It was a very nice touch to show that the man was helping many people for the last 30 years, not only the one kid that one time.

Literally turns me into a wreck no matter how many times i see it.

My parents always told me "Donation won't make you poor, it's the first step to become a better person"

If Dhar Mann is fron Thailand and have a good cinematography and editing skills.

I remeber being a bussboy in a restaurant, I was starving due I haven't eaten in breakfast. I was allow to have a free meal, so I ordered a breakfast taco to go. While working a man appear, he didn't look like a beggar but simply was a man that saw me in the eyes and tell he haven't eat in 3 days. I thought myself: So what?. But my nature is to help, even hungry I gave the man my taco and a drink. The next thing he did was thanking me and saying god bless you. At that moment I simply though I did the right thing, some time later the man was on a Red Cross bus donating blood, we talk he told me he's doing better, he got a job and settle down. He told me I helped him when he was about to end himself. I really wish to see him doing better, now I just hope he's doing fine.

When my dad was younger he always defended one guy from being bullied because he was always stuttering. About 20 years after that my grandpa was going to work by train and he forgot his ticket at home. The conductor was checking the ticket and when the conductor came to my grandpa he asked for his id. When the conductor saw his surname he asked him if my dad was his son. When he replied yes he let him go without any money fine or anything. Turns out it was the guy who my dad protected from being bullied.

Can’t believe it took them 30 years to make this, worth it though, such an inspiring story.

“Treat everyone with politeness and kindness, not because they are nice, but because you are.” - Roy Bennett -

My cousin was a doctor and had a old patient who needed medicine but couldn't afford it since he had other expenses coming up. My cousin told him it was fine and gave him the medicine for free. Months later the same patient gave back I think twice or triple the amount of the cost of the medicine because he was doing better in health and his job. It was on national television. This was quite a while ago so I'm not exactly sure how it went.

I’ve worked as a nurse for 25 years and when I help my patients everyday, I pray one day someone I’ve helped will one day help my son:)

My father has always been a difficult man, but an honest and good man. Two years ago he came down with cancer, My work let me work from home /their house. I came across a nurse who was abrasive and clearly at her limit. I stepped in and helped my dad put his shoes on, and get dressed (she clearly didn't have the patience that day) She look at me an smirked, because she knew that I knew how to take care of my father. I spent the next 6 months watching my father fall apart and go through every emotion. Every time he was angry or would lose his temper I would calmly ask him to stop.... some times it took several times, but when he stopped and was listening again I would look him dead in the eye and say "I love you dad" It was the hardest 6 months of my life, but I would not trade it for all the money in the world.

*And with this small act of kindness, Itachi chose not to destroy his village*

Old Thai ads are the best, they tell either extremely heartwarming , or absolutely gut wrenching stories that are usually connected to completely unrelated things as well.

Most videos only do it for me once or twice but this video does it every time. The tears continue to pour even after the 10th time watching it. I must say - whether this video will change my life or not, it lifted me to a better place and for that I am grateful. Well done to the support team who put this video together.

A few years back, I went to the bank at night during the dead of winter to cash my paycheck. The bank was closed but the vestibule where the ATMs are is open 24 hours and when I walked in, I saw a homeless guy sitting on the floor. He was clearly there to get in from the -25 celcius weather. While I was doing my banking, the guy struck up a conversation with me and was telling me that he was down on his luck. I could tell that he wanted to ask me for some money but couldn't bring himself to but I could tell him really needed help. He was wearing like an old summer windbreaker with duct tape patches and looked like he hadn't eaten in days. I said to him, "is there anything I can do to help you? I don't have money to spare but I have a gift card for Tim Hortons, if you want, I can get some food for you" and the guy was so relieved that i said that so I went to the coffee shop across the street and bought him a hot meal and drink and brought it back to the bank vestibule. When I came back to the bank, police were already there as someone was nice enough to call police to help the guy so after he finished his meal, they took him to a shelter. Sometimes I still think about the guy and hope he was able to turn his life around. Anyways, to this guy, who shares the same name as a biscuit (we talked about that), I hope you're doing OK.

I have watched this for years. And every time I see it, I cannot help but to be emotional about it. Everything we do comes right back to you.

Whether this story is true or not, it keeps hitting me in the face, reminding me to be the best of humankind every single time.

The Head Teacher in My High School once told Me that there were Two kinds of people in the World, those who Took, but never Gave and those who Gave but seldom Took. He hoped that I’d be a Giver. For 30 Years I was a Volunteer in My Community. In recognition of My Service to My Community, My Country Awarded Me Two National Medals. Even without such Honours I’m glad that I was a Giver.

I know this is likely just an advertisement, but I feel like stuff like this does happen sometimes. When I was just a small kid I used to play with one of the neighborhood kids, who had a disability. A decade later I discovered that the parents of that kid paid for my medical treatment without my knowledge. I dont know if they did it out of sympathy, guilt or being a Lannister. But I gotta admit that really touched me. I guess the secret to making the world a better place is through small acts of kindness. The opportunity cost isnt too daunting, but it can be enough to make a big difference later on, kinda like the difference between 1 degree of error on a map multiplied by the distance travelled.

Good example of the power of giving whilst expecting nothing in return

bruh that slo-mo 2:33 part i always replay the kid lifting his head and looking up to the man blinking his eyes always gets me. The greatest feeling in life is when someone understands you or understands your intentions without you explaining your story. Never judge people because at the end of the day everyone is just trying to survive. Commercials like this can really change a person. Watching this just makes me wanna better my self. Just beautiful

This is truly heartwarming, a perfect example of passing on the gift of caring. May the human race never forget it. This is one of just a handful of the handful of movie like moments that make me cry because of a good dead. I would rather shed a tear every day for a heart-warming moment like this, then shed one tear cause of war or hate. We are most beautiful when we do good.

Our earth needs more of people like this . We will be doomed without kindness . "Pay It Forward" !

This is honestly my favorite video on the internet

Whoever made this commercial/video deserves an award. Brings out the waterworks even 8 years after i first saw it.

I shed a tear everytime I see this message. It just never gets old.

Я, здоровый крепкий мужик, чуть слезу не пустил. Мощное видео. Прекрасная работа сценариста, оператора и актеров.

Rn im 17 and theres this one person who i will never forget. He taught me about how he lived his life and how strong he can be. What shocked me the most was how kind he was. I will never forget him.

Right in the feels...

Man, one of the things that make me happy the most is simply helping someone on the street. Idk why but lately I've gotten some opportunities to do so and it just makes me feel so much better. For example there was this old man who couldn't find his hearing device for his ear and although he was searching in the middle of a little mall when it was getting dark, no one stopped by to help him. When he asked me and I eventually found the 2 parts of his device after some time, he got so extremely happy ;-;

Dayum, thaz kid was a genious. He planned for her dad to be sick so he can repay him somehow.

Just goes to show what the right music and guilt can accomplish.

Seeing children being helped in dire times of their own whether that be from a real life moment or something on TV, but sometimes it reminds me of a time a child helped me with a random act of kindness I never would've expected from anybody. I haven't seen any of my friends from school ever since I graduated and got a job. I wasn't able to hang out or do anything as the job sucked up my entire life from what I was used to. I spent so many times on the job thinking I should just quit, but where would I go if it was the only job I could do. It nearly made me fall into depression as I felt incredibly lonely. Now I wasn't entirely lonely as I have a family who still loves me, but I miss everyone else I knew I haven't seen in years. I was walking around a corner on a job that has me to work outside and I see a group of 3. A mother, a son, and daughter, who was also the smallest. She wore a pink warm coat as it was during the time of winter. I felt I was just going to walk by and think nothing of it but... that girl came up to me and hugged around my legs. She just hugged me for no reason at all. I had no idea what to do except kneel down onto one knee and hugged her back the most gentle I think I have ever been. I don't remember how I felt during the moment but I just felt so surprised and refreshed for an odd reason I couldn't understand. The little girl went with her mother around the corner and I saw her wave at me with a big smile on her face. I stood there watching as she went and waved back with a smile of my own. I didn't move for what felt like a minute and not gonna lie, I felt like I would cry. I haven't quit my job and I haven't seen or recognized that little girl since. But ever since then I think that anytime I see children, I can't help but smile and wave at them happily, and even my actions put a smile on their faces. I'm not a guy who someone would just notice, I'm always in the background, but somehow this little girl I remember chose to see me there and hugged me even though I was just some random stranger trying to do their job just so they wouldn't get fired from the only job they could get. It felt like a relief from life. I couldn't be more thankful for that and I hope I won't forget it

There was a time I was living on the streets and clawed my way out of it. A year later I had a guy I vaguely remember from my time on the streets come up and started thanking me. Had me confused but he explained how watching me claw my way out of the street and inspiring things I said (I personally didn't remember) to him helped him get off the streets and get his life back. Sometimes the simple things we do or say can have ripples in others lives.

AN EYE FOR AN EYE MAKES THE WHOLE WORLD BLIND , BUT THE KINDNESS FROM THE KIND MAKES THE WHOLE WORLD SHINE. -MAHATMA GANDHI

How nostalgic to see this appear on my fyp again after many years....

The crew making this video is fantastic. These characters, these scenes had been choosen carefully to make you cry naturally, including me. More than 10 times I put replay button

I'd watched this film for so many times.. but I can't help it but cry.. this is so touching the meaning of the film is so full of emotion..😭😭😭

This is so strong and moving....I'm standing here with welled up eyes and a flutter in my chest. Beautiful little video of how doing the right thing can welcome the best chances in our lives

That's how the world should be: helping each other. You never know what happens in the future or to yourself. But my experience is, that elbows are winning and blindness grows more and more. Hopefully we get a turn before it's too late.

Even the smallest of things can help change the future of people. I remember when I was in my final year for my computer networking degree and I was working on my project, there was a bunch of younger students in the same lab as me, working on some exercises. We talked a bit and one said he was really stressed cause they had a test the next day and they just couldn't figure out how some practical stuff worked. I then got up and took one of the markers and started writing on the board, spending around 2 or so hours explaining to these students how to do these exercises. They thanked me and then all walked off cause it was getting late. Fast forward a year later where I'm doing my master's degree, I happen to run to one of the same students and he thanked me for all the help and advice I gave him and that now he would be finishing his degree with a distinction. Sometimes, even giving a bit of your precious time can have a big impact on someone's life and future

I remember watching this video 8 yrs ogo..it hit me right in the feels back then. Now I'm older..33 old...getting to be a father in april..emotions are way higher. It came like a truck hitting the whole "feels" full speed...with this video now my feels got destroyed...TEARS 😢

The most blessed person in this movie……everyone….even you, the viewer

Absolutely love this one. Saw it first many years ago and it still brings tears to my eyes. Fwiw, 792,000 baht is nearly $24,000.

I 100% support and agree with this video. We never know where life will take us on our journey as we walk through the “ walls of illusions “✍🏽 but one ☝️ second in someone else’s shoes; can also help you support your own. If you have two fish, seek to give one; in private. Pay it forward❤️

I don't remember how many times I've watched this on different channels. I can't hold back my tears everytime.

One of the best short films ever seen.. Like what more can you learn in 3 minutes.👏👏

That's too heart touch. We should never forget that person.

Im a man, but every time I watch it I start crying. This it the most beautiful and powerful commercial I have ever seen. God bless people like that heart-warming man who helps poor people and people who don't forget to pay back for kindness.

Holy crap…..I cried….you know what it takes to even make me get tears……that was a cool story and hit me hard…..always pay your way and re,ember those who were there when u needed it most 💯🔥❤️

I never get tired of watching this, restores my faith in humanity.👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👏👏

Our world shows us mostly hate, intolerance, violence but this is real humanity. Thanks you creator of this video .

Why are my eyes leaking?

Thank you for helping me keep things in perspective and to keep doing random acts of kindness.

My parents always told me "Giving to others won't make you poorer, what you give will come back to you in other forms or shapes when you don't expect it"

Just love the way that kids looking at the man. Full with emotions

Absolutely one of the best short films I have ever seen. Very meaningful.... It is truly amazing how ones emotions can be changed with in three minutes by viewing this video.

Reminds me of the first time I rode the bumper cars at the fair. We rode a few times and had one ticket left, my friends all agreed I should have it since it was my first time on it. As I was going back I saw a girl wave to her friends as they got into the bumper cars. She couldn't afford to go in so she turned and sat outside by herself. I gave her my ticket, she was confused at first but lit up with a smile soon after and went to join her friends. I've done some volunteering, raising money, collecting food, feeding and helping homeless people. But that moment still sticks to me in the end. That and one time a new homeless guy came to the little thing we set up, he ate his food and came back asking for seconds and wasn't so confident he'd get more food since there was 20 of them. We told him it's for them they can take as much as they want. His little burst of happiness still warms my heart.

I just got of from work and I felt so down after Americans yelled at me because I didn't give them the option they want. They said I was terrible at my job although I know I did my best. I understand that they are frustrated after spending 8 minutes on the phone to place an order but I knew that it's my accent that made them treat me like I am uneducated savage Asian. They don't realized the impact of what they say to people. How can Americans be so self-centered? After watching this video it made me realize how lucky I am to be Asian because we have feelings and we respect others feelings. Thank you for this wonderful video. It made me think that good things comes to good people and bad karma goes to selfish, self centered people.

I remember watching this video a long time ago when I was 7 years old. I tried to find this video everywhere and finally, here I am...

ഒരു രക്ഷയും ഇല്ല 💯%സൂപ്പര്‍ 👌👌കണ്ണും മനസ്സും കീഴടക്കിയ ഷോര്‍ട്ട്ഫിലിം💓

I watch this every so often when I feel down. Sure it makes me cry but it makes me feel good as well.

I saw this many years ago and now it's back on my feed. A blessing

Truly beautiful story Our teacher told us this story about 7 years ago when I was a schoolar Today I watched this video and it made me feel so warm ❤️

Omg 3 minutes and 2 seconds of beautifulness,but somebody peeling them ONIONS AGAIN because TEARS are running down my face , very uplifting!

Moral of the story. Its better to give then to receive.

I first watched this on KZfaq probably 5 years ago, then my school showed this to us 3 years ago, then here it is again in my recommended.

This showed up in the recommendeds and hit me right in the feels.

Everytime I see this video, everytime it made my eyes full of tears

When I'm not sure if I'm still alive (since this life drains me of my emotions and dulls my empathy - just to cope with the everyday life), I come here to see if I'm still human and capable of feeling the emotions... And then I cry my soul out, hoping this will never change.

This is a legendary video, I faintly remember my teacher showing this to the class in first grade and every once in a while I think about this video

I just opened the video, and I'm already crying

Most beautiful short flim I've ever seen. Watching it since 2014

This video touches my heart Everytime I see it .

Such a wonderful, beautiful, great, video! That would NEVER HAPPEN IN AMERICA EVER!! IT IS AGAINST THE LAW IN AMERICA!!

It took 8 years by KZfaq to recomend this masterpiece

I watched this video years ago. When it first came out. And it help me self confirm I wasn't a physcopath like everyone has always called me. Because I cry my eyes out every time I watch it. =D

I learned so much from this video alone than from what I learned everything school.

This has taught me that no matter where you live, no matter what your nationality is, no matter anything, everyone will have expensive crippling medical expenses

Can't believe this was an ad for a mobile network, very well done

I watched this many times, and still get emotional.

Damn onion karate chopping ninjas in my room again

Remember watching this on try not to cry compilation with my sister. Good times

Its a shame the world isnt really like this. Acts of casual kindness is too rare.

Thank god for these people in the world

No kidding, legit the only short film I’ve seen that actually make me tear up. It’s so simple... yet so incredibly powerful

I remember when I was homeless literally no one helped me, people even tried to fool me to steal the few things I had left. The only ones who helped me get back up were my uncle and my father. In that time, I learned that these stories are just that, stories and fantasies. And that most people really just care about themselves and themselves alone. I almost starved to death, became a drug addict to cope with the situation, today I am back on my feet, happy but with psychological problems and studying to become a doctor, just like the little guy in the video. I really wish people would have helped me back then, it would have restored my fate in humanity, now it's destroyed.

I also have someone in my life who helped me with money. I can't ever forget them and never let them down at any situation.

When you do good things it always comes back to you. It's called karma so always do good the benefits are greater than you will ever know.

Almost a decade ago, people could make adverts like these. Meanwhile in those tiktoks from China, the adverts about being kind always has that uncanny valley feel to it. Something always feels off

Meanwhile me give some help to my friends and give them who needs my help, but several years later they questioning and asking me, "who tf are you?!" whenever i need their help, even once.. This world is totally cruel

I have seen this video appear on my recommendation a lot of times and I click to watch it again every time. The ad is short but is precise with the message they wanted the audience to know. The way they portrayed it is so touching that even if it is something I have seen a lot of times, I still wanna see it again to appreciate how good it is. You know it is good when it is so short and easy to remember but ppl still coming back to watch it from time to time.

KUDOS DIRECTOR/WRITER! You got me by having the "other poor man" come in and recieve food 30 years later. And NOT have it be the young boy. Got me actually. Lmfao! I cried a little.

Thank you. To whoever made this possible, a life lessons for many and myself

I am overwhelmed by emotions after this. Such a strong message in such a short time.

Still one of the best adverts made, hands down.

I remember when I didn't have a job this kind guy offered me a hot meal. Several years later I've still not got a job and been freeloading off the same kind soul.

13 dislikes. Martin Shkreli and 12 of his share holders must have watched this.

It is also nice to see that the boy become doctor and maybe he helps others to not some rich brat who only helps in return or exchange

I still remember when i studying primary schools teacher told us this story......