What do Foreigners REALLY think of Indians (Street Interviews)

I interviewed random foreigners in India on the street to ask what they think of Indian people. Some of the answers surprised me.

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[Livingabroadalex]

What do you think of Indian people? Is your experience as amazing as ours?

[STARK]

More tourists should visit other parts of India rather than sticking with Delhi and Mumbai only. India is far more than what Delhi and Mumbai offers. Visit villages, islands, beaches, mountains, various festivals, weddings etc. Real India lies beyond megacities.

[SidCool]

India is like a miniature of the whole world. Rivers, glaciers, lakes, desert, plateau, mountains and snowcapped peaks, valleys, canyons, beaches, backwaters, sea, you will find everything here in India. And the icing on the cake are the colors and cultural diversity.

[TheIndraprastha]

Our street may not as much developed as EU but our people still has that kindness towards tourists or visitor's. 🤝👍🙏🏼

[myamazingthailand]

Through your India serious, you’re showing positive & negative, both side’s of India. Appreciate it .. Greetings from Thailand 🇹🇭

[hashighosh]

India is a big family guys.
They see you as a extension of their family members.
It's love basically in Indian style...

[wbqlkyj]

I love how you ask them negetive and positive ✨
Positive: to be proud of
Negetive: for improvement
🙂

[TravelingEddie]

What's up Alex! Incredible India 🇮🇳 is my love 💕. Hope you're enjoying Bharat. I visited India in 2019. The people were not of this world in their hospitality towards me. I thought 🤔 Paisas (people from the metro Medellin area in Colombia 🇨🇴 were very hospitable but indians take the cake 🎂. My stories are quite long to write ✍️ about here but just to mention two areas where I was treated as they say in India "Treat guest's as if they were God" were Bhubaneswar and Jagannath Puri in the state of Orissa.

I'm moving to India next year and going to explore it through slow travel on a 5-year multiple entry tourist visa as an American 🇺🇸.
Jai Hind 🇮🇳🙏🏻🥰💪🏻😎👍🏻!

[ronak]

In 2014 government of india starts a movement called "Swach Bharat abhiyan" simply means Clean india movement. Many cities are then improve a lot but the problem is india is developing country we have to developed first govt of india currently focusing of building highways, railways, redeveloped of railways station, infrastructure, everywhere under-construction works going on and many more onces it will completed than govt and people will focus on cleaness. Btw Indore and surat in india is the cleanest cities of india 🇮🇳❤️

[IBNair]

India is not just another country, it's world in itself. It's a spectrum of so many cultures, history, mythology and much more.

[induchopra]

Best thing about India, are the warm, empathetic people, ever ready to help strangers. The warmth is incredible. Noone is indifferent. Everyone ready to help, your car, your luggage, food, stay, directions on road, water anything. Who does this in Europe?

[sayanmandal]

Ask Indian specially West Bengal and Kerala people about football, ⚽ because foreigners don't know about Indian football . You should go to Kolkata during Christmas or Goa you can feel the vibe.

[arharshalpatwardhan]

We indians should stop bothering our tourists give them some space guys... definitely can helpout if they ask for help

[snk]

India is a complex country, it'll take years to understand India for travellers who want to explore and know about India.

[shanthiduraiswamy]

While reading about harsh winters of Canada, Europe.and UK.i really think Our India has the best climate .

[sayanmandal]

India and Incredibility are the synonymous!

Jai Bharat 🇮🇳🙏

[nishshhh]

The last couple nailed it right... different area people from India..are ..think and speak differently

[Raghumudipu]

Your questioning is very good! Makes people easily open up and apt according to their situation and not too intrusive! Liked it! 👍🏻

[Bhakshak]

Don't know when our people will stop capturing selfies with tourists. It's a bit invasive to others privacy

[wolfofdalalstreet]

More foreign people should visit India. 🙏🙏🕉️🇮🇳