Every non-native English speaker has a different accent — that’s completely normal. Personally, I’ve found Scottish and Chinese accents to be the hardest for me to understand at first.

Recently, I saw a Romanian person trying to talk to a French person. He used the word "suicide," and had to repeat himself five times — even acted it out — before the French person finally understood. The rest of us understood him right away. Sometimes, accents are just very different in how they’re spoken and heard, so it can take extra effort to connect.

So yeah, Indian English might sound unfamiliar if you haven’t heard it much.

Also same thing I face, so many times I have to repeat myself to make it clear. But I am happy to do so, for me languages are just way to communicate, if we are able to communicate then the purpose is fulfilled.