What is it like to live in India?

Conner Sullivan explores a local housing project in New Delhi, India to find out.

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[ConnerSully]

The more you see how others live, the more you learn and gain empathy for people all over the world..It is a beautiful thing

[sarawilliams]

I just love how his kids were so happy to see him home! I may not know anything about India, but a parent’s love of their children is a universal language. 💕

[dylanthomas]

You are an extremely nice human being. I am an Indian and I myself would keep away from a "low-income area" like where you have been. To go to their homes and eat with them is so divine. And the sign-of-the-cross that you made before you started your meal shows me what you are all about. God bless you, man.

[chinmayswarupsahu]

Gonna say one thing.This video made me emotional.The people whose home you went to don't even belong to middle class society of india.well may be they belong to the lower middle class category .And the way they go about their daily life is so positive.Without having so many things in their life they still are happy.The feeling of empathy grows so strong by seeing such videos.It's ironic that an american is showing us so detailed documentary of these not so priveleged people. All those young priveleged indians including me should do everything in our reach to improve their situation. Thanks conner for this vlog. Happy to have come across your channel .You have the most purest heart i've ever seen in any foreign vlogger. You just don't cringe at all .You're a different league human .keep rolling the cam.

[Physik-Wahnsinn]

Thats so cute how he called his son Superman😍😅

[elainedoesit]

I love how when he was sitting on the window and the people living there noticed him and straight away started waving and saying hello which really warm melted my heart ❣️

[CesareVesdani]

I am from the UK and I would like to live my whole life in India.

[lamrinlostsoul]

I really appreciate that instead of going to any fancy place you visited a auto driver house

[charliedays]

"Everybody wants to love and be loved!" This is the most inspiring video I've found on YouTube! Nothing like the feeling of true hospitality.😭

[Luxryvsion]

People of india might Live in SMALL houses But their hearts are always BIG thats why he said " Thats not my home thats your home"
RESPECT ✔💌
Love my country 🙋‍♂️💟

[felixvonroeder]

Super Awesome! I personally lived in India for three Years (in Amritsar) Its in the North of India. Tell me if you are going in that direction I can definitely hook you up with some People!

[rittiktyagi]

i just want to hug these people for being so i will try to generous like them from now thank you

[melodicnostalgic]

What is it like to live in India ?
Its not Great, Its not Easy. We are Proud people who love our Nation. This homeland is all we have and we love it, Regardless of how horrible it is. Because we dream to make India better one day !!!

[basti]

Connor you are by far the most inspiring Youtuber i have ever met. Your Tripvlogs are so good because you care about the people not the sights. Keep going, i look forward to every single Video of you! Thanks!

[kampfgullasch]

These vlogs really contribute to the world. Thanks connor appreciate your work

[JoyoJoyoJoyoxDDD]

Great vlog Connor. The footage, the music playing in the background, the words you speak, really put me in a certain mood, to embrace the atmosphere. Vibes are vivid here :)

[realtruth]

I don't get it, why national geographic or discovery networks are not hire you for making documentary like these ...
.for all over world? ..your video making and editing skills are legendary....it's content and quality is as equal to national documentaries....:D

[shaurav]

Mr Suraj took "Athiti Devo Bhavah" too serious! 😀❤️❤️
'Athiti devo Bhavah' means 'guest is equivalent to god',

[cyc]

Love it that they don't feel embarrassed to invite someone to their slum, where living conditions are not that great. Good that they know they have it bad and recognizes it, but they also enjoy what they have and make the best of it. And the little that they have, they are not afraid to share it with someone. This shows us that you don't need much to be happy.

[santoshchauhan]

You are an amazing person. May you get all the success and wealth in life. Your videos are beautiful. Good to see you absorbing the Indian culture. Loads of love from India ❤️