Story of Long Lost Indians also known as 'ROMANI PEOPLE'
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2022
- Hi! My name is Abhinav and I am an Indian living in the UK. Recently, on of my videos about the Roma people also knows 'gypsy' in Europe went viral on UA-cam. There were hundreds of Indians who loved the video and wanted to learn more about them so I thought why don't I release another videos about my experiences in Roma villages in Eastern Europe.
If you have any more info or questions about the Romanis then please put it down in the comments below or connect with me on insta @abhinavrevis.
Thank you for watching and sharing this video. I would like every Indian to watch and learn more about our long lost brothers and sisters from India.
JAI HIND JAI BHARAT ❤️
#romaindians #romani #indianroots
Thank you for all the love and support. If you have a message for our dear Roma community please put them here under this comment. I am sure that our Romani friends will love it. Thank you and please share the video ❤
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The Gypsies are like Beni Israel in Asia, the lost Tribes of Israel 🇮🇱
My ancestors are Roma and settled in the UK in the 1600s. Only a small group came to the UK. They intermarried with the local indigenous British. The crazy thing is I'm part of a Roma dna study project and I have distant cousins in the Balkans and Eastern Europe and I have about 5% Indian/Dravidian dna. I'm white and don't look dark at all. Some UK Roma have dark skin but not many.
@@rabbitskinner oh wow! Please connect with me on insta @helping_the_roma. Would love to chat with you! Thank you!
I'm fiji Fijian Hindu. We talk in hind at home. Our grandparents are from India.
always keep your religion and language first bhai your ancestors went there because of Britishers .... gypsies went there because of muslim invaders .. just because of our peaceful religion and welcoming nature we are losing our people and our culture religion and language, definitely in future again India is going be divided in one or more muslim nation 😢 see the demographic change in Fiji..
@@funnymafiya798we are the most conquered nation in the world, but still we never lost our religion. Iran, turkey, Iraq, and so many more countries, all became muslim, and many of our people did too but most were filtered out in 1947 Pak Partition, still Hinduism is strong, it’s the religion born in these lands and it thrives here because we are loyal to our ancestors, but it seems like we are the only ones to be.
when i was in fiji i met a few fijian indians and went to the temple in nandi. It's a beautiful county with beautiful people. They did speak a variant oh hindi!
@@funnymafiya798 can you stop this BS? We dont know WHY Romani people migrated. There are just theories. Also, in Fiji, Indian hindu and muslims dont have hatred for each other. Stop exporting this shit for the love of god
@@bhaveerathod2373 Can you name the 6 darshans of hinduism? Hinduism is alive despite all the invasions because hindus believe in acceptance, We accept others as our. Stop this BS. You dont know anything
Im Romani people and im love my brother Indian and sister indians ❤️❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️❤️❤️❤️
We indians also love you all❤️❤️❤️
Ohh My long lost brothers and sisters we love you too 🧡🤍💚
Love from Punjab i.am an Dalit bahujan too and we are same
i am Banjara(Roma Indian) we are same people same tribe which got scattered all over the asia and europe we are also knowen as Gypsies we have almost same language and clothing and also our some traditions are same
Lots of love from Hindus and Indians of singapore / Malaysia .
I'm a Romni and I love India ♥️
Thank you for the video
That's so cool. You're very welcome. Where are you based?
@@abhinavinsearchofthelost I live in Germany now, but I grew up in Serbia.
@@vesnavesna4508 that's fantastic! God bless you!
@@vesnavesna4508 have you been to india ?
@@abhinavinsearchofthelost hello my Indian Brother .. I am Rom And This year Will visit my homeland India ..
India should recognise them as Indian diaspora and must use its influence in Europe to ensure their social justice. I would like to Ministry of External Affairs to hold World Roma Conference annually.
They can't because Romani people didn't get any recognition in any country. They are Nomadic people.
Many western countries talked about democracy but they themselves are not giving them any recognition.
Many famous people are Romani people but they don't reveal these things publicly from the fear of persecution and hatred. Christino Ronaldo, Pablo Picasso, Charlie Chaplin are some of the example of Romani people. Many biggest sport and entertainment personality are Romani people but they don't reveal themselves publicly. Atleast 40% of European Sports and entertainment personality are Romani people. Many European music and dance have very much influence of Roma people. Flamingo, Salsa are some of them.
@Fernando Picasso is Romani.... Many people knows that. He just don't reveal in a fear.
@Fernando I read somewhere in news that Rolando too is from Roma community, is it true ?
@Fernando thanks for sharing your thoughts on this , he look more like Romani people than like European .
@@anikettandale7765 Vo Log Hamare Desh Se Migrate Kar gaye the Aur Ab Vaha Base Iss logic se Toh Usa Toh Africa aur Europe ke Vajah Se Superpower hai Kyuki White people European ke Descendent hai aur Black people africa ke.Ab Vo Log vaha ke Citizen ban gaye.So Vo Uss Desh Ko Represents karenge na ki Hame
Few years ago, when the Roma (Gypsy) Taxi driver in Frankfurt to my amazement almost
understood my conversation with my wife in the native tongue of Rajasthan, a north western
state in India, I decided to work on this and find out how.
Since the Taxi Driver understood the language of Rajasthan, I went through the history of
Rajasthan or Rajputana as it was originally called and discovered that there was a huge exodus
of the tired soldiers of the army of great Rajput King Prithviraj Chauhan around 1050 AD who
,as the history says, fought 17 wars with Mohammed Ghauri. Most left with women folks
leaving empty villages. Most Roma belong to the fine Rajput warrior caste and others were
farmers called Jat who also were in the army.
While the great king was keen on continuing battles, many soldiers did not want to fight more
wars and stayed at home. For a Rajput staying at home during war was a stigma. They were
taunted for staying home at the time of war.
Therefore, as a folk song of Rajasthan says, they left their native land in groups. They left from
no other part of India. Some went west and are called Gypsies or Roma now and some went
down to south India where they still are in their red and yellow color clothes and with
huge mustache. You can see them on google by clicking "Lambada in south India". I am from
Rajasthan but live in south Indian city of Hyderabad and hence see Lambadas daily.
I was further shocked again when our Gypsy (Lambada) maid mostly understood an old
Hungarian Roma lady talking in Romani about Nazi atrocities on a BBC program on TV while I
understood it by reading the English captions. Apparently, the two ladies 9000 miles away
now spoke same language spoken about 1000 years ago in their land of origin. We being from
Rajasthan still use many of their words.
On the way to west, Roma took words from Persian like bibi and many other tongues including
Greek (drost for road) and from Armenian and so on. Also, few joined them on the way from
Sindh, another Indian province,now in Pakistan. They are still called Sinti within Roma and
words like laklo, lakli, chavo are from Sindhi.
They somehow lost their surnames of fine Rajput warrior clans. Roma may try to find surnames
like Sisodia, Chauhan ,Shekhawat, Nainavat Rathore, etc. However, I found only one exception in Poland. One Roma has Mirga as surname which he said was not Polish but Roma. Rajputs have a surname Mirdha. I am sure this must be same.
But they kept first Indian names until
19th century like Amos Bihari and his daughter Panna Cinkova, both great Roma musicians from
Hungary. Panna meaning Emerald is a pure Rajasthani name not used in other parts of India.
You may look in Google for “Panna Cinka . If they were not Indians, why otherwise would they
have Indian names in Europe in the year 1711?
Today Roma use many of the words from Rajasthani (or Marwari) and Hindi, both of Sanskrit
origin. Few are ek do trin nak(nose) bal(hair)angusth(finger) bersh(year) diwas(day)
sassusussro ( mother and father in law, from rajasthani) saaloSali (brother and sister in law
from Rajasthani) chora(boy) chori(girl) cior(chor, meaning thief)) gia sov, thalle, upralpurano
(old ), dukh, kasht, tato, langhal(lame) maang, des, lajja and so on. About half are from
Rajasthani and Hindi both of which originate from Sanskrit. I know hundreds. There are
thousands. Luis Mori, another Roma has sent me a huge list of Romani words which I match
with my Roma maid's vocabulary. Sometimes grammar has changed to European style, like we
would say sov gia and Roma would say gia sov. Same meaning though. Has slept.
Also, all Indian languages including today's Rajasthani has two yous, one for Junior and one for
senior. Romani and the language of Lambada even today have only one you which is "tu "used
for Juniors and for very close ones which must have been so 1000 years ago.
Romani words are from pre-Muslim era in India and hence pure Sanskrit like hiv(him in
Sanskrit) for snow or ice is used while we in India now say barf which is Persian. Please go to
the following in to see more. “Romani an Indian lost
Language by Adriano, an Italian Roma from whom I have learned
much and also“Roma girl from Kosovo goes to India"
All Roma had mustache which was necessary for Rajput warriors. Purity codes of Roma were
till recently practiced in India like Roma breaking the plate if animal licked it. My mother used
to give the plates to beggars if our dog ever licked it even once. Also, food once served on table
but not eaten does not go back to Fridge or saved for eating later. That is why death rate within
Roma during great European plague was so low as claimed by scholars.
Roma had also carried our proverbs like "while choosing a daughter in law, believe your ears
more than eyes” meaning reputation of the girl's family was more important than her beauty.
Another common proverb is"If the road is crooked, you can't walk straight.
Roma eventually lost their religion, quite understandably but Sara kali of southern France is a
Hindu deity of Goddess kali favourite of Rajputs. The deity is immersed in water body every
year like we do in India. The Vatican has not recognized this deity as it has no link to
Christianity. Romani also has an unusual word"trishul" from Sanskrit and Hindi meaning a spear
with three fingers. This spear is associated with Hindu God Mahadev or Shiva and the war cry of
Rajputs Regiment in India till today is " Har har Mahadev.
Please see on You tube "Dr. Ian Hancock: Keynote Address at Romani Studies Conference Dr. Hancock who is a Roma makes very scholastic
analysis of Romani history from European side. He successfully dismantles myths like Roma are
old Jews or from Egypt or came from within the earth. He establishes that Roma indeed came
from India.However he has not said much about which part of India are they from and which
language from India they speak. He only mentions "Indian Language" while there is nothing like
Indian Language. We have hundreds of languages. India had hundreds of independent
kingdoms. Rajputana, as Rajasthan was called then had many kingdoms too. Prithviraj Chauhan
was the king of Ajmer in central Rajasthan from whose army Roma came.
He also links Romani with Sanskrit while truth is that Romani has words from Rajasthani and
Hindi alone both of which originate from Sanskrit. Romani is made of languages which have
Sanskrit base and not directly from Sanskrit. There are many words in Romani which none else from
India except those from Rajasthan will understand like tato meaning hot. He also says Roma are
Doms who burn dead bodies which is certainly not true. Doms live about 1000 miles away from
Rajasthan and are dark skinned.
Many Roma have come to Delhi and Jaipur in Rajasthan to get their DNA tested and were
doubly assured of their Rajasthan roots.
Also, one may see Romani Dances in India-Kalbelia of Rajasthan which is same as Flamingo dance of the Roma. Even the dress of the
dancers are same.
As a student in the US during seventies, I saw some slightly brown students speaking language
somewhat familiar to me. They said they were new Roma migrants to the US from Spain but I
did not know about Roma at that time.
I have received many mails from some Roma stating Roma were Doms and untouchables from
India and so on. This should not be true. First, there are no Doms in Rajasthan. Second, Roma
who came to south still have mostly Rajput surnames or Gotra and very few Bhil (a jungle
tribe, but soldiers too) surnames. Gotras or lineages dont change in India. Third, down trodden
and timid would not venture leaving home to travel thousands of miles and fourth, Doms are
very dark even for Indian standards while Roma are not. Fifth, Romani has many war related
words including a word for prisoner of war as Dr. Hancock says. Only a martial clan would use
and keep alive these words.
There should be no doubt that Roma are our lost pral and Pena (We would say pra and behna).
Hats off to them to keep the language and culture alive even after 50 generations while
humanity in the entire world now melts away in two generations.
I am in contact with many European Roma from whom I gather some new facts time to time. I
have also gathered the above information from history of Rajasthan.
im a roma gypsy from poland and i understood everything that u was explaining. our parents they hold there language very hard to the heart and teach us since we are little and home we always speak our language , but there is some roma groups that was forbidden to speak the romani language and have forgotten but some was speaking in secret to keep their language its so amazing that we have kept our language thru the years of discrimination and misserable time . i would love to go to india and speak with some romani people in india if we still can communicate it would be such an honour 💪 i have family that is married to a man that is from bangladesh and the kids can talk both indian and bangladeshi and our romani language and they also say its very similar to eachother . thank u for the information it was so interesting to read how u was explaining respect to u .
@@danielmarkowski5357 that made me emotional. I think Roma people are cool.
Actually yesterday I was laughing at a Roma gypsy music video and my father told me Gypsies are from Pakistan and India. Then today on FB someone shared a Roman fight and women fighting and a woman said in comments,"We thought it was from Pakistan". I thought she was joking about our culture or something and then another guy commented that Roma came from that part of the world. Finally, I dug deeper and Viola, I found that Roman people look exactly like us. Modestly dressed women, and men and the faces God it was like I just saw my friends. The kids also look like our children.
I just want to say it's so beautiful that Roman people have kept there roots alive. And thank you both for telling in such detail about them. I am Gurjar and my parents say we originally came from Georgia too.
Warmed my heart ❤️.
Love from Pakistan :')
One look at their behavior. The children and you think of Rajasthani. Same behaviors attitude
Why?definitely some connection.
They are very energetic, bubbly,extroverts
Hi mi loving family frome India
Ahem... If I may say, don't ever any let any Western Religion or any other Religion water down your belief system...It will mean distruction... Hah. Just a thought...what I admire the little I know about U folk is that U like to remain tru to your nature.... Cos, Religion and Politics is the death of most societies in the World...why does everyone wanna be somebody else...? Hahaa.... LuvU guys...Blessings and Peace.
I am a Romani from Canada that grew up in Europe.
Thank you for shining spotlight on our beautiful people and the some problems.
Thank you, we love you too
Desh Drohi **NAQLI** Hindutva Political Parties with hidden ties to Vatican ( Secretly Sponsored by CIA and Western Intelligence Agencies ) will be more interested in resettlement of Bangladeshi Muslim and Pakistani Muslims in India than Romani people and Yezdi people ( Kartikeya worshipping Hindus ).
Rromani, not romani.
Indeed they are beautiful lovely people ! Unfortunately they suffer a lot due to racists mentality and bulling in special in country like Romania ... there are so racists with them ! That country is f..k up by politicians , they still and sold everything,they starving people but they don't take any action ,when is about this people everyone has an racists ''opinion''... i don't say all gypsy are saints but an minority from minority . It's such a shame in 2023 to have still this uneducated people against this xenophobic ''trend'' !
Same here I born in Hungary but grow up in Canada I’m a Roma as well .. unfortunately my family can’t speak the Roma language .. but I decided I’m going to learn because that’s our language.. and by the way it is very beautiful rich culture we have that’s for sure .. ❤🥰
@@miv6770 you really think India is your blood?
We Indians have been displaced in so many different ways. My grandfather was taken as an indentured labourers to work in a British colony….and my father and I were both born there. My DNA is 100% Indian and I cherish my origins witn pride. We have managed to retain our culture and language even after 100 years of separation from the motherland.
from South Africa?
Hari 🕉️ Tat Sat 🙏🏼
@@biki4412 No Fiji Islands
I'm from South Africa. My forefather's came to farm Sugarcane here as slaves. I'm so proud of being Indian and African.
Indians in UK isn't surprising at all.
What people need to know is UK is also home to so many Pakistanis.
They came there to help British forces and what we see today are the 2nd or 3rd gen of those paki families in the UK.
Paki have been the top immigrants in the UK for years and I doubt any other country would be as tolerant on them.
My family comes from Prague. Imagine my shock when my DNA came back with 15% Indian. Perhaps this is why.
Wow! That’s amazing! Thanks for sharing. Can you please reach out to me on insta @abhinavrevis. Thanks again :)
I was in prague and i have seen some of you.
Bro, your DNA is actually more than 40% Indian. The way of DNA sampling and analysis makes the difference.
Do u know 90% of Non African males around the world has Indian R1A happlo group Genetics.
It was the out of india Migration which civilized the western countries.
Now should we start consider all Non African males as Indians..?
Is it real ? are u really our ppls 🤯😂😂😂😂😂🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
We are from India we left and made our own identity but we are truly from India.
I would love to learn more from you!
The blood running in your veins are Indian,
As India grow to it's past glory, Roma's will regain thier reputation too.
I don't care about world see Roma,
But our eyes Roma's are my blood brother. ❤
Thank you
😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤
Romani people didnt leave they were forced to leave india and go westwards... saddens me deeply.
I'm from South Africa 🇿🇦. Indian traditions and values are the same all around the world. I'm a Hindu that still believe that I can't be catogerised in a religion, because Hinduism is a way of life. Stay blessed brothers and sisters. Come to Durban, South Africa. We have English, Zulu, Xhosa and Afrikaans speaking Indians, with 150 year old beliefs that are beautiful. I hear that another countries believes in Dee Baba. Someone from this country, please respond. Would love to hear from you...
Vinod Singh
Durban
South Africa 🇿🇦
Hey brother! Thanks for your message. Could you please drop me a message on Insta @abhinavrevis. I would love to visit SA and tell some of the stories from there :)
In Britain, many Romany try to hide their ethnicity. Especially if they are light enough to "pass" as British. This is apparently what my paternal grandmother did. She moved to Canada, married a Scotsman, had 5 kids and didn't tell them anything. Those kids grew up, had their own kids, and I was really dark. It took a DNA test to find out I was Romany, and by that time the older generation was all gone. Still, I'm glad to have my answer!!
What a history your family has. Love from NW India 🇮🇳
Ranjit that's just one part of my family!! My Scottish grandfather descended from some Nobles, but renounced it when he became a socialist! My mum's side is from Ukraine, and quite a few of my relatives are sending aid to Ukraine. My parents had stories about Indian shopkeepers in Canada, very positive (Thanks for all the candy!).
@@janicejohnston6508 you're a globalist in the truest sense of the word. ❤️
God bless you,love from india
You can claim PIO card from government of India
I would first like to thank the young man from India that was very kind of you very welcoming. I am Roma, funny enough I was, I was researching I to found out that we are from the Punjab area of India. I married someone from India but his family didn’t appreciate the fact that I was not Indian so they thought but now I have the Indian surname Gadiparthi and I’m very proud to own it.🙌
Thank you so much 🙏🏽 I am working on my next Roma film this time from Romania. Hope you find out more as I discover these communities for myself :) cheers!
one correction. roma were not from punjab but rajasthan. there is banjara community with some documentaries online available. you would be surprised with the similarities that still exist today.
That's really sweet. Best wishes to your family.
Gadiparthi is a Southern Indian Telugu surname. I don't know for how long u have been married but learn some Telugu that would definitely make them happier.
You're our blood. Whenever I'll visit Europe I'll try every single way to help you guys out.
I’m from the US. Through a DNA test I found out I have Romani ancestry. I don’t know where or how far back, but your video and others I’ve watched are giving me a window on an elusive part of my family.
Wow! That's an amazing discovery. Please keep me posted. I would love to know more about your story, dude! Thank you for sharing. Another film on Romas coming soon from Romania :)
I’m only about 2.5% Romani on my dad’s side so it will be hard to sort it out. I plan to have an extensive Y-DNA report done in 2023 that will hopefully shed some light on this. I’m about as Anglo/German as you can get. 😉
@@coandne4821 I see! All the best! Have you been able to spot other Romanis in the US. How did you decide to take a DNA test? Did you have any clue before that?
@@abhinavinsearchofthelost I've never spotted/known any Romani in the US. I didn't know I had Romani ancestry until a distant relative who has a DNA business opened this door to me this year. I did DNA tests initially about eight years ago to find more relatives and answer questions about the family. I used various companies to compare results. As I said I have about 2.5% Romani DNA, my dad (who passed away years ago) is about 5%. I got him tested while he was still alive. On my mom's side we have Jenisch/Yenish ancestry. They are a nomadic group in Europe similar to the Romani.
@@coandne4821 ohhhk! Kinda curious to see what you look like. You’re welcome to connect with me on insta @abhinavrevis if you like. Thanks so much again for sharing about yourself and your Roma roots.
We're Proud of you Roma community for keeping the parts of tradition alive for centuries. Love and Respect from India, Pune
Thanks so much! Please keep sharing all the three videos about Roma from my channel. I will continue to produce more and tell their untold stories. Jai Hind ✌🏽
What tradition? You as an Indian have no idea how Gypsies live in Europe, how they refuse to integrate, how they make a living by stealing and becoming criminals, not working and living off of welfare what they get for having 6 skids or more that they can't raise properly. They litter, they are loud they are always in gangs and they single out people when there's many of them but few of their victims. In my country they didn't integrate after 800 years, half of the prisons are full of them even if they are only a minority, Gypsy girls get pregnant in their early teens, they drop out of school, they have no qualification and refuse to learn or work. Come to Romania, Hungary, Slovakia to a Gypsy slum and see how they live, talk to the locals and ask them what they think about Gypsies, then you'll have a realistic picture about them and you can decide for yourself if you love them or respect them.
Thye are christian cry
India is a huge county not surprised most Roma people come from there, thanks for sharing 😊
This is a lie lmao. Y'all r so gullible
@@husky4890 Lmao watch your mouth dawg 😂you are the one being gullible here
we need to spread more awareness among Roma communities about India and their history
Yes, definitely! Please share it as much as you can. Thank you!
and vice versa
@@venkshenoi371lol no idiot they got out because of islamic invasion
@@venkshenoi371 no my boy ....they followed shaktism and they were taken as slaves by Europeans ...
@@universeislove5837 no, I think you are mistaken. The Roma left India 1000-1200 years ago. There were Muslim invasions which perhaps caused their exodus but Europans weren't invading India by that time! You can't blame Europeans for everything wrong in the world.
I discovered that I have Roma ancestry through my Dutch Grandfather. I have always felt drawn to India and have many Indian friends, and therefore feel very proud to know that somewhere way back I have Indian people in my family tree. It is an honour.
Awww so good to hear that, Anna! Bless you and thanks for sharing :)
Wow. Hope you visit India someday.
❤ From🇮🇳
I'm sorry that you have Roma ancestry. I commiserate with you.
@@LMB222 if you are sorry that I have Roma blood, then you are the only one who is sorry.
@@LMB222 U must b Radical Jihadi
We indians will love u and admire u more than u imagined.u might find hate in world but will always get love from india becoz u r one of us.
Love that comment! Please share it as much as you can 🙏🏽
Kuch bhi 😂
@@ashaypallav4158 kya kuch bhi.jab hum videshiyo ko chahe parsi ho tibbeti ho ya oppressors ho mughal ya british unko apna sakte hai to ye to phir bhi apne log hai.
@@user-vn7vr1oy2j Toh CAA ki maang kyu hori hai? Why Government is avoiding Burmese, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan and Rohingya refugees? Unhe kyu nahi bulate?
Hunger index mein last mein hai hum log samjhe...
@@user-vn7vr1oy2j Northeasterns ko discriminate kiya jaata hai, Christians ko Rice Bag bola jaata hai. Inhe "Apne" bolne se pehle jaake Anglo-Indians ko sambhalo. Anglo Indians are leaving India and going back to British because of discrimination and lack of representation.
I'm crying watching this. They have really faced a lot throughout the history. I hope they find happiness wherever they are.
Amen! Thank you so much 😊
The world outside US keeps us to be unhappy
Yeeee Europe must stop excluding them and give them equal rights
I wish we do some more research about them.
I really think they should come back home. Which is actually India.
I want Government of India to raise awareness about our Romani brothers and sisters ❤️🙏🏻
Can you take them back to India?
Ya definitely Indian people should know about them. Specialy indians traveling to Europe.
How to stay alert when they are around.,
Else you will be mugged.
No need
@@LMB222 why not ? I request our government give them default citizenship.
@@LMB222gladly
I’m a Romani from US , it’s cool to see others in other country’s because the only ones we ever hear of or know aren’t really in the poverty. I’m sure they’re are some that don’t live in that community but our culture doesn’t change regardless of wealth.
Hi mathew ..is there any research in your community about linkages with Indian subcontinent
@@krsubramanian6637 Yes if UA-cam search Roma or Romani , there’s one with a Dr. From Berkeley she says she Roma also but there’s some good ones out there. I don’t know the name of the video if I see it I’ll link it
U look Indian buddy??
I am from your community from Indiaa i am Indian Gypsy A.k.A Banjara a gypsy tribe of India
@@krsubramanian6637 there is one community In India a trible nomad community which is known in India as Banjara they are this Roma people and they have very much same language and clothing and traditions
Iam a roma born in hungary grow up in canada 🇨🇦 .. these types of roma's are true survivors all over European countries the story is the same not the majority of us by the way .. but as a nation its a miracle that we survived not just survive but kept the language culture our music dating back to the first civilizations its litterly a miracle bcuz for about 600 years in a row we were slaves we were tortured we were mass murdered and tried to earse the roma gypsy from us but never ever nobody doesnt matter the terror that we faced .. not many other civilizations has kept their original languages huge empires come and go but gypsies they are still the same .. my roma borthers and sisters i love you dont be ever shameful about it our roma blood is something precious ❤ 🙏 .. godbless everybody 🙏
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and story. Please connect with me on insta @abhinavrevis. I would love to learn more about Romani people!
As an Indian 🇮🇳 I truly share the agony with u guys. We know exactly what ur comment means. It's deep 👍
Thats true power of Indians & culture from India. No wonder you guys didnt loose it all because your blood is that of warriors from India. read more about you in an excellent comment on this very video by "shree prakash Loya"
We are the only surviving non Abrahamic culture in the world. We survived everything buddy. We will follow the ways of our ancestors no matter what. One day many will come back.
Feel very proud for our Romani as they are lndian origin!
I found out a few years ago my Scottish ancestors have Romani blood in their veins... I am known as the Gypsy in my family and I tell my children we have an ancestor awakened thru me using their inherited gifts to help and heal my ppl, I am Indeginous Maori, Scots and Irish....I asked my mother how did we end up with Romani blood, she told me they came over the mountains from India.... It made sense coz I would have past life flashbacks and see my son in this time riding an elephant in another time. I do not look like my native family nor do I look like my white family however I could go to this place and blend in easily with the locals 😂... I cried at the end wen you said "no matter wea you are in the world we love you"... Thankyou ❤️
Hi Alaina! Thank you so much for sharing this. Please connect with me on insta @abhinavrevis. I would love to know more about the connection between Romas and Maoris. Thanks so much. Sending love from the UK.
Love from Pakistan. Roma people are from our part of the world. You are right they like us. I don't know about you but People of Subcontinent in general face a lot of discrimination around the world. I had Indians help in Saudi Arabia so I know ))
Love you too from india ❤️❤️🙏❤️
@@ameerm4899 Yupp Roma's were migrated from Rajasthan and Sindh region
Come to your motherland if you wish.. you're always welcome..in india
I come to know about Romani community from one of the Abhijeet Chawada's videos... and then I started searching for the information and I stumbled upon your video... India should recognise these people as Bharatmata's children... we all Indians would love to welcome all the Romani people with open heart ❤️
Me tooo..
Thanks to Abhijit chavda show
Me too thnks to abhijit sir and ranveer
I agree. We really should. It’s their real home after all
First take care of Indian Christians. Not all of them are practicing ancient religions. Also, their idea of Hindu practices is quite different since it is from ages ago. Some of them practice meat sacrifice for example.
KABEEER. +. GOD. +- ALMIGHTY 🙏🙏
Romani's are originally from india mainly from north western parts of india they look so much like indians and even their language is similar to regional languages of india sadly many romani's dont realise this they have gone through so much they were oppressed for so many centuries. Love you guys from india ❤
They*
They dont look indian lol
@@michaelruatfelaralte84 no matter !! as you seen them, it's ok .
after all we all are relatives in this tiny world 🌍
@Stone : Being a German I agree with. We are the children of Adam and Eve.
@@michaelruatfelaralte84 come to North East India bro
These are our people.
Just like rohingyas. After several years, mayanmar would also claim that there are our people 🤣🤣🤣
@@fundamentalscience56 they are terrorist
@@fundamentalscience56 true lol 🤣
500AD: “Damn Huna Mlechas are not proper Hindus, let’s make them UNTOUCHABLE!”
2023AD: “We love our bharats in Europe!” 😂
@@JM-nm3bgmalecha and hunas arw not untichable 😂cope and cry lower caste
You dalits are africans
WOW! Indians are all over this world 🌎🕉️🕉️🔱🙏🏻🙏🏻🇬🇾🇬🇾🕉🕉God Bless
As an Indian I feel India as a consciousness must rise. I can't even imagine what kinds of pain our ancestors and yes they were sons and daughters of India went through, facing persecution and tragedy after the Mughals/Turks invaded and we are currently in India debating about how they tried to and still try to destroy Indic culture. I wish Romani people would come to India to connect and know that they do have a home, we understand many of them will see them from where they are currently, but India is and will be your motherland. And Indians your brothers and sisters, meanwhile as an Indian I can only see inevitable India's rise as how can the Hindus who migrated, were butchered can get solace.
Love from your Indian Sister
They ,in nature, resemble the rajasthani. Same bubblyness in the children. But maybe ,they came to India too. And became Indians
As a indian i feel World as a consiousness must rise, otherwise it will be too late, we are scattered. but I India, the knowledge, the devotion and the love still exists, it exists a lot In their scriptures and most of the people. When India will rise, the world will not be left behind. Without inida, this world can not be the same , would never be. Aham brahmasmi
What is the “Indic culture” do you speak of lol
@@wasif9817 something that existed and still exists before 1400 years
@@wasif9817 muslims generally dont/cant understamd that..🙏..thanks
My grandmother has this haplogroup and I want to thank you for this. It makes so much sense as to why I am attracted to the culture .I'm in tears.
Oh wow! Thanks for your comment. This channel will be dedicated to tell Roma stories :)
See you again!
Hey Talia, where are you from?
@@Sanatani_Lala America
@@talia4537 Thats great, really I watched that you people belongs to India really amazing. How is you social status, are you getting equal rights like amrican get or not?
@@talia4537was your grandmother smelly???
I feel that India should go all the way out to reach out to Romania to help them in building their nation with education, better health facilities and cultural deepening.
100%
Austria and Germany treat them ( the Roma) like the Germans because our human rights are better than all of eastern European countries combined.
@abhinav & kari You can rske this ip to our current Minister of External Affairs, Mr S Jaishankar, who is a sensible person.
Idk with indians already being at 1.4B it would be a lot of work but let's hope for the best of all :)
@@shrutiyadav7540
If we can have illegal Bangladeshis in crores .
We can sure help our own people , who are just in lacs
As a Roma thank you brother for this video thanx for raising awareness about us my people .. god bless brother you with long happy healthy life ❤ 🙏
Knowing your roots is shaping your identity and its gives you a hope and courage to face the world.
Very well said 👍🏽
Indians are mixed themselves so what roots you talking about? Not really 😅 you talk nonsense. One should be grateful of their roots not be pridefull and have ego.
Charlie Chaplin is perhaps the most famous Romani far. Yet hardly any Indian knows about this.
Yes, you’re right! A video about him coming soon!
Elvis Presley and Andrea pirlo too
Yes this been discussed in beer biceps podcast with abhijeet chavda.
And sir Michael Caine as well.
Zlatan ibrahimovic too
5 years I used to travel to Phoenix, AZ for work. In the evenings, I would go to different restaurants for dinner to enjoy different cuisine. One day I went to a restaurant where there was dance performance scheduled. I was the only Indian there, then I saw an Indian person enter into the restaurant and then he went for performance similar to Flamenco. I was shocked to know he was Roma and his dance reminded me of Banjara dance of Rajasthan.
😯
The Gypsies are like Beni Israel in Asia, the lost Tribes of Israel 🇮🇱
there is a district in Coastal north karnataka where romani people are returning back in groups to India and staying together.
Near Belagavi district in north karnataka.
U can find apartments occupied by romani people.
They are nice people.
I was traveling from Bangalore to goa and stopped due to tyre puncture and met romani people there.
Initially I thought they were local kannada speaking people and when they struggled to speak kannada I had a chance to hear the story of romani.
Romani are always welcome in India.
Despite saying no they offered help like pushing our car to mechanic shop.
Wait, Khangrace will soon say they don't want these North Indians
We need to spread more awareness in our India
There's community living outside of India
Most Indians don't know about Romani gypsy people
But we are learning and we need to speak for them you are our brothers and sisters❤❤
Absolutely! May I urge you to keep sharing it with everyone you know. Thank you :)
People in Europe are so harsh to Romani people. I live in Scotland and never had problems with them, i like their music and the people are very social with good humour in my opinion! I also like indian music and culture though
We will try and ask Government of India to raise awareness and help Romani people. They are our people ❤️🙏🏻
@petetestube2904 you often hear people specifically say Romani or g*psy people, they talk about them like theyre subhuman ,it's sad
Ironically, the Romani people are the True Aryans @@ahhh6328
@@ahhh6328y'all do the same to your own people anyways so quit yapping
As a Sinhalese born and raised in Germany who has a lot of Roma and Sinthi friends and knows the history - I love this. Keep it up, good work!
Thank you! Can you please connect with me on insta @abhinavrevis. Thank you :)
@@abhinavinsearchofthelost Still on Part 2 - just gave u a follow on Insta!
I love my ancient community of Roma brother and sister ❤️ you all are our people we are always be brother and sisters love you all from your ancient home India (aaryavarta / Bharat/ jambudveep / bharatvarsh / hindustan) ❤️🙏
Indian government should establish support & recognise their struggle & hardship ...give them overseas citizenship..and other right...m
Yes! Please share it as much as you can! Let’s help out long lost brothers and sisters!
Yes. It doesn’t have to be a life of hardship abroad. Yes there’s hardship in India too but they won’t be treated like outcasts and endure consistent fear, oppression and racism. They will be one among the people and they deserve their dignity.
@@thewizardshu6695 wish I could say same about Pakistan. We can't do things to support them on government level but I think India should do something about them. They deserve recognition and Europeans don't really like them there. They are treated like outcast
If they adopted Indic culture then, but mind it Pakistani-Afghanis are also Indians but due to forced islamization they don't value it and hate Indic culture.
@@phillipgets3417 we don't really hate Indic culture. We just have different religion.
Love to Romani people from India,like a mother land,a mother
I love my culture
Where are you from
Love you from india
You've made a beautiful video, and I hope millions of people around the world will see it, and are inspired to share their hearts. Imagine all the people. We still miss you, John.
Thanks so much brother. Really appreciate your feedback. I released a new raw documentary last Saturday too. Would highly recommend you watching that. Continue to share so more and more people can witness it for themselves. Thanks once again :)
I'm Romany from UK I talk act live differently not by growing up its in my heart.
Wow, so cool! Let’s connect on insta @abhinavrevis. I love to know more about the Roma community in the UK!
during the entire video my heart was filled with love , compassion towards them . oh my god my heart was beating so fast .
Some of them certainly need help as in Eastern Europe they often do not even get the same education locals obtain which is partly why they end up here in London.
@@janesmith9024 We will raise awareness about it 🙏🏻❤️ and try help them in any way possible
We love you Roma.. you are our long lost country cousins.❤
I am a Gypsy Roma who is from America. My families clan or community are the KALDARASH they were the Tin/pots smiths my family immigrated from Europe /Spain in the early 1900s I believe it was after world war 1 My mothers mother is a Hungarian gypsy who escaped the Nazi camps as a child with her little sister to Canada then to New York then met and marriared my grandfather she was around 15yrs , my fathers father my other grandfather were cousins so both my grandfathers were related so I did a DNA test for fun and it said we were 37% south asians India . the rest was balkin jewish greek Italian Spaniard . im still researching. The thing with gypsy people is no matter where we go regardless of some customs or our dial varies are traditions do not change as well as our language We do not marry outside of our ethnicity sometimes only the men will marry a GUYSHEE non gypsy women but that women will then live by our traditions and culture never a gypsy man will live a non gypsy life gypsy girls are all virgins until marriage and will only marry a gypsy boy period.. the Boys father will pay a dowery to the brides father in the form of gold or money gypsies have laws all gypsies must follow we have elders who implement these laws they are the gypsy counsel. our children go to school men work women take care of children and run the home women. our teens and young adults are not involved with drugs gangs murder we marry young and we work to support our kids and families never you'll find a gypsy that rapes or sells dope ect. like non gypsys GUYSHEE do we keep our traditions/rules alive from one generation to the next. we live amongst Guyshee but we stay true to who we are.
Yes and just like Indians the dressing is same. A lot of bling.😊
Now change the word from Gypsy to Indian or Pakistani. We also do same in general lol.
I am a man and my parents want me to marry my own kind and clan people only.
Our women are virgin and modest like you described and our women didn't use to wear western clothing despite media influence. It is crazy but I think I am proud of Roma/Gypsy people. They really portray you in a bad light but you are so nice if you ask me ))
@@kasturipillay6626 exactly 💯
with awareness, there is a very very strong realization in India about the plight of people who left their land thousand years back. we feel for you brother, we care and we demand Indian govt should recognize you as people of Indian origin.
@@ameerm4899 THANK YOU! when I see Indian people I always say hello and tell them that I think we are the same people and I speak Roma to them and ask them if they understand me they get very surprised .
Thank you for telling us about our own people who live there.
I'm Polish Roma thank you for the video ❤️
That’s wonderful! I would love to film with the Roma community in Poland. Could you please get in touch on Instagram? My insta is @abhinavrevis. Thanks so much.
Do you have instagram.
I would really like to talk with a polish rroma.
God bless you for showing this. My heart just leapt and felt with joy and sadness and the same time. A part of me went out and wanted to embrace them, all the Romanis out there. Felt like I found a land full of my lost brothers and sisters. God bless them Love from India.
Thank you so much for sweet comment. Please share it with those who need to watch it. Thanks again and love back to you ❤️
Dear abhinab bhai, it was great to know Roma's Indian connection. Roma is the most prosecuted minority in Europe. It's the high time for their reparations. Indian n India must build diplomatic pressure on Europe to make way for mainstreaming of this people. Europe has to correct and mend its literature portraying Roma in bad light.
Nice job. If possible please make an extensive, proper documentary covering all forms of atrocities that Roma are subject to.
Thanks so much bro. I will continue to make such documentaries and even longer pieces. I just need your support for it. Every person who watches it should share it with at least a 100 people. We have to spread the awareness. Thanks again for your encouragement ❤️
Yes you are definitely Roma son and if anybody wants to know if they're Roma it's in the eyes we all have the same eyes no matter what color they are
@Gypsy Ami yea 😍🙏🏽❤
Where are you from gitana
Where are you from Sister?
Yes it is I always wondered how its possible.
They worship "Sarah Kaali" , an icon of Mother Kaali, an Indian Goddess.
There is a church of "Sarah Kaali" in Southern France.
Many of their Dom language have common Sanskrit names like for eg.
Vay in Dom language meaning wind for Vaayu.
Osht in Dom language meaning lips or Ausht in Sanskrit.
Chin in Dom language meaning to cut or divide which also means Chinnah in Sanskrit.
Paani means water.
Mr Ian Hancock is an authority in Roma or Dom language and their Culture.
They were mainly blacksmith community who made weapons like arrow, wheels, and other instruments of warefare and kitchen equipments.
They might have migrated forcefully as slaves when Arab invasion started after 800 AD into Indian territory of now Punjab, Rajasthan, Sindh , Gujarat.
California is named after black Queen in America. So the ppl of America brought the worship of her all over the world.
@@penelopepitstop7748 So california is named after my mother Goddess Kali🌺?!
@@pappuchak8605 Yes. But you need to check that to believe it, I’m pretty sure everyone wants to believe the lies that they were taught as a child...She was also in Europe. Caledonia..🤷🏽♀️
@@penelopepitstop7748 I know one Goddess who was being worshipped in Europe as Stella. Stella is nothing but the form of our supreme deity Goddess Durga. Kali is the first form of 10 forms of Goddess Durga. It is call in Sanskrit as Dasmahavidya. Means, 10 great knowledge about Goddess Durga or rather the tantrik ritual of Goddess Kali. Anyway, which country are u from❤?!!
Yes you are correct including Afghanistan.
I don't know why but it put a big smile on my face seeing people . I am indian.
Big Love for Romani & Rajasthani People! ❤😍🥰
Rajastani has nothing to do with low born
Tears to my eyes. Eu sunt Romani, Opre Roma. Separated from my family at birth, and have always wanted to reconnect with my family. In USA without family, community NO one survives.
Please connect with me on insta @helping_the_roma. Thanks!
I am the same, but in Canada. Adopted out from Romania, I don't know any of my family.
This video melted my heart. love to all romani people from india
I am Romanichal and am interested in the music of my people but struggle to find examples.
You can find a lot of Gypsy songs on UA-cam
Kathak dance in North India and Flamingo(Spelling may not be right) Dance of Spain is copy of that.North Indian music and dance are very near to Roma music and dancing.
The only person who can talk fluently with these Roma people in their language in the whole of Asia is Mr Janardhan Pathania he's worked a lot on Roma's and their language and written on them vastly
God bless the Romanis , pl come back to India, we love you🙏🏻❤️🇳🇪
I’m so thrilled, thank you for this video now I’m going to read about Romani people and their culture ❤
You’re very welcome my friend! It’s awesome to create this community together :)
Glory to our motherland 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Look at that little boy when he told " India " . Amazing
Beautiful people ❤️ They must be internationally recognised and helped 🙏
Yes, please share this video and make them known. Thank you :)
We spoke before. My family are Romungre and Sinti who came here from Hungary and Carpathian. Both groups are best known as musicians and performers. I'm second generation here in America. This family in the video you visited are obviously better off and have a nice home. The majority sadly don't have homes like this.... Not in Bulgaria nor most countries. Back in early 1970s I remember Indira Gandhi met with Macedonian Roma... famous singer Esma Redzepova visited and performed in India many times... So the connection with India was aware long ago even before that.... In the old stories passed down by many Romani
The Gypsies are like Beni Israel in Asia, the lost Tribes of Israel 🇮🇱.
The Gypsies are Israeli
@@carteunu467🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR COVERING THIS...I ALWAYS WANTED TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE LOST , AMBIGUOUS CONNECTION!
You’re very welcome! More stories on the way :)
I am British and my family are from Romany heritage and we use lots of Indian words like dick look muee mouth pani water vardo promise many more and we are aware that a long long time ago we migrated from Rajasthan thank you for making the video in 1834 a third of the English romany a third of us mixed with gaje or gora I believe Dom or domari means low cast
Oh wow! That’s amazing. Do you live in the UK too? How can we get in touch? My Instagram is @abhinavrevis. Please connect with me.
I heard that they came from the Lohar,means iron smith caste. Gadia Lohar Wikipedia has some information. They are nomads in India and deal with metals, ironsmiths . In Europe they have done the same.
DOMARI caste people still exist in TELANGANA state......belongs to SCHEDULE CASTS (politically) i know because in my village this community used to work in my farm land....my dad said my great grand father (my caste)was like king to that caste,it was our duty to protect that community....
still some of them are working at our farm,most of them got educated and well settled.....still some of them come to us when ever they need help......
INTERESTING FACT is asking help to our caste people is not their helpless ness....
IT WAS THEIR RIGHT my grand father said they earned that right with their loyalty......and told us never say no to them.........
You are not alone, even Sir Charlie Chaplin had Romani ancestry
@@PaulAllen6304 as did Elvis, Picasso and some more famous folks. Hehe
I have read in wikipedia that they carry a genetics which only found in south asia.
So its true they are from indian subcontinent(specially from Rajasthan and sindh).
Aw this made me sad yet happy. The feeling similiar to finding your long sibling. Though I'm very mad at how they were and still discriminated in Europe 😡😔 hopefully they'll get the justice and love they deserve, i know i love Romani people from now on :) 💓 also Romani people called themselves 'people of ram(ji)' hence the name Romani 🥰
Thanks for your sweet comment, Shruti! Please do share with friends around you. Bless you!
@@abhinavinsearchofthelost yes i will. Thank you for the great video
तुम कहाँ से हो तुम कहाँ का यादव हो
finally someone covering this
My son is half Romani. When he is old enough I will tell him where his family comes from.
That’s awesome! Where are you guys based?
I am a roma adoptee also ! Glad I found your channel
Great to connect with you too here :)
I am currently filming story of Roma community in Sweden. Please feel free to follow me on insta @abhinavrevis too for regular updates :)
Thanks and bless you!
Nice video :) I really enjoy doing hair and makeup for Indian clients because they love beautiful, colourful clothes and music too ❤
Welcome brother and sister.. With lots of love from... Mother land.. India 🙏🙏🙏🙏
We always support our roma indians. 🙏 Hum aap logo ke sath hai yaha vaha kahi bi.
Romanian Bhai and Behan,
You have been out of India for generations,but we are glad you still remember that your Mother is Bharat Mata .May yòu all remain blessed and continue to tell your children about the Great land your ancestors left centuries ago.
Lots of love and respect for Roma from India......
Excellent info!
Amazing video and your editing skills are out of this world!
Thanks so much :)
@@abhinavinsearchofthelost no problem! 🙌 Keep up the great work.
Yes your comments and suggestions through your post is absolutely true and correct, really you all are lost Indian.
Yes! Let’s keep sharing this video until everyone in India knows about them! Thank you :)
I’m happy to find your videos. I’m endlessly curious about the Roma. I’ve been working with the Kalbelia, Manganiar and Kamaad communities since 2012. The Kalbelia are not familiar with the Roma or that their families has migrated out of India. I was in shock when I visited Spain in January. My flamenco teacher Ivan Vargas looked exactly like Khatu Sapera. All Kalbelia I’ve shown his photo to think he looks Kalbelia. It’s such an interesting mystery. Can’t wait to watch the rest of your videos. I’ve been interested in this topic since 1999. It all started when I saw the film Latcho Drom.
With the rise of India 🇮🇳, people with their Roots connected to Bharat 🇮🇳 will also rise ❤. Roma people, Yezi people, converted Muslims etc, we will rise together. Stay strong ❤
No doubt
Lots of love ❤️ Romani brother and sister. 🙏
Govt of India should do some kind of outreach.. Sponsor research into their history, issue grants to writers, give scholarships to students etc.
They are pravasi bharatiya too. Like the girimitiya in carribeans, or South african indians.
100%
We need to raise awareness. Please share this video with your friends!
And indo fijians
Thank you so much brother for finding out Brothers and Sisters
@abhinav & kari you are truly doing a beautiful job. Roma people are the most persecuted and exploited communities in Europe we must stand for them.
Love from india brother.. Aise he video bnaty rho
Thanks brother! Aap share karte jaao hum banate jayenge :)
Such a pity the Roma language is dying out so rapidly. In the 1970s a professor of Panjab University Chandigarh, whose name I don't remember, did a lot of research on the Romani language and similarities with Punjabi and Hindi. He wrote a series of Hindi articles in some magazine, perhaps it was Kadambini (कादम्बिनी). I was too young but my mother was a regular reader and I also read a couple of the professor's articles. In one he had compiled a list of Romani and Hindi/Punjabi words which are remarkably similar.
Oh wow really? Please let me know @abhinavrevis if you ever come across those articles again. Thanks :)
@@abhinavinsearchofthelost The Kadambini magazines were badly printed on newsprint paper and maybe a publication of the Hindustan Times group. I googled a bit and I think the person we're looking for is Weer Rajendra Rishi. Something about him is in the link below:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weer_Rajendra_Rishi
That university is not more than 15 kms away from my home. I'm from Chandigarh. I'll try to search about it tomorrow.
@@abhinavinsearchofthelost I'll try searching it tomorrow. If I find success, I'll write to you. Per chance, I'm from Chandigarh as well.
@@ranjittyagi9354 According to the info in Wikipedia the gentleman Mr Weer Rajendra Rishi passed away in 2001. I was wrong about him being a PU prof. But he did have some dealings with Punjabi University Patiala and had set up his own institute for Romani studies. I doubt it is functioning any more. But he left a bulk of scholarly works and must be lying somewhere with someone.
The pride of the romani and the perseverance of our long lost brethren through generations of trials and tribulations as they travelled all over europe needs to be highlighted
Very Valuable Efforts. Great Abhinav ji.
If some Romani is reading this when they India don't compare with a specific view of an Indian as there's a lot of diversity in India an Indian can look really different than what you'd expect us to look. IMO Romani people look alike people from Northmost part of country where you find really fair skinned features and similar or even colored eyes from states such as Jammu&Kashmir, Himachal, Uttrakhand, etc. You can also find similarities with people from Pakistan and Afganistan as they used to be part of India a while ago.
what
That makes sense since northwest India and parts of Pakistan is where most of the Indian ancestors of Roma people came from (though the Roma also have European and Persian ancestry/mixture).
Yeah 0art of indian subcontinent
@@skellagyook nope.
they are from rajasthan and sindh area.
called banjaras in these areas. look them up. similar traditions and customs.
color lightening is due to mixing and living in colder areas.
@@yourend3177 I think you're mostly right. But Rajasthan and Sindh are in northwest India (which I mentioned); Roma (and Sinti) people are probably related to/descended from a range of similar peoples in that area including the Banjara, the Rabari, the Kalbeliya, the Bhat, and possibly certain small landowning/farming groups. And yes, their coloring is partly due to admixture (I also mentioned that they have European admixture), but though the people of Rajasthan and Sindh are certainly noticeably darker on average than Roma (being fully Indian), there are many lightish people among them - it is north India (and dark Roma).
I love to! I m also Roma from Bulgaria and I wait next video for Romani people. Thanks and BR
Oh wow that’s awesome. I would love to meet you the next time I am there :)
For now please keep sharing the videos! Thanks 🙏🏽
Oh wow that’s awesome. I would love to meet you the next time I am there :)
For now please keep sharing the videos! Thanks 🙏🏽
Very nice work bro, we r proud of u, well done u r giving true identity to our brothers, they are origin from indian sanatani hindus
That's why felt some alignment with Romania Bulgaria...what knowledge can do? Felt relived...fantastic video
The Gypsies are like Beni Israel in Asia, the lost Tribes of Israel 🇮🇱.
Dont give up ur culture. We are proud of you for not giving up ur tradtions.
Tradition like stealing.
Rake them back to india.
I'm pretty sure one of my relatives was Romani because I had Indian, Iran, North African in my tree that was almost unexplainable
Oh wow! Interesting 🧐
I came across about Roma long back they are our lost brothers and sisters. Interestingly came across Roma communities while I tried to learn about Romanians. They are different but I learnt about unknow community Roma....
Thanks for sharing this message, government of India must go forward to help and protect there's identities, afterwards they're our brothers and sisters.
Greetings to all my Romani people from India