Why Are Indians Getting BANNED In South Korea ?

Explore the lesser-known reality of Indians facing bans and perceived inferiority in South Korea. This eye-opening video delves into the experiences of Indians in South Korea, shedding light on the challenges they encounter and the stereotypes they confront. Join us as we uncover the untold stories, offering a perspective that goes beyond the surface, fostering understanding and dialogue. Subscribe for insightful content that explores cultural nuances and promotes awareness. #SouthKorea #IndianExpats #culturalperspective

[nikitaksthakur]

Share this video with all Kpop fans!! Also what do you think should Indians do about this? Is boycotting Korea the solution?

[a-pale-blue-dot]

Sometimes, a developed country doesn't mean that the people are also developed 😑

[suhani]

Obviously our self respect is much more important than being a k-pop fan.

[TravelwithAnindya]

It's always better to support and promote our own culture, own products being an Indian. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[neerajnagi]

As an Indian I think this is a tight slap on us, we are discriminating against our own countrymen based on caste

[AK-wnri]

I have worked in Korea for a short while and have encountered old world racism. I found women to be the most racist of the lot and they do not even hide their disdain for my skin colour. It was refreshing and enlightening at the same time. I was never fan of K-pop but was fan of Korean crime series. After my visit to Korea, I stopped watching Korean series and avoid Korean products. I have worked in China as well, Chinese do not treat Indians badly as Koreans.

[a-pale-blue-dot]

A Developed country doesn't mean developed minds 🙂 Don't allow K-POP & K-drama fool you.

[janvijain]

it feels so bad for us indians give so much respect to Korean culture but they are treating us so badly thank you for raising this issue.

[atoikonyak]

Its not only in Korea But even the Indian treated the north-eastern people of India the same as how Korean treated the Indian as untouchables...

[Sushil_bishnoi_]

I want to say only one thing if we don't respect ourselves or our culture, others also wouldn't do this.😢

[yummymellow]

Now my love for my country is increased unconditionally. India 🇮🇳 is such a divine place. much much better than any other countries. I'm proud to be an Indian. Jai hind Jai Bharat 🇮🇳 🙏

[eh.raushan]

Our self-respect is more than important than k-pop & k-dramas.

[brightstarmujai]

Now they understand what it feels like to be discriminated against outside India. I am from Shillong, Meghalaya Northeast India, working as a school teacher in Maharashtra. I have faced significant discrimination when I go outside, whether to the market or around the place where I stay. People have called me names like 'Ching Chong, ' 'Chinatown, ' 'Nepali, ' and many more. We, the people of Northeast India, face many problems when we cross the borders of our region.

[seriousman]

thanks for open our eyes😮..we must support our local music and culture.

[martinvanlalzawma]

Being an Indian... We northeast also face rasism in our own country.... Now yall know what it feels like

[noblenarzary]

I'm from North East Indian, and I'm facing racism in my own country.

[JOHNSON-qu]

I am happy about it 😂
if we notrh eastern go to korea they will not even know we are indians and now they will know how much racism we will face in our own country😂

[Ravifg]

I think INDIA and self-respect should be first priority over entertainment 🙂

[ahung]

😂😂 Madam, we North Eastern Indians are facing worse Racism in our Own Country till now. It's really very funny to talk abt Racism by others towards Indians when We INDIANS are the top in the RACISM.

[snow-fuwt]

we should not let their "beauty standard" infect the mindset of our people!