₹16,000 vs ₹10,00,00,000 In India | The Real Game Of Wealth

Recently, we stumbled upon a video by Johnny Harris showcasing life across different salary brackets in America. It inspired us to create our own rendition of it from an Indian perspective, and today, we’re excited to share it with you.

In today’s video, you’ll get a glimpse into the vastly different lifestyles of four individuals from various income levels, all living in India. We take you through the highs and lows of their daily lives, showing not just the numbers but the real, lived experiences behind the statistics. This video delves into the stark income disparity across different salary brackets in India, following the lives of four individuals living at drastically different income levels.

[aevytv]

We stumbled upon a video by Johnny Harris showcasing life across different salary brackets in America. It inspired us to create our own rendition of it from an Indian perspective, and this video is a result of it. Took us 3 weeks to create this, let us know what y’all thought of it 🥺♥️

[yogensood]

Level 4: "You're making more in a day than Arun does in a year"

This hit hard!

[financewithsharan]

Loved this! ❤ I now know level 1 to level 2 is harder than level 3 to level 4. Most of us are super privileged to be born at level 2

[niteendhepe]

It feels illegal to watch it free. It made me cry. My grandma and father started at level zero. Now i am at level four. I was proud but now its painful to look levels below. Thanks a lot.

[youngdrug]

my grandfather came from Sindh now pakistan at age 5 😢 and when he got here, he did not even have undergarments. Now being born and living at level 4 I feel extremely blessed.

[RuchiinChina]

Anybody who shows wealth inequality and plight of the poor has integrity and is worthy of admiration.

[arnabbhattacharjee]

As someone who was born in Level 1 and is now at Level 3 it almost feels surreal that I even had that life. The truth however is that the vast majority of people cannot make this transition, because besides hard work you also need luck on your side.

Edit: To the people who are congratulating me thanks. To the people who think I am privileged because of my last name, I am talking about economic privilege and I know I have made the transition. That is all that matters.

[hemshah]

My grandfather started at Level 0, then my father took it to level 2 and now I am lucky to be in level 3, all thanks to my father and grandfather.

[recubve]

my father earns 5k to 12k per month in past 25 years, i do not know how he manage to survive and fed us (me, my mother and my two siblings ), now he can't do normal things because he had two medical operation(extract a kidney due to possibility of cancer tumer ), yet he has able to provide me good education, now i feels his journey
btw now i am in iit bombay, pursuing my dream

thanks everyone for you kind words, it means a lot

Someone said it’s just a stunt for likes
My answer= It’s easy to point fingers at others, but only the one who goes through it truly understands - Prakash Chandra Gurjar

[harshgupta]

My parents came out of level 1 and 2 and gave me a luxurious life of level 3. They kept learning and improving without any qualifications and grew because of sheer hardwork. Anyone who wants to hear this, it is possible to come out!

[kgf_]

It feels illegal to watch this video for Free.
One of the Best videos I ever watched on income parity on any Platform

[NikitaMcLauren]

Amazing content! I have been following your videos for sometime now, consistently kicking down Wall Street doors for two years now, I have over $320k in stocks. Currently, my portfolio is down by 15%. Wondering if they're any short term opportunities I can invest in.

[Sehrukh]

Damn 🤯
This is the peak level content on Indian YouTube Rn
This deserves atleast 10M views.
Never seen editing like this on an Infotainment video.

[maverick]

5 years in corporate and was stuck on level 1, so i quit and started farming back in my village. Don't earn alot but am living more peaceful life

[tech]

I recently passed out from IIT Madras. My parents have 5 homes and I daily ride a CB350 and Hyundai i20 N Line. Even my sister has an Activa and a Kia Sonet she is doing MS in general surgery at AIIMS. When we took admission our parents bought houses near our college so that we don’t have to stay in hostel. We also got all facilities like TV, broadband etc. So you’re telling me that I was born into level 3 and proper financial strategies I can reach level 4 easily? Damn. I thought my life sucked and others are having a better life than me. Thank you for creating this video. It was an eye opener 🤗

[waitinasi]

the way I focused on this entire video for 25 minutes straight without a single second of distraction, this has to be the most real thing I've watched so far. I want to come back to this video when I level up

[TrailerIsBeginning]

Powerful video.

Showcasing the massive inequality in our society through first person, game-like perspective was inspired. The concept, research, storytelling & overall execution was exceptional - well done team.

[naraharipatil]

the way I focused on this entire video for 25 mins straight without a single second of distraction, this has to be the realest thing I've watched so far. i want to come back to this video when i level up :)

[GWD]

I am at Level 1, Doing Security Guard Job at the age of 19. I studied till class 9 and in my family I have myself and my mother. My job gives me 9.5k a month wich comes around ₹320 a day. And I just want to say that this types of videos are really helpful for thoose who wants to understand how the game of wealth works. Thanks for making this type of content.

[DibyayanRoy]

The kind of content you guys are making is totally something else its gonna blow up the internet