Left India And Moved To Canada 15 Years Ago | CandidCast 25

[@CandidCast]

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[@geekygirl648]

What is uncle ji title in CANADA?

[@Roohan-xj9fe]

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[@anjalimukherjee2251]

Our hearts are filled with immense gratitude as we, the 4A's of Mukherjee family Ashish, Anjali, Arpita, and Abhishek, sit down to write this thank you note for your love and good wishes, which we are receiving through this podcast. 'Left India And Moved To Canada 15 years ago', which was telecast 2 weeks ago. Encouraged by our host Harmeet @CandidCast, our family could candidly share our thoughts, experiences, and insights that touched so many hearts on this podcast. We want to express our deepest gratitude to each and every one of you who has taken the time to view, engage, and encourage our family with your kind and generous comments and likes through this podcast. Each view, comment, and likes has been an encouragement for our family. The messages we are receiving on our individual social media platforms from different people and countries are beyond geographical boundaries and cultural differences are being treasured. We are humbled by the fact that our thoughts and relatable experiences have reached individuals from different corners of the world and touched so many hearts. We are blessed to have such an incredible community surrounding us, and we are excited to continue this journey together. Your love for our family has inspired us to keep going, especially during times when inspiration seemed scarce. Your messages and comments are helping us grow as even better human beings. It is an honor to have you as part of this journey. Thank you once again from the bottom of our hearts.

[@autoolx6568]

I started research for Canada at 49 ..at 51 I am in UAE....now 2024 turned 52....keepin focus on Canada or Australia or at least Europe. Dream is canada . Above all I am also bengali and childhood of colliery .😊

[@creativesurgeinfidel]

00:02 Moved to Canada after 25 years in India 02:17 Moved to Canada after successful career in India 06:40 Relocated from India to Canada 15 years ago 08:33 Explored multiple countries before finally choosing Canada 13:14 Facing challenges in the migration process to Canada 15:38 Moved to Kalka in 2004 and started a new career in India 20:02 Transition from India to Canada and the cultural differences 22:12 Transition to Canada at 49 26:05 Smooth immigration process and warm welcome in Canada 28:12 Moved from India to Canada 15 years ago 32:26 Moved to Canada for better opportunities 34:29 Moving to Canada and adjusting to a new lifestyle 39:14 Becoming close friends with a family in Canada 41:27 Moved from India to Canada 15 years ago 45:59 Experiencing a harrowing incident and anxiety before starting university. 48:00 Moved from India to Canada and settled down with family. 51:51 Experiencing differences in police systems between India and Canada 53:37 Increased house break-ins in Canada compared to India 57:19 Moved from India to Canada 15 years ago 59:24 Helping family in tough times 1:03:03 Moved from India to Canada 15 years ago 1:04:43 Started working at Misaka Bran's store 1:08:48 Moved from India to Canada, faced job challenges, but stayed positive 1:10:51 Transition from struggling with jobs to finding success in commission-based work. 1:14:40 Moved to Canada from India 15 years ago 1:16:55 Moved to Canada and struggled to find a job 1:20:27 Moved to Canada 15 years ago and faced challenges 1:22:16 Developed kidney issues, leading to travels and citizenship in Canada. 1:26:28 Experience of moving from India to Canada after 15 years 1:28:41 Adapting to life in Canada and experiences with the climate 1:33:18 Medical emergency and hospital procedures 1:35:19 Moving from India to Canada and experiencing the healthcare system 1:39:28 Navigating workplace challenges and cultural differences in Canada 1:41:39 Transition from India to Canada and challenges faced 1:46:09 Struggles with empathy and bureaucracy after brother's death 1:48:22 Moved to Canada 15 years ago, faced mental health issues, and pursued HR courses 1:53:29 Challenges faced in workplace communication and recognition 1:55:37 Moving to Canada 15 years ago and navigating toxic work environment 2:00:24 Experiencing racism and adapting to Canadian lifestyle 2:02:55 Life took a sudden turn in 2017 2:06:36 Experience of undergoing isolation and medical care 2:08:49 Moved to Canada 15 years ago, faced health issues 2:12:58 Left India and moved to Canada due to health issues 2:15:14 Struggles with medical treatment in Canada 2:19:39 Knowing when to call 911 in medical emergencies 2:21:42 Importance of a dedicated Nephrologist in patient care. 2:26:07 The speaker shares their experience with kidney dialysis and transplant 2:28:15 Discussion about kidney rejection and donation 2:32:52 Struggles with malfunctioning medical machines during treatment 2:35:09 Navigating healthcare challenges and transportation in Canada. 2:39:35 Adapting to life in Canada and utilizing accessibility services 2:41:37 A description of the hospital and facilities 2:45:38 Equal contribution and mindset in settling down in a new place 2:47:46 Therapy and mental health awareness 2:52:29 Moved to Canada for better opportunities and perks 2:54:43 Moving to Canada and the challenges faced

[@CandidCast]

Thank you so much 😊

[@jaiminzala833]

@@CandidCast aap esa part me divided kro yarr bohut lamba he to boaring lagta he.....

[@AB-cw7gl]

@creativesegeinfidel: thank you jee for curating the timeline of thos video. Niw it will easier to watch the long winded video. @csndidcast jee: video is no doubt good, but time...samay.., so you will nedd to moderate it in between and ask question that is key to this conversation as interviewee will kerpnon describing their whole life which may make it boring otherwise..thank you jee

[@venktesh6600]

Have you did it manually while watching or used some app for this .. im searching one statement of uncle which is taking time..

[@believ100]

My family was born in Africa for 2 generations and as the African countries were being granted independence and due to the instability of the new government my father planned to move to UK. In 1968 the laws were changing and we had to make a quick decision to emigrate to UK. My mom, brother and I went first as my dad had to give a 6 month notice to leave his government job. In those days there was no TV, phone, or other type of media except newspapers. We arrived in the middle of February in Uk with no earthly idea as to what to expect. We were picked by a stranger who was a relative of a friend. My dad talegramed him with our flight details. It was a most shocking experience ever. I grew up there and later at 25 emigrated to the USA. I sometimes wonder how we did it and it seems like a movie to me now.

[@akmnag]

Salute to your family, especially your parents for being so resilient. It takes a lot of courage to uproot yourself, especially in an unstable situation and uncertain times to relocate to a land and future unknown. You and your family are very brave and deserve all the good wishes from my family to yours❤❤

[@Fanchinu]

Uncle ji true gentle men he didn't took dowry and family struggled together what so ever.

[@2029-Agenda]

Is it me only or anyone else felt that they should keep going with their experiences, it was such a beautiful podcast. I lost my father because of kidney ailment and i could relate what goes to a family when somone is dealing with such issue. You should call them again for part 2. ❤

[@akmnag]

Extremely sorry to hear of your loss. Indeed going through kidney issues is tough especially for the entire family. The only way we are dealing with it as a family is taking one day at a time and being positive and making the best of each day

[@ramakantverma8450]

Our salutations to You all , the Mukherjee family , ...simply a brave one.....and good job you , the host / podcaster !!....Keep it up ❤❤

[@s_k_47]

Hearing Uncle Ji is pure Motivation, Hope one day I would be able to become 10% of what he is. Smartest Father Best Husband Honest citizen/neighbour . . . Exceptional Person

[@akmnag]

Thank you so much beta for your kind words. Stay blessed always

[@veenavarma6386]

I really like this family inspite of all the struggles they went through they never gave up or thought of returning back to India hats off to this family.

[@akmnag]

Thank you Veenaji for your kind and encouraging words for our family. During our struggles we learnt to be together as a family and fight out all odds together, which is our strength.

[@iammamta]

I live in India and never to wish to move in Canada but hats off this family and their struggle which is life lesson. This is really a unique Podcast.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your encouragement. Appreciate it

[@truthshallprevailonearth]

All was well till Trudeau. Became PM....

[@HueTube365]

I salute this lady. She is a glue of her family. In spite of all the adversities in her life she has never given up. 🎉🎉

[@arpsm]

She is our absolute rock. Ma shabd ka matlab humari Ma ne humein actions se dikhaya hai.

[@vikram_shahi]

@@arpsmhey there. You are the 4th A?

[@akmnag]

Thank you so much for your kind words for my wife Anjali. Truly she is the rock of our family. She holds our family together with a lot of grace

[@ayanbanerjee4119]

wonderful family, supportive mam who stood by her husband in bad times.

[@akmnag]

Thank you so much Ayan for such kind words for my entire family. God truly has been kind. With such a supportive children especially my wife, standing together at all times, only feels gratitude in the heart.

[@arpsm]

Thank you all for your kind words and words of encouragement even. That's my family and in every sense of the word, they are the only treasure I will ever truly want. Growing up with my parents and my brother, I felt like I had hit a jackpot. Hearing them speak of our lived-in struggles on such a wonderful platform and with such a kind host @CandidCast makes my heart swell with pride. Home is where the heart is and our heart is with each other ❤❤❤❤ Thank you, Sir for giving them a chance to express themselves like this 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@mayurparmar5376]

Why you did not joined?

[@pachecokevin]

pls pass on my best wishes to them.. so impressed by your folks.. they are a great example for eveyone

[@cogs11]

Mother is very polite and doesn't interrupt unlike that other video where the wife was interrupting the husband on every sentence (OMG) She also sounds very knowledgeable and practical, could relate even though it was many years ago.

[@alexandraroels7137]

I have 20 years of year, and my daughter was born here and my granddaughter .I would like to speak your language because you are family people congratulations.

[@Trusttheprocess12387]

Amazing episode, what a great family. Thank you for sharing your inspiring story!

[@akmnag]

Glad our story touched your heart and you liked the episode. Thank you so much for your kind words for my family, truly feel humbled.

[@robinthomas2847]

Although canadian healthcare has its challenges, i liked the fact that healthcare in canada is free. The kind of health crises this family went through, in other countries it would have been unimaginably expensive. I dont mind paying extra taxes if education and healthcare benefits are included. Another thing i learnt from this family is that we can start from scratch at any age and upskill/ study at any age. Thank you for this wonderful interview.

[@anjalimukherjee2251]

Very true, Robin. And yes, if you have a positive attitude and the will to make it work, you can start from scratch at any age❤

[@axmukhar]

We have also moved in here in Ontario 29th Jun,2023 at the ages of 47 and 46 and 9 .... Mukherjee‘s fight till the end ... We are happy now and don't regret our decision. .. We are in Work permits, both of us are working, both of us earning well above average here but we completely agree to the point “ Make your today better and fight till the end ”. .. Great to see this family bonding ... Loved it ...

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much. Keep going. Wish you great luck and happiness in life

[@Rinapatel5453]

Hello sir I need your guidance@axmukhar

[@Rinapatel5453]

Need yr guidance sir

[@ayeshafarooq6455]

The upbringing is shown the the boy. Iron Lady and solid father . Soo good to hear. Thoroughly enjoyed the podcast . Every minute was an enjoyment . Stay blessed u all

[@27himani]

Agreed. None of them are interrupting each other

[@SunnyKapoor84]

People cribbing about working in a lower position, not working in the same field as they used to back home OR not earning as much as they used to back home, should learn something from Mr. Mukherjee. Even after working as an AVP in India, he didn't give up living through all the hardships in Canada and even sold Credit Cards for living, he is so down to earth and graceful. Salute to his attitude and Respect for whole Mujherjee Family! Canada is definitely not for people who don't want to come out of their comfort zone and for those who are accustomed to having domestic help in their native countrym they should not come to Canada. Wish there were more immigrants like Mujherjee family & their helpful friends in Canada.

[@kakjhal]

Nothing courageous in leaving your decent paying job and start working at an entry level position. It's called foolishness and I expect people in their 40s to be more mature and thoughtful before taking such impulsive decision that not only ruined their financial & mental stability but also put themselves & their family into never ending spiral of uncertainty. The amount of love people have for "Phoren" despite having a stable lifestyle in India is beyond my comprehension, if they show even 50% of that louuuve for their motherland, India would have progressed so much (not a patriotic rant but it's a total senseless decision for a salaried employee to literally throw his prime earning years and be jobless or doing an entry level job)

[@SunnyKapoor84]

Most people who leave India want to get rid of the mindset and negativity which prevails in the country, which will never change no matter how progressive and open minded rest of the world becomes. It forces people to take such decisions even at older ages and we all can very well see how happy this family is in Canada.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words. Feel humbled

[@radhakumari4181]

One more thing uncle is very right I am from Himalaya in india and we look like north east and I faced so many racism in india . Here in America I didn't faced any racism.

[@smartobserver5123]

Such a lovely family, true role models to our 🇮🇳 diaspora. Their open mindedness and positive attitude in the face of adversity is truly remarkable.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for our family. Appreciate it❤

[@ChaudharyG85]

A true hardworking gentleman who knows how to live his life to the fullest. His priorities are clear and has no shame in working hard to achieve what he wants in life. A genuine immigrant with a wonderful partner and kids. Kudos to your hardwork sir.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much Sir, for your kind words for our family. We appreciate it.

[@puneet1584]

@@akmnag Sir u really care for ur family a lot... Very inspiring person...Hope u achieve every happiness in ur life...

[@BlazyAbraham]

They are hardworking couple who love each other and stood by each other always and made best choices for their children. Hats off to them and kids

[@akmnag]

Thank you for your kind words for our family. We appreciate it

[@oldschoolgirl3724]

Hearing this couple feels like I am reliving my experience of Immigrating to Canada. My husband Also why is the managing Director of his company and my kids were the same age. We Also had taken a an apartment in Islington and had similar struggles like this couple. My husband Also settled us and returned to India to wind up our properties

[@akmnag]

Keep going and stay positive. Everything will work out fine❤

[@tasneemarif4327]

The most heart- warming podcast ever watched! So full of inspiration,brimming with positivity! Such a wonderful family bond- The kind of understanding, the undeterring spirit, Mr & Mrs Mukhejee are so humble & honest! A pure treat to watch this amazing family! * awesome lessons to learn * many take-home points *useful tips of life.. #Looking forward to a sequel including their daughter Arpita..

[@akmnag]

Thank you dear for your kind words ❤

[@Lilley-c6m]

This lady is such a lovely mother if only all the mothers are like this there would be wonderful world 🌎 we would have lived and her son is great helping others in his such young age if all the children are like him wow 👌 👏 credits to the parents 💙... now days younger generation complain so much maybe all youngest should watch this video and they may learn something for their future very good role models... god bless this family always 🙏 ❤️

[@akmnag]

Thank you so much for your kind words for my wife. Truly she is the Rock of our family. The way she stands by the entire family selflessly to raise our children to become good human beings by instilling good values in them is commendable. Our children are our pride and we cannot thank God for making us their parents. God bless you🙏🙏

[@Lilley-c6m]

@akmnag your welcome 🙏no it's all you and your wife's afford the was they turned out the way they did wish all the parents were like you two God bless 🙏

[@shobhitdevi4859]

Absolute respect to uncle jee. You guys are a great example of how a family should work together in times of trials and tribulations. ❤

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for myself and my family Shobhit Devi. Feel extremely blessed

[@brijeshpatel2304]

Really appreciate this podcast I am from India so much informative about canada medical, work rights, and experience both uncle and aunty have motivated a lot and get good information a lot about canada

[@akmnag]

Thank you brijesh beta. Glad this podcast could be of help to you and motivate you. Wishing you all the very best in life.

[@AtharAfzal]

This is a wonderful family and I'm glad they spoke the truth! If you have a positive attitude doors will open up. I'm also glad they talked about the elephant in the room on South Asian managers harassing, abusing, and taking advantage of employees. This should be brought up on the main stream media. This family is the kind of people you'd want as your neighbors!

[@minaxigandhi6002]

Wow, Positive Family 👍

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for our family. Appreciate it.

[@indiangirlinaustralia2287]

What a gorgeous family God bless MR Mukherjee your attitude to life so clear and positive ❤ Always stay blessed mukherjee family

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much. God bless you

[@Universal-g6c]

I'm 44 from Thane, Mumbai, India. Since last few years I was planning to immigrate but couldn't fit the point system. I'm always wondering if I'm old enough to again go abroad , especially countries which are far from India, like Canada, Aus, NZ etc , I'm saying 'again' because back in 2006 , I was in the US, MI for my Masters in Information Systems, but had to return back as didn't get job and had to return to Mu.bai in 2010. This video has given me some strength and courage since you started afresh at 49, kudos to you !!

[@Universal-g6c]

Not sure how I'm gonna fit in point system for any country😮

[@akmnag]

Do not give up hope. Stay positive and keep trying. Everything will work for you. God bless you

[@Universal-g6c]

@@akmnag thank you 🙏

[@shrutidesai6368]

Very touchy story ! Esa laga jesi hamari hi struggle story sun rahe hai ! But truly said by you guys that both countries are always giving us something really special! 😊 first time heard true and genuine story of settlement in Canada with positive mind 😊!

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much Shrutiji. Glad that you could relate to our story and struggles. Yes we endorse that both the countries, India and Canada have given us a lot. Our hearts are filled with gratitude towards each country🙏🙏

[@nikhiltaneja6996]

Best family podcast.. also uncle aunty are so adorable as a couple and rock of the family.. this is how families are made and grown.. god bless them.❤🙏🏻

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for our family beta. God bless you

[@experimentalcooking7505]

This family is so example of perfect family bond.....wishing them best of luck for future as well. And thanks for such a beautiful podcast and bringing real people to it.

[@akmnag]

Thank you so much for your kind words and good wishes for our family. We appreciate it❤

[@rpsingh5419]

Aunty ji is cleverly passing difficult questions. Uncle ji is controlled by Aunty ji 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Dumditi]

Mad Respect😊 The world needs more people like you!! May Krishna ji bless uncle a healthy life😇

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your Kind words and Prayers. Feel humbled and blessed

[@ShwCha]

This conversation was a delight to listen to! Encouraging, motivating, endearing, all-in-one!! ❤

[@akmnag]

Good to hear that our story could touch your heart and you felt it encouraging, motivating and endearing. Truly feel humbled by your kind words❤

[@PhDLaw]

Everything is fine with this family. The zeal to move abroad, the hard work they did before going, life style changes etc. only thing is that since they were well placed in india, it was not necessary for them to go there. But after all, its their life. If anyone has good salary plus property in india, i think not required to move.out.of country.

[@nikhilkumar-YT]

thinking same, don't understand why people glorify doing hardwork abroad, if same family put same efforts in India they can live better life in India itself.

[@PhDLaw]

@@nikhilkumar-YT I think people are giving more importance the Mirage of great life abroad instead of a fruitful and satisfying life in India n that too living amongst parents, children n known circles.

[@NewIndiA23]

Canada days are gone now Canada is hell,..

[@bidg2889]

It's wonderful to see how these podcasts are giving so many strong and amazing women the chance to share their stories. Hope to see more!

[@akmnag]

Thank you so much for your kind words for my wife Anjali. Indeed she is the glue of our family and a tough lady

[@worldgeography2229]

The family is so good , down to earth, humble, Values , Ethics . Touchwood.

[@akmnag]

Thank you so much for your kind and generous words showered upon my entire family, feel humbled. God bless you

[@sarabjitratra3702]

You are doing excellent job May Waheguru ji Bless you Always This podcast is Superb and positive for many I’m of the same age but I came to canada in July 2020 during covid. joined community colleges Got 24 certifications for to get the job Recently got the contract job Struggle is everywhere be positive

[@akmnag]

Very commendable Sarabjitji. You are extremely brave. Never give up. God bless you

[@roomabiswas]

What a beautiful family and love to see the strong bond between them... and Anjaliji and Mukherjee Sir...wish you both good health and happiness always...❤ lovely interview..

[@anjalimukherjee2251]

Thank you very much Roomaji for your love and good wishes. We appreciate it❤

[@sunitasuraj7569]

Very very motivating video….family is really united and kids are brought up nicely by both parents

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for my family. Indeed God has been very kind to us We tried to do our part as parents instilling good values, and both our children have never let us down Both of them are our pride.

[@drphoenix_1369]

Uncleji is super positive Hats off to him🙏

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much beta. God bless you

[@pachecokevin]

It was really nice to watch this video and hear this family story.. They have such a beautiul and positive thinking attitude to life and everything they do ..especially the father who is so impressive in his journey to rebuild his life in Canada.. They are also so fair in thier views and appreciate everything that goes well in Canada and accept the challenges as well.. So impressed and wish them well and much sucess.. We need many more such people to be interviewed..thanks

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much Kevin for your generously kind words and well wishes for our family. We truly appreciate it.

[@somsaha1954]

@@akmnag:you are really an inspiration

[@manpreetkaur4481]

How beautiful .Uncle aunty you are a wonderful example for younger generation

[@akmnag]

Thank you beta. Stay blessed always

[@jagannathkambhampati4442]

Extremely nice podcast. Hats off to the Mukharjee family. Never say die attitude and positive approach to settling life in Canada is really amazing. So many whiners in your podcast should watch this, though everyone sees life thru their lens. All the best and our good wishes to the family.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words and good wishes for our entire family Jagganath. We appreciate it.

[@RekhaKaintura-g8i]

Amazing family.learned lots.like this podcast.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much, Rekhaji. It is very humbling to know that through our podcast, we could be of help to others. God bless you🙏🙏

[@arunjuyal5079]

Kudo to Mukherjee family, Mr Mukherjee is an inspiration to anyone, god bless you all

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much Arunji for your kind words. I feel truly humbled. Thank you for your good wishes and blessings🙏🙏

[@chirantanmukherjee131]

Very well knit family with great individual experiences and always smiling attitude....have been knowing them since childhood....way to go all four A's

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much Chirantan for your love and kind words❤

[@Shubham-jz7ec]

Such a unified family in terms of thoughts, emotions, etc. Loved this podcast so much and learned many things!!

[@CandidCast]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for my family. We appreciate it.

[@sajitkumar7228]

Also salute to the gentleman nd the the lady for the upbringing they gave to their kids nd u can clearly see that🙏🙏🙏✌️✌️✌️

[@neeha4348]

This was indeed a long podcast but very interesting and informative. I was so touched with this family’s experience and impressed of how strong the lady became over years. I wish this family good health and love. May God bless you all.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for my entire family. We appreciate it. God bless you

[@pmehta9029]

Watched entire show…very inspirational positive attitude of family..🙏🏻👍

[@akmnag]

Thank you so much for watching the entire podcast and encouraging us.

[@amaadventures8890]

Thanks for sharing your journey so candidly. Relatable in many ways for Indians migrants in North America.

[@akmnag]

Indeed it is an immigrant's story and we as a family candidly spoke our hearts out

[@EktaSingh-ck1co]

Starting a new life in canada at 44 🙋‍♀️

[@akmnag]

All the very best. May you succeed in every which way❤

[@newera7330]

Learnt a lot from this podcast. Very positive & bonded & strong willed, hard working family with risk taking abilities.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for our family. We appreciate it

[@DavinderSingh-fu7xg]

Motivational story salute you sir g aap kha Pe the aur Kha se shuru kiya hard working honest strong best man hain aap God bless you sir g 🙏🙏

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much beta. Khush raho. God bless you

[@shubhabhattsharma3545]

What a podcast... Superb experience... Lots of lesson learnt.. Thank you so much candid cast❤

[@CandidCast]

Our pleasure!

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words.

[@AttyDG]

I am from Bhilai , Chattisgarh and I know people from Chirimiri ❤❤❤

[@sajitkumar7228]

After many negative videos and listening to Indian souls with high ego on this podcast, finally we could see such an inspirational family who teaches u how to remove ur ego nd move forward for a better life....., What a brave man and a supportive family 🙏🙏🙏🙏 A must watch podcast for all the people who crib abt removing ice, cooking food on their own, cleaning their own stuff and starting frm scratch again

[@rajesharihant]

They are delusional and not aspirational

[@akmnag]

Thank you and God bless

[@monikasingh-pq9vk]

Very nice to know your story about Chirimiri( Hasdeo Area)Manendragarh of Sarguja and Ambikapur of SECL. My friend is still in Bilaspur.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much beta, I belong to Chirimiri, and it really makes me nostalgic speaking about Chirimiri. Sending lots of love for everyone from Chirimiri❤

[@Tom1too]

I loved the narration of your experience. Mr and Mrs Mukherjee both of you speak Hindi very well.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your encouragement we appreciate it

[@mkaleemullahkhan4556]

I have listened to your discussion and liked the same. l am happy to tell you, that my parents also come from Nagpur, CP lndia and in October, 1947 the family migrated to Karachi, Pakistan. Any how, l enjoyed your discussion. My parents have died. l have been in Oil & Gas Exploration and worked in Pakistan & Abroad. Now l am a retired Senior Citizen and live in Karachi. I wish you good health and long happy life from Karachi, Pakistan.

[@akmnag]

Thank you Sir, I could feel the emotions you felt, when you heard that we belong to the same place, from where your parents belonged. Wish you happiness always 0:02

[@rakshajasani6177]

Better blog to watch..although bit longer...better than giving 3 hrs to any movie

[@akmnag]

Thank you ❤

[@WaqCan]

What a beautiful family, I never comment or watch long videos but this one I watched in one go. One would be immensely lucky to have friends like this family❤️❤️ Hats off to their struggle.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind and generous comments for our family. We appreciate it and we truly feel humbled ❤

[@neenalee4564]

Very informative podcast from an honest family! Thanks ❤

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for my entire family. We just provided our experiences, the good and not so good associated with them with utmost honesty.

[@rchawlangp]

THE LAST SENTENCES EXPLAINED BY THE LADY IS THE SOUL OF THE COMPLETE CONTENT, EVEN MY DAUGHTER IS STUDYING IN WINNIPEG, BUT I AS A FATHER IS NOT YET CAPABLE TO GO TO CANADA

[@akmnag]

Do not be disheartened Sir, your daughter will do well if she has a positive attitude and brave all the struggles she comes across. You surely will be able to meet her in Canada very soon❤

[@killingtime5795]

Wow, what an inspiring family. You are motivation uncle ji and Auntiji. You love and dedication is impeccable.

[@beeveekay1]

Wonderful family! It was awesome to listen to the three of them. It's rare to find such mature people. God bless them.

[@akmnag]

Thank you so much for your kind words for my entire family. We appreciate it.

[@photossave5743]

Huge huge huge respect! So inspiring

[@samhitabhattacharya3608]

Fantastic Interview and what an amazing family , never seen such coordination and tactful approach in a family.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for our family. We appreciate it

[@urscilla-15]

Very good podcast. We also applied in 2003 and came in 2009 same age as them, same experience. I was also in touch with desi group online.Only thing we didn't think Canada was all igloos when we applied. We also rented apartment for $1150 in Etobicoke. Bought our first home in 2011 and got our citizenship in 2013. Positive mindset is the key to success. Only difference.. first thing, we got license and bought car in 2 weeks... both of us got part-time jobs and moved up.

[@rajesharihant]

Like how up?

[@urscilla-15]

​@rajesharihant we didn't struggle that much as they did.. Yes, they still look unsettled, and also may be because of all that health issues he is going through. I'm surprised she still doesn't drive. We got our degrees evaluated from WES Canada before landing here and was much better prepared. I took admission in a degree course from Humber College with a part time job and husband did courses in banking with part time job in bank and moved up in same field.. it's been 15 years now he is in a very good position in the same bank, and I'm in real estate. So everything ended well.

[@rajesharihant]

I understand your family somewhere in the 50 age group. Professionally qualified with 30+ yrs or experience. R u financially independent yet? Or both have to work for another 20 yrs....to manage mortgage/household expenses? If yes - then that's not 'very up'. Else if you have considerable savings - then yes you nailed it.

[@urscilla-15]

​@rajesharihant We are financially independent, and our home is fully paid, with no mortgage. Also we have couple of rental properties all have very little mortgages. I drive Tesla fully paid. We go on vacations 3 times a year.. You need to understand one thing when ppl come in their 50s, who are well placed in India, they are already financially independent. They have enough savings and properties back home that they bring with them so they never struggle financially. They don't come here to make money to survive they come here for a better life. And believe me, if you are positive, confident, and down to earth, you survive better, whether in India or Canada.

[@rajesharihant]

This. This is the real inspirational story. Your story shall be next on this Podcast. Kudos to you guys.

[@sagittarian1987]

Thank you for sharing your story. The people with a positive attitude like you can succeed anywhere in the world. Thank you for giving serious and cool parenting goals too!! Kudos! 🙏

[@ritudtw]

What a beautiful family ! You are such a motivation and your struggle was real ! Most people would have given up .

[@akmnag]

Thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words. We as a family appreciate it.

[@pooh6546]

I feel for the family but if anyone ever wonders why Canada is not doing well financially then look no further than this.... There is a simple logic: if you are extracting more value out of the country than you are putting in (in terms of taxes) then it is not sustainable in the long run. There is a reason why US healthcare is costly because healthcare "IS" fundamentally extremely expensive- 1) the equipments are not something that is manufactured in millions in Chinese factories, they are made with high tolerances and are made in small unit. The building and other facilities also cost more money than other normal buildings like a mall or factory. 2) the people who provide service are not your average joes, they are some of the most sharp minded and hard working people and hence their wages reflect that. Just imagine how much you have to pay for a good meal at a good restaurant and multiply it by around 20X, say a meal would cost $100 for two people then it should cost you at least $2000 for one days or few hours of medical services. Could be more or less depending on various factors. People would argue "well but we paid taxes for 10-20 years and we didn't use the healthcare system at that time so we should be able to use it more if needed now" well you also used all other facilities like roads, public transportation, police protection, defense forces for the nation, justice system, education system and many other things, all of which cost billions of dollars EACH year. So for medical services, if you were to ACTUALLY pay money out of your pocket then you'd simply go broke after a week or two of medical service at best. I understand medical factors are out of peoples hand but because the healthcare system is overburdened the government has to either shutdown public free system or increase taxes to balance the finances. There is no free lunch, Canada just can't keep doing what it is doing.

[@SM-un4ho]

Amazing life journey with this very nice family. They truly live a very practical life with all the challenges they have been through. This family is an inspiration to many other families. Great interview ! Loved it.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for our family. We appreciate it

[@SuperSailor007]

Studied with ashish ji he helped me a lot when I was new in Canada gem of a guy . The whole family is so welcoming :)

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your comment dear Arpit. Hope you are doing well

[@SuperSailor007]

@@akmnag badiya sir ji hope you are well good to see you on YT

[@hareishgowda]

Absolutely loved this episode, long live this family with abundance of love and prayers ❤

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your love and prayers Hareish. Our hearts are filled with gratitude❤

[@devnachan]

I see a lot of criticism of the healthcare in Canada. Imagine if this family were in India, the private healthcare would have stripped them off all their savings. No insurance cover would be able to support hospitalization and dialysis costs in India. They are getting amazing care and have access to resources unheard of in India. Harmeet, I am so glad that you didn’t truncate the session. This discussion deserved a long-format podcast.

[@akmnag]

This is indeed true and I am so thankful to the medical system here for providing me the best of care is still providing it to me.

[@devnachan]

@@akmnag Sir, I hope you are doing well. Prayers for a smoother journey. You exemplify that it’s only the body that suffers, the soul can triumph with positivity and happiness. Inspiring!

[@saudbajaman2283]

Really I am very much impressed by the mr asish and family mr Asish is a very positive thinking man and living and attached with ground live long life

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words Sir, I feel truly humbled

[@TejaswiniMulikPatil]

Karla family Edmonton ki wo dono bhi bohot aache he...unko bhi podcast me le sakte ho...bohot motivational thoughts wo bhi family deti hai...just 1 year 1 month hua he unko yaha aaye....one year ka struggle....etna time wait krke wo bhi aaye hai...

[@Lilley-c6m]

Never shy away to work in any sector or any age wow 👌 one of the great family in the world 🌎 ❤️

[@akmnag]

Thank you once again for your kind and generous comment for our family. I believe as long as you are honest and willing to learn and work hard, you can restart your life again anywhere🙏🙏

[@ilonaray7675]

What a family! Salute....Thank you for the great podcast

[@akmnag]

Thank you for your kind words for our family❤

[@monkey_travelling]

Amazing, this podcast has a lot of learning. Thank you so much for doing this.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much from Mukherjee family❤

[@Mr.teliman]

One of the best Podcasts till date! Great work guys.. please keep up the good work 👍❤

[@CandidCast]

Thanks a ton!

[@manh9105]

4A's: India was bad so we came to Canada. But desi's would not leave us alone here as well !

[@akmnag]

We never considered India was bad rather we enjoyed India very much, our objective in life was different 😊

[@Cool_tech.01]

Wow really inspiring, you have handle your family very nicely. Aur Abhi decide kar raha hu, should I move to Canada or not.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for our family. Appreciate it.

[@radhakumari4181]

I can't believe this was so interesting I watched continuously for almost 3 years. You people are so motivating. I just moved to US but work culture at my place is too good . Thank God we don't have any desi boss😅

[@akmnag]

Thank you so much for your kind words. Surely having good colleagues around you is a blessing. God bless you

[@viraj5132]

Such a nice family. Their struggle is motivating.

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words for our family Viraj. We appreciate it.

[@aninditachakraborty9890]

Hats off to this family's unity....

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your kind words. We appreciate it

[@indiangirlinaustralia2287]

I think he’s a valued addition to any country He should have his own KZbin channel

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much for your generous kind words. Surely God willing in future might think of one

[@jagritisingh5532]

This is the best podcast you have covered...I live in Calgary Canada and totally relate to them...I hate the concept of getting help through maids

[@dkmk6826]

Meri bahan me financially weal hun but canada aana hai aap kuch madad ya idea de sakte ho sister

[@akmnag]

Thank you from Mukherjee family❤

[@vancouverdiaries738]

These podcast episodes are awesome! This family is so good! Bless you people

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much on behalf of my entire family. We appreciate it.

[@mastidoubledelights6953]

Hats off to this family, they all are such an inspiration for others honestly, specially Uncle ji ke liye big shout out , I wish I can give hug to uncle ji for his zinda dili 🫶you are the best uncle ji ❤

[@akmnag]

Thank you so much for encouraging and appreciating beta. God bless you

[@mastidoubledelights6953]

@@akmnag you deserve much more Respect 🫡 uncle ji, i am MBBS doctor from india, and have recently cleared my Canadian Medical exam here , in the beginning we also struggled a lot so after watching this Vlog I got even more encouraged and enthusiastic now , will meet someday soon

[@rav4]

Such a nice couple. Really enjoyable to hear their story

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much from Mukherjee family❤

[@vinodhaboloor7181]

Hats off to this fmly. Their determination next level keep it up😊

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much Vinodha for your kind words for our family. We appreciate it

[@Chorchowkidar]

He is so elaborate yet crisp about the topic 🎉

[@akmnag]

Thank you very much❤

[@VK_Chowdary]

Loved it, Keep bringing these awesome podcasts bro

[@akmnag]

Thank you from Mukherjee family