I'll post a video instead:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imM6omziU_I#t=21
Topic: Your perception of INDIA in ONE word... GO!! - page 6. (Read 5725 times)
Bollywood
Why, do you not agree?
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=is%20india%20dirty
I would strongly disagree and the strength of my disagreement would be equivalent to the momentum that my 'dhai kilo ka haath' would carry.
Regardless this is good stuff, so when the video does see daylight it can be exquisitely clear to you guys whats reality and whats not. Yes pollution exists here just like it exists anywhere else in the world. It just seems too much to outsiders because the population density is way high here.
Most Indians cant get their head around how westerners poop & never wash their butts.
Dirty!
Polarized.
There seems to be a large gap between extreme wealth and extreme poverty. I did enjoy traveling through parts of India and it is a special place to me.
There seems to be a large gap between extreme wealth and extreme poverty. I did enjoy traveling through parts of India and it is a special place to me.
Bollywood... and thats something i go backwards away from when i get in contact. It makes me such a strange feeling of empathic embarrasment in my stomach. With the movies and their fans. Guess im not made for that. 
I'm guessing you never heard of Hollywood. 
Cultural.. Surely India has best culture in the world.
poor
It's still my first tought, altough i know that there are poorer countries, and not all indian inhabitants are poor...
It's still my first tought, altough i know that there are poorer countries, and not all indian inhabitants are poor...
Bollywood... and thats something i go backwards away from when i get in contact. It makes me such a strange feeling of empathic embarrasment in my stomach. With the movies and their fans. Guess im not made for that.
Vivid.
@Bryant Coleman / @Outlander Try single words.
Single out the 1 feature / thing that instantly pops up in your head when you close your eyes & hear the word India.
Single out the 1 feature / thing that instantly pops up in your head when you close your eyes & hear the word India.
Bollywood
Misogyny.
Every time I hear of India, I remember all the 'surprise gangbangs' that happen there.
Every time I hear of India, I remember all the 'surprise gangbangs' that happen there.
Dirtysmellycrowdedtelemarketersusingtoomuchcurrypowder.
Of course, individuals should not be judged as part of a group "perception".
Of course, individuals should not be judged as part of a group "perception".
traditional
I have not been there, so this is based on what little I know from others. I have in-laws somewhere in Andhra Pradesh. I would love to go there and freak them out. Imagine when some white guy from America shows up calling everyone "Auntie". lol
I have not been there, so this is based on what little I know from others. I have in-laws somewhere in Andhra Pradesh. I would love to go there and freak them out. Imagine when some white guy from America shows up calling everyone "Auntie". lol
Actually pretty common here. But mostly for northern people. You are indeed the first anglo who I have seen has ties to people in AP.
traditional
I have not been there, so this is based on what little I know from others. I have in-laws somewhere in Andhra Pradesh. I would love to go there and freak them out. Imagine when some white guy from America shows up calling everyone "Auntie". lol
I have not been there, so this is based on what little I know from others. I have in-laws somewhere in Andhra Pradesh. I would love to go there and freak them out. Imagine when some white guy from America shows up calling everyone "Auntie". lol
Surreal.
@Bryant Coleman / @Outlander Try single words.
Single out the 1 feature / thing that instantly pops up in your head when you close your eyes & hear the word India.
Single out the 1 feature / thing that instantly pops up in your head when you close your eyes & hear the word India.
overpopulated.
I had a hard time choosing between that and assertive
I had a hard time choosing between that and assertive
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