WOW………………………
You all r on perfect track.
Good keep it up.
I would like to get involved in ur activity, IF YOU NEED ANY HELP U CAN CONTACT ME.I STAY IN MUMBAI.
[…] One of the most frustrating things about watching UGC (end-user generated content) is that it’s mainly entertainment, self-based vanity self publishing. Not that I have a problem with navel gazing, but its doing something to help others - that really matters. […]
Very well done. I would like to know what videocam was used as it is quite a good quality picture. This tells a wonderful story and informs the viewer in moments.
Well done! It was really interesting to hear him speak at length about his profession without patronizing edited sound bites. I’ll be back for more - vincent
I am really enjoying the videos so far, its great to get a real view of life, and I love the relaxed style of these videos.
This was very interesting. Great job.
There was some incredible story telling here. Thanks for this!
Thanks for all the encouragement folks ! Its great to know that folks are actually watching these and appreciating them 
Will get back regarding the camera make and model. We have 3 cameras and they are with the boys who are currently in Bombay (Mumbai) recording some new stuff.
Keep in touch !
This is great video. I love these pieces that show a slice of someone’s life. WOuld be great to see shots of his “other” life: his private life, where and how people like him live. Great work!
New Vlog Soup featuring your video is up:
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Thanks,
–Steve
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Steve Garfield
http://SteveGarfield.com
This is great stuff you guys. I have blogged this on my Gyan blog at http://www.gautamsgyan.com
Keep up the good work and we will spread the news ..
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Gautam
This is simply great. I hope you people will help the world to see the actual, real India , rather than what mainstream media choose to show.
Good luck.
Very interesting. I like this video a lot - great job and thanks!
Interesting. Even I as an Indian learned something new… I liked the traffic videos as book-ends and the easily readable subtitles.
Wierd how “nai” in Tamil (a South Indian language) means Dog. We had a good laugh in Hindi class when we learnt this word.
Great to get all the encouragement! Thanks )
If anyone has any ideas of what they would specifically like to see videos of - please let us know - and we will try and make it happen.
This is fascinating! Thank you for doing this. This is a great way to learn about other people and cultures in other places.
in a sea of praise.. i can’t do much to make my comment standout.. because I agree with all of the previous comments.. it gives me great hope as well as inspiration to see this project. Ill be recommending it to everyone i know.
[…] And that’s why I love Swajana. As of writing they have 6 videos on archive, featuring people, events and scenes in everyday life in India. I especially love those videos they did on Nai, A Pavement Barber, Pottery, and the Flower Maiden (can you tell I find people stories most amazing?). All videos were professionally shot and edited, I almost feel guilty watching them for free. […]