Child Of The Future | Russell Peters

Doveranalyst welcome.

@Mahesh M V U Well said. Thanks (:

Doveranalyst i know how that feels, trust me. I have been told that I look like a Gujju even though I am a South Indian, and I have had Gujju people come up to me in Mumbai and ask me for directions in Gujarati. When I tell friends I am Telugu, they just do not believe me. I have a LOT of respect for Odias for reasons that I don’t wanna go through here. The sad part is that the rest of the country thinks that Odisha is a ‘tribal state’ and know nothing about the people at all. How many people even in Kolkata have heard about Boita Bandana? How many people know that ancient Kalingans ventured beyond the Indian Ocean way before the Cholas of Tamil Nadu did? Ignore the ones who think that being called a bong is a compliment. The same people who think you should be happy for being called one are the ones who believe that bongs are the hardest working people.

@Mahesh M V U Yeah I always wonder when you look at me on my youtube channel or insta how can anyone mistake me for a Bong and say I'm beautiful cuz I've big Bong eyes. No. Thanks for the compliment but I've beautiful Odia eyes. instagram.com/rjmrunmayee I get so many comments and DMs with non Bongs trying to talk to me in Bengali. For Heavens sake, I'm Odia. Even after clarifying one told me, I thought you're a Bong girl, that's a compliment. Why are you so angry? Ki holo? Well, it's still Bengali you're speaking. And being an Odia girl can be compliment too and should be well known at least as much as our neighbors are. I wonder everytime a poet wrote about a Bengali girls beauty, if she really was a Bong.

Doveranalyst and you should. There is no reason for Odias to be called or be mistaken for bongs.

@Doveranalyst nobody asked but thanks anyway

ପଟ୍ଟନାୟକ୍ is the native Odia script It's double tt. पट्टनायक So, when writing in English you can write Pattnaik or Pattanayak Everyone knows Pattnaik is only an Odia surname. She's Odia. She NEVER said she's Bengali. If she came from Kolkata airport or her parents lived there... Someone coming at age 8 and never going back in 42 years, I guess it's fair she doesn't know anything about Kolkata. She sure pronounced her Odia surname accurately as we Odias born and brought up in Odisha do.

Yes obviously. She never said she is Bengali. ପଟ୍ଟନାୟକ୍ is the native Odia script It's double tt. पट्टनायक So, when writing in English you can write Pattnaik or Pattanayak but never Patnaik. Everyone knows Pattnaik is only an Odia surname. She's Odia. She NEVER said she's Bengali. If she came from Kolkata airport or her parents lived there... Someone coming at age 8 and never going back in 42 years, I guess it's fair she doesn't know anything about Kolkata. She sure pronounced her Odia surname accurately as we Odias born and brought up in Odisha do.

speak for yourself, some people experienced too much racism and pretending to be something their not fixes that. I don't agree with it either but I can understand why they did from my own racist experiences

Yes, foreigners and Indian parents.

@Sarthak Biswal Your link says what you said and what I said. That she's Odia. Everyone in the comment section was obsessed about her being from Kol. Hence, my comment.

@Doveranalyst ok. I don't know if you responded to my comment intentionally or by chance. But just so that you know I never said that she said to have hailed from Kol. Guess you have assumed that to give an elongated reply. Which is fine, I respect your feelings. About correct spelling of Pattnaik, I am not qualified to respond on that, I leave that to Pattnaik or Patnayak...to decide. However just to nudge your knowledge on the Pattnaik domain here i am sharing something that will tell a thing about "Patnaik" en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patnaik#:~:text=Patnaik%2F%20Pattnaik%2F%20pattanayak%2F%20pattanaik,to%20Indian%20State%20of%20Odisha. Tc

ପଟ୍ଟନାୟକ୍ is the native Odia script It's double tt. पट्टनायक So, when writing in English you can write Pattnaik or Pattanayak but never Patnaik. Everyone knows Pattnaik is only an Odia surname. She's Odia. She NEVER said she's Bengali. If she came from Kolkata airport or her parents lived there... Someone coming at age 8 and never going back in 42 years, I guess it's fair she doesn't know anything about Kolkata. She sure pronounced her Odia surname accurately as we Odias born and brought up in Odisha do.

Sonal Gaurav so sick of people getting offended by comedy, and not even personally offended. Offended on behalf of the people who were laughing at the jokes. So sad

its a comedy show please!

Its brings raw in your content than fake scripted shit

Most of comedian here in Indonesia do the same like him, they said those lil talks with their audiences bring they own joys and happiness, how they get closer with the audience. The essential of this technique (riffing) more than just create content/comedy materials, memorize it and bring it to the stage. I thought in the end, all comedian will be in this phase (imo)

he's just not preparing, cause all the contents where on the spot, imagine if he prepare jokes

💯

Totally agree

ପଟ୍ଟନାୟକ୍ is the native Odia script It's double tt. पट्टनायक So, when writing in English you can write Pattnaik or Pattanayak but never Patnaik. Everyone knows Pattnaik is only an Odia surname. She's Odia. She NEVER said she's Bengali. If she came from Kolkata airport or her parents lived there... Someone coming at age 8 and never going back in 42 years, I guess it's fair she doesn't know anything about Kolkata. She sure pronounced her Odia surname accurately as we Odias born and brought up in Odisha do.

Maybe she is from a far area of Westbengal and the Lastname (Patnaik) is an Odia one. So, maybe she is from the border area but said Kolkata, the more famous location.

You've got to understand the American/Canadian culture. They talk like that on a regular basis. To people from other cultures such as India or other East Asia countries, it might seem very odd. Here, we have two different personalities. The formal, polite personality which we showcase normally. Then we have a much relaxed/ free personality, which is how we behave when we are with our friends. In US, this separation between this two personalities is very blurred. Hence they tend to use swear words more often, and that is very normal in their culture.

I noticed that too. Seems that lack creative punch lines. And this lad is xenophobic who can insult anyone in front of thier kids as well

True. & fast thinker.

In india every city has a NEW MARKET. it doesn't make any sense if she knew about it

If your parents from a pat of India, you are inclined to at least visit a few times. In US, Guyanese and Fiji Indians look like Indians and speak Gujurati or Bihari. Hence the comment about fake Indian.

YES ABSOLUTELY MAAN

@The MYstic TV - In Hindi Where are you from and what are you are two different qsns from what I understand. If someone asks me where am I from, I might say Mumbai, for example. But I would never deny I am an Odia. I know more about Odia language than about all markets in Mumbai in 8 years🤦‍♀️ She was a little kid then. Spent 42 years most likely never returning to Kolkata. How was she supposed to know?

@The MYstic TV - In Hindi I know that. Many in the comment section have written about the Anglicisation of Pattnaik. Different people can use different spelling but in pronunciation there is a little stress on the T, even if you write single T. The whole point is : She was way more accurate in her pronounciation than Russel. He literally butchered the whole pronunciation trying to be more correct. He was incorrect. Many have also said the most common thing of naming a city nearby people know about, when being asked like this. And, since when are we Odias not allowed to stay outside of Odisha? When people stay in Kolkata, when someone asks where you're from, they will say Kolkata. She NEVER SAID she was Bengali. There's a difference. You can be Odia and staying in a different city. My Chinese friend says she's Odia cuz her grandparents moved here. You never know what one identifies as. But you can't debate on the chance of Pattnaik being Bengali. Thats not true. It's Odia. Even I don't use my traditional spelling. My grandfather used Mohapatro, aunt used Mohapatra and mom used Mahapatra. Pronounciation in Odia stays the SAME irrespective of the English spelling! Atleast traditionally, (because origin was being debated). Someone can say I'm not Rama, call me Ram, dude. But he can't say Rama is the most inaccurate root pronounciation ever possible. Russel is wrong. She's not Bengali. Left at 8, stayed 42 years abroad. Doesn't know about Kolkata. Very Likely I would say. Period.

@Doveranalyst he asks, where you'r from India? she says Kolkata. you are missing the point. any ways, I am pattnaik too and you wrote never Patnaik, you don't even know Patnaik and type of Patnaik that exits. there are dashpatnaik, chawpatnaik etc. all have different significance.

ପଟ୍ଟନାୟକ୍ is the native Odia script It's double tt. पट्टनायक So, when writing in English you can write Pattnaik or Pattanayak but never Patnaik. Everyone knows Pattnaik is only an Odia surname. She's Odia. She NEVER said she's Bengali. If she came from Kolkata airport or her parents lived there... Someone coming at age 8 and never going back in 42 years, I guess it's fair she doesn't know anything about Kolkata. She sure pronounced her Odia surname accurately as we Odias born and brought up in Odisha do.

Or maybe she is from border area around Digha and never lived in Kolkata.

@Varun V.P. Preview's job is to make ppl wanna watch the show. This preview then fails utterly at its job.

This is a preview, not the whole show

@Satyam Dey reference is comment section is filled with bongs hating on that woman for being Kolkata denier when she's not even Bengali Plus another man is hell bent on demeaning Odisha (his username is xxx) lol. So i was angry and i felt you are another one awkward Cuz you felt she forgot being Bong

@Satyam Dey oh damn... Might have missed.... It's pretty late & I'm a little sleepy. She's Odia. Thats all. Lol

@Doveranalyst You sure you've replied to the correct comment ? Cause I don't know what the hell you're referring to. XD

ପଟ୍ଟନାୟକ୍ is the native Odia script It's double tt. पट्टनायक So, when writing in English you can write Pattnaik or Pattanayak but never Patnaik. Everyone knows Pattnaik is only an Odia surname. She's Odia. She NEVER said she's Bengali. If she came from Kolkata airport or her parents lived there... Someone coming at age 8 and never going back in 42 years, I guess it's fair she doesn't know anything about Kolkata. She sure pronounced her Odia surname accurately as we Odias born and brought up in Odisha do.