Aawwww.. aunty your such a darling! I'm an anglo-indian too and I laughed hearing you say "rigmarole' ha ha ha.. hearing that word after ages.. God bless you my darling aunty 😁😁😁🥰🥰😘😘😘🥰
This lady reminds me of my grandmum! I used to live in Ripon Street, my uncles used to stay at the Barracks before they moved to Elliot Street and Ripon Street!
Such a shame to read all the Anglos themselves talking bad about this angloindian lady and her son. Let's not judge. We don't know what they are going through and the reason her son isn't able to work. If you can't help them then let's not talk bad about them and judge them and talk in a condescending way. If ever we are able to achieve anything good in life, be it getting a good job or excelling in any field it's all because of the grace of God. We don't have anything to brag about and also we don't have the right to look down on anybody. Merry Christmas! God bless! 🙏🏻🙌🏼
this guy just put the whole anglo indian community under the label of "segregated" and having a bad reputation? Just because some anglos don't work, that doesn't mean we all have a "bad reputation". I'm sure people like that exist in every community and not just anglos. Lowkey very pissed off.
Another reason is Anglo indians are considered as Britishers or foreigners so we don't get jobs before the indians and some companies like us for our multiple talents
Well Thanx Carlton for your inquiry...when I say "You people" obviously I dont peripheralize them but refering to the Anglo Indians...This is just a lady speaking..about themselves this was just a very sudden, informal mode of conversation without any pre planning and preparation...so I guess it looks haphazard...
Poverty is what bonded some Anglo Indians in India. Most were thankful to escape their pasts. Discriminated in the land of their birth and having no Indian language, religion or local culture, their future seemed grim. Eventually, the nation embarked on a system of renewal. This did not include the multicultural experience of India. Diversity was lost to promotion of a monoculture. India is not what it was and certainly not what it proposes to be!
she stays in the first building from the left and her name is Abis..thats it..visit her anytime in the evening hopefully you will find her she is warming with the setting sun.
This is a terrible interview. Poor lady is being very polite and answering all your ignorant questions. To top it all this gentleman call her's "you people". Sad times and sad people- No wonder the best have left.
Dear PRJ, who has bestowed upon you the right to decide what is/are ignorant and what is/are non-ignorant? Don't you think this kind of approach is a form of categorization whichyou are criticizing with "you people"? So, just see how you are trapped in your own criticism - and secondly what do you mean by "No wonder the best have left" ... It's sad to see that you being an Anglo-Indian is generating such redundant existential categories in which you position some elite privileged like you as "best" and the poor, underprivileged like her as "not the best." A humble request kindly think twice before using "terms." Please do not use so casually! I hope it widens your otherwise narrow Westcentric pipeline of your thinking.. Tc..
AURTHAAT PRODUCTIONS just as you have the right to be a busy body on social media defending your fellow people. So do I have the right to stand up against substandard rubbish bottom feeders like yourself. Go make a video on the Communal riots of Calcutta, instead of making same videos based on Bow Barracks. Better luck next time buddy.
It's our ignorance about a certain subject that leads to an interview for knowing better or something new isn't it? And calling her you people doesn't only mean discrimination, in this case it's about acknowledging a community whose existence is gradually diminishing. It's high time that we set our differences aside and preserve and archive the history at hand before they fade away into oblivion.
Who the hell you are man..to tell us what we should do and what not? haan? are you from Bow Barracks well if you are then surely will meet you there and straighten things on your face because I am a frequent visitor there..as Felix Augustine the secretary and several others are very good friends of mine.. And who is a "substandard rubbish bottom feeder"? I guess it must be a brainless broth like you.. Instead of feeding your CZcams channel with Hollywood bullshits feed your brain with some intelligence dude.. and let me tell me you straight I am working on the Barracks for the last 5 years and will be working for the next quite a few years...because I understand the value of history and culture..not a disgusting rathole like you.. and next time you write something think twice with whom you are talking...and ask anybody about me in the Barracks..my name is Sayan Dey...Tc.
Wellbeing 491 yeah sorry for that. But the intention was by no means disrespect. It was somewhat consciously done to portray a fading community from the outsider's naive gaze. But it's been misinterpreted lately and perhaps it's a lack from our end.
Dear Justin, not knowing the process of knowing and not knowing is serious issue. and I do not think you/me/anybody has the right to call somebody mad rather we should constructively think how to preserve the fading history of the Anglo-Indians.
Aawwww.. aunty your such a darling! I'm an anglo-indian too and I laughed hearing you say "rigmarole' ha ha ha.. hearing that word after ages.. God bless you my darling aunty 😁😁😁🥰🥰😘😘😘🥰
what a sweet, sincere, lady..... talks so clearly....
yes she is...very kind..this time she saw me and invited to her home..
They are our people , our blood, who chose different religion to follow.but they love India and they earn their living on their own
This lady reminds me of my grandmum! I used to live in Ripon Street, my uncles used to stay at the Barracks before they moved to Elliot Street and Ripon Street!
Such a shame to read all the Anglos themselves talking bad about this angloindian lady and her son. Let's not judge. We don't know what they are going through and the reason her son isn't able to work. If you can't help them then let's not talk bad about them and judge them and talk in a condescending way. If ever we are able to achieve anything good in life, be it getting a good job or excelling in any field it's all because of the grace of God. We don't have anything to brag about and also we don't have the right to look down on anybody. Merry Christmas! God bless! 🙏🏻🙌🏼
this woman's name is Avis and she is giving her own live history
This has brought back to my memories of Cal back in 1970's - St Mary'c Church, Flury's, Mocambo, Trinca's!
this guy just put the whole anglo indian community under the label of "segregated" and having a bad reputation? Just because some anglos don't work, that doesn't mean we all have a "bad reputation". I'm sure people like that exist in every community and not just anglos. Lowkey very pissed off.
Another reason is Anglo indians are considered as Britishers or foreigners so we don't get jobs before the indians and some companies like us for our multiple talents
Love u nana
What did the person who was interviewing mean by saying "YOU PEOPLE" ????? where does that lead to the whole episode of this conversation !!!
Well Thanx Carlton for your inquiry...when I say "You people" obviously I dont peripheralize them but refering to the Anglo Indians...This is just a lady speaking..about themselves this was just a very sudden, informal mode of conversation without any pre planning and preparation...so I guess it looks haphazard...
Interviewer is rude ... interrupting the poor old lady
Can I reach out to this lady? Does she have a mobile number?
Sad the Anglo Indian association just forgot their downtrodden kind. It's who you know not what U know.
British must take in the Anglos left behind .
I hear that Lucknow has a great number of Anglo Indians.
nice interview...but only problem is the interviewer interrupt her while she explaining and not yet finished her answer.
Poverty is what bonded some Anglo Indians in India. Most were thankful to escape their pasts. Discriminated in the land of their birth and having no Indian language, religion or local culture, their future seemed grim. Eventually, the nation embarked on a system of renewal. This did not include the multicultural experience of India. Diversity was lost to promotion of a monoculture. India is not what it was and certainly not what it proposes to be!
she does not know the history of bow barracks
what is her name?
i would like to meet her.
partha parker.
She is Abis ... from Bow Barracks
Sayan Dey could u give me her full name and her building number?
she stays in the first building from the left and her name is Abis..thats it..visit her anytime in the evening hopefully you will find her she is warming with the setting sun.
She is malcome mom
This is a terrible interview. Poor lady is being very polite and answering all your ignorant questions. To top it all this gentleman call her's "you people". Sad times and sad people- No wonder the best have left.
Dear PRJ, who has bestowed upon you the right to decide what is/are ignorant and what is/are non-ignorant? Don't you think this kind of approach is a form of categorization whichyou are criticizing with "you people"? So, just see how you are trapped in your own criticism - and secondly what do you mean by "No wonder the best have left" ... It's sad to see that you being an Anglo-Indian is generating such redundant existential categories in which you position some elite privileged like you as "best" and the poor, underprivileged like her as "not the best."
A humble request kindly think twice before using "terms." Please do not use so casually! I hope it widens your otherwise narrow Westcentric pipeline of your thinking.. Tc..
AURTHAAT PRODUCTIONS just as you have the right to be a busy body on social media defending your fellow people. So do I have the right to stand up against substandard rubbish bottom feeders like yourself. Go make a video on the Communal riots of Calcutta, instead of making same videos based on Bow Barracks. Better luck next time buddy.
It's our ignorance about a certain subject that leads to an interview for knowing better or something new isn't it? And calling her you people doesn't only mean discrimination, in this case it's about acknowledging a community whose existence is gradually diminishing. It's high time that we set our differences aside and preserve and archive the history at hand before they fade away into oblivion.
Who the hell you are man..to tell us what we should do and what not? haan? are you from Bow Barracks well if you are then surely will meet you there and straighten things on your face because I am a frequent visitor there..as Felix Augustine the secretary and several others are very good friends of mine.. And who is a "substandard rubbish bottom feeder"? I guess it must be a brainless broth like you.. Instead of feeding your CZcams channel with Hollywood bullshits feed your brain with some intelligence dude.. and let me tell me you straight I am working on the Barracks for the last 5 years and will be working for the next quite a few years...because I understand the value of history and culture..not a disgusting rathole like you.. and next time you write something think twice with whom you are talking...and ask anybody about me in the Barracks..my name is Sayan Dey...Tc.
And if you are so capable then why don't you do something for your community? brainless idiot!
"You people"... ridiculous.
Wellbeing 491 yeah sorry for that. But the intention was by no means disrespect. It was somewhat consciously done to portray a fading community from the outsider's naive gaze. But it's been misinterpreted lately and perhaps it's a lack from our end.
this woman is mad
she does not know the history of bow barracks
Dear Justin, not knowing the process of knowing and not knowing is serious issue. and I do not think you/me/anybody has the right to call somebody mad rather we should constructively think how to preserve the fading history of the Anglo-Indians.
this woman is mad
this woman is mad