Do Indians See Themselves as Asian? | Street Interview

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I asked Indians people in the UK if they consider themselves Indian or Asian?

Some of the answers are pretty surprising!

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Arnaud From France

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It's like asking a French man whether he prefers to be called himself French first or European

kunalvarshney

Does french, italian, spanish etc ., consider themselves as european first or they identify themselves by their nationality ?

amphurongpipi

We are both Indian and Asian,
India is our country and we are part of Asian, I think your question is wrong 🤣😂

vlogstarm.k

That was PERFECTLY organised interview and with PERFECT questions. loved it..

srinivasrasamalla

You cant club all North Indians as being similar we have distinct cultures look at Ladakh, Punjab, Rajasthan these states are pretty close to each other yet are so distinct. Its like how South Indians would feel when an ignorant person just calls them "Madrasi".

abhishekmalik

me watching them from east india 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂but even i consider my self as indian 😌😌😌😌more that asian

alostacet

I'm pretty sure if you ask the same question to a Chinese or a Korean, they'll first be like "I'm a Chinese/Korean." and not "I'm an Asian" I think nation hits the mind first if someone asks where I'm from.

zeedan

1:20 priya be like my name is Fiona 🙋🏿‍♀️

sarajaved

Well I'm born in Kenya and I'm an Indian. We don't use the word Asian here. Neither do we refer to ourselves as just kenyans. It comes down to heritage. My heritage is Indian. So the logic will always boil down to heritage, not which citizenship you've or the continent your heritage is located. It is simply Indian.

Ppooh

4:45 Best part 😂

Also, it was gr8 talking to you Arnaud 🙂

premsharma

Lol 😂that Chinese guy is fucking hilarious

pandu

The real game is when you asking South Asians exept Indians the same question😁

n.m.liyanaarachchi

It's not tamarado, it's tamil nadu bro

nikhilvs

Strange question. You call yourself French, not European. Why would you ask them if they refer to themselves according to their country or continent?

Anne

I think if you study the geologic history of the Indian subcontinent, you will find that approximately sixty million years ago, Indian subcontinent wasn't part of Asian mainland. It was an island unto itself. It was the Indian tectonic plate that started pushing against the Eurasian tectonic plate, creating the Himalayan mountains along with Nepal and Tibet. The Indian plate is still pushing against the Eurasian plate. So what does make us? The Himalayas are what sort of "joined " the Indian plate to Eurasian land mass. You decide. Indian, or Asian? I choose Indian.

neerajanaghosh