians are shows respect as stand up & touch his feet..

  • @balamaniam7891
    @balamaniam7891 Před 5 lety +1

    It's the culture of our india to respect others...

  • @ammaapartments
    @ammaapartments Před 7 lety +34

    I think this video is not meant for comparison. Touching someone's feet is the practice of a major community here. Every country has its own code of respecting the most important person of their own country.

    • @theragingcyclone
      @theragingcyclone Před 7 lety +2

      i never touch anyone's feet and i oppose this habit of indians. not that i oppose this cultural aspect of indian culture but because the idea/science behind it has been lost and like most things today in india it is merely a chore. the science behind it was when a younger person touched feet f his elders they would give him blessings and touch his head with their palm and it transfers positive energy of the elder person to younger person. and that rarely happens today so it is basically meaningless and today most indians touch feet of only who they see someone as very important person which is height of cheapness.

    • @ammaapartments
      @ammaapartments Před 7 lety +1

      I am in full agreement with you. It surely is meaningless

    • @pisasupayani
      @pisasupayani Před 7 lety

      Madan Babu by that logic, wedding ring is meaningless, marriage is meaningless, taking care of your pathetic sorry ass when you turn old by your son/family will be meaningless. Mentally colonised white worshipping libtards

    • @theragingcyclone
      @theragingcyclone Před 7 lety

      yes sure, i disagree with most of the meaningless indian traditions and customs which serve no purpose other than to inflate egos and to discriminate against others on different basis. why only a woman has to wear bindi and mangalsutra to announce to the world that she is married? is she the personal property of her husband? why are indian married men not required to wear some kind of ornament to announce to the world that they are married too. i'm not opposed to a women wearing bindi and mangal sutra if she wishes but why it has to be a parameter on which to judge her character? and yes i also support widow remarriage. if someone's wife dies at an early age society will expect that man to get remarried because how will you live this long life on your own you need a life partner is what they say but why a widowed women is not allowed this freedom? isn't her whole life in front of her? i also oppose the extravaganza and pompous displays which are typical of indian weddings. i also oppose all that dhol-dhamaka. why can't people simply get married in a silent wedding ceremony? why you have to announce to the world that you are getting married and thus disturbing peace of all neighbourhood and blocking roads with wedding procession? i also oppose inviting just 500 people to your small pompous wedding ceremony as if you have to prove to someone that see how many people you know.
      and as far as taking care of old parents is concerned that should also be on the basis of reciprocity. if your parents have taken good care of you in your childhood then you too should take care of them but there too indian society is number one hypocrite. who takes care of those parents who only have daughters and when all of them have been married off? why can't women who have no brothers are not allowed to also take care of their own parents apart from her husband's parents. basically typical indian mentality is still of treating wife as a personal property and a lifelong naukarani. so from next time, you ask your parents to do their own chores or you help them out with their daily chores instead of expecting your wife to do all that stuff.

    • @kartikgada6782
      @kartikgada6782 Před 7 lety

      @TheLegend: What nonsense lol.. This things might be happening in your surroundings. At one point you say American culture is better and when it comes to Indian culture you hate it. Why?? Just bcoz you you don't want to touch someone's feet?? You think Indian traditions are meaningless?? Why??
      1. Women is western countries wear wedding rings if they are married don't they? similarly in Indian culture women wear Mangalsutra when they are married. Now will you say women in western countries are personal property?? Doesn't Indian Tradition say that Women is GHAR KI LAKSHMI. isn't it a good tradition. Its you who think that women are personal property not others. Even Men wear wedding rings "to announce to the world that they are married too."
      2. The reason so many people are invited to a wedding is bcoz we Indians have big families.. We only invite those people whom we know and have their contacts no one goes on the road to invite people just to prove his wealth. If one can afford to invite so many people then y wont he invite them and if one can't afford then they still contact them and say that our son/daughter has been married.
      3. Talking about widow remarriage... they are done nowadays.. Sensible families did it in past too.. i don't know about your surroundings :P
      4. Taking care of old parents.. Indians do it better then any western country so plz don't compare it. There are few who don't care about their old parents but you can't judge whole country by taking them into consideration.
      I can't say anything about others mentality but your mentality is totally wrong...

  • @shivamchaudhry5959
    @shivamchaudhry5959 Před 7 lety +6

    well standing up means putting someone more superior that yourself and I think not standing up is the right thing to do

  • @simona6674
    @simona6674 Před 5 lety +11

    0:56 there are Indians behind

  • @sowmyathokala1995
    @sowmyathokala1995 Před 5 lety

    Guys it's just a video , and if we gotta give importance there r a lot more important things we need to concentrate on (specially in INDIA)

  • @anandhurocky
    @anandhurocky Před 7 lety +7

    thats called treating people equally .... hats of obama

  • @daffodsdavid
    @daffodsdavid Před 5 lety +81

    What is there to feel proud? We should be ashamed to touch the feet of another human being. " I'm not a slave to anybody and nobody is a slave to me"

    • @user-yg8rx2fo7f
      @user-yg8rx2fo7f Před 5 lety +7

      K Prakash that is showing respect towards elders

    • @Anu_agrwl
      @Anu_agrwl Před 5 lety +5

      K Prakash touching feet is not about being a slave .. Indian traditions value their elderly people and it is a mark of showing respect and feet also represents foundation of ones character in comparison of the strength of a building. It represents we bow down before you as a offering of respect and acknowledge your hustle for wisdom and experience and enlightenment bless us so we can do achieve those things in our journey as well.. namaste 🙏

    • @daffodsdavid
      @daffodsdavid Před 5 lety +4

      Anushree Aggarwal There is nothing called Indian tradition nor Indian food nor Indian culture nor Indian dress. Every food or tradition or dress are different. For example I'm from Tamilnadu I eat beef. People from north worship cow. I dont bend down at elders and touch their feet but still I respect them.

    • @p3krishna
      @p3krishna Před 5 lety +1

      @@daffodsdavid now you can't understand the indian traditions value, when you reach the age of 60+ then you can understands. Most of you like people's spend their old age in "OLD AGE HOME".

    • @daffodsdavid
      @daffodsdavid Před 5 lety

      Radhas196 I disagree with you. My father's thinking is similar to that of mine. He is 71. He stays with me happily. I'm also happy to keep him with me and take care of me. So I'm sure my kids will take care of me when I get old. Also I disagree with Indian tradition or Indian Nationalism. My idea is that we have different different culture, tradition, food, religion, dress etc and we stay in a land called India.

  • @deepakkhundrakpam1145
    @deepakkhundrakpam1145 Před 5 lety +4

    Though its not compulsory to show respect gesture coz no one will sue u for that...indian gesture is much more beautiful....so many american also started learning indian culture....respecting someone means we are not afraid of them but we sort of respect the responsibilities he carries on his shoulder...infact it was a gesture of love.....

  • @IND1319
    @IND1319 Před 3 lety +1

    Touching feet is an Indian Culture. Jai 🇮🇳hind

  • @digitalworld1292
    @digitalworld1292 Před 5 lety +928

    Wo insaan bane rehte hain, yahan bhagwaan bana dete hain.

    • @sushilkumar-xr8my
      @sushilkumar-xr8my Před 5 lety +15

      bhai apne se bade k per chhuna galat hai kya

    • @thevicky1304
      @thevicky1304 Před 5 lety +6

      Shammi Awepal 100% agree with you sir

    • @thevicky1304
      @thevicky1304 Před 5 lety +12

      sushil kumar naukar he wo humare. humne unko humara public servent chuna he.
      Jis din public politicians ki aukaat samjenge na tab samjlo Bharat sone ki chidya ban Gaya.

    • @thevicky1304
      @thevicky1304 Před 5 lety +8

      pratik waghmare yes pratik do you really know what democracy means??
      Have you even done your primary education??
      Have you heard the phrase "By the people, for the people"??

    • @thevicky1304
      @thevicky1304 Před 5 lety +4

      Exactly.
      No need for overwhelming respects then.
      We can scold him. Shout at him when angry.
      Or have a healthy conversation just like you and me.
      He is no more then you or me or an illitrate hard working farmar.
      Plz stop making them God like.

  • @rajin2768
    @rajin2768 Před 7 lety +14

    Why are you comparing 2 different cultures. You can't make Americans to be like us

    • @malikadevi-bs3pi
      @malikadevi-bs3pi Před 7 lety

      G- Singh yeah right.you can't compare God with a dog.indiasar vetter

  • @kamaleshjothi4730
    @kamaleshjothi4730 Před 5 lety

    That's the cultural aspect. Common thing here is that people respect their leaders from the bottom of their heart.

  • @thormath6991
    @thormath6991 Před 3 lety +1

    Sanskar and giving respect is in every Indian's blood. ☺️🙏🏻🚩🇮🇳

  • @lungthonchawang6847
    @lungthonchawang6847 Před 5 lety +122

    Respect is inside your heart... It's not by standing or by bowing in front of the person. This shows that they all are equal.. Not like we Indians. Calling.. Sir.. Sir.. Ma'am... Ma'am.. 😂😂😂 Just see they address him by his name even. Time to change dude.

    • @leonsthomas8737
      @leonsthomas8737 Před 5 lety +6

      One man who spoke the right thing 🖒

    • @RanjitKumar-pr2eq
      @RanjitKumar-pr2eq Před 5 lety +4

      Mainak Basu one more thing people clean their shit from a paper by touching and eat a shitty pork

    • @abhinavjain2985
      @abhinavjain2985 Před 5 lety +6

      And respect is like love the more we share it the more we get it back, here the PM is an elder and he gives back positive energy in exchange of love from people(the feet touch)
      The more the love we give him the more dedicated he will become towards India's development, thus returing the love.
      Remember when your parents love you unconditionally and make you into what you are today and you return it by doing something for them, but say you will forever be indebted.
      The same here ,the people are ModiJi's parents the more the love and support we give as public the more he will work towards our better but will be forever indebted to us, that's how we should use our PM and extract the best out of him for us.
      Remember the one who makes the first move makes the other guy forever indebted, you better do it before the other.

    • @kier8064
      @kier8064 Před 2 lety +1

      @Ritu Pathak you must be an ignorant self centred young women.

    • @prajuwalmishra6886
      @prajuwalmishra6886 Před 2 lety +4

      Abe toh Modi ka sab pair touch kar rha h that is Indian culture .

  • @khongshei
    @khongshei Před 7 lety +16

    I myself prefer American way of treating which would mean even if you are the very important one in the country you are still the other citizens like one of us. we care you as the other friend and the dude we all know well in town. I personally feel that kind of treatment helps the person to undisconnect himself from reality of life in the world out there. ..... m an Indian though

  • @asapuswu6955
    @asapuswu6955 Před 5 lety

    It simply shows that Mr. President Obama is down to earth person,which most of our Indian leaders are not.. they are like God we worship them

  • @deepakkalyan504
    @deepakkalyan504 Před 5 lety

    If giving respect is an art then INDIANS are the Picasso of it

  • @abycasty8590
    @abycasty8590 Před 7 lety +22

    let us not discriminate. i believe every country has its own culture that we must respect i suppose

  • @rajatsharma6357
    @rajatsharma6357 Před 5 lety +56

    I think Americans don't fear their leaders. They respect them and consider them as equal. However, Indian politicians have created fear of themselves in minds of common people. Hence, common people normally hesitate to go close to Indian politicians.

    • @sevatimondal7271
      @sevatimondal7271 Před 3 lety +3

      Really ?? Any factual analysis??

    • @abhishekchaubey9417
      @abhishekchaubey9417 Před 2 lety

      Closed mind b00mer

    • @user-vi3pi9rf7w
      @user-vi3pi9rf7w Před 2 lety +2

      OK but what does fear have to do anything in this Case?
      I don't like modi that much but I'd still touch his feet and bow, after all he's the Prime Minister. I'm nobody in front of him, respect is due.

    • @gazz01
      @gazz01 Před 2 lety

      Don't agree with you

    • @riderchallenge4250
      @riderchallenge4250 Před 2 lety

      Lol people nowadays can make any politician loose their power

  • @dhanusharya541
    @dhanusharya541 Před 5 lety +4

    That's y Indian culture is the best culture in the world..
    Proud 2 be indian

  • @Haridnyapatil
    @Haridnyapatil Před 3 lety +3

    I wont say it not good to give any respect or touch feet . Or something like that .. but these are two countries are very different from each other .. there must be no comparison between the culture .. our culture is obviously very very different from United States of America. ... .. its better you take this video down so that people dont hate each other's country .....

  • @priscillaantony955
    @priscillaantony955 Před 5 lety +182

    😂every comment is against the video....hurrah

    • @srr836
      @srr836 Před 5 lety +3

      Priscilla Antony 😁😀😂😂😊😊

    • @saum5524
      @saum5524 Před 5 lety +2

      😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

    • @FarhanKhan-jj6go
      @FarhanKhan-jj6go Před 5 lety +2

      and that is the best part

    • @zainkhan401
      @zainkhan401 Před 5 lety +2

      Yes😂😂

    • @priyaji9710
      @priyaji9710 Před 5 lety +2

      Priscilla Antony YOU KNOW WHAT....
      YOU ARE GOOD FOR NOTHING...
      If you are very happy to see same stupid people's comments...then let me tell you...WE INDIANS ARE PROUD OF OUR INDIA AND INDIAN CULTURE..
      These type videos is just 0.00000000001% of OUR POWERFUL AND EVERGREEN INDIAN CULTURE
      IF YOU DONT HAVE SAME KNOWLEDGE...THEN I WILL TELL YOU.
      "PAIR CHUNA" IS OUR CULTURE....
      WHICH SHOWS OUR RESPECT TO OUR PARENTS AND OUR ELDERS...
      AND WHICH IS NOT IN YOUR AMERICA..
      And your comment shows that WHAT YOU ARE AND WHAT IS YOUR THINKING।।।।
      AND SOME STUPID PEOPLE'S COMMENTS JUST ALSO SHOWS THEIR MENTALITY...
      NOTHING ELSE.

  • @mayurkale2227
    @mayurkale2227 Před 5 lety +210

    Every one is equal in America and no VIP culture like India that's why.....welcome

    • @mi1841
      @mi1841 Před 5 lety +6

      No Vip culture in america really ...that's why they spend 100 crores in the security of president

    • @mayurkale2227
      @mayurkale2227 Před 5 lety +3

      Mohd Irfan in my opinion every country spend more money on safety of their president ....it's totally different topic

    • @RicardoMilosDanceDEVIL
      @RicardoMilosDanceDEVIL Před 5 lety +1

      mayur kale tell that to trump

    • @mayurkale2227
      @mayurkale2227 Před 5 lety

      Goglr Bani wait for 2 more years he will be gone...

    • @rekhasinha872
      @rekhasinha872 Před 5 lety +1

      If you think so you then you don't know anything about American history. How they enslaved black people and bought them from Africa for slavery. And this discrimination prevails even today. And u talk about equality 😑

  • @alertwarning7883
    @alertwarning7883 Před 3 lety +1

    Haters are saying why didn't PM Stand up everytime
    😂😂😂😂
    This is the culture of Bharat👍🏻❤️
    And you think that West is Best😂😂

  • @phanindrababu1398
    @phanindrababu1398 Před 5 lety

    it is not mandatary to touch feet to respect him , but it our culture to take blessings from Senior citizens

  • @user-rm2lg5uz4o
    @user-rm2lg5uz4o Před 6 lety +32

    No one stands up while eating in usa, it is their culture.

    • @bharatuday281
      @bharatuday281 Před 5 lety

      Shubh Hindustani that's Indian culture ya dumb fuck they eat while standing it's considered bad for health in India

    • @mohammedalisuleman6413
      @mohammedalisuleman6413 Před 5 lety

      ImBetterThan U .....bro get some life and logic to make sense in your words

  • @dineshbag7480
    @dineshbag7480 Před 7 lety +5

    they are lucky who meet MR.MODI.

  • @naveenjohn7598
    @naveenjohn7598 Před 5 lety

    RESPECT IS WHAT AMERICA GIVES AND THAT CULTURE SHOULD BE FOLLOWED..equality is what America gave and took..

  • @agamya2023
    @agamya2023 Před 5 lety

    Respecting elder is Indian culture. But as a PM he is just public worker.

  • @priyansh1323
    @priyansh1323 Před 7 lety +34

    this think I love of America that all of them are of equal status

    • @SmackCab
      @SmackCab Před 6 lety

      u r stupid going against India and saying you love america more. American way of things isn't the model that the whole world should follow.

    • @dvs5047
      @dvs5047 Před 3 lety

      @@SmackCab Yes World should follow your stupid caste system.

  • @KakashiMing
    @KakashiMing Před 6 lety +29

    I bet Americans respect and loved their ex president Obama, and that's for sure everyone in the whole world with right mind will love Obama coz he is such a humble, kind and great person. And americans culture is different so it doesn't mean that if they don't stand up they don't respect him, and if you talk about our country India, people may touch modi's feet and stand when he's talking or giving speech, but be honest and tell me how many of them don't talk shit about him in his back.?
    Can you prove that they respect him with all their hearts, i bet you can't coz their are only few who will pay respect to any indian leaders, what are they even doing for the country except changing prices.

  • @sellu0074
    @sellu0074 Před 5 lety +1

    I'm an indian i Touch the legs of my parents, it's a blessing for me but, I don't get any blessing from him, i believe it's a waste of time for him,

  • @gauthammarupalli636
    @gauthammarupalli636 Před 5 lety

    India is the one which gives respect for great people and normal people

  • @naresh222smart
    @naresh222smart Před 7 lety +3

    Because Americans knew that not touching his feet is not disrespect neither not standing up.

  • @patrickvesnina
    @patrickvesnina Před 5 lety +7

    Touching one's feet doesn't mean that you respect them. It's the practice in some part of India, especially in the northern part. While pointing out the U. S people , most of them were having their food. It may be their culture that they don't want to stand up while eating. All that matter is equality among the leaders and the people. 😃

  • @Phoolkumari
    @Phoolkumari Před 5 lety +1

    It's culture
    And both are great
    One is equality
    The other is respect

  • @vedantsahu9207
    @vedantsahu9207 Před 5 lety

    Even USA president don't take it as his disrespect, infact he is very patience person gives time to every one. Salute both of them.

  • @nitywarrior
    @nitywarrior Před 7 lety +11

    this are the values nd sanskriti of indians .elders whoever it may b should b respected

  • @user-xv1ks5qm5g
    @user-xv1ks5qm5g Před 5 lety +370

    If Americans do not stand, they are not disrespecting anyone. They treat their politicians and other military heads just like they treat their colleagues or friends. If something like this happens in India, half of the people would have been behind bar for disrespecting RED-TAPISM. Politicians are not GOD, they are servant of the public. When public comes Politician should stand. It is sad and height of RED-TAPISM to see how people are touching feet of PM in India.

    • @kevinalexander6535
      @kevinalexander6535 Před 5 lety

      Helios7 well said...

    • @vikaspanchal8015
      @vikaspanchal8015 Před 5 lety +1

      Helios7 I agree with your thoughts, it's the politicians who should standup. In democracy we choose them not they choose us. And every country have their own Culture it would inappropriate to compare.

    • @dingdong5820
      @dingdong5820 Před 5 lety

      Be respectful to your friend if he deserve it

    • @sunilgoswami7537
      @sunilgoswami7537 Před 5 lety +8

      In India we give respect to any who is older in age by touching his feet.. Whoever he may b... Its our society... Nothing wrong in it.. It shows affection... Belonging... We r social in nature.. Not an individual... We live in combine family not a nuclear one... So its not dependent on leader... Its culture... The way we give respect..

    • @user-xv1ks5qm5g
      @user-xv1ks5qm5g Před 5 lety +3

      Its your perspective.Americans are not wrong. If you think touching feet of PM is your primary duty then it is your personal decision. I have never heard people getting beheaded or killed when assassination of kennedy took place. However, story was completely different when Indira Gandhi got killed. Thousands of sikh families and innocent Indian Sikhs were butchered, beheaded and burned alive in Independent India. This is the problem area. Politicians are public servants and not Public is supposed to touch their feet.

  • @arpana5368
    @arpana5368 Před 5 lety +1

    Indian culture treats elders with respect and seek blessings . Cant blame the
    Americans for God forgives them for they know not what they do

  • @truefactsteller1015
    @truefactsteller1015 Před 5 lety

    That's why in India people wants their home in on side of road and in Americans people wants roads on front of their homes and they understand democracy very well I am indian but I think Americans understands democracy very well.

  • @shoonnya
    @shoonnya Před 6 lety +8

    It just shows how deeply democratic spirit is ingrained in American brains and how deeply colonial spirit still haunts Indian minds! The president is just one civil democratic leader with some responsibilities and duties. Not your Maharaja!
    Ironically, btw the prime minister is NOT the most important person in India. He is just one minister with extra burden of legislative process. The president is the most imp person. But again ironically, while the American president IS the most important person, people don't go bowing before him like he is thei uncle or grandpa (or King).

  • @deeshankd3
    @deeshankd3 Před 7 lety +4

    I'm an Indian and I find this comparison really stupid.

  • @rc010
    @rc010 Před 5 lety +9

    If people had stood up to shake hand they would have been immediately told to put their hands where they can see em on gun point!,and took the president immediately to his armored car!

    • @abhinavjain2985
      @abhinavjain2985 Před 5 lety

      True in India there are no such trust issues and we are connected with each other even in such diversity!!
      #CoolPeeps😎

  • @graveyard2785
    @graveyard2785 Před 5 lety +9

    3:52 see how we indians treat women in our country . Why did that body guard ask her to leave the seat? I mean there is 2 seats for two passengers right?
    Respect each person my dear friend dont treat anyone most important person because we gave him that tag we voted him to run our country as a public servant not as a VIP person who always does travelling and touring .

  • @tusharsharma6082
    @tusharsharma6082 Před 7 lety +10

    bt did you notice,there Mr Prez was going to the people coz HE was the one who came to meet them....here however Modi said that he went to meet the people...u can easily figure out how every one was coming to him like an appointment....Obama had a style a grace to admire for.......

  • @Sagar-wn1po
    @Sagar-wn1po Před 7 lety +10

    there is nothing to whine about. Both countries have different culture and best in their own term. No need to be a chauvinist.

    • @theragingcyclone
      @theragingcyclone Před 7 lety +4

      in this american culture is best, no need to unnecessarily stand for someone even if that someone is president or pm of the country

  • @Selena_2002
    @Selena_2002 Před 2 lety +1

    They r so chill I respect that

  • @lalala-cj3rc
    @lalala-cj3rc Před 11 měsíci +1

    it does not matter if the person is a president or prime minister, when someone offers a handshake, it is basic manners to get up.

  • @yogeshkurane123
    @yogeshkurane123 Před 7 lety +3

    The word is: *culture*
    that differs from place - place, people - people
    which is perfectly cool.

  • @SEENATRADERS
    @SEENATRADERS Před 5 lety +22

    They are american so they know that he is our pradhansewak.

    • @sharathn2622
      @sharathn2622 Před 5 lety +1

      Hey man Muslims have a tendency to show allegations against BJP.wherever as possible ... But as a proud Indian I must say that even Congress BJP or other should govern the country the Indians will get up from their seat to show respect that's our culture ... IAM not saying that you are like that Bhai .... Think nicely that's all 😙😘 don't take it as a racism or something 😍

    • @SEENATRADERS
      @SEENATRADERS Před 5 lety

      funny kerala matters
      Rightly said i accept your statement. Muslims should not target bjp because it offend themself because they think that it is hindu party. But muslims can not refrain from saying right (haq). It is in their DNA.

    • @amitraval1693
      @amitraval1693 Před 5 lety +2

      Absolutely correct but this is our culture to pay respect.

  • @kamaleshlg
    @kamaleshlg Před 5 lety

    That's why indian politicians are like this. We treat them as God!!! Hope this will change in upcoming generations.

  • @yogeshchaudhary4041
    @yogeshchaudhary4041 Před 5 lety +160

    It's are culture to respect elders India nameste 🙏

    • @salmanbasha5006
      @salmanbasha5006 Před 5 lety +9

      Only Modi elder in india?

    • @yogeshchaudhary4041
      @yogeshchaudhary4041 Před 5 lety +2

      @@salmanbasha5006 in vidio only modi is elder so relax 😌

    • @salmanbasha5006
      @salmanbasha5006 Před 5 lety

      You see again vedio modi left side who's sitting elder are younger than you relax ok

    • @salmanbasha5006
      @salmanbasha5006 Před 5 lety

      Maybe you are Modi bhakt but one think Modi bhakt only not indians don't tell religion ok iam Indian you modi bhakt relax ok. you know my favourite actors amitabh bacchan he's also Pakistan? just shut up ok

    • @yogeshchaudhary4041
      @yogeshchaudhary4041 Před 5 lety +3

      @@salmanbasha5006 your English is weak please sentenced well and listen carefully I am not modi bhakt I know my tradition very well as you know about your tradition i am saying that in previous comment that if you are an Indian you seen hindu tradions. If you like America traditions or Pakistan or Saudi Arabia traditions then go and settle their if you have problems with pm. Bro Pm is not saying to touch his feets it was people dignity who respect their pm. Respect your country jai hind