Super-Rich & Surrounded by Poverty: India's New Billionaires | ENDEVR Documentary
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There are now more billionaires in India than there are anywhere else in the world, excluding China and America. From glitzy Bollywood weddings and luxury yachts, to building gigantic towers and palaces and holidaying around the world, these new Maharajahs compete with each other to spend more. Although the majority of Indians live below the poverty line, these select billionaires live off of the riches of the country’s growing economy. Not only do we follow the glamorous side of this high life, but we also uncover how many are getting away with tax evasion and money laundering. We immerse ourselves in the lives of billionaires with very different profiles: from rich heirs to the self-made men. What difficulties do they face in getting to the top? During this 6-month long investigation, we infiltrate this tightly knit circle of India’s new billionaires.
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A look at the mega rich in India. They do exist and it seems they’re just as excessive and happy to flaunt their wealth as other filthy rich people all around the world. Crazy rich Indians are featured today. And the reason we show this: so you maybe vote for representatives who at least try to tackle the problem of tax evasion. Enjoy.
You did a wonderful job on uploading this video. 🌷🙂
Democracy never work for the poor or the general public
Democracy only work for those that pays....thats why usa is the most corrupted country on earth
Every election 100s billions usd are being paid to politicians to lobby the corporates monopolistic n profit agenda
In Kenya, the "rich" are politicians who've brazenly raided the coffers. At least these are entrepreneurs whose wealth is "almost" legitimate.
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@@judithokemwa2807 Thanks,In fact We have more than 90,000+ Startups and 114+ Unicorns up from just 500 Startups and 8 unicorns in 2014, Which is 3rd Highest in the World only behind The US with 400 unicorns and China with 200 Unicorns and India's massive Digital Revolution has placed us as the Digital Superpower accounting for more than 42% of all global Digital Payments up from 0% in 2014, more than China and the US combined,Due to these initiatives taken By Current BJPs Modi Govt elected in 2014, placing India as a Fastest Growing Major Economy and a Rising Economic Superpower,And India's 2 stock Exchanges BSE and NSE overtook British, Canadian, Australian and German Stock Markets and became world's 5th and 6th largest stock markets in 2022 worth over a whopping $ 8 trillion dollars respectively from just $1.6 trillion in 2014,And It Gave rise to More than 140+ Billionaires in last 6 years and Now India is minting a Billionaire per WEEK only behind US with 2 Billionaires per week
You got that right
“the secret to his success is cheap labour“
That’s also true to so many westerner millionaires who have factories in China and India.
As well as Tax evasion.
Exactly !!!
In India are so much modern slaves
If you think the West is oppressive you clearly know nothing about the Eastern world, especially countries like India and China
@@ThatGuy68580 The western world physically owned black Africans as slaves and treated them worse than cattle and stray dogs. Not even the worst from the Eastern world could compare with that.
west literally was built on killing and enslaving others, once they got enough from it, they some how self appointed themselves as President of Calling out others
Damn... that woman deserved her own documentary instead of being attached to these other goofy billionaires. Her story is incredible including the way she articulates herself. The other guys just sound like spoiled children desparate to show off for attention.
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Yes. Would be really interestind but most of all a MOTIVATING story for everyone
That's exactly what i was thinking too. She has a good heart as a philanthropist, mostly due to her humble beginnings.
I’d love to know more about Kalpana’s story. Inspiring
Did she told them to touch her feet at 27:30 I don't speak marathi, but someone commented that she did, is it true????
The majority of those boys were born on third base and think they hit a grand slam 😂
No son, you were born with wealth and connections and made the most of them, congrats. That doesn’t make you smarter as you want to believe.
Kalpana actually earned her wealth and it shows in the way she lives. Her story is inspirational, the others are a joke.
All of them are irrelevant except the royal family guy whose family is rooted in their state and society since hundred of years and is relevant bec of family not bec of few hotels that are left with them. The last guy Mallaya is economic fugitive to London with UK shielding him from extradition. This is a decade old documentary.
Yes , the arrogance and smug attitude of the guy at the end was a bit irritating , especially since he did not pull himself up by the bootstraps from poverty as some have but instead had everything already to get his life off to a really great start .
@@gardensofthegodsthat last guy is a economic fugitive now after his airlines failed, he is being hid by British in London since many years. This is a decade old documentary.
It’s really easy to lose wealth, if you don’t know what you’re doing. That’s why rich people give their kids the best education, shape their mentality for entrepreneurship, and help them make the best networking connections, so they can continue the family business.
Summarised brilliantly.
Kalpana is the only real one
0 to millionaire.
Chapeau bas to her, one would get goose bumps when she is seen serving her people the food .
Madam Kalpana seems not to be holding all her money in her heart, but only in her hands. this is the meaning, that even if you are rich, you don't forget where you belonged before so you still have the heart to help another people . Salute her.
Kalpana's story was the best. She has worked extremely hard to reach her current status...despite all her past, she's humble, and compassionate ..amazing story. God bless her. There is no mention of Gautam Singhania's father who developed the company, and is now ignored by his son and living a pathetic life.
Ignored is an understatement. As soon as his father signed off the business to Gautam, he threw out his father.
Pathetic? He is such a charm bro. What happened?
Kalpana has never forgotten where she has come from, helping her community along the way. She is an amazing women who still values humanity.
@@danieladkins7697 corrupt
Min 6:40 Get real 😄 that guy did not creat an app at 12 years old. He can't even use a drone 😄 don't believe everything they tell you. Look at the way he summarizes his goals 😂😂 yes, mentally he is still 12 years old. He even wears a Batman hoodie 🦇
He would be no one without his rich papa 😂
And what about the dark skin Indian people don’t have nothing
I was thinking the same thing. He should have stayed at school
@@mipassionanime Don’t have a cash
Yeah, he's actually been exposed already by Coffeezilla.
Kalpana is such an amazing woman, never forgetting her roots and still helping the underprivileged in her village
Fun fact: the fabric guy, gautam singhania, kicked out his father out of the family house who also was the founder of his company. The father is now bankrupt and homeless and is fighting a legal battle for years. A couple of months back in november, 2023, his wife was granted divorce after filing a complaint earlier citing he beat up her and her daughter
Sad his father did everything for the family but they still kicked him out 😞
geez
but do you know that the father also kicked his bother out similarly in past?. One weirdass family singhania
I was drawn to the story of Kalpana 20:00. Very ironic, her name means daydream in India. But being an untouchable or of low caste, she was not allowed to have dream. But she willed her daydream into reality and now her name is a testament to her achievement. What a beam of light.
Kalpana = imagination
*untouchable not unteachable
Thank you for noting Kalpana's story at 20:00. The other stories were insignificant compared to her authenticity and contribution back to the community and her roots.
You are so wrong, we were liberated long back. Infact the biggest to9l lower castes have is education and technology. Stop saying that we need something, we have constitution and that’s enough
Her aunt is more remarkable imo. She refuses charity and lives by her own means that to me speaks much more volumes than any other in this video.
“ I used to complain I have no money until I met a man with no class . “ This is classless and tasteless.
hahahahah... no amount of money in one’s bank account can buy one class... 😅😂😂😂
@@mdebarshiAlright Captain victimization, we get it India hasn't colonized the solar system yet because of the U.K.
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Bro 😂😂😂@@EyFmS
Yes , we also know their real worth in India, class-less
And only that lady showed gratitude for what she now has and the grace to not forget the village she was born and raised in. That is a real person.!
Truth is we dont really know how much they do for others from one short video
u have no idea abt the sacrifices made by the royal family of that hotel kid for its state and people since hundred of years. All their wealth was taken by govt. now they are left with only their palaces but the kind of stuff they still do for public is not shown in this documentary.
The woman who came from The Untouchables class and went on to the generous when she doesn't even have much money is really a wonderful example of a real decent human being .
$ 300 million might sound like a lot to people but really it's not ... not when you are going to be sharing it with others repeatedly .
I love the way she is not into conspicuous consumption and is so modest .
How wonderful to have restraint from such excessive self-indulgence ... she made these guys all look like spoiled frat boys .
She was the only wealthy person that stood out as a decent human being.
The rest of them...........
Don't get me started...
$300 is not really not alot?
She is really very decent. That is the reason she said "Take money and touch me feet".
she didnt ignorant dumb@ss its a well known tradition in indie to show respect to elders its disrespectful in indians eyes like it is to us shes not gonna change a centuries on her own @@Nobody-co9dj
She didn’t asked! That’s a tradition like getting a blessing from elders or in this case a literal sponsor of their daughters wedding. I have seen people saying no don’t touch my feet and trying to take their foot away. But I think she knows they will touch her foot no matter what even if she refuses and so better to just get over it. So that tells me that she has done this many times. Therefore even more respect to that lady.
Indian really does not have that many Billionaires. Indian has 166 billionaires for a population of 1.4 billion people while Switzerland has 41 billionaires for a population of 8 million. If you do the math you will find that the ratios are way off.
I think the point is in India a billion can feel a lot greater because of the difference in labour rates/ local costs and also poverty rates (literally in the title). So their wealth is so enormously beyond so much of the country it’s literal worlds away.
@@tantanman2852 precisely why these money makers should be leading the country and the world in humanitarian efforts to raise their country's citizens living standards and lead in wage hikes in several industries in India. This would be great for the Indian government and it's profile internationally.
@@janinewetzler5037but then they'd have to touch stinky untouchables. They can't have that. Better go bathe in the corpse and feces filled Ganges instead.
@@janinewetzler5037 Raising the standard of living of the poor would mean more COMPETITION. Better keep them down instead.
is called corruption kid!
7:31 Billionaire fashion heir and dressed as a Batman 🤣 They are only rich because 1. they inherited the fortunes, 2. they have advantages in life as 'class system', and 3. they void paying taxes due to corruption, all these the same elements as in South America... It takes no brainer.... The woman that came from the Dhalits - "Untouchables", my true admiration and respect! 🙏 She hasn't forgotten her own, she sticks to the good deeds of giving back to society, and she has better taste in fashion than the already 'Batman' billionaire 'fashion' heir.......
lower class have affirmative action in india and get priority in govt job
@@muslimcel4581 and govt colleges too, then direct placement in jobs
the govt is supportive regarding the low castes
@@muslimcel4581 That's very good to hear! 🙏
but there are many govt. employees from the lower caste too, what about them? Lol, they are also corrupted. Stop playing the caste card always
@@MotherAotearoa Are you in favour of affirmative Action?
The only person I have respect for is the woman. What a remarkable woman, she was given lemons, and turned that into lemonade. She does not fluent her wealth and helps the poor.
As far as the young Sikh kid, all the money in the world won’t change the fact that you’re still a dork.
The lady Kalpana is admirable woman and the other Indian millionaires should learn something from her, to be kind and generous...
but he looks like a man. no way that's a woman.
I respect the woman. She has a good heart despite coming from a poor background and being discriminated yet she stopped helping her people.
That's because she has tasted poverty and it has also made her compassionate and unselfish.
@@socheldandy8603 tasting poverty doesn't mean one would be compassionate. I know some successful people that came from a poor background yet they aren't compassionate.
@@olayiwolasegun1392 I am not saying everyone will, but it kinda makes you h ave a different outlook on life
She helps people but discriminates. She made them touch her feet. That's not a nice thing.
@@alisha8807 this is common among Indians when greeting some older or superior, I might be wrong though.
Kalpana has a warm radiance and a beaming aura like an angel. She uses her wealth to lift others up so they in turn can improve their lives and their families. She doesn't hoard and flaunt her wealth to be admired or make others envious. I like how her daughter is following in her footsteps. They are women to be admired not those spoiled rich boys who inherited their wealth who are fueled by greed and constant self-indulgence. 40 million children under the poverty line is shameful while wealthy kings don't pay their fair share or ANY taxes. It's not just India but a world problem. No one will remember those "Instagram Maharajas" but virtuous and ethical people like Kalpana will.
''She uses her wealth to lift others '' how much percent of the total wealth she owns? sure hope you are checking that before lifting her as ''ethical'' and not hoarding wealth.
@@riynu7774 Making money is not zero sum game. There is abundant money in the world.
@North Star Why are some of you so sensitive that you can't hear anything bad about India even if it is true.
@@riynu7774 so you mean she should donate all her hard earned money?
@@AdamSmith-us1rm aMERICA hahah killed a whole race but they big heartred hahah still tring to start wars all ovetr the world, ppl had enough of america's kindness hahah
Ms. Kalpana's story is inspiring. She has obtained true wealth--not only physical but spiritual as well. Never forget where you came from.
All good wishes to Ms.Kalpana and her family.A strong women yet humble!
"people with money, they are probably smart" - kids of rich people
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or they can buy people with talent to work for them
And it's always funny seeing their comments pop up on these videos spouting their Randian BS.
Anyone that thinks money = smart is a dullard.
It's always the poorest of poor that helps others when they taste success.
That's because they know what it means to have nothing.
So by your logic every poor guy who became rich helped the poor?
That’s not true. In the states, blacks who make it never look back and rarely help their community.
@@shanelittle1025 blacks aren't a example of good community or good citizens anyway.
Correct -- that's why Westerners don't help others, just steal land and resources from others.
Kalpana is iconic, a true inspiration! A lead woman indeed
but he looks like a man. no way that's a woman.
This real estate lady is a fabulous story - she is truly a social trailbrazer.
but he looks like a man. no way that's a woman.
Wow that woman is amazing! Her accomplishments are admirable but her humbleness and generosity are outstanding. Then you look at the bleached billionaire on his yacht acting like the world owes him something. He has the money to help millions of people in his country yet he’d rather be pompous and excessive. That woman is a far better person than he could ever dream of being.
Yes she is. I think her compassions and kindness stems from her past, she was 'one of them' raised in the slum and had a breakthrough when she became a real estate entrepreneur. Good for her for staying in her roots. Bless her
Uh that guy doesn't owe anyone anything. Don't like it? Get money yourself.
@@krzzzy19 indeed
@@filmcomradesproductioncorp4551 totally agree
Did he really bleach his skin? Or is it vitiligo that caused his skin to look like that?
Corrupt billionaires who could care less and corrupt Indian politicians who won't do anything.
Who made them rich? The people. If people unite they can work wonders but we know that majority of the people can't take a stand and will cower once they see trouble
"My company failed and they tried to hold me responsible"
Oh heavens what a horrible evil youre so right sir.
The only billionaire i truly respect is the lady.
May Almighty gives more to her.
He earns 1 million euro a month and still worries that he can sell his phone and bag for the same price he bought. The level of greed here is unimaginable. And the fact that he likes gold & black colors shows his terrible taste. You can't buy class.
he is smart, and you are poor! take the idea learn something, don't hate, analyze there ideas, they rich for some reason, you are not!!!! learn and shut your mouth kid
greed made him rich lol
@@karantikoo9302 RICH PEOPLE ARE NOT GREEDY OR ELSE THEY WON'T GIVE US JOBS FOR US TO SUPPORT. RICH PEOPLE HAVE BIGGER PROBLEMS THAN US. THEY ARE MORTAL!
Trust me he's not greedy. From the sounds of your name you r from Africa. Africans are greedy and only think about themselves
Indians are mostly not having attractive personality and you must always becareful around any indians, they were known as backstabber even for 1 rupee.
Being so rich and sourrounded by so much poverty, even starving children, I have no words to describe the disgust for these weak people who could do so much good
Indian govt provides free food to 800m Indians, free breakfast to every kid, free healthcare free housing and free college.
The masses are taken care of better than USA and EUROPE. The multi billionaires have the right to live how they want after creating thousands of jobs and paying billions in taxes !
@@fwefhwe4232 Most people in the West are able to get those BASIC things on their own. Your nationalism makes it look like living in India is a paradise on earth and yet we all know poor people struggle so hard and live in horrendous conditions. And you don't seem to realize to existance of fiscal paradises and tax evasion schemes.
@@fwefhwe4232 good work. your 5 rupees will be credited directly to your bank account.
It’s unimaginable for people in the west but for them it’s way of life .. sadly so ..
@@EyFmS
"Seek not greater wealth, but simpler pleasure; not higher fortune, but deeper felicity. The rich cannot accumulate wealth without the co-operation of the poor in society. A man's true wealth hereafter is the good he has done to his fellowmen." - M.K Gandhi
Don't get me wrong Ghandi was a great man with great ideas but I thin post independence his mentality held India back.
@@gardencity3558 To claim that one person's mentality held an entire country back, apt observation my dude...
@@prateektorresgandhi is not relevant to modern India, he was British pet puppy.
Also whether world respect or not, doesn't matter. Respect comes from power
@@adee6467I think you are confusing fear with respect, it's a shame life in India is twisting people minds to think like predators.
@@mdebarshi Completely destroying it? How come they are still around 😏? The exploited it yes...but destroyed it is a bit of a stretch. Most of renowned Universities in India where founded by British scholars, they also founded institutions that last to this day and what's to say about Cricket 😉. I will not deny India's past is a bitter one when it comes to its former colonial power but there is always some positive side to everything...unless it ends in complete genocide. I really doubt the British had in mind to completely wipe out the Indian people.
I was expecting a stuck up entitled rich person, this lady was so humble and unselfish. Warmed my heart. I am aware that there are many selfish Indians but there is selfishness in all humans. Jesus loves all of us regardless.
but he looks like a man. no way that's a woman.
What a sad world we live in
Are you into bodyboarding?
Where have you been since Adam and Eve?
None could match the Elegance & Humility of Mrs Kalpana.
That's the true working caste of India & the TRUE Rags to Riches story.
Proud of her.
Jay Bhim!
but he looks like a man. no way that's a woman.
I love how that woman fought to rewrite history such a rare case indeed
but he looks like a man. no way that's a woman.
Kalpana’s old aunt is a real gem. She is going to heaven for sure! ❤
Kalpana is amazing, hope she gets richer than any of these tax evaders so she can help her people more
Truth. I WISH her well, Msy Gid create more Kalpana s in all races who will help their communities
but he looks like a man. no way that's a woman.
Anyone notice the flag the " patriotic" textile billionaire flew on his ship? IT was from the Comoros islands,one of the poorest african countries.He saved a lot of money by registering his ship there,rather than in India.
Yeah, i saw that too! I was wondering if somebody else noticed. I guess that is typical for small poor island nations to be involved in some questionable things like ship registrations, destroying their island for Phosphat like Nauru or Tonga selling its domain.
I saw that also.
Patriotic trump did that too
Coz it’s a tax haven
The real estate lady I respect her because she remember where she coming frm and live near by and remember family's Neighbors now that's love. And all we need in this world is LOVE FOR EVERYONE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Guatama Singhania's father is bankrupt, living on the streets, after he emotionally transferred entire assets and businesses on his son's name! He even went to court against him. Senior Singhania who started the company deserves some respect.
To me Kalpana is a real hero. The rich boy - I have my doubts- I think he is spoil brat, because most of the rich family in asia try to present their children as hugely successful while the parents themselves take care of the business. Because I know about labor behavior in asia - they might be cheap but they productivity is super low without close management supervision which cannot be replaced by recruited management. And the software business - the way he is briefing his employees, doesn't work that way. Most of the software projects either come from abroad or government where a close liasion is super important. Staying 2/3 of the year abroad you cannot manage those business. His parents just don't want their relatives to know about his mischief hence they send his abroad. Kalpana on the other hand who build her empire all by her hands and she still stays very close to her roots. Most of the people after becoming rich forget their past and relations. Her aunts surprised me even more, who still living such a simple life. Big salute to those ladies.
but he looks like a man. no way that's a woman.
The same thing can be found in Pakistan. I visited a relative's house in Karachi and it was a 5-6 bedroom house made of white marble and complete with an indoor waterfall and a garden with chickens and a peacock. The kids inside were playing video games, while the ones down the block were selling toys on the street. Lots of new luxury developments by the sea (Emaar) and in the hills (Bahria Town) are coming up in a city where people fight over water and electricity. Inequality in Pakistan looks low on paper (GINI coefficient), but that's because income statistics are always skewed in favor of privileged people like myself.
It's great to help people. No issues if one is privileged.
Nothing wrong in being rich if you are helping others using your privilege
@@AS-jo8qhwhy should you be forced to help others ?
As a Indian,
Feel sad for my other fellow living in extreme powerty 😢
Well this is a decade old doc and many of its ppl are economic fugitive now in London and Pakistan and India has moved in completely opposite trajectory in last 2 decades.
pakistan is filled with punjabis who are showoff, new Indian rich come from west and south India in tech field, not like landholder rentseeker in pakistan.
Sometimes you should also see from where a successful person started his journey. its actually very difficult if you don't have a rich dad. Remember money makes money. The struggle is totally different if you don't have money in the beginning.
That rich dad also started somewhere. Just saying that from experience, my grandpa made huge fortune starting from remote village with zero opportunities. He believed in giving back, he did that. And even today people remember me as his granddaughter. That always humbles me towards my goal being people oriented. My uncles lost all the fortune to manipulative partner. But they found peace in building it back, they are just 10% of my grandpa, success is difficult for them. But that’s teh risk business has, a lot depends on people you associate with.
The system of untouchable is criminal’s system, God love everyone’s contribution to the earth. Hardworking people deserve elite respect
Two things stand out.
1. Cheap labour (slavery)
2. Tax evasion
Yep. Pretty much the same devices rich people have used for centuries
@@ENDEVRDocs exactly.
well on the side they are also getting employed
God bless that sweet woman! A millionaire yet she helps her people! Unlike that Tyrant who calls himself a PRINCE! 🙄
😁Guess where she got her wealth from.
Real estate probably skewing house pricing for profit.
she didn't help nobody
India is a country where the rich can do just anything, they loved a class society where some will feel on top while others are trampled upon
From Pakistan, Miss Kalpana you are my superhero
Wealthy Indians learnt nothing good from their subjugation by the British. This story is extremely sad
It seems that is something that connects a lot of mega-rich people: a certain incorrigableness. Plus, let's be honest: society shows such groveling deference to rich people - no wonder they think (and do) get away with anything.
The RSS-BJP party that is India's current government collaborated with the British masters. What the British colonials couldn't do, their brown-skinned dominant caste collaborators are achieving
The Indian 'elite' worked hand-in-glove with the British Colonials to enrich themselves too (by stealing from their own people).
its embedded in their culture , they become snob pretty fast when they have money.maybe because of the caste system.
@@SimonFranck100 who are you. BJP rss has nothing to do with this wealth divide. But the libral Congress government who has ruled India for several decades . India is a overpopulated country with lack of resources. We are feeding 200 million illegal non Indian living here
Kalpana is the true hero! I am blown away with her determination, intelligence and will
She was the only one not up in the clouds, but firmly planted on the ground. what she does is so much more impressive than those just running around acting important. kudos to her, the others are predictable and boring.
but he looks like a man. no way that's a woman.
As a Indian,
I just have tears 😞
This is Modi's India!
@@backseatgaming9087osama shaheed agrees
Just wait 5 more years, rich will get richer, poor will get poorer.
Yes, she is an inspiration, she got her wealth by making good choices and now she is giving back, what an amazing women and her family
This video honestly made me question my thoughts about money. On one hand, I’d love to be a billionaire because I’d feel so free in the ‘game of life’. I’d truly feel at peace knowing I have so much money that I could gift to an enormous amount of people. The things I could do to help millions which would bring me more happiness than any amount of money could ever give me. On the other hand, I’d be disgusted knowing I had that much money because billionaires can’t exist without exploiting every other class below them. I’d hate knowing I’d be grouped in with the class of ultra wealthy because of their insatiable appetite for more as if nothing is ever enough for them.
Sighhh
Nobdoy who’s a billionaire ever helps anyone unless it’s the wives
@@avonfettydale9166 I agree
Guy with nothing says if he was a billionaire giving handouts will be fulfilling. Lmao
There's 1 thing a rich person can't buy. A dinosaur
I wonder your thoughts process. This is what you will do if you become billionaire. Western countries making documentary mocking and trying to question other countries especially 3rd world countries but they do the same in home.
They have homeless problem, drug problem and everything.
They give visa and green card to high potential people Robbing the 3rd world country
“Behind every great fortune is an even greater crime”
Truth has to be said 👍🏻.
I just want money to hand it out to charity! It's the best feeling to see others progress and live better through education 👏
You don't need money charitable. What are you doing now to help others?
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Kalpana is an Amazing women. I have learned lot from her today seeing her doing what she could practically. The world needs such rich people.
but he looks like a man. no way that's a woman.
When I become rich, I'm going to wear a gold Batman shirt 🙄🤦♂️
lmao right, all those millions a month and he chose that shirt haha rich people never cease to amaze me
Yea probably has spiderman PJ's
hahahha. so rich yet so cheap in every single way. 😂😂😂
@@CJ_222 The worst shirt ever that isn't worth a garage sale price. Matter of fact,i wouldn't take that shirt if someone tried to even give it to me,it's that HORRIFIC!!!
Prove that money can't buy class
These same billionaires will shout "injustice" in every international forum on climate change
That’s because if we followed all of those forum’s suggestions millions of people would be plunged into extreme poverty, so they kind of have a point.
the climate change cult kek
Kalpana is a nice example. My pranam to her services.🙏🙏
The real estate woman's story was pretty incredible....she's incredible.
but he looks like a man. no way that's a woman.
I just love Kalpana she's amazing.
She’s a rockstar ✨
The men featured in this documentary are cancers to their country, doing more harm to their homeland and people.
The woman, she is life and an honor to her country and people. May she continue to prosper and thrive and may her works create a nation of people who are balanced like her: receives and gives.
Kalpana isn't even a billionaire and she is doing much more for the Indian community than the excessively wealthy who only embrace materialism and self-gratification.
Sad reality, but true. There is a huge divide between super rich and poor in India. Yes, I do agree that many countries have this divide. But that divide is one of the biggest if not the biggest in India. We have Gautam Adani who until last month was #3 most richest man. While we also have roughly 30% people living below $0.5 per day.
Don't spew baseless stats, nobody is living below $0.5 per day let alone 30%. You guys are so dramatic lol
@@amitabhmondal1298 stop bragging bakth.. Kinda cringe
@@joeljoy215 are you the mentally the challenged, my buoi
All thanks to suar hindutva godi government
@@amitabhmondal1298 When there is one man earning $3/day in a family of 6. It becomes $0.5/day/person.
*How can PEOPLE call other People "UNTOUCHABLES"? 🤔that's against HUMAN IDENTITY.*
Bit racist huh??
She is the only one giving back that I saw in this doc. No one else is leading in raising up the average Indian citizen. I would have to look it up, but I don't think anyone showcased here is leading the country in raising standards of living inside India with higher wages, civic/community construction projects that could be not for profit for said communities or anything of that sort.
Thats hinduism for ya
@@janinewetzler5037
She is truly an Angel on earth, she is sure has a place in the after life 💕. She demonstrated true humanity..love her.
How? Well read history man
Kalpana Saroj is so awesome! She deserves a documentary of her own ❤
but he looks like a man. no way that's a woman.
It's a sick society 🤧
India in general. People will only want to be with you if you have money , status or if they have benefits to take away by you .
Religion is like thick line nobody seems to cross because if they do then there will be a revolt against Riches .
Indians likes to be “ Oppressed “.
You cannot buy good taste.
ya they may be rich but have zero fashion sense
Except for Kalpana, the title should have been- 'Bunch of show-offs surrounded by poverty & still trying hard to show-off'
That's why I love denmark, people are rich but they don't show you that they are rich and there is no tolerance class difference, everyone buys a small car like a citroen pegout, everyone is equal and respects you even if you are a cleaner I have been living in denmark for 4 years I hope it is my own country TURKIYE become like DENMARK
Wonderful to hear that...😊
what job do you do in denmark
@@noobgod031 cleaning ofice plus delivery
@@bakrdemir8656 great man 🙌
@@bakrdemir8656 LoL nice job qualification 😂😂
Like walking in a house with a chicken dinner plate while everyone in the house is starving!!!😖😖😖😳😳
It is complicated. The Sikhs, for example, offer free kitchens for the poor, and some of the wealthy people in that community pay for that. I am not a Sikh, by the way, so I have no "axe to grind." Also, some of the money does trickle down to people who get jobs as a result of this prosperity .
@@sanjivjhangiani3243 oh really...😌😌😌.. 2% of less of the world's population hoard the wealth while the rest barely making it... This is unacceptable...😠
@@sanjivjhangiani3243 treat that businessman as an individual....him being a sikh had nothing to do with him being a successful businessman....
This is like walking over a sick homeless person in the street. They ignore their fellow man, their needs, their suffering anr believe they somehow deserve more and better along with the needless death of reptiles sentient beings to gratify this man baby. Karma will come for the super rich just maybe not in this life but it will be so ✌
Whatever makes you feel better 💪
@@briandupre1494 makes no difference to how I feel, it just is
Agree
Karma will reach him and next life he will be a reptile who will be cruelly killed just to make another shoes for someone.
Perhaps. But we should likewise look at ourselves and admit that many times, we too overlook the needs of our neighbors and community members. No matter our financial situation, there are things we can do within our own small spheres to improve the lives of others. It's always easy to point at the super rich and demonize them as though we ourselves are flawless.
The low caste woman shows it doesn't matter who or what you are, you can succeed but always stay humble as that's what makes you higher than the high.
Kalpana Saroj has my utmost respect. It's a great to hear her incredible journey from zero to at the top of success. ❤
I couldn't go around flaunting my money if I was a billionaire I would at least donate to less fortunate people because they're still my people. 🌷❤️
That's where caste and creed biases come in and give the rich a justification!
And that's also why you couldn't be a billionaire. That's just the reality. You don't get that rich by NOT constantly exploiting people.
@@justanotherperson2576 Cast and creed are not some justifications set in stone. If there isn't one, a new one will always be made.
@@N0Xa880iUL well you've described the problem even better! Inequality is deep rooted in society and people have accepted it but nowhere it is as widely accepted as in India!
😆😆 Yeah and we absolutely believe that. Perhaps first try and become a Millionaire first then talk.
Gap between rich and poor is too widening in this world
Everyone bleeds the same is all I'm gonna say.
There is a need for a documentary about Kalpana's life story and charitable cause.
ALL THE MONEY YOU HAVE WONT MATTER IF YOU DIDNT USE IT FOR GOOD OR THANK GOD FOR IT!
Yes
most rich people are religious as shown
Wealth and class are not always the same!
I can't imagine Warren Buffett or Bill Gates displaying such decadence even when they were much younger and super rich!
@ad stix
What would you call what happened in the United States under slavery and Jim Crow for hundreds of years?
Not every rich person is horrible. Some do a lot of good. I'd still rather that wealth was more evenly divided so that people can determine themselves what to spend their money on as opposed to being dependent on philanthropy.
😂😂
Gates just wants to needle-rape you for his $20 to $1 return on his investment.
No they just steal massive amounts of tax money which is just as bad because it takes away from those who need it.
The Indian super-rich need to be more heavily taxed. They live off the backs of the poor and disenfranchised.
"A developed country is not a place where the poor have cars. It's where the rich use public transportation."
I have no problem with these super-rich flaunting their riches...what irks me is the blatant disregard for the poor.
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I just came across this: "Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough and more." See and that's what rich people are not: grateful. They're greedy because they can't ever have enough money. It's kind of like an addiction. Except nobody calls it that because everyone is in awe of monetary wealth as opposed to wealth of the mind, heart, and soul. Anyways, wanted to add that here. I think it fits.
So u want billionaires to sell them their companies share so that they will donate 🤣🤣How much have sold?Why don't u sell ur house/gold etc and donate it?
Spot on, and i would add two more words that fit perfectly in combination with gratitude - compassion and mercy.
Gratitude is good. However there's nothing wrong with people striving for more and better. That's what everyone does including those that criticize the rich for enjoying their wealth. And of course there are people who think making more and more money will make them happy, however the more they make the emptier they feel. It's all about the mindset.
@@yamayama6083 What if the rich stops earning money?Who will provide jobs?
@@sourabhjain55 that's exactly my point. There's nothing wrong with people wanting better. And we must support all to do well and everyone can take care of themselves. Have nothing against the rich especially in a capitalist country.
this video was spit on our face. This video helps me to get motivation to study and reform india
U can not do anything.
Jab modi 15 lakh nahin laa paya to tu kis khet ki muli hai.
Garibi , bhukmari iss desh ke liye abhishaap hai.
Aur usse bhi bara abhishaap bhrashtachar hai, jo iss desh ko khokla kar raha hai.
Ab bas mrityu ka intexaar hai.
@@homosapien6414 I have hope on me and faith on indian constitution.
Study se kya hoga
Study se kuch nhi hoga, politician ban agar kuch ukharna hai
To think India had higher wages than South Korea in 1947. Now the 2 countries are miles apart, tragic.
Kalpana mam is amazing women she is real indian women love from Andhra Pradesh 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Gulf Arabs, Americans, oligarchs, Chinese are rich and plentiful. Indians barely own private jets, Bugattis are rare
Mate we have 166 billionaires in our country, most of them are humble and don't wanna buy stuff I guess because the country is poor.
@@nightmare5614 live in your dreams 😂😂
@@nightmare5614 mate, google how many private jets exist in India. Market is so small private jets don't even have offices there. How many mega yachts in India? It's called being cheap
@@nightmare5614 next you'll claim Bollywood makes the best music and movies even though not a single Desi exists in Hollywood, Indians can't even manage 1 famous fashion brand
@@simonscowled9925 (1). Mostly Indian imports everything. Because of 100℅ taxations If you want to buy any luxury thing that's not made in India that will cost you more than 2 times than actual cost. Such as if want to buy an S class that will cost you 90 lakh(1, 10,227.50 $) in another country But it will cost you more than 2 crores (2,45,100.00$) and also maintenance costs will be damn expensive.
Prayers and blessings…for Madam Kalpana S. 🙏 🙌
Congratulations to Individuals Millionaires and its Country for helping break the poverty chain in India..... Viewing in Papua New Guinea, a Country North of Australia... God bless India😄👍
It pisses me off that people think they're too good for paying taxes. Rich billionaires are not above the law and tax evasion needs to be cracked down upon!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣the fact that u guys went to vijay malya directly made me crack up
Their secret is connections
India I’ve NEVER seen a man outside of Hollywood married to a woman darker then himself.
Some Europeans cannot Sleep without making Documentaries about us Indians.
And some Indians like you cannot sleep without wasting time watching those documentaries 😂
If the rich are spending money for luxury "in India" then I have no problem because it will keep money in circulation, provide employment and ultimately help economy. But storing wealth or spending it abroad will take money out of indian economy which is bad.
Oh please. Trickle down economics is a proven disaster. If you want to keep money in circulation and help the economy, provide the poor and working class a living wage.
Even storing it in banks causes it to be lent out to people who use it to buy goods and services or businesses to expand their business. Don’t listen to the first replier, he has no idea how the economy works. Trickle-down economics is a term used by people who have never studied economics to describe supply-side economics, of which they know very little about and couldn’t describe if asked to.
@@kenbob1071 trickle down economy fails because the rich tend to store money or spend it abroad. If the laws are made correctly and followed strictly then it helps the economy grow, like strict regulations by the government/reserve bank of India on the economy helped India tackle the 2008 recession where India had minimum impact as compared to the world, it majorly depends on the law makers. It's not what u r implementing, it's about how u r implementing.
Industries need to be developed and it requires a lot of money which is with the rich, now if u don't want rich people then u r leaning towards socialism. Pakistan's economy is in a very poor state because they didn't develope good industries, it always got support from the west and arab therefore it is surviving even today, hope the poor there don't suffer.
There is always some pros n cons in each, n nothing is absolute. It's about finding the best combinations, like India found in capitalism and socialism, this helped India survive out of the poverty which the British left(80% were below poverty line). That time socialism helped now capitalism should.
Never depend on half knowledge it's dangerous!
@@sarikachakole1547 lmao.india didn't find the best of capitalism and socialismbut its the reverse
@@darthsorosious3985 ig I have studied Indian economy and polity way more than u.
Caste and discrimination still a reality in whole india 😑😑
Especially in rural India
Its in north india bro...
@randommedia3441 its in everyehere.south indian untouchability is worst
Reality what ?
Nobody is stopping low caste from. Doing anything lol
What discrimination do low caste experience?
Untouchability?
Well there is a reason for it , nobody likes workers involved in unhygienic activities which is mostly done by low caste
Kalpana is hope for everyone, so wonderful to see her growing and going back to people. 💚
Hats off to Kalpana. She is garnering good karma. She will continue to grow and expand her business as she seems to have a good heart. Her daughter will continue in her footsteps. Good luck to these amazing ladies and their staff. But one has to also admire the rich man who takes over the family business and grows it bigger. It's not easy. Just because he enjoys luxury doesn't mean that he does not work hard. Tax evasion is a problem though. It happens among the rich, all over the world.
What about millions of people in India who employ servants/driver's and pay them approx 80$ to 150$ a month?Make them sit down and not on the sofa or chair or dining table ,they have separate plates/glasses and give them left over food or last night's food.....Are billionaires responsible for this too?
These "millions" of people are slaves of these billionaires--and almost all of them are from the dominant castes
They are providing those people with jobs so it’s a good thing, not a bad thing.
Now everyone is saying that India will be superpower in like 2030 or so with the present government. But looking at the onground situation i dont think the life of masses will be much better than today. Its just sad
@@YASH-cz6ir 60 years of congress government !. I wonder what did they do
@@baddyforall2568 development took place in that period too but there was so much corruption. Development is taking place today too also with faster rate but other factors are at stake