00:00Right now you are spending some time with Indian families.
00:03So what you found, what kind of difference they had from you?
00:08A difference or ideology or thinking, lifestyle, any change you feel here?
00:14Well, I come from a non-traditional family.
00:17My father's Lebanese, so I'm used to a little bit of chaos and chaos in the Middle East.
00:23And I've lived in America for over 50 years.
00:26And so it was delightful. I've been wanting to come to India since I was 15 years old.
00:32And this was my first opportunity.
00:35And I came to take a lot of pictures.
00:37And I joined these. I was here for two weeks before them.
00:39And I joined these lovely ladies.
00:43I traveled with Connie before.
00:45So this was a perfect opportunity to make it a month-long trip to India.
00:51And it's delightful.
00:53Yeah, okay.
00:54Now we'll try to get to know what's going on in the future.
01:00We'll try to get to know what's going on in the future.
01:23When they are lost, how do they share their experiences?
01:26See, like all people come to India, they see monuments and everything.
01:34But what they lack is, you know, how they have a house, how they cook, what they eat, how they
01:42live.
01:43When they come to the house, when they see the place of the girl, and when they go to the
01:48house,
01:48when they go back, they have a really lovely feeling, they just love the experience.
01:53Because they can see everything, you know, all the monuments.
01:57But the real India, which is our Rajasthan culture, our food, we can show it by cooking and everything.
02:10You want to share a new experience, that you have met with people today.
02:14So, in my mind, there are people who have come to Rajasthan, food, and they have come to eat.
02:20And today, you are also talking about cuisines, how do you share recipes?
02:25Have you ever happened?
02:26There are a lot of stories.
02:29I will tell you one story.
02:31Last year, a father and a son came from the Netherlands.
02:36And they learned recipes from here.
02:40And when they went back to their place, they made them.
02:44They shared the pictures also.
02:46They shared the pictures.
02:51And they all were doing cooking and everything and showing us,
02:54that we have made what you have cooked.
02:56So, Shakti Singh Ji, you want to talk about this idea, how do you generate this idea?
03:00If you have a role model, if you have a role model, a brand, a business model, a brand, a
03:08business model,
03:08then you have become a role model.
03:10So, how do you think about it?
03:12It actually started my mother's mother's.
03:15She started our food in 1993.
03:18After that, we thought that people had fun to show us.
03:23And then, we started cooking classes.
03:25And then, we started doing it since 2017.
03:28And now, we are running this.
03:31You are prepared.
03:33Two other people are still alive.
03:35They also know their memories.
03:36Ma'am, would you like to share your experience about today's evening?
03:41Yes, I would.
03:42I very much appreciated this woman with such drive.
03:48Boy, it's very impressive, especially in countries outside of where I'm from.
03:54I'm from the United States.
03:56She showed a lot of resilience.
03:59Her child came home from school.
04:00I saw her juggling cooking class.
04:03The child, her husband was helping as well.
04:06You can tell.
04:07And then, when the child went in, I could see their family home.
04:09There is a strong work ethic.
04:13And I respect that.
04:15And then, I'm going to ask you about Indian hospitality.
04:19About Indian culture.
04:21About Indian people.
04:22What would you like to share your experience?
04:24I really like how friendly they are.
04:28I am very grateful for Tina opening a home for us.
04:32I was surprised when they were telling me that we're going into actual home.
04:38I think that it's very, very nice because it allows us to share culture.
04:43It allows us to experience.
04:45I think that Americans have a lot of misconceptions about India and also maybe some of them are true.
04:56This allows us to see a very different side of India.
05:00And I think this is very important for us to see different sides.
05:05Not just one or another.
05:07You're welcome.
05:09Mirja Raja Jai Singh, when Jaipur was born in 1727,
05:13Then, a village came to the village.
05:16And Jaipur was not seen.
05:18So, what did you see?
05:19So, this village has been working on this village.
05:22The village of Jaipur, which has been in Jaipur in the house.
05:27This village is working on the village and the village of Jaipur.
05:30That is the village of Jaipur.
05:32This village has been working on the front.
05:37This village of Jaipur is working on me.
05:38We were talking about the village.
05:40We found this village at Jaipur.
05:41I'm Jaipur Aishwani Raja Prakash Parikh, ETV.
