Ritesh’s a good Indian rep! Loved how he pointed out how diverse India is in terms culture, language and food

This was probably the most I’ve learned about Asian culture ever. Joe should do one and then Bart etc I have so many questions

From best Indian restaurants topic to the origin of Shaolin Temple. This is what I call EPIC 🔥🔥🔥

This guy did such a good job of explaining Indian culture because it can be quite confusing to explain to a Westerner.

Finally indian culture gets addressed as an indian I'm so happy

we need more conversations like this for EVERYONE

Tesh is a great fit here! Keep inviting him on the regular along with Zuko!! lol

I always imagined going on JKNEWS nd answering all their indian related questions like this, good job Tesh

this is why i love jk, whole episode about an indian brotha 😂😂

This segment should be done for multiple cultures

Woooah that was a lot of information Tesh! I will have to rewatch this again and again!! 🤩🥳🔥🙏

In Toronto/GTA, we have many "fast food" style Indian restaurants. Some are chains too. You walk in and there's a bunch of snack foods, curries, rice dishes, etc ready and you choose whichever you want and they pack it for you.

I used to work for a Indian Chinese restaurant out in NorCal. There’s a restaurant called Inchin’s Bamboo Garden that serves exactly that. They’re a chain so they have a few in major cities. Definitely worth a try. The cook’s were primarily from South India. It’s definitely different from chicken masala and butter chicken.

My man speaking facts. Much of China’s major cultural contributions to the rest of the world had origins in India (Kung Fu from Kalaripayattu, tea, buddhism - all Indian first). Then Kung Fu evolved to Karate in Japan and Tae Kwan Do in Korea. Tea and Buddhism made their way from China to those countries, etc.

Bruh, I grew up so confused as an Indian. My parents are both Punjabi but we have both Hindu and Sikh customs. Culturally there are so many variants.

watched the movie it was great... i love when tej does impressions of his dad 🤣🤣🤣

really good episode. tesh elevates the show so much- makes everyone better

Ryan as a host or cast member is so elite

Ritesh is an actual actor in actually surprised that I’m now watching a show that he was on stitches and I was like where have I seen this guy before turns out it was on KZfaq love you man your great

wooo ritesh representing Tamils :)

We need Ritesh's dad on

"Bodhidharma" is that indian mysterious man

Yasss Tesh representing the Tamils! 🙌 🇱🇰🇮🇳

Omg I didn’t know he spoke Tamil cuz I thought he was North Indian but that makes a lot of sense and I speak Tamil so this is so awesome

Great sharing of information! I definitely learned a lot during this episode!!

1:23 There is no National language in India. There are around 22 officially recognised languages along with hundreds of dialects, even some extinct dialects, etc. Hindi and English are predominantly spoken apart from people's own mother tongue and regional languages. It works as a bridge language that nullifies the language barrier of people throughout the country. I can easily say that almost every Indian knows minimum of 3 languages. 2:03 every state of India has its own culture. What does it mean by "biggest cultural group" being only the South Indian, Maharashtrian, Punjabi states. Other states are vanished or what. No culture is bigger than the other. Every culture of each state is beautiful and amazing in its own way. There are overlappings and uniqueness, that's why it's unity in diversity. India is a subcontinent dude. Get your basics right. 8:28 Again regarding food also. There is mentioning of North Indian food,then south Indian food. All other cuisines are ignored as usual especially Eastern states. Didn't expect it when the guy is Indian itself. And - "Indian food" in UK, USA, any other western country or in general any country for that matter is nothing close to authentic Indian food. They make their version of Indian food. And 90% of people only know North Indian food that too typical 4-5 dishes.

Ay thanks for the education

Ritesh fits in so well with the group and he's so funny I hope they bring him back again

My friends favorite places to eat is Applebees, Chilis, Dennys, Olive Garden, IHOP, Cheesecake Factory, Waffle House, Bonefish Grill, etc.. and I’m always like let’s get Asian food instead. Every time we spend like 20-30 each plate with small ass proportions and no flavor to be disappointed! Always over $100 for just 3 of us. I’m like if we are gonna spend $30 per person might as well go to kbbq and be satisfied!!! But nope same old salt and pepper 😞😢

Karalipayattu is said to be originated in Kerala, India. Taught by Parashurama the sixth incarnation of lord Vishnu

What do you guys think about Indians identifying with the term Asian. In America, the term Asian seems to refer to a specific phenotype that is native to East and Southeast Asia. There are some groups in India that appear east or southeast Asian, but the vast majority do not. While on the other hand India had a huge impact on the language, culture, religion, and food in Asia. This especially true for Southeast Asian countries like Thailand or Cambodia. In America, the immigrant experience and growing up as a second generation is very similar among Asian groups. I guess the term itself is too broad, as it simplifies a diverse set of cultures and people into a monolith. ps. I’m Indian (Punjabi)

Wish there was a part 2 to this

The origin of martial arts was from India

I'm and Indian and Just want to clarify that Sri Lanka has never been a part of India. It has always been an independent country. Yes they have similar cultures and cuisines and some part of the language as south Indian states of Tamil but its always been an independent country from thousands and thousands of years. Also about the Red dot "sticker" worn by the Indian woman has largely a cultural significance and 99% of the time a married woman wears it in Hindu Religion. It's kind of a sign that the woman is married just like people wear a ring to let know that they're married or in a relationship.

As a Mexican in California I kinda feel like ritesh. I still live in the city as my parents and still go there alsmost daily to eat but always ate Elsie a food and just don’t go out to eat Mexican dishes. I love burritos and tortas but most dishes I don’t like eating out I can make it better myself or I like my moms.

Good to c samurai safe and intact in Jk office

On the east coast there is a chain, an Indian “chipotle”, it’s called Choolaah

Indians seem kinda chill no lie, ive only met like 2 here in hawaii lol

Nah bro he is nri. He doesn't know India. India is the most diverse country in the world. It's like 30 different countries working as a single country and only 35 percent can speak Hindi 10 percent can speak English. Hindi is definitely not the national language it's only famous cause of the Hindi film industry. India doesn't have a national language. Indians can look as dark as a black person and as white as a white person. Every state in India has it's own different culture, food, films, language. Once a British officer said this uniun of state can't exist because a Tamil person is as different from panjabi as a Scottish is from Italian. India is the definition of tolerance, acceptance and unity in diversity. He has never been to India guarantee you that much. World has just started being open minded we have been doing it for centuries.

Red dots are usually those who are married and black dots are those who aren't. Religiously what I have been told is for protection from the evil eye (being cursed by others ). Its also why you will see infants usually have those black dots and eyeliner (kajal) under the eyes.

I love indian food, I'm curry lover! I could eat chicken curry whole month without changing my menu!

after “what’s your favorite indian martial art?” I was expecting to hear “haggling” ngl.

I don't know if this is because I'm British Indian but these stereotypes from the JK crew cast are so backwards, even Ritesh. I get that maybe there isn't a huge south asian diaspora in some parts of CA but damn? The haggling stereotype? Are American Indians seen as frugal? Many first gen Indians in the UK are pretty much seen as high earners for the most part. It's shocking to see how Indians are viewed by Americans, it is vastly different by a mile.

Bruh someone needs to make curry kid 😅

i love this guy, i actually love everyone in this video

Omg im just itching to speak on behalf of British Indians (Bengalis) lol DID RYAN SAY BANGLADESHIAN?! LMAOOO

When joe does the sponsor in this video he looks like Bobby LEee if you stare into his eyes

so informative!

Kalaripayattu is oldest martial art..and he doesn't know😒😒😒

There is a indian chain mainly for sweets and snacks called "Haldiram" .

I've been watching JKNews again after a long while, and I can't count the number of times Joe has mentioned Philippines and Filipino in the videos

What kind of camera do you guys use? please

there was a Paani Puri stall made there water with mineral water. I cried when I ate that

WuTangForever

Hindi is not the national language

FYI India is a top 5 Olympic wrestling nation in the world with lots of World, Olympic and Asian Games champions.

Gujurati is a huge sect of indian culture. All the Patels are guju

9:40 reverse colonialism bro that's what that is. We got a game plan LOL

Was expecting at least 1 cricket question, great vid nonetheless.

I don’t wanna be that Sikh person. But because I think you guys are awesome. Y’all are pronouncing Sikh wrong. It’s SICK not SEEK. 😅 I’m Sikh and I didn’t know the correct pronunciation until I was in my teens. SIKH is pronounced SICK ❤ so it’s SICKISM or SICKY.

Please correct your self. Hindi is not India's national language.

A good way to understand Indian ethnicity is by comparing India to Europe. (not a country in Europe but the continent of Europe) Just like The French, Spanish, German, England, Italy, etc. have their own language, clothes, cuisine, rituals and culture, in the same way, The Punjabis, Bengalis, Gujaratis, Tamilians, Keralites, Maharashtrians, UP, Kashmiris etc. have their own distinct language, clothes, cuisine, rituals and culture. That's why it's a sub Continent.

In Northeast India majority of the people are east asian/south east asian looking and also speak languages falling in east asian/south east asian language group. Just kidding news should explore Northeast India someday. You guys would be shocked to find us East Asian looking Indians.

spicy questions

so Jutsukawai means Kawaii Technique?

I think if you go to India you should go to a hotel to eat. I have never eaten food from street wenders cause my mother makes everything at home,she literally know s many dishes to make at home she never let us eat outside cause my grandpa used to do the same when my mother was young.

I love you Gina Darling ❤

Punjab is a state in India. There's 28 (if I remember right) states. Then within that you have of course districts and dialects, etc. For example, I'm a Punjabi Hindu from Doaba districts so I speak Doabi, a dialect of the overarching Punjabi language family. Fun fact- Hinduism started in Punjab. Our holy scripture, The Vedas, was written here and a lot of our early culture and history then spread out to the rest of the subcontinent, into Afghanistan, SE Asia, etc. Then there's Punjabi Muslims and Punjabi Sikhs. Nowadays you have Punjab Christians and I'm sure lots of other diversity in terms of faiths but these are the main ones AFAIK. There is no national language. Hindi just became popular because it was seen as "more eloquent" and many of our first members of parliament and government in general were Hindi speakers. Nowadays the more posh language to speak is English. That being said, India has no national language, we have 23 or some odd official languages (ie. What people speak the most). In the north, we'd try to speak Hindi with someone not of our ethnic group to communicate and English with people from the South since not many (in my experience) can communicate in Hindi. Otherwise at home, with other Punjabi's, etc. I'd speak Punjabi and feel most comfortable doing so but if needed I would switch to my rough Hindi to get by and English.

Sikh/Punjabi women usually don't wear the crop top traditional clothing that Bart was ahing his friends mom wore

Punjabi😊

A better example of the relationship with India and England would be Jamaica and England. Same shit really, where as america and black culture doesn't make sense because that is American culture.

@Tesh! There is many martial arts styles, not just 1. My favorite is GATKA, which is for sikh people. Its badass

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Not true all Indian has nice skin... I notice it's mostly SOUTH indians... but.. maybe im wrong xD About spicyness... I don't think it was spicy before 1600... because habanero, pepper, etc are from America and it was exported to the world around 1700.

First, after years

You should have asked your parents Ritesh,hindi is not the national language

It makes sense. Like China/Chinese have Mando, Canto, Shanghai, Szechuan, etc

Nah Bangladeshis and Indians get along, but Indians do not get along with Pakistanis

India is a very diverse country, you have the whole northeastern where the most diverse indigenous people reside that has mongoloid features. They are the most different from mainland India.

Nepal and Bangladesh used to belong to India too

🤣🤣😅😅🤣

There's so much misinformation in this video...smh.

Sri Lanka was never apart of India! It was under British rule like India but never apart of India.

Hey Hey Hey, I'm from an African (Nigerian) family and yall sleeping on us. Yall are great at cooking the vegetables and retaining and enhancing their distinctive flavour, but we?? We creates some DELICIOUS stuff from the combination of the vegetables A LOT of Nigerian cuisine could easily be vegan? Punded Yam? Fufu? Amala? Egusi? Vegetables Stew? Okra Stew? MoiMoi? Akara? Fried rice? Even Jollof?? All in more could EASILY be done without any type of meat, even meat derivatives

Please change the intro it’s always sooo loud and I listen before I go to sleep wahhhhh I’m sooking I know but plssssss

Hey Ryan, im bengali and our food is wayy better than north Indian's and all of India

Indians in England are soft. Bangladeshi and Pakistani in America soft. Come England and see how it we live.

Hindi is not our national language