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Some Indians thinking that whole world is corrupt like India. In India give 100 rs to police nd you are free.😂😂

Civic sense should be part of our school & college curriculum

Why the mainstream media doesn't show this type of things on their channels, whyyyyyy?

Gujjus doing garba aboard is straight up product of tarak mehta ka oolta chashma

In British raj there was quote "Dogs and Indians are not allowed" the day will soon come when we will see the same thing in the foreign countries because of our own attitudes.

Actually it had killed our image already. When people know about India, first they think people with dirty clothes, bad hygiene,credit to our food bloggers

She is the daughter of a senior ex bureaucrat of GOI. Used to shoplifting in India, unaccountable for every misdeed.

Eating food on the London underground like that from a plate is CRAZYYYYYYYYY WORK !!!!!!!!!!!

This series should continue. As an Indian student living in the USA, the stereotype that this propogates does irreversible damage to our reputation. I recently went to Yellowstone with an American family and there were many Indians around. I was asked, "Why are they so loud?" and I had no answer. Another family was eating khakhra in a zone where food was not allowed. This was infuriting to me on two levels - one, because I am a Gujarati myself and second because there are dedicated picnic zones in Yellowstone where you can eat as much as you want.

Indian men also have this horrible perception that American women are somehow "easy" to get. I have been told by at least 3 American female friends that I am the first Indian who has not tried to hit on them straightaway.

There is no limit to this nonsense. I hope this video goes viral and you make more such stuff to spread awareness. I do not want to hide the fact that I am an Indian, I want to wear it with pride. Thank you for the wonderful video, good sir!

Living in Canada, and I cannot tell you, how much we have to go through because of such people.

I was in the USA for 7 years in total.  Getting to know in India itself "how majority of fellow desis are" I literally kept to myself.
In the office i interacted only with few good desis and in personal time I was solo everywhere: in staying, shopping and sight seeing.
This's the best way to avoid embarrassing yourself, by avoiding desis

I am Indian, living in the UK for the past 17 years, and have travelled to nearly 30 countries. What I want to share is not criticism, but reflection—because improvement starts with small things.

Take flights, for example. The moment a plane lands, why is there a rush to get out? Seat numbers exist for a reason. Wait your turn. If you’re in a genuine hurry, speak to the cabin crew. Rushing past others doesn’t make you smarter, it just shows impatience.

As middle-class spending rises, it doesn’t mean we own the world. Respect for others should grow along with our success. If you can’t be kind, at least be quiet and follow basic order.

A few basics we often forget:

Don’t play videos loudly in public. Use headphones.

Don’t break into loud singing or dancing anywhere you feel like. Every country has its own culture—respect it instead of trying to impose ours.

Parents, when you go to your child’s school, don’t show up in chappals or pyjamas. You don’t need to be rich to dress decently—you just need mindfulness.


The “chalta hai” attitude or “hum kisi se kam nahi” pride is meaningless unless it shows in our actions.

I’ll share a real example. In Prague earlier this year, I saw an Indian tourist quietly take the restaurant menu away without even asking the staff. Why? That small act leaves a big impression—on the restaurant, on other diners, and on how the world perceives us.

We are educated. We are financially doing well. Let’s reflect that dignity not just in words but in behaviour. Live normally, respect others’ spaces and cultures, and avoid forcing our own beliefs where they don’t belong.

Everything else falls into place when we learn patience and respect.

I remember a few years ago, even Chinese tourists were lacking civic sense in US. Then Chinese government had put in a strict travel law to avoid such embarrassment, India should do the same..

This is the result of over-confidence and excess pride without a concrete base. Stay humble and down-to-earth...

As an Indian living on a foreign land addressing this was much needed! Thanks again Akash!

I have lived in Australia for 26 years. I remember back in 2009, travelling on a train a guy playing "Jay Shree Krishna" chant on train on full volume. We are never made aware of our civic responsibilities. We think making india wherever we go is our culture. And i have never been able to get anyone who speaks most about culture, explain what culture is. We play loud music and noise when we do a puja at home but complain about azaan. How we carry ourselves overseas positively is the greatest service that we can do for our country overseas. Our conduct overseas is very disappointing and others are suffering for that. It is not surprising, if you don't educate yourself, have the opportunity of a career, you will revert to being an influencer and a vlogger. Education is not important to these people who do these deplorable things, so what they are doing does not bother them as it does not affect them.

INCREDIBLE INDIA . So proud of our GAWAR SISTERS and BROTHERS 🤡

I was in Bhutan a few weeks back …. In such a quiet and peaceful place our Indian girls with full blast played the latest Bollywood songs and were dancing like crazies ,thinking they looked cool . They looked stupid .

Even here in Malaysia, people often complain that some Indian nationals stare at women on trains, as if they’ve never seen a girl before in their lives. I honestly don’t know how to defend this behavior — it gives the impression that we lack basic civil sense. I believe the government should introduce civil sense as a compulsory subject in schools, so that people grow up understanding proper social behavior. This could truly help improve our image and make India great again.