Nice !! Now that's a smart thing to do 👍🙂

​@@sheebaradhakrishnangr i am also in Chennai, and i can understand this coming from a follower of modi 😂... Chennai is the most inclusive city

​@@vimalan2959 👌🏼👌🏼👍🏼👍🏼

​@@vimalan2959 I lived in Chennai for 2months back in 2016 and be it the outskirts of Chennai, or main city centre like T-nagar but sadly I am sure the same problem of load shedding still exists even today throughout the city affecting residents if not corporates.. You seem to be supportive of keeping the culture of lungi coming up during hot days alive.. give a chance for One party to drive the country towards development of all masses including Rich classes..

Wow Finally Someone Like Me😂, I Promote People To Take Iphone , So That It Will Be Common To Every when Meanwhile I Take S23 Ultra 😂

what about shitty weather 🥵🥵

@@sheebaradhakrishnangr people are not rude at all. I find majority very friendly expect high society people.. They speak universal language (English) well. If you want then to learn any indian official language then you should learn tamil too

city has lot of ancient temples also.,

Imo.. i have studied in 10 schools in my life near kerala border and have met many keralites... Kerala has the most self trumpetting, unreliable people with great eloquence but not trust worthy..they help only other mallus , mingle among themselves, identify themselves as mallus everytime and dont identify themselves with broader segments of humanity.. rather than place with inclusiveness 🎺 .. They have good natural resources and hence economy. They have good education and disciplined in work but they go to any extent to complete their agenda. They are good at emotional intelligence and are good at hiding their real emotions and thoughts. Ps : this comment is on average from what I have noted and will have exceptions on the ends of the bellcurve distributionlike anything else. Completely subjective based on my life experiences and not meant to hurt anyone but to spread awareness (sorry to say : against believing them) They can be good friends if u have mutual benefits and if you are alert. This may sound like hate speech slightly. Sorry for that but when what is shown is different from reality we have to talk about things on the other side of the spectrum to bring about a balance and closeness /proximity with the reality I saw a hackers institution there in thrissur .. don't know what they are teaching

@@sheebaradhakrishnangr who said? we are not against the language,,,, here lot of people learning other language, but we love our mother tongue. if its necessary we speak, thats all

chennai is not a best affordable place compared to sarojini nagar 😂

@@jaketyler07 Thats true clothing affordability wise. :P

​​@@vrithikajoseph4089 21 and job?? Are you a commerce student? Curious for your reply which course you took?

@@VishnuVarthan-ZappyLad Yes I took commerce. 3 year program and started my first corporate job at the age of 20. Started internships at 18

@@vrithikajoseph4089 I just now joined so I asked and I am 17

Agreed..I've been living in ecr too for 19 years...but it's sad that it's becoming like any other Hotspot of the city like besant nagar or mylapore..

Fuddu City hai..racist bhi..North Indians se kabhi dhang se baat nahi karte ye log..

Suggest us a good tourist place in Odisha man! Would like to take a two day visit there

@@csbarathi Puri Jagannath temple, Chilika lake, Bhitorkonika forest, Simlipal National park and many more. Odisha is a hidden gem and there are many places which I can't point on tourist map, but you can see them only when you visit. And try visiting the "Santhal" areas, it's a culture entirely different from anywhere else. As a Bengali, I would say Odisha and Jharkhand are so underrated. The tribal culture there is so unique and different

After this reaction ChennI it is Thunder rated.

@@PaulAllen6304 we are used to different culture. Polite visitors say chennai has different cultures. Many others are brutal and frank and say they hate it. Some say what no parotta and sooni halwa for breakfast.

Bengluru also overrated

Yes winter there is quite something - Non-existent 🙂

@@vicky0532 Come on, the temperature does come down to bearable levels! Great to get away for a few days from the foggy gloom of much of North India.

@@ArnavSinha2681 Yes, it does come down to bearable levels, but it's still quite warm with the never ending humidity. It's certainly not a place for winter lovers🙂

@@vicky0532 Agreed. And I do prefer COLD winters. So a few days of Chennai in Dec/Jan every couple of years is good for me 😁

@@ArnavSinha2681 Yes absolutely👍good to visit for a change of weather🙂

Don't do this divide nonsense here,you can very well be safe or non safe depending on the area and how you behave 🤘

Yeah yeah , we saw IsIs Kerala module boom, obviously you'd feel safe in south ;(

Please cite one incident where "Muslims were killed for joy by RSS members "

If yhis is behavior, I am sure you will be treated accordingly in Tamil Nadu as well. Nobody likes liars.

@@rajeswaridhivya7594 then why In a gruesome incident in Uttar Pradesh (UP), Mohammad Akhlaq was beaten and stoned to death by a lynch mob allegedly over rumours that his family had been consuming and storing beef at home. I think uttar Pradesh is north and thing is it not even beef but mutton. Well what is the bad behaviour, he didn't force anyone to eat beef but he had mutton in his refrigerator but this hindutva killed him. Till now no justice was given

It's not super hot but it's super humid compared to most cities. And the traffic can be as bad as Bangalore at times or even worse during festivals. I have been stuck for 6 hours to cover 28 kms.

Go back who stops :D

yes ,chennai 😍

Would love to

There are no better summer appropriate outfits than cotton salwar and kurta, I don't understand your concept of colonialism 🤔

Right? I heard a boomer uncle complaining that young people don't wear tie in corporate world.🤦🤦🤦 This is india not Europe, here heat is unbearable 🥵 And to think that people believe that young people are "Western"😑

@@rajeswaridhivya7594 what ar ei saying people judge u even if little skin is showing

@@rajeswaridhivya7594 I'd much prefer shorts. or something open on top. pre colonialism, women didn't wear blouses with their sarees. But the english found them indecent and introduced blouses. Alot of modern indian clothing is actually the result of colonial brainwashing. Indians wore much lesser clothing back then to tackle the heat

@@vrithikajoseph4089 yes but shorts is part of colonial culture right and direct exposure of skin in sunlight is also not good so thin cotton layer helps 🤗🤘

Well TBH no one expects them or any other foreigners to understand the minute details.

Kamasutra has chapters on adultery including how to pursue a married woman... Don't try to white wash everything with one sense of morality. The Charvaka branch of Indian/ Hindu philosophy does not believe in supernatural elements and advocates pursuing pleasure as the goal of life. Read your scriptures...

And Kama sutra is attributed to Vatsyayana and not Vishnu Sharma... Vishnu Sharma is the author of Panchatantra stories.

Most Hindu gods are depicted with more than one spouse - Shiva: Parvati and Ganga, Vishnu: Sridevi and Bhoodevi (Krishna avatar has 16008 wives/ partners including Radha who's also older than Krishna. Rukmini and Satyabhama are the main or primary wives). I can go on and on... Shiva also mates with Vishnu when he sees him in the female form and this is described in Skanda puranam and also depicted in many temple art (not referring to khajuraho here but to plenty of mainstream Shiva and Vishnu temples in South India). Chidambaram Lord Nataraja temple and Guruvayur Sri Mammiyur temple are at least two famous and ancient temples where I've seen those graphic mural paintings and it's there for anyone visiting to see...

@@rajasecarane you are absolutely right. I stand corrected. I will fix the mistake. Thanks.

there is a kovalam beach in chennai too, dude

There are few some reasons why we feel that way.. 1. Mumbai has skyscrappers and seak link roads that Chennai doesn't have..2. Mumbai has the best auto drivers who goes by meters, so thats a kind of big shock for any Chennaite..3. Monsoon in Mumbai is something else which Chennai cannot ever dream of handling it..If the amount of rain that Mumbai gets, pours in Chennai, the city will sink in 3 days...4. The green cover..Mumbai is way greener than Chennai..5. Broad minded people 6. Night life 7. Great getaways.. These are the points that Mumbai fares well than Chennai...Thats why Chennaites say that they have never experienced anything like this..Even I love Mumbai.. that doesnt mean Chennai is bad. Both are great cities.. Lets look at where Chennai fares well.. 1. Better beaches..Handsdown.. 2. More laid back..3. Cleaner than Mumbai..4. Less crowded 5. Lesser cost of living..6. Excellent and affordable medical facilities 7. Roads are great and traffic is less in comparision..

Doesn't make sense..

Many coastal cities in India and across the world have similar weather. Mumbai, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Dubai, etc.

It's not the temperatures but the humidity. Hyderabad can get much hotter than Chennai during summers. Chennai has an excellent metro system but it doesn't cover any of the suburban areas where the migrants usually live. Chennai metro connects the two major railway stations, the bus terminus and the airport, all in one line. We can seamlessly switch between different means of transport including the MRTS and suburban railway.

Thats why there is so much smoke that your lungs get filled with it

Soon die with pollution