Exploring Lajpat Nagar Market with Korean-Bihari YouTuber Yechan Lee| Tere Gully Mein|E86|CurlyTales

In this episode of 'Tere Gully Mein', we go out to explore Delhi's busiest market, Lajpat Nagar market and its food with a famous Korean youtuber, who is known to be a Korean Bihari as well, Yechan Lee. A lot of people know him as Charlie or @40KAHANI on social media. Charlie is famous for his day to day vlogging videos on youtube that he does with Bihari accent. But what's his entire story, how is he so connected to India and its culture? Get to know all about it in this episode of Tere Gully Mein where he goes on a food trail with us in the lajpat nagar market and also gets indulged in some street shopping.

Starting with a very famous and iconic chole kulche spot called Siya Ram ke Chole Kulche which has been there for more than 70 years now to trying out the most loved ram laddu stall in the market. Lajpat nagar is indeed famous for its street food options and some wedding shopping. Yechan Lee also tries his luck at bargaining. The conversations with locals are so much fun that you'll fall in love with @40KAHANI

At last, Yechan Lee takes us to his favorite korean restaurant in the city and treats us with some lip-smacking korean food. We also play some fun games with him and test his bihari and bhojpuri knowledge. He is just a korean with his name but all desi by heart.

Get to know the most fun and candid side of your favorite korean content creator, Yechan Lee in this all fun episode of Tere Gully Mein!

00:00 - Korean Bihari In Delhi
05:03 - Delhi's Special Chole Kulcha
07:13 - Shopping In Lajpat Nagar
09:47 - Banta
11:27 - Game Round
17:39 - Korean Food With Yenchan Lee
20:37 - Bihari Food Recommendations
23:18 - Fun Rapid Fire
25:35 - Thank You Yenchan Lee

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[KAHANI]

Thank you so much for having me!!! I had a lot of fun!!!! :)

[well_art]

Bihar has 3 main regions

Bhojpur
Mithila
Magadh

With languages bhojpuri maithiliband magadhi spoken respectively.

The reason why its important to mention us that these 3 regions are older than bihar.

Bihar was creared by delhi sultanate.
Whereas mithila magadh are there since 300 bce.

[satishnaik]

I think his command and knowledge of local language is better then any recent western youtuber trying to speak local language.He deserves an award.

[PrabhatKumar-iuck]

1:09 There is a common misconception that "Bihari" is a language, and many people, both in India and abroad, mistakenly label Bhojpuri, Maithili, and Magahi as "Bihari." However, "Bihari" is not a language; it is a term used to describe the people from Bihar, a state in eastern India. Bihar is home to a rich linguistic heritage, with multiple languages spoken across its regions, each with distinct grammar, vocabulary, and cultural significance. Bhojpuri, Maithili, and Magahi are three of the primary languages spoken in Bihar, and each represents a unique cultural and linguistic identity.

[SuhaniBhardwaj-be]

Being a Bihari, hm bhi kisi ko kabhi bihari bolte nahi sune hain, infact hmare bihar me bihari boli hi nhi jaati hai
Ha magahi, bhojpuri, maithili, angika, vajjika ye bhashayen boli jaati hain

[LearnCrate]

Really appreciate your effort in making this video, thank episodes are always entertaining like other episodes you talking about this episode just for everyones bihar people talk in diff lang. Like Hindi, bhojpuri, maithili is talking hindi in bihari accent, like how there is hindi with delhi accent is little diff, but everyone can understand or how English language is there with diff for your other episodes....the energy which which you ask questions is really great which makes epidodes you so much

[MyNameMeansHope]

Please invite YouTuber Anmol Jamwal for an episode of Tere Gully Mein. He has a channel called Tried & Refused Productions, where he does reviews and essays on Indian films across languages, as well as interviews with actors and directors. The channel especially focuses on movies that go under the radar. He is also an accomplished dancer, although it's been way too long since he posted a dance collab. I believe he lives in Delhi. I'm pretty sure Ranveer Allahbadia knows him too. It would make my heart soar if you made this happen.

[facthub]

10:45 paaji proving stereotypes right 😂😂

[saurabhkakkar]

Tonakshi is a food blogger and can't even try even a single Korean dish.. which is one of the most popular food around the world... Indian tounge are so used to the chatkori things...

[prateekchhabra]

8:31 hahaha selfie lene ka style thoda different tha 😂

[supriyatonapi]

That mama ji taking selfie saamne wale ke mooh pe phone rakhke😂😂😂

[neeloybose]

What bad hosting...atleast try Korean dishes...you made him try all our dishes and did not touch any of the Korean food....is it really a food and travel show?

[Adisinghkumarofficial]

Honourable CM Of Delhi Mam Atishi Jse Lgta h Charlie Bhai Thoda Thoda 😂

[kritikaushal]

abhi main confused which multiverse im living in

[ManishaGupta-yhct]

It's not bihari it's bhojpuri accent

[abhisheksumanAS]

Just like there is no "Indian", there is also no "Bihari" language in itself...people mix HIndi + in Bihar, but a part also in Nepal and to an extent North Bengal)/Bhojpuri(Bhojpur region of Bihar and UP separated from Magadh via Son River).
There is also Angika of Anga region(Karna's kingdom during Mahabharat) and Tirhut region(where Bhojpuri and Maithali mix a bit).
So, due to long continuous history, there is a huge diversity of culture and language in Bihar. Sadly, this is being lost and destroyed over time. Hopefully, we can prevent the erosion and reinvigorate the culture, economy, languages and the pride of being the ancient unifier of today's India.

[nareshbisht]

Very nice koriyan bihari love to you ❤❤❤🙏

[atulpandit]

🇮🇳Yechan Lee Behari Bete South Korea Patna Ki Kasam Lucknow Ghoom Jaiye 🇮🇳🎉

[status.nonstop]

Belt wala jyada paisa le liya 😂😂 100 mei ya 200 bohot ho gye gully mei

[BIOS]

Laddu krare, Ram ladu kabse ho gaye?🤔