What do NRIs think about India?

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Posted: 12 years ago

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ARGH. my video did not post, here is the direct link!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpK_9f915a0

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: ChhanChhan
being an explicit NRI - I would say visiting India is like hell ... hell lot of a change !
i mean the people are there in contrast to where I come from . [ really trying not to be cynical ]
they are nosy , judgmental , narrow-minded to no end .
and i could go on about that
i havent met a single soul in india that could be proclaimed as noble .
AND THE GIRLS !!!???
Dont have an idea where they come from !
completely different species . They are airheads and despicably disguising themselves into someone they are not !
well , i;ve ranted a lot
compilation - inidans - No wonder Aliens won't talk to us

Are you deliberately trying to generate attention to your rather hilarious post? Well this comment for definite is the most notorious here, so well done you got your fame with everyone quoting this to knock some sense in your airhead.

You haven't met a single soul in India? Really? 😆 Well you know the NRI in UK/Europe, USA, Canada, Australia etc etc have roots in India, so every NRI was once Indian, my grandparents migrated here and i am the third generation in UK, but i am still Indian and i assure you i am a very noble soul, my Sur-name actually means noble also 😳

Oh Ps to add, don't stereotype Indians and about Aliens not talking to them, well sorry to burst your bubble and to show you the mirror, you are an alien yourself hence nobody talks to you and shares the same alienated thoughts as you, that leaves you being a loner with no friends. Sorry, hope you get better soon and get admitted to some good hospital :) Take care, i will send you flowers, National Indian one the beautiful Lotus flowers 😃

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DonnaHarvey

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Posted: 12 years ago

#33

I really want to live in India. I can still have the career and standard of living that I currently enjoy.

I don't think there is a whopping difference between where I live and India (considering the consumerism, free market and cultural scene as well) but I would not want to give up the universal healthcare (that and the pollution in metros is keeping me away).