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What happens in Nepal when you go to their house

fr that man was tryna marry his daughter or some girl for money ig im not sure sketchy as hell tho

I just don't simply trust anyone is willing to worship a status or sometype of animal ( cow) I don't trust these people... my guard is always up....

​@@dilbaghsingh7950cheap thinking.

​​ have some religious tolerance and respect other's beliefs.

So why are u watching video

Tell Venkys to sell Blackburn Rovers.. we don't want them anymore.

Dhoti ho tyo , Bihari… thula Byapar Marwadi ko Sano byapar bihari ko… Ani hami chai proud to be Nepali vanney Dhaka topi layera jhanda uchalera garba garney..

india is like his second home bro..dont worry😂❤

No it is not. They inport it from India. Add the transit cost.

Bengali and Nepali are entirely different race. . Bengalis are derivatives of indic races.(mainly sathal tribe). . Nepalis are broadly tibeto-burmese-chin tribes. . Not even remotely related.

​​@@jumdas1049mf i am nepali and some castes of nepal are only mongolian majority are aryan as u i am from terai belt of nepal and i bet we have the same origin also he might have said so bc the language seems a bit similar to bengali

@@insanemlmillion3637 . Whole of Nepal was Indic and aryan tribes. . It was the tibeto-chin-burmese tribes who migrated to nepal area. . Next, We converted them to hindus , so they would not cause any trouble like their forefathers. . A hindu t-c-b breed is created. We taught them a lower form of our language. . We Bengalis best kept ourselves as distinctly Indic Tribes with various mixes or indoEuropean races. . India is created. Nepal border is not created. Akhand Bharat is back.

@@insanemlmillion3637 . Go back to mongolia and check up your brothers. Are they happy??!🤣🤣🤣

​@@jumdas1049no nepali people of mangoloid race are the early inhabitants of nepal, aryan people except khas people of western nepal migrated to nepal later only few centuries ago

Not reuploaded 🥲

@@chrismixxlewisdon’t lie

​@@chrismixxlewisDear Lewis, I hope this message finds you well. My name is Sushant and I have been living in Germany for the past four years, studying software engineering. I recently came across your KZfaq channel and I must say, I am impressed with your content. However, I wanted to bring to your attention a request regarding your last video and shorts vlog. Towards the end of the video, you visited a shop and bought a bracelet from a gentleman named Sunny Pandey, who happens to be my cousin brother. I wanted to request that you edit that part of the video as my brother did not intend to scam or defraud you. As a shop owner in Nepal, he has been doing his job for many years and is accustomed to bargaining with customers. I think it's important to understand the cultural differences between countries and how they affect business practices. For example, in Nepal and India, bargaining is a common practice, and it is not always meant to be taken as an insult or scam. As an international student, I have experienced firsthand the differences in culture and traditions between countries. While it can be challenging at times, it's important to approach these situations with an open mind and understanding. Although this is not an excuse for his behavior, as a Nepali, I am deeply sorry for any inconvenience caused. My brother's intention was not to scam you but as a foreigner, he may have quoted a higher price. Nepal is a developing country and unfortunately, many Nepali and Indian people have a stereotype that Americans and Europeans are very wealthy. I hope you can understand this perspective. I kindly request that you edit your vlog and shorts vlog to avoid any further humiliation for my cousin brother. He has already been through a difficult time in his life and I do not want him to face any more problems. Lastly, I want to express my admiration for your vlog and the great job you are doing. I appreciate your willingness to consider my request and I wish you all the best. Thank you for taking the time to read my message. Best regards, Sushant Kumar Pandey

wtf nooo....i saw many indians commenting bad about the guy as a nepali he seemed really naive guy he was just teasing he was trying to keep up the conversation hahahaha talk about your own country broo never heard about guy being forcefully married in hills of nepal may be in terai bordered area with up, bihar but yeah i still won't recommend going with someone to their village no...

wtf are you talking about, nothing of that sort has ever happened in Nepal. Weird ass comment

I am Nepali and I conform he was truly being nice to him …..village people are like that ….

What’s the name?

@@chrismixxlewis Mawlynnong in meghalaya

Keep your ideology to yourself. He much rather stay atheist then to step into a religion which is the true embodiment of hate.