Working Bahu Staying Same Home With In Laws | An Interesting Case Study

[@silviarodrigues3304]

I was visiting my newly married uncle in 90s. I was a school going kid. My new aunt was the first working woman in the family. She had just come from work. My uncle asked her to make tea. My uneducated grandmother yelled at her son "She is doing your part, by earning money now you have to do her part by helping her with household work, she is just as tired as you are after working in her office". My late grandma who was born in 1934, was a feminist and loved all her daughter- in- laws. She had 6 sons and my mother and my aunts dont have anything negative to say about her.

[@ankitamishra0405]

Wow amazing ❤.....wish to have such elder women in life

[@anurajagopal357]

Beautiful. I have seen the same with my grandmother. That was a sorted generation. The ones who came in 50s and later for some reason are messed up ..

[@silviarodrigues3304]

@dkfitnesstube *devi... yes she was... she had the most calm and peaceful smile. She radiated peace.

[@ranjitdhinsa8603]

Salute to her

[@user-jk8eh1ol4u]

Uneducated you mentioned but she was the highly educated woman of her time❤.

[@Reeni22]

You are right sir. Man wants to enjoy parents and wife both and dont want to take any responsiblity. But wife is suffering in all situation

[@blueskysings1]

Guys of this generation r the worst …sir is absolutely correct . They wil take advantage of parents also n wife also and sit back doing nothing . Very point on

[@ashaarora5874]

Good advice sir, working bahu and non working saas should never ever live together in the same house. The big problem will be saas will expect working bahu to do everything in the house because saas will always be reminding her of herself like” when I was a bahu I used to get up at 4 am to make breakfast for everyone, used to do laundry with my hands,used to cook dinner for everyone, on weekends I used to clean the whole house and also took care of the children” And saasu ma is expecting the same from her bahu, ignoring the point that bahu is earning and giving the max cash to the in laws. Want peace, happiness? Live separate, make visits to each other’s houses!

[@wowser2153]

In many houses now , mother in law is the house maid cook and baby sitter

[@deepikabhatia7289]

U r right mam but in laws don't let this happen too.they are afraid that they will loose their son and making him emotionally dependent on them till now like when a man reach late 30's still they can not take any decision on themselves,they will utter everything told to them by their parents, they can not think on their own and would expect the girl k yar thoda sa hi to adjust karna hai, can they even imagine to live with their in laws and if such situation arrives can they live in that atomsphere answer is clear NO

[@Shivan-g5v]

I have seen in Singapore, Chinese couples live as a neighbour with their parents..I felt awkward but now understand that is correct.

[@truptikatekar7543]

Staying together is always a 'RECIPE' for disaster (in most cases). It's so good to stay at a distance and maintain healthy relationships.

[@vartikavaish6377]

Agreee... duri se pyaar bana rahta hai

[@Weeklycommentary]

@@vartikavaish6377 I agree aur duri agar jyada hai toh time time pe wapas paas aya jata hai (ye toh Shayari ho gyi)

[@payalkathole9813]

very difficult to do so.

[@lathaiyer8065]

In India, if the son abd wife are in the same city , they are supposed to live with parents. That's the mentality. One big fighting family.

[@manjulahs5657]

Have patience

[@positivelyhappymom3238]

Problem in our culture is that elders are never wrong !!! Sir, lot of children go into depression but do not tell their parents that they want to live separately for fear of what other people will say .

[@manjulahs5657]

We are not brought up in this manner. Whatever happens we take care of our elders and children and relatives and society and our country and values

[@shivanginipathak3347]

Problem is conditioning that parents are correct and evil resides in the children not realising that it's the older generation which sometimes is rigid and doesn't want to change. And it's a harsh truth dusre ki aulaad ko koi pyar nahi karta, the Bahu won't ever get the love which her mother gives her. No matter how much you do there will always be something missing to please the entire clan of in law's. Best is opt for your financial independence have your own house in your own name and do not take shit from anyone. Kyon ki after their death akele khud ki counsellor ke chakkar lagane hote hain

[@IamSoangelic]

😢भाई ये बंदा भी तो थी bolra झेला

[@laroia1978]

Same here

[@rishabhthakur-u7]

That's amazing statement.

[@Jagritisidar_750]

I am working woman, we live in rented house apart from in-laws rather our in-laws house are very close to home and our both family are living happily.

[@snehagaur3463]

Me tòo❤

[@fai3379]

😘

[@wtkc1290]

New Bahu k liye koi khana nhi banata . Sham ki chaye k liye bhi bahu ki wait ki jati h k kab ayegi or chaye banayegi. Morning ka nashta bna k Jana . Koi guest aa geya to uskha bhi bna k jao. Agar ghar se bahar bhi rehte h to har Saturday Sunday Ghar jao . Fir sabki baten suno parents ki sewa Kiya Karo . Bachhe ho gye to aeyge nhi hum apna ghar nhi chhod sakte. Dusri city main akele rho bache Palo job karo . Husband ka koi sath nhi. Parents financial koi help nhi karte. Apna kamaye g apna khaye g.

[@nilinimagupta5311]

Meri bahu ko aaye ek saal ho gaya h .Main hamesha usko office ka tiffin aur breakfast chai banaker deti hu aur dinner k taiyyari bhi uske wapas aane se pehle karke rakh deti hu.uske aane per kadak chai banati hu aur wo kabhi apne room m jaker rest nahi karti balki hum chai peeker sofe per letter khoob gappe marte hai jab tak hum dono k husbands ghar aate hai. Uske baad bas 10-12 roti banane ka kaam karna hota h

[@Meghakaushik72837]

@@nilinimagupta5311 mam ye to apki achai he na.. bt har ksi k nasib me ap jese samjhdar lady nahi hoti na.. kitna b kamalo kitna b kaam krlo .. 2 roti k lie ginwaya jata he.. I am still happy K kisi k to bahu khush he .. stay happy stay blessed

[@nilinimagupta5311]

​@@Meghakaushik72837thank u megha & all the best for u 😊

[@wtkc1290]

@@nilinimagupta5311apke jaise bohat kamm h . My mom is same as you

[@wtkc1290]

@@Meghakaushik72837 right ma'am

[@akhilaadimulam1895]

Even if the wife is earning in lakhs husband still emotionally blackmails saying that u don’t like my parents u don’t want to stay with them

[@bhawnahooda]

Waah Sir ji. Gazab clarity milti h apke videos se. 👏👏 Please cover the scenario of women who are working from home. Managing the kitchen thoroughly and not able to concentrate on job which they are paid for. Because everyone thinks- Ghar se hi toh kaam kar rhi h, 1 ghanta baad kr legi pehle yeh kr lo. In laws be like - full time maid hai ghar me lekin khana bahu k hath ka hi khayege ,cook k hath me swad nahi ata. And Bahu is not able to concentrate on office work due to all this.

[@theunahime7446]

​@@ygp47 I hope you understand how fragile your job/career is to understand the current job climate and contemplate your comment. I have to deal with this every day with newborn sick MIL and uncooperative husband.

[@bhawnahooda]

@@ygp47 good food will one from good earning. Not from the family where wife needs to giveup on the job for just cooking and kitchen households.

[@saraswathyhanumankar2509]

A working wife and mother living with in-laws is a candle burning at both ends at the same time.

[@SourabhGautam-so5bo]

Ask this question 30 years later from your self

[@akhilaadimulam1895]

@@SourabhGautam-so5bo So now what should a women in her place or similar place like me do

[@strikersoccer9535]

Just try to keep both ends separate by continuously adding wax😏

[@47beena]

You are right I m 77 years old I was a working woman . But you are practical . I have listen to some other vedios . I m so fed up My children have grown up. I am living alone independently . I m very happy My husband living in another home My son Have different homes So we have three homes :)

[@truptikatekar7543]

Very very practical and real from a working woman's point of view. Badalte waqt ki jarurat bhi alag hote hai.. Woman cannot do all those things that they used to do. Kar Bhi le to easy nahi hai...struggle hai bohot bada. Abhi ka time alag chal raha hai.

[@vaibhavneo]

Kudos to you for bringing such discussions and opening eyes of all generations. I make sure I never miss these and there are layers of learning throughout. Much appreciated 🙏

[@433nehasinghal]

Sir India me mushkil h saans bahu ko chai bana kar de,agar bahu hungry h n khana kha lena once in while to fir ghar me sabke mooh ban jate hai.Jab wo saans banti h to retirement le leti h, chahe bahu working ho ya non working.. Bana banaya lene me bhi bura lag jata h in-laws ko....ki khana lekar khana pad gaya ..bahu ne paap karwa diya.. secondly if couples r working , to ghar me rehkar gate kholna maid keliye wo bhi kaam h .

[@tsgaming4584]

Bilkul sahi Kaha aapne I m working Kids were taken by my parents. But in law treat me like a servant door open Karo sab chije hath mein do tabh bhi khush nahi hote. Apni beti ek glass pani de de arre woh to humari bahut care karti apna ghar jhod kar humare yaha aakar baithi hai 10years se. Husband bhi unhi ka favor karte hai

[@arpanmadrecha946]

​@@tsgaming4584 that's why marry a single child sibling wale very dangerous set up

[@Ninanani-4085]

सास की छोड़ो, बेटियां मां से भी भूख लगने पर हक से खाना नही मांग पातीं, जिस हक से बेटा खाना मांगता है। बेटी से तो expected होता है कि उल्टे भाई को बना कर खिला दे। लड़की होकर मां से कैसे मांग सैरीभाई। कुछ घरों को छोड़ दें तो तो बेटियां अपने घर में भी दबी दबी रहती हैं। मां के प्यार की कहानियां, कविताएं, यादें, सब बेटे और मान की कहानियां होती हैं, बेटी और मां की नहीं।

[@ruchishrivastava7347]

​@@Ninanani-4085freedom sabse jyada important hai Ye sare logon ko chhod do aap

[@shwetathakur2279]

​@@Ninanani-4085hmari youngest sister ko bni bnayi chay milti h ar khana bhi prosati h mammy nasta bhi ready hota h . bhai se jyda usk nakhre hote h .but bt jb meri aati h wo ek cup chay bhi nikal k nhi deti h bhale bnaya maine ho. N wo hme hmare psand k chize bnane deti h

[@Abhimanyu_pandey]

Bohat sahi tha yrr ye toh kya mst case study hai

[@swatigulyani1]

No u r not anti - anybody... u speak practical things..I love your content.. i appreciate your wisdom ..

[@smitamudgerikar9756]

Without adjustment, ghar grihasthi nahin ho sakti. Best is all members of the household sit down, decide and share expenses , decide who will do what work inside or outside the house ( like buying groceries) and keep one weekend per month for socialising with relatives.

[@arpanmadrecha946]

Best is single child family both hus/wife side at least in middle and upper middle class set up so less issues in rich class anyways parents give a separate house at the time of marriage to avoid any issues afterwards but Indian parents want a back up so they have 2 kids only for such purposes nothing else with such toxicity between children and parents children should straightaway ask the parents why did they have them in the first place in public and they should be made to feel guilty so at least they will not trouble the new DINK trend couples

[@healthoic6623]

Good Thought mam 👍

[@PULKITKAUL-great]

Good earning boys should not marry working girl or party cat. Better to have beautiful village homely girl. Adjustment will be easy.

[@bmvinod1243]

Most people are not socializing these days especially in cities. I do not know what he is talking.

[@PULKITKAUL-great]

@@ManjisthaDas03 Exceptions are there. But I think most good earning men should avoid working women for marriage.

[@anitasharma-dj2rx]

Meri life mein opposite scene hai.. mother -in - law and father -in-law 75+age...they have been dependent on us .. causing frictions for the entire 25 years of my marital life

[@arpanmadrecha946]

Now people will search for hus/wife who do not have parents at the time of marriage only till the son/daughter starts working

[@sbsrt]

​@@hemangshrivastava9561 very gud

[@abhilashabhargav7376]

Me working woman hu or 5 hrs updown rhta h bus se na husband sath rhte h But itna travel krke bhi bas aate hi kitchen me lgo or sabki sewa kro Tabiyat kitni bhi kharab ho but bahu ko kon puchta h Akele ro leti hu but kisi ko nhi kh pati ki socha tha service lgegi to life easy ho jayegi but sab kch ulta hua na meri value na service ki or bas kaam krte rho Mene ab tak ki life se yhi seekha h ki bahu sirf or sirf nokrani hoti h chahe service me ho ya house wife

[@Milagrina]

Naukri kar ke bhi yeh haal kyun banayi aap ne. Why u allow it.

[@abhilashabhargav7376]

@@Milagrinahusband made this situation for me and I don't know kabhi nikl bhi paungi isse

[@seaoftranquility123]

Dear you have to speak up for yourself...i m a working wife too..but I always communicate my feelings to my husband...then only a common solution can be found

[@kabisvlog1712]

👏👏👏superb.... I laughed when i said... Khana aap bana lo mai paros dungi, or bolna maine banaya😂

[@itisfunstuff]

This is "THE" best video ever! Straight forward and No bullshit!! Every person should hear it!

[@prachipathak4906]

Aapke videos bohot straight forward hote hain. Jaha practical hona vaha practical.

[@abhisheksainani]

I have also used the sukh of staying with my parents even after marriage. Within a year I realized my foolishness, that I should have realized in one month. My parents never asked me or even my wife to do anything at home so I never did anything. Finally my mother had to push me to live separately so that I grow up. My parents were fine with us staying separately even before our marriage but I was stubborn to stay together. I'm glad my parents and my wife took care of my marriage and helped me grow up to be a better man. Left to me, I'd have messed up all my relationships and also be surprised ki ye sab kaise ho gayaa.

[@abhinavkumar3398]

Amazing case study series. Thank you sir for this video I have resolved my family problem on the basis of this problem....thanks a lot.

[@amrutapisat5749]

A good video Sir. Pls also make a case study wherein working bahu also helps in household chores yet she is targeted all the time coz all working bahus are nor parasites o n their in- laws. Even we understand situations and try to balance both house and office work. The life in Mumbai is already hectic and despite giving the best, it's the bahu who is targeted especially by mother- in law

[@GajendraSingh-yk3pu]

Great video sir…very practical, relevant to my present situation bcz I am passing with this situation. You are really great guru Ji 👍👍🙏

[@Priyanka_Jaiswal_]

Waiting.... As I m in the same situation

[@abhiography]

Aap kisi k bhai aur kisi k guru. Thank you

[@BrijeshKumar-ct4te]

Exceptional video, fully agree with it. 👏MAG Amrit mera, Vish tumhara. Both side needs to understand that there will always be situation when either side needs the other. The situation need to be looked in totality. As a individual our success is not most of the times only because of us, it is because of the people who support us some times willing or sometimes unwilling but their contribution to our lifes can't be ignored. Gratitude is very important for what we have and always focus on improving our situation in life. We are sometimes not ready to pay the price for the facilities we aspire in life. I think there lies the problem. We want parents when we are in difficult situation but don't want them when we are having good times. We should take ownership of the choices we make in our life. There are choices and it consequences.

[@amolakjhawar1463]

I have watched most of your vedios. They are really eyeopeners. Your studies are deep rooted ,comments are hard-hitting and suggestions are out of box. I wish that your vedios are seen,implemented and appreciated by everyone in their own interest .

[@seemanandan7817]

Very well said sir👍 99℅ men are like these

[@vipulghai10]

Sir. I know only one thing that i have experienced till now in my life. Every person is comfortable in his or her choice of living and for that many games are played. But its not always the Children or Daughter in law who are at fault. Sometimes, parents also don't want to adjust and they blame the current financial scenario of their children. And when you force them to live with you, they say no by answering that they want PEACE OF MIND. This is quite common for Parents living in small cities and children living in big cities or in fact out of INDIA. A Son cannot blame WIFE for everything if PARENTS don't like her at all as she speaks her mind. So, best decision for any son should be to support his WIFE in such a scenario as she will be passing life with him much longer than his or her parents. And if PARENTS have their favourite SON or DAUGHTER then there is no point of any duscussion ...

[@DeepshikhaRamRam30]

Good Answer 👍 well Appreciated

[@priyabhasharma5620]

Absolutely right

[@vipulghai10]

@@priyabhasharma5620 Thanks

[@himanginaik2682]

So true n my summarisation of my life for past 3 years

[@arlynrai]

Sir.. if in-laws are totally financially dependent on u and wants to live with us in our rented accommodation, and in-laws want the daughter in law to serve them all the time.. and try to create conflict between the couple so to rule the house and son’s finances also.. unko kya kahoge

[@sheelamallya4988]

Excellent video on modern family problems! Very fair and practical advice to all the family members! 🙏🙏

[@annipaul91]

Humari saas to churi, bindi, palla se upar nehi uth pati hai. Unke liye ek bahu ka kaam sirf churi, bindi lagage bahu k tarha dikhna or koi v person jo riste me bade hai unke entry and exit me pair choona hai taki wo apne baki ristedaro ko dikha sakhe ki bahu kitni gharelu hai. Aise log baaki baatein kabhi samajh hi nehi sakte.

[@mohitdubey203]

Kal tum bhi unki jagah logi aur tumhari Bahu bhi aise hi KZbin PE tunahre bare me aise hi comment kr rhi hogi 😂

[@amar8574]

😂😂

[@Discoworldbliss]

Aur thoda bhi rebel karne par 10 myths n superstitions +aap feminist (negative version thereof) alag.

[@Discoworldbliss]

Plus baaki working bahuein se comparison alag..unki waali to sube k nashta n raat ka dinner bhi banati h.cook k hote hue bhi😅

[@Hetal28]

Sir thanks for your continued efforts to keep families together in a progressive way. You have a problem solved approach 🙌🏻

[@sahanapk]

It is always better to live in neighborhood. Not in same house. Both wife's and husband's parents should be taken care. But both in near by house. And no one should discuss or criticize unnecessary issues.

[@RAMAS-k8k]

I agree

[@subansirimishra2336]

Good answer you gave to that couple. I am a young daughter in law. But i completely agree with u. Some people will take all the help from their own parents or in laws, like in most cases to raise their children since they are working. But will have 1000 complaints and will speak bad against them. If you have so much bad blood then don't stay with them na.

[@leenatdas]

Its very important that the husband understands this part than in-laws ..They try to manage both and actually its a wrong attempt itself.Couples often suffer staying with in-laws..

[@sourabhchouksey961]

Maza a gya ❤ Dil maage more casestudy🎉

[@graphicpoint4386]

Aap bhut ache Jo real issue topics chedte ho jo wakai thoda controversy hota h

[@urstruly1567]

विषय और वर्णन अच्छा है । गेस्ट बन कर रहते हैं लेकिन आजकल सास खर्च मांगती है चाहे साथ रहो न रहो। घर के हर खर्चे में डोनेशन दो चाहे मामा की बेटी की शादी, चच्चा के बेटे की शादी। समझदार वही माता पिता हैं जो समय रहते बेटे बहु को अलग कर दो ताकि प्यार भी बना रहे और उन्हें ज़िन्दगी समझने का मौका मिले और वे परिपक्व हो जाये और अपनी जिम्म3दरियों का निर्वहन के4 सके। हमारे मां बाप ने 30 साल पहले हमें खुद कहा के बेटा अपनी ज़िंदगी जियो जैसे दूसरे भाई कर रहे, तुम क्यों बंधे रहो हमारे साथ और हमने भी सारे फ़र्ज़ निभाये उनसे दूर रहते हुए भी और वो भी सिंगल अर्निंग करते हुए।

[@arpanmadrecha946]

But if you are not taking from them then do not give them also and also pl be careful before marrying such a person

[@thelittlebirdie5822]

True.. kharcha mangna is constant though we hardly visit them thrice a year. But electricity bill n all hame hi pay karna hota h

[@Miruksar]

This is true...they take money and also expect to wrk as maid

[@sonuarya229]

Very nice...... Same situation kafi logo ki h

[@saumyapunekar8625]

Best video ever ! best to leave seperately from inlaws for own good. Dil has to be strong enough to fight for your rights . Men always want best if both the world's without suffering on health and career .Girl and her parents will always suffer in such marriages .Be smart and sensible to reject the proposals from such men in the beginning 😃👌❤️

[@satviksoni6427]

Baat to theek hai, but there’s always a flip side. Kuch log yeh dekhne ke baad “ baghbaan” chalu kar denge. I have seen parents over dominating or overpowering their beta bahu for staying in their house & hurt thm with showing ehsaan and sacrcasm.

[@arana4886]

Iske upar sir ne kaafi videos banayi hain, conclusion bata deta hun : if parents are toxic and kaafi kalesh hai, live separately, rent or buy, baaki nearby location pe ghar lena, ye easy nhi hoga obviously but this is the best......

[@geetikasingh2770]

True

[@pankajbansal5040]

Bête Bahu ne Near by ghar liya to lanchan laga jaynge padosiyon ke ki nai nai bhyah ke aayi bahu ne bete ko budde maa baap se nyara kar diya .

[@bhawnasingh3530]

Sahi baat hai

[@kriti644]

Bilkul sahi kaha apne

[@jayaramanpr8159]

Indian boys should marry only if they are capable to lead an indepedent life. My daughter is married to Marathi boy and he left her in my house after producing a child because my doninlaw never wanted to stay separately. I am retired without pension.

[@sujathagopal7939]

you have hit the nail on the head. i have always felt that young people should get married only when they are willing to financially support themselves independently from parents.

[@abhijeetpanchal9301]

Some girls do not wish to live with in laws. Then do not expect boys to respect her parents.

[@sujathagopal7939]

@@abhijeetpanchal9301 ... what does not wanting to live with inlawa have to do with respecting them?

[@abhijeetpanchal9301]

@@sujathagopal7939 Never force boy to meet girl parents. Simple

[@abhijeetpanchal9301]

@@ManjisthaDas03 Tomorrow you will force men to be pregnant. Maybe girl education is backfiring in some cases.

[@CAPARTH89]

Then young people will avoid maariage or will delay marriage. Its a disasterous thinking

[@nadeemsmarty]

Perfectly presented all the points.

[@mitenr]

Indian families have evolved a long way from what is being portrayed........ today we see a lot of co-operation and co-ordination between family members in Indian families......these Hum Log series times have gone long back......

[@Avve22]

Thanks a lot for bringing such discussions, being a newly married, we should agree that its always better to stay a little away from either of the parents..

[@niteshc968]

You're doing great job by giving direction to people.

[@Sumansharma-eq5pf]

Sar sunkar sach mein aansu a gaye 🙏🙏🙏god bless

[@bharatr2615]

Extremely true... Mostly aisa hi hota hai...they want to stay with inlaws/parents...but no give back...

[@RAMAS-k8k]

I agree with you sir I suffered for 14 years with my mother in law No freedom Iam working woman No rest for me After coming from work i have to entertain relatives who lived in the same area and my mother in law 's friends This continued for 14 years With the help of my colleague and dear friend iam living separately for the past 10 years Golden time No stress No fight No arguments Peace peace and peace

[@bkumar2386]

Ankh khol rahe ho gurji bohot bada kaam kar rahe ho 🤩 all family members should watch this not in group but individually 🤣

[@AquaGemExplorer]

Waah , Kya baat boli hai Sir 😻👏🏼

[@Tina-gw2ew]

Excellent thoughts shared....much needed for the young generation Who face the age old traditional practices........you touched very practical aspects of marriage. Thanks.

[@nilinimagupta5311]

Great video sir U have touched every aspect in the video of both couples . Pl make atleast one video on case study every week .

[@Homemanagement]

Yes I too want videos on case studies

[@jasmineshah6549]

Really, sir, you nailed it and I am happy that this is something someone is talking about, if we do not understand that then there will be disaster in society.

[@roopadevi3991]

😊😊😊😊😊 yes yahi baat hai sach kaha aapane

[@nehasharma1570]

Hello sir, suddenly some video of yours popped on my screen 15 things to be taught to children...then obviously I liked your video and started scrolling other videos too. This was the 2nd video, any others will follow seeing them. But seeing these types of videos from you is so good to see, I can resonate these things as it happened with me, starting me bahut din tak I cribbed about all these but I couldn't resist or change any thing, but it used to affect me mentally but no change still. Then I stopped cribbing as now I am out of country. But thik hai Jo bhi hua mere sath but aaj apke videos dekh Kar inspiration mil rahi atleast ye ki me galat nai soch rahi thi

[@Mylife1991pihu]

Sir watching your video for the first time. You have explained this situation really well. It's more like councelling to young couple🙏🙏

[@trick5454]

Super video...ye nhi socha tha yt pr is topic pr bhi advice aur case study milegi....keep it up Sir ji

[@abankwar]

You are narrating very practical problem of many households. In modern time, it is even other way where Son and daughter-in-law are the home/ car owners, and then Parents/In Laws come and stay with them and expect house to be run their way

[@shijag007]

Hahaha loved it when u said Kamina. Indeed interesting hearing from you but so true.

[@ashwinisiddhartha6171]

Thanks a million for great video ❤

[@PreetiGopal]

Loved this perspective.

[@punarvasuiamback6578]

Sir you are awesome, outstanding, you are absolutely right sir, brilliant analysis… apka abhinandan 🥰🥰😂😂😂

[@rangerfc1307]

Very interesting perspective, thank you for sharing freely.

[@ashwinisiddhartha6171]

Your all videos are eye opening ❤

[@JagatYagnik]

Beautiful Explanation. 🎉🎉🎉

[@madhuk1111]

excellent perspective guruji !

[@ashabora3932]

Very good. Please bring more case studies

[@godseesthetruthbutwaits]

Yes Guruji very much interested to hear the case studies...

[@abhilok123]

Ye case study jitne bhi lata hai sari high salary walo k baat krta hai.dukhi high salary wale log hi hai

[@syedsufiyan7870]

Well said sir God bless you ❤

[@archanasingh7215]

Awsom..so true 👍🙏🏻

[@thumreesarkar8427]

So true. Respect for this video..

[@NeetaGupta.1979]

💯👌👏👏👏👏👍💐🙏🙏🙏thanks for the video sir

[@nitinbindal2275]

We are going on international ways of life where parents and child will not live together

[@arpanmadrecha946]

And also never talk to each other in those countries it is mutual and understood and sometimes parents even help them in some way whatever possible to get a house if required initially both hus/wife are working mostly but in India it is different you have to still follow some traditional norms and if staying away it is due to toxicity mostly not mutual and sometimes such that is son/wife managed to earn good then they might just not think of ever visiting the parents due to past toxicity in such a scenario I was thinking logically if parents and children relationship is coming to a stage where it could result in a fight then do not understand the logic behind having kids and even pressurizing still the new gen to have grand kids in that case new DINK trend is better to at least avoid continuing disputes for next generation at least current new hus/wife will live their life peacefully till whatever age they live and hopefully they expire before their children have to take care of them in that way there will be no fights and hence peaceful existence

[@userww--aa]

I agree with your analysis. I think this is a socio economic problem. Indian middle class unfortunately lead a very stifled life because they think too much of what others will say. The rich class and poor class ( which by the way are not really poor ) do not care much about these things. I think the need of the hour is to think independently and youngsters need to follow their heart and do what they love.

[@vartikaverma2421]

I am a working women.breakfast n dinner my responsibility. I am paying to maid for taking care of my daughter n for house cleaning n dish cleaning. n many more expenses I am taking care of.but still my mother-in-law always say bad about me in front of their relative.even I take care her also.

[@dailylifeactivities1690]

In same boat...Tkng care f maid,cook,nanny expense,when mil arrives gv everything in hand,do all her shopping,always gv gifts but ek word nhi appreciation ka.

[@Pr21-10]

make them realize that dnt take u for granted.

[@ashalatadhone]

Your presentation is very realistic ji...

[@bealearner5086]

Very nice thoughts sir your daughter in law will be so luckyyy

[@sushilajogi5294]

Numerology per bhi banaye sir kafi time ho gya .all videos awesome 👍

[@SarojPandey-q9o]

Apke sabhi video se gyan mil raha

[@vandanagrover1960]

A very big Salute to yu for trying to keep families together and making them understand each other's value.

[@sonakaushal3130]

Aapki baate sahi h.. mere case me .. kuch alag bhi h.. please reply.. I'm gov job holder bahu.. after marriage in -laws forced me to transfer in their place.. as they'll pamper my child.. now i got transfer in their rural areas.. n now I hv 2 Lil kids.. both of them carry with me on my place too everyday.. no help in this combined family (kunwa of 40 person) mil always saying.. humne kisi ke bacche nhi pale. .. humse kuch nhi hoga..

[@PriyankaPandey-hv4jv]

Same happened with me i came to their place, left my job, and they didn't even care to give me basic things and support.

[@neelamaggarwal4053]

Really this is eye opening

[@nsharma6322]

So much hue & cry over socially-booked weekends??!! Listen to this - I am exceptionally qualified (by social standards), earned more money than anyone else in my household, but I had to leave my job due to my Mother-in-law. She expected me to continue my job, while - 1. Doing household chores till the minute leave for office and resume chores the minute I m back ! 2. Maintain a very low profile since my higher income was triggering her insecurities 3. Should contribute equally to family finances, so that my husband is able to "save" more than me 4. Have kids because they are oh-so-looking-forward to having grand children. But despite a 24 hour house help and a separate aaya (nanny) for the kid i am suppose to handle the kid the minute I enter the house, while she flops infront of TV ! Why ? Because she has raised her kids and now people who birthed the kids should handle their own kids. 5. High attrition of house helps because she would mistreat them grossly despite the fact that I was paying for them ! 6. After all this...bahu is paise k peeche pagal and has ruined the household atmosphere because of her career ambitions!

[@ruchishrivastava7347]

Better live seperately

[@darkfringe]

Bhai. Should not have left the job. Rather acted and enforced your decisions. Seriously this is f-ed up. Get another job asap.

[@syedahasan5494]

Thank you for sharing information. This was very useful. I think all parties should sit together and discuss their problems. Children if living with their parents should contribute financially towards food and bills, and should not abuse parents unless it has already been decided by parents that their children don't need to do it and instead they can save money for their house.

[@ranjitdhinsa8603]

You are so amazing uncle 👏👏🙌🙌 can everyone be so understanding like you

[@shwetapanchal566]

You just speak my heart out🙏

[@studyzoology5543]

I'm suffering from toxic behaviors because I'm working .. and living with in-laws

[@Shital003]

Ekdum right bole sirji .. ek bahu bhi bahot sehti hai esliye hi ki uska pati usko sirf adjusting karneko bolte hai

[@decrypt121]

सरा तमस् हर लिया तीसरी आँख खोल दी आपने तो! जिसने skip कर के देखा वो नहीं समझेगा ये बात

[@vr3216]

Really true the guys are silently slyly lapping it up

[@rahulparashar5017]

Fully agree 💯