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- The Last Anglo Indian of Chennai | Untold stories and places in Chennai City | Travel vlog in Tamil
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Two clarifications
1. The title is just like a Metaphor. உவமை in Tamil. So don't take the literal meaning. Yes there are Anglo Indians all over India now. But not like before. Drastically low in numbers. That's the theme of the video.
2. we wrongly mentioned resurrection of Jesus as "Maru piravi".we accept it's a mistake. Just slip of a tongue.
Thanks🙂👍
Yes you r honour
கோடுங்கல்ஊர்...அ தங்கோடு ஆசான் 12 சீடர்களில் ஒருவராகிய தொல்coffer(pyramid=பிரைமீதி)...எல்லாம் இங்கிருந்து போனதே
Good Team Work Naaa...
Rendu Perum Future la Nallaa Varuvinga
Unga words padikave positive aa iruku..romba nanri nanbare..
Resurrection is called உயிர் தெழுதல் in Tamizh. Also great video. ❤️ All the best for future ventures in meeting new strangers 👍
சென்னையில் இவர்கள் குறைவாக இருக்கலாம்.ஆனால் திருச்சி மாநகரத்தில் , குறிப்பாக பொன்மலை பகுதியில் இன்றும் நிறைய ஆங்கிலோ- இந்தியன் மக்கள் பரவலாக, தங்களது அடையாளத்தை மாற்றாமல் வாழ்ந்து வருகின்றனர் சகோ. அவர்களது இனம் முற்றிலும் வீழ்ந்து விடவில்லை என்பது என் தனிப்பட்ட கருத்து. 🙏
நீங்கள் சொல்வது சரியே. முன்னை விட மிக குறைவு என்பதே எனது தாழ்மையான கருத்து 🙂🙂🙏
Yes exactly ur right Pandian bro....
Yes u r right in Goldenrock so many angloindians family living .
நானும் பொன்மலையில் வசித்தவர் தான் நிறைய பேர் அங்கு anglo-indian இருக்கிறார்கள்
Yes you are correct👍
அந்த மேடம் இந்த வீடு வீடு இடிந்து விடுவதற்குள் நான் இறந்து விட வேண்டும் என்று சொன்னது ரொம்பவும் பாவமாக இருந்தது
Am muslim.. My native is tirunelveli.. We settled in Chennai 1992.. I did schooling in pallavaram Stephen school where I had anglo Indian friends.. Believe me friends when I came out of that school I myself realised how well I can speak English.. My accent my body language everything changed because of those people.. They are so nice.. Have helping tendency.. So pure.. It's precious to have friendship with them.. I miss those days.. Thank u man.. for bringing back those memories..
Thank you....
But they always eat bread right and wear middies
I'm from Tirunelveli ❤️
First time, I see a Tamil blogger on CZcams who speaks history correctly! Impressed to see this video! Great job bro 👏🏽
Thank you so much 🙏 very encouraging words 😊 ❤
I am an Anglo Indian from Chennai. There’s still a lot of Anglo Indians in Chennai. True it is getting extinct as many have migrated to various countries. The true traditional ones have gone.
Thanks for sharing about you...nice to know you 🙂
Hi
Yen poranga
Sorry to hear that but still i respect your your calmness , you will be always welcomed in Pondicherry, auroville too 🙏🏻🤠🥳🥳🤩
Hmm... I differ. Community is even though small.. it's going strong. Harry maclure and anglos in the wind.. doing well.
May God protect her. She's sweet and speaks impeccable English
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Yeah....sure ma'am,from these nasty people only God can save her🤷♂
She is My Colleague in Syntel and very friendly attitude. We're also lunchmates during that time. We used to learn several good things from her. She also keep helping to her Colleague's and other poor needy peoples.
Thats nice.. How about her family? How many kids she has?
I'm an anglo from trichy ponmalai but settled in Madhavaram, chennai.
Pls come to Perambur or Madhavaram n see the hundreds of Anglo indians there...The community is still strong all over India and is kept together by the Anglo Indian Association with members and regular meetings in the railway institutes all over India.
Each city AI association has 100 to 5000 members with a majority in Chennai, trichy, erode, mumbai, kolkata, all over kerala, Goa and other states. There are more than 5 lakh anglos registered in the community association books residing in India at the moment.
Many have left for good but still there are a majority of anglos living in India the Indian way.
Yes, you are correct, iam lived in Madhavaram , I see more people s of Anglo Indians in here.
Especially In KKR garden and KKR town
My dear friend iam from venus .my childhood time I have seen lot of Anglo Indians in foxen street but now very very very low peoples are in that street... I miss my Anglo Indian friend Mr. Franklie jason
When r u going to cool london
Great
Because of them ( anglo indians ) only the English language Skills developed in the kindergarten and primary stage in most of the convent schools. Hats off to those teachers 🙏...
fool , their horrible accent
True all 80s and 90s kid knew that.... at that time speaking good English is very rare
You are right,
Almost I had my teachers Anglo Indian s
Miss Morris, miss Nicholas, miss ocoroner, miss white, miss brown,
@@rajendrakumar-zm8vs they will be treated bad in Australia
@@jeya9139 really
நான் முதல் தடவை உங்கள் வீடியோ பார்த்து இருக்கிறேன் நன்றாக இருந்தது
நன்றி..மேலும் இந்த channel க்கு உங்களின் ஆதரவை எதிர்பார்கிறேன்.
@@meetastrangermee too nice video
Thank you so much 🙏
My english teachers wer anglo indians, apart from language i learnt the way of living from them, especially music. Thank you for this video bro!!
Thank you so much 🙏 keep supporting our channel 🙂
Bro Perambur la ivanga niraya oru thanga enn friends also so many Anglo Indian. I watch this my eyes 😭
Yes bro I also did a video about a perambur anglo indian boxer...watch that also ..if you have got some time...👍🙂
Hey ! I’m Aden an Anglo Indian From Chennai , till now we’re still here as a committee. It good to see you people Thank you 🙏🏿
I'm Angelina an anglo Indian from Trichy . Thank you so much 🌈🤍 Prayers for u to come up more higher in life . Hugs and kisses on behalf of our community .. a sign of gratitude 🌷 God bless 🫂
Thank you so much🙏 it's very touching..your blessings will keep us continuing this journey 🙏🙂
🤩👍
Hello Angelina, I'm from Bangalore,
There were lot of my known Anglo Indian families here were almost left india.
It's very rare to c them in Bangalore.
I'm very much missing them,
I just recall, only by my olden days memories.
Nice
I had many Anglo indian friends at golden rock about 30 years ago. Now i dont find any one of them..
கடைசியாக கூறின வார்த்தைகள் மிகவும் சிறப்பு நாம் மேற்கத்திய மோகத்தில் உள்ளோம்.... தாயை மறப்பதும் தாய்மொழியும் மறப்பதும் ஒன்றுதான்
உணர்வு பூர்வமான பதிவு.நம்முடைய ஆங்கில அறிவு இவர்களின் மூலம் விரிவு படுத்தப்பட்டாதாக சொல்லப்படுகிறது.
தமிழ் தெரியாதா இவங்களுக்கு?கடைசி தகவல் சூப்பர் அண்ணா ❣️வித்தியாசமான உணர்வு முதல்முறை இப்படியு இருக்காங்களானு பார்க்கிறேன் 😮.கோயம்பத்தூரிலிருந்து
I lived in Chennai from 1966 to 2004 and a good part of my life was spent in places adjacent to St.Thomas Mount. I used to climb the mount, visit the Church and the tower with the statue of Jesus Christ, and sit down in the open space in front of the Church for long hours watching the take off and landing down of the planes on the run ways of Meenambakkam airport. There were several Anglo Indian families living in streets around the mount and nearby sites.
One after the other they migrated to Australia and other countries since they felt a helpless minority group, with their culture seeming to be alien to the citizens of Chennai.
Even there were a few workers serving in IDPL, Nandambakkam, situated next to St.Thomas Mount.
St Thomas Mount is a lovely place that I enjoyed frequenting it for one reason or the other.There was not a day I hadn't cycled the roads in it's township earlier days and later on driving my vehicle up and down the Butt road area for my traveling home to office.
Even today I prefer to stay in St Thomas Mount ,where fortunately I have a hospitable friend to receive me whenever I make a visit to Chennai, inspite of other places my old colleagues are living.
My daughter studied in St.Dominics School and my daily trips to the School almost for a decade sentimentally remains with me till date.
The madam living a lonely life gives me an inspiration to accept life the way it goes, GO WITH THE FLOW.
Oh God. What a beautiful comment. I can really feel your life reading this comment. Thank you. People like you drives my passion to make more human stories. Thank you so much. This commeny made my day 🙏🙏🙏🙂🙂
Lovely sir
You have shared your experience in a beautiful manner uncle
Thanks for sharing your memories. The write-up was presented with honesty that it unfold as a scene infront of me. Great job.
I studied in an AngloIndian school in Secunderabad. The Railways was a British company had many Anglo Indians. Gradually countries of the commonwealth offered citizenship and permanent residency to them based on their British ancestry . Many chose this option to move out of India.
நல்ல பதிவு. தொடர்ந்து இது மாதிரியான புதுமைகளை, புது மனிதர்களை வெளிச்சம் போட்டு காட்டுங்கள் தோழர்களே..... உங்கள் புதுவித முயற்சி சிறக்கட்டும். நன்றி.
-Rule Your Life ❤️.
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Her house is like a Time Machine, Walls Roof Painting Doors Beautiful, Margaret is a Huge Sweet heart.
God bless her abundantly coz if I met a stranger I will never ever let them in my house.. She is a pure soul and even preserves the heritage
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THANK GOD it's not another food review, food challenge, food vlog!!! This is real content! The current tamil youtube scene is just behind money and not to make quality content. People like you restore my faith in tamil youtubers! Keep doing such amazing content driven videos and please don't ever venture into food vlogging to get views. SUCH VIDEOS ARE GOLD! Kudos, you will reach great heights soon! So happy that youtube recommended me this video.
Wow..this comment is really motivating.👍 So happy to have a feedback like this..thank you so much🙏🙏surely we ll do more such interesting and unique content..🙂🙂
Very well said mala Srini ji...I suppose it's the same running behind money in majority of CZcams channels across the length and breadth of our country..
I think they can teach language to our children, our government should make them as a English teacher in our government school, learning languages from native speakers that really helpful for our children
Good idea 🙏🙂
This, this is the culture they follow from long back, feel the way she welcomed you, treated you, things she shared with you. Really, really fantastic. God should really take care of her. Thankyou Bros for creating an unforgettable video.
I studied in an Anglo-Indian school in Chennai in the 80s. I had so many friends . Most of them migrated yo Australia England. Lovely people. Very warm and friendly. I will visit these towns when I visit Chennai
மாற்றம் ஒன்றே மாறாதது...!
சுழலும் உலகில் அனைவருக்கும் பொருந்தும் "யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளீர்".
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There are lots of Anglo Indians still in Chennai. We love our Tamilnadu, where we were born. I love my friends from other communities. We have 6 anglo Indian Associations in Chennai.
That's great...thanks for sharing this...🙂👍
Exactly they still live in many parts of Tamil Nadu. Esp Chennai, Trichy, Madurai, Villupuram, Coimbatore and Ooty.
Super👍
Oh is it ? Great. Anglo Indians are unique and special . Very cultured a s friendly people
So nice of u elvina Ellis
At first, it was Stanes European School, later it was called Stanes Anglo-Indian School, much later it came to be known as Stanes High School. I was a boarder in that School Hostel from my 6th Standard to 11th Standard (plus 2). We had many anglo-indian boys and girls as our class-mates and teachers too. It was back in the 1960s.
Our School placed much importance to various games and sports. We even had boxing as an optional game. Anglo-Indians were a merry and fun-loving people and had much talent in games, sports and also music. The Hostel for boys was disbanded and closed. Railways employed them in a big way. The name of the School is Stanes High School and is in Avinasi Road, Coimbatore.
கண்ணீர் வர வைக்கிறது...இந்த வீடியோ போட்டதற்கு மிக்க நன்றி நண்பர்களே....
I am 72 yrs age. There were many Anglo-Indian families settled in Chennai. In locality where I lived around General Patters road, chetpet, vepery, chintadripet, purusawalkkam, royapuram, Villivakkam, many families and friends where I lived in Chennai G.P Road,Chennai-2 (near LIC building). Nice friendly helpful people.
Wow really interesting....Nilgiris have a lot of Anglo Indians...the best teachers
Yes I have seen some of them...in conoor...🙂👍
A smiling face, with out ,any evils thoughts I am really happy to see her, may God bless her
Yes u r right..thanks for the wonderful comment 🙂🙏👍
Thank you guys for making this video about the anglo indian race I am an Anglo Indian Myself from Chennai, most of the Anglo Indians reside in perambur, ayanavarm and Madhavaram and kolathur tho many have moved abroad but also many have choose to stay where because we like it here this is our home.
Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙂🙂
My grandparents were anglo indians from South India. They migrated to US after India got her independence. My grandparents worked hard and bought a farm in Illinois. My parents later bought a ranch.
Great...thanks for sharing this 🙂
Am also Anglo Indian from coorg ❤️❤️ Love you Aunty..
And Tamil Actress Andriya is also Anglo Indian. Kerala and Coorg Bangalore..we have so many Anglo Indians.
Thanks for sharing this...🙂👍
There are many Anglo in Bangalore...
@@365DwithAJ even in Coorg and Kerala..
@@appucartikcoorg6008 agreed bro
A lot of my teachers were Anglo indians, my most favourite teacher - Ms.Revina Rozario, they were so strongly committed to teaching.
Dude your heading Last Anglo of Chennai is incorrect.
I'm an Anglo Indian from same place butt road and my family also live behind this persons house. There are many such families still living there.
This is incredible. Thanks for doing what you are doing. I am a sucker for things, people, community and heritage that are often not spoken of in the fore. There isn't a better way of saying stories than trying and communicating with them like this you do here. Thank you people.
I met few anglo Indian families in my school days(80's-90-s).
It was a different pleasant experience. I miss them now
Yeah..we all miss them
Nice video on Anglo Indians, lots of them used to work in the Railways. Anglos were concentrated around Arokonam, Jolarpettai, Villupurum, Trichy etc. Their numbers have declined, Andrea Jeramiah is also an Anglo Indian. The lady in the above video looks so innocent. Anglo Indians are generally fun loving and carefree people.
Thank you for the wonderful comment🙏 Please try to watch our channel's other videos🙂 I'm sure you ll like it.
Sona heiden is also Anglo Indian. Her father is Anglo Indian and mother is tamil.
@@raghul9994 I remember reading that Sona's father is French, not British.
Yes true , especially Anglo Indian railway schools was there in these places like jolarpettai,vilupuram,goldenrock,arakonam,perambur,,,etc
The British didn't abandon Anglo indians as you say. When British partitioned India, they planned to make Andaman and Nicobar islands as a separate country for Anglo Indians. But the community refused and remained in India itself. Today as they don't have much opportunities in India they're migrating to abroad in search of better prospects just like us. But still you can see alot of them in Madhavaram and Perambur. There're even separate church masses conducted for them in these areas.
Why British wants to relocate them to somewhere...like what they did to Muslims..wi they didn't open their own gates... they just wanted to divide and conquer... westerners still doing it in almost all third world countries.
Come to perambur, chennai you will see many many Anglo Indian families
Anglo-Indians means always with a smile ,I too come from a Christian school we had Anglo teachers in our primary n few families in our neighborhood, they were always in jolly mood , music played vital role, very happy to see this video, keep going
In 80's i used to study with Anglo Indians in madurai railway colony. Most of them train drivers
Yes the anglo indian woman said the same..lots had railway jobs...now its upside down..they became a minority
Chennai'la I had my best friend oru Anglo Indian her name is Gracylin...her family n their surrounding Anglo Indian families were such a sweet n genuine people(ithu 97-99'la), ippo touch vittu pochi....hope she n her family are doing well. Ippo
Chennai'la naanga locals yellam veliye poeittom jobs family n other reasons'naala, new'a neraeiya perr vandutteenga, Chennai'a nalla paathukkonga pa.....yes my friends too belonged to Saint Thomas Mount.
Even my granny is an Anglo-Indian and she's in her late 80s. My granny's father named HOPKINS was a STEAM ENGINE driver. I was lucky enough to be born under an Anglo-Indian family. She's fluent in English, Tamil and Telugu :p
Oh telugu also,how?from andra that's y iam asking
@@gayathridamodaram3461 Yes, she married my grandfather who was from Andra Pradesh. Initially she struggled a lot to understand Telugu and Tamil. Gradually she became fluent.
@@VinothKumar-wv3nw ohhhhh gud to hear
Can u please inform me any Anglo Indians interested in working for school in tirupathi
Nice to know about a mixed Culture, bro. What was your grandmother's name?
உண்மையில் முடிந்தால் அந்த அம்மையாருக்கு ஆதரவளிப்போம்
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She is not alone anymore We love u nanny
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Thanks to the guys producing 'Meet a stranger' for their efforts in keeping it simple and down to earth. I had stumbled upon this video through a Whatsapp forward and immediately subscribed to the channel with notifications turned on. May God bless your efforts 🙏.
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Nice coverage,interesting and informative. Hats off to the guys.
Thank you Anushka mythili 🙂🙏
Heart touching....you could made her to speak Tami.....and could have asked about her family children....
There are many Anglo Indians in Chennai. Many are living happily.
I studied in an Anglo Indian school in the 70's. Almost 50 percent of the class used to be Anglo boys. Missing those old friends who have migrated to Australia, England and Canada.
Yes ..they are a past now..thanks for sharing your memories 🙂👍
Which school ? In Madras ?
@@krish6729 not in Madras. Studied at St Joseph's Coonoor Nilgiris. Run by St. Patrick's Brothers.
@@Livinglife1999
Myself at Doveton, Madras. Also had a number of Anglo-Indian friends who were terrific sportsmen and guitar players. Also had Anglo Indian teachers. Like you said, many migrated to Australia etc.
@@krish6729 yep u r right. They were great musicians and singers.
ரொம்ப ரொம்ப நன்றி மனசுக்கு ரொம்பவே சந்தோஷமா இருக்குது, எத்தனையோ வெளிநாட்டு சேனல் எல்லாம் பார்க்கிறோம் அவங்களை பத்தி தெரிஞ்சுக்கிறதுக்கு ரொம்பவே ஆர்வமாக இருக்கிறோம் இன்னைக்கு தான் உங்களோட சேனல் முதல் முறை பார்த்தேன் இது நம்ம நாட்டிலேயே நம்ம பக்கத்துல இருக்கிறவங்களை பத்தி நம்ம ஊர்ல இருக்கிறவங்க பத்தி நம்ம ஊர பத்தி நம்ம நாட்டை பற்றி இவ்வளவு விஷயம் தெரியாமல் இருக்குது. அதோட வரலாறு சொல்லி ரொம்ப ரொம்ப அழகா அந்த இடத்திற்கே சென்று நேரில் பார்த்த மாதிரி அருமையா அழகா காமிச்சு இருக்கீங்க. ஆங்கிலோ இந்தியன் களை பார்க்கும் போதெல்லாம் மனசுக்குள்ள வந்த கேள்வி ஒன்னே ஒன்னு தான் இவங்க எல்லாம் யாரு எதுக்காக நம்ம ஊர்ல இருக்கிறார்கள் என்று, ஆனால் அவர்களை கடந்து போனதுக்கப்புறம் அதை மறந்து விடுவேன், பல வருஷமா என் மனசுல இருந்த கேள்விக்கு நீங்க தான் இன்னைக்கு பதில் சொல்லி இருக்கீங்க ரொம்ப ரொம்ப நன்றி🙏🙏🙏
In an age where youtubers mainly choose to post food related content in order to garner views, you have chosen the harder path of showcasing the stories of people of different communities. Your passion to spread knowledge about different communities and cultures clearly reflects in your content.
Thank you sooo much 🙏🙏❤❤
Nostalgic Memories! I spent a lot of my childhood with Aunty, She is like my second mum, Thanks Meet a Stranger channel
Oh wow..nice to know this.. she is one beautiful woman❤.. thanks for leaving your lovely feedback here🙏..I hope you will enjoy other videos of our channel as well..🙂
@@meetastranger Nice! Keep up the awesome work.
I studied in Railway Anglo Indian School at Arakkonam. Most of our teachers were Anglo Indians. Very sweet and polite teachers. I still remember independent banglow type houses nearby my school was crafted like a palace. High ceiling, contemporary inter connections between living, kitchen and dinning. My classmates, seniors and juniors were kids of anglo Indian teachers. They usually invite us to there house. We are always excited to see such big house with posh wooden antique furnitures, imported show pieces, musical instruments etc. Off the school when we go to my teachers house they were so welcoming. We use to chat for hours. This video triggered old memories of my school days.
Thanks for sharing your golden memories here🙂🙏....its very nice to read 👍
My Father's best friend was Anglo Indian and used to Live in St.Thomas Mount Area. He left for Australia in 2005 with his family. He still owns house in St.thomas Mount. I have visited them during functions and there used to be atleast 100 people in 2001-2002 for each church funtion. It is shocking that Anglo Indians are not in Chennai anymore. Maybe not in Mount area but they maybe in other places around chennai. This lady is definitely not the last one in chennai
There are more Anglo India's alover Chennai
@@immaculatemonisha7579 are they in any one area or spread across?
Lovely ❤️❤️I was in European lane nearby only, St thomas Mount ❤️Neighbours are very sweet.. Nostalgic.. Thanks for the memories
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Thank you bro for iam an Anglo Indian frm coimbatore ur finding s are quite interesting and fact .many people left india new generation but few are left these days.
Thanks for sharing this here..nice to know you 🙂
This is something really interesting to know about a stranger and their history ☺️Hatsoff good work
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Anglo Indians are no strangers ...they are an integral part of the development of Chennai and India as a whole
Intha video share pannathuku romba nandri.....innum video's ethirparpom..
I just bumped into this video after having seen the Moore market video, I suppose your doing justice in bringing back history. I normally enjoy conversations wich has references in the content conveyed and you have done a fabulous job in bringing out the facts pertaining to the video and the purpose of giving facts about our lost history. Am pretty jealous that you had the opportunity to speak to Margaret Dawson maam who literally explict the reality of how they lived.
Both of you hosting the episode have a zelus in the content you deliver, wish you all the best and success in your endeavor in bringing back the lost history
This is very nice vedio.
I remember still now that in the year 1975 or so, I met one man named Derrick Benny who was working as the driver in the government department vehicle in Villupuram.
Later in the year 1990, I had worked with a gentleman Mr. Jose Antonio D'Silva in a private bank in Ahmedabad. Very much nice & cheerful man with the helping nature. Through him, I made friendship with Mr. David Everette, who was also working in the private bank with the same cheerful mentality. Such a nice community.
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Super topic .Recollecting my memories with my Anglo Indian school miss and friends 👍👍
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சார் இது பார்த்தவுடன் எங்கள் அம்மா பாட்டியை ஞாபகப்படுத்தி விட்டீர்கள். எங்கள் பாட்டி ஆங்கிலோ இந்தியன் எர்ணாகுளம். தூத்துக்குடி மாவட்டம் செய்துங்கநல்லூர் நர்ஸ். அந்த காலத்தில் கிராமங்களுக்கு சென்று பேர்காலம்பார்பார்கள். இந்த ஏரியாவில் லவ் marriage பண்ணிய தால் அவர்கள் குடும்பத்திடம் செல்லவில்லை அவர்கள் கொன்று விடுவார்கள் என்று. அந்த பாட்டியை 3 வருடமாக படுக்கையில் பார்த்த அவர்களின் ஆசிர்வாதத்திற்குரிப பேத்தி நான் என் பாட்டி பெயர் விக்டோரியா வெண்டிரிக்
Anglo indians have mostly migrated to Australia, Canada and UK for obvious survival reasons. But still its so heartbreaking to see that old lady having so much memories filled in her eyes while still all alone.
We too have to face the same fate if we don't value our families, culture and bonding.
Well said..u understood what I tried to convey...thanks for that 🙂🙏👍
This is the identity of meet a stranger channel. Iam loving it.. Keep going guys
Thank you Abi
We were all humans until race disconnected us, religion separated us, politics divided us, and wealth classified us. Great insight!👊
Great video man.... Hatsoff...
She is a iron and bold lady..so nly she is living very strong....hadsof her....tq fr such a wonderful video ...keeps rocks all the best guys
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நான் 1973 முதல் இந்த இடத்தில் வாழ்ந்துவருகின்றேன். 1975களில் சுமார் 5000 குடும்பங்களுக்கு மேல் வாழ்ந்த பகுதி - தற்போது வெறும் 50 குடும்பங்களாக மாரி உள்ளது. இவர்களும் பெறும்பாலும் இங்கு உள்ள தமிழர் குடும்பங்களில் பெண் எடுத்தும் கொடுத்தும் வாழ்ந்துவருகின்றனர்.
மிக சரியான தகவல். நன்றி. 🙂🙏👍
I just fell in love with this video cuz of that sweet n pure heart lady. She was too sweet. Hats off to you both guys. Much love n best wishes from Sri Lanka 💕🤗
Thank you so much 🙏
I’m Anglo Indian too! Settled n Chennai! Thanks for exposing the reality of Anglo Indian
This place is so very close to my heart ...when I am filled with burden and sadness ..I just go there..I don't pray nor enter the church..but that place will take away all my sadness..I worked in manapakkam..2 km from there..this history about Anglos made me to remember my lost love.
Oh that's so touching...thanks for the lovely comment...🙂🙏👍
What a brave lady, I am very sad thinking about her and her memory 😞. The whole community has disappeared in front of her, she is like "Last of the Mohicans". I hope TN people or government will preserve their fabulous history...🙏
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Community has not disappeared, it has dissolved into other communities here!
@@vigneshpichumani5175 this is true.
Good presentation. I met u today and subscribed. Expecting similar worthy videos. God bless you and Anglo Indian people.
THEY ARE REAL INDIANS🇮🇳❤️🇮🇳 GREAT VIDEO BROTHER
Your friend is also very polite and well deserved for this type of content
Thank u very much.. tats encouraging 😊
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Very good coverage of an AngloIndian family in St.Thomas Mount. A part of our forgotten history.interesting.
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Bro sema channel bro ungaluthu..m sema informative...
Very nice and useful information about Anglo Indian people,
From my childhood I have a good relationship with Anglo Indian family. Really they are so friendly and simple. As u said they shifted all part of world, India, and Tamilnadu. Still they are in my contact. At least yearly once I used to meet them, We use to share wishes for all special occasions like Xmas, New year, pongal, deewali through phone call or video call. They treat me as a family member. I impressed with thier culture, dress, food, etc. I am proud and blessed to have them in my life.
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Anglo indiand are actually very talented ,very good ,pious,Straight forward and good hearted people...I have come across so many of them even my primary schools teachers..Really miss this community a lot...😍😍😍😗
Brilliant. Vera level kalakareenga thalaiva.👌👌👌👋👋👋💯💯💯
அருமை. நல்ல பதிவு முயற்சி. நன்றி. வாழ்த்துக்கள்.
Thank you for this wonderful video. Am a Tamilini once married to an Anglo Indian. I know how this section of people are affected. Our government categorised then under Forward Community so they lost many opportunities in education and job officers. That is one of the reason why many moved to Australia, Canada and UK. We also moved from India. Hope government does something about it.
Something to be noted. Yes even I had an anglo friend who felt bad for missing opportunities as she belong to FC category.
I guess they were categorised in FC as they were literate and had the upper hand when competing for jobs. The government categorised the communities as BC who weren't fortunate enough to get education prior to that and were first generation learners.
Really great job guys kudos to you both ❤️❤️❤️❤️ just enjoy the beautiful interview after a long span
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Great watching Margaret Dawson. Thank you so much
Thank you sir
ஆங்கில இந்தியர்கள் தங்கள் கலாச்சாரத்தை பாதுகாத்து கொள்ள வேண்டும்.
உருது பேசும் முஸ்லீம்கள் உருது எழுத படிக்க கற்று கொண்டால் அவர்களுடைய கலாச்சரமும் மாறமால் இருக்கும்.
இஸ்லாத்தை ஏற்ற தமிழ் பேசும் தமிழர்கள்
தாங்கள் முன்னோர்கள் தமிழர்கள் என்பதை மறக்க கூடாது.
அருமையான பின்னூட்டம் 🙂👍
உங்கள் கருத்து மதிப்புமிக்க
தாய் மொழி என்ற ஒன்று இல்லையெனில் அந்த இனம் அழிந்துவிடும்.
இக்காணொளியைக்
காணும் போது மிகவும் வருத்தமாக உள்ளது.
அந்த அம்மையார் நலமுடன் வாழ வேண்டும்.
பல வருடங்களுக்கு முன்பு எவ்வளவு மகிழ்ச்சியாக வாழ்ந்து இருப்பார்கள்.
ஆம். நீங்கள் சொல்வது மிக சரி. ஆதரவுக்கு நன்றி.🙏🙂
ஆண்டவன் அவர்களை மன நிம்மதியுடன் இருக்க வேண்டுகிறேன் மரபழிப்பு இதுதான்
Nandri sago ❤
@@jacquelinemiranda3708
Are you anglo indian?
@@heidithamil7238 Yes sago, I am very much Anglo Indian.
@@heidithamil7238 My paternal grandpa was Irish, worked in Manmad, in Maharashtra in the Railways as a Bridge engineer. My paternal grandpa was French, he also worked in the Golden Rock Railway worshop as a chief recruiting officer. Dad worked in the military, then in Kolar Gold Fields, Mum worked in the RINS ( Royal Indian Naval Services ) my eldest bro worked as a helicopter pilot in the Indian Airforce ( he partook in many risky rescue operations, one such rescue operation was rescuing several ppl in Assam floods ) My bro, Flt/Lft Mike Leahy's heroic deeds in flood rescue was in the headlines of Times Of India, the caption was Flt/Lft M B Leahy, he dared his life to save others ! We are proud, patriotic Indians, we lovd our country & always live in love & harmony !
@@jacquelinemiranda3708
Oh great family and you also very well in Tamil i am right?
Awesome 😊😊 keep doing this kind of videos... Congrats🎉🎉
Came across this channel only today through this video. Really loved the content. Will start following this channel now 🙂 keep going. I know an Anglo Indian family living in our street. There are many near the North Madha church street in Royapuram.
God bless her. I had somany anglo friends in Trichy, they migrated to Australia, Canada , they are really lovable, kind hearted people...
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சென்னையில் பெரம்பூர் கொளத்தூர் சுற்று வட்டாரத்தில் இன்னும் Anglo Indians வசிக்கிறார்கள்
Yes true
Around tambaram also
Yes avnga railways la work pannitu erundhanga ennaku 50 years na evangala adigama ayanavaramla pathueruken
பெரம்பூர் பகுதியில் லூர்து மேரி பள்ளியை சுற்றி உள்ள தெருக்களில் இவர்கள் வீடுகள் அமைந்திருந்தது.
1980 களில் பார்த்தது.
Madhavaram Anglo Indians area
Loved the video for it's originality...keep making more videos like this...my best wishes brother
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இந்த வீடியோவிற்கு நன்றி. எனக்கு என் குழந்தைப் பருவம் நினைவுக்கு வந்தது. ஆங்கிலோ இந்தியன் பள்ளியில் படித்தேன். Vestry school திருச்சிராப்பள்ளி.
Wonderful documentation on the Anglo-Indians' history. Thanks for your painful effort and great work.
I've heard Anglo Indian only from movie, I've watched here whom they are how they live, behaviour everything. The old lady is really lovable and respectful to others.
I love her character and behavioral.
Thank you for this video.
Please convey my love to her.
Such a wonderful human being and good soul. God definitely bless her.
Thanks bro ..I'm one of them..so kind of u..keep on going sema🥰