I Moved In With an Indian Family (Diwali)

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[Xavierpng]

Each and every state of India have their on language, culture, habitat, food types..etc . But "chai" is the one and only common thing that goes around in whole india 😂❤️

[bhupal]

The fact the family is Jain, celebrate a Dharmic festival Diwali and let a christian/athiest perform with them a Hindu Pooja is itself shows how diverse and inclusive our culture is

[ron-shah]

Markian, your ability to try, learn and respect other cultures with such a grace is outstanding that not many people can do! Kudos!!

[yournewcat..person]

I’m an Bangladeshi but seeing other people’s culture is soo mesmerising

[markianb]

What an amazing experience this was! I'm so fascinated by how rich Indian culture is and how much variety there is in food, music, religion, people... And it was very special to be celebrating Diwali for the first time. I felt like I was in India to be honest 😄

[anujak]

You chose the right family!!! They showed you a perfect Indian Day!!! Enjoyed watching this!

[dingdong]

I live in the Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago, and we celebrate Diwali and light diyas. Since there are many different cultures and religions, we have a lot of religious holidays here.

[kiru]

As a tamizhan I always proud of my hindu and tamil culture

[nidhichaurasia]

19:18 if this question was asked to me. My answer would be: i feel blessed to be born in India. It's a country where every major religions exist and diversity is real. From language to culture, from our way of living to our facial features everything is different. I don't need to roam different countries to feel that diversity which our mother earth have. My mother India is whole for me. I know I am being to patriotic but that's just how much I love my country. #IIWII ☺️

[codm_lol]

As an Indian, appreciation from foreigners doesnt make me my culture that I am proud of.

[gureyj]

I am Somali and did my bachelor's degree in New Delhi at Delhi University. This video brought back good memories of my 4yrs stay in Delhi.
Indians are so kind, humble and friendly. The variety of food is amazing too. Chole Bature was my favourite breakfast lol.
Nevertheless, thank you Markian for putting up this video. Great content and loved it.
Last but not least, come to Somalia, especially Somaliland - Nothern states.
It's safe and I promise you will enjoy spending time discovering the culture and hospitality of our country.
One love.
Cheers.

[NandiniNandu-ubmv]

I love my India
I love my culture
I love my festivals
I love my religion
Jay hind 💗

[haneenaelizabethroy]

In my opinion there is nothing like a single Indian culture cause india has different cultures.And if you wanna know about India you should visit each person from all different Indian cultures...then you'll get an idea about India.
Well anyway I understood a lot about the different cultures of the world from your channel. Keep going guys

[TanmayJain]

Being a jain i associate with them so much!.. and despite our strict religious rituals adjusting and being welcoming with an outsider is so good i respect the family!

[sunitasajid]

I love my culture am Indian
I live in the country of Trinidad and Tobago West Indies 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 we have a diversity of different cultures here we celebrate everything Diwali is one of our festival here also 💖

[govindraj]

Hindus are secular and peace loving people ❤️🇮🇳

[Rahul-jdmi]

For Indians being nice and kind is not just limited to "sorry" and "thank you"

[sagnikchakraborty]

Markian went from Markian to Mayank Real Quick 😂❤️

Very Well Blended Markian ❤️🇮🇳🇺🇸

[sideeffect]

For me, being Indian means... knowing I'll never be alone.

Take it in any sense :
1. The family is here to stay, integral part of life,
2. There will always be help in distress, because Indians are helpful
3. We love to speak, so there's never a chance of getting lonely 😁
4. There's just too many people here, periodt.. 😁

[OYEEE__ARJUNNN]

Hindu Jain Budh Sikh are all branches of Sanatan Dharma which has kept them all together ♥️🕉️🙏 hare Krishna ♥️🙏