Story of an IT family lived in US for 20 Years and been living in India for 10 years | NRI | R2I

[@shashikanthchannagiri8603]

Very good Channel. Thanks for such an effort

[@DesiReturn]

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[@rocky-do6oz6tm9h]

2:10 , 8:59 This guy is so confused. 🤣😂🤣

[@Bees3689]

Congratulations Rajiv ji and Meena ji, good move, nothing like home, we are waiting for our turn in Australia

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. All the best

[@Rk12-w8n]

Don't come here

[@Bees3689]

@@Rk12-w8n shut your up

[@srinivaserukulla6729]

Thank you Avinash for posting insightful videos on “return to India”. Rajiv and Meena I am glad that you made a bold move. Thank you both for your valuable time.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks a lot for the feedback. Glad you liked the videos.🙌

[@atd80]

This family is super cool and calm , really strong and brave decision , which lot of people want take but can’t dare to do it .

[@DesiReturn]

Its not common for people to return from abroad on their own. Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@rayray9996]

Inflation in India is at nonsensical levels for a poor country. Dosa for 150 rs today vs 20 rs in 2004? Housing at US prices in India? What crap. Businesses in India are mimicking the west and try to fleece the public, but salary levels are no where comparable to what they are in other countries. We cannot have so much inflation in a poor and developing country like India.

[@AP-qu8sl]

How much is a dosa in the US? Around 12$ to 13$ easily (more in some places) so 150 is reasonable

[@dr.bijuthomas5386]

​@@AP-qu8slare you actually sane? What's wrong with your reasoning power??? Think clearly... Before commenting... Direct conversion of dollar to rs.

[@yo.yo.8619]

@@AP-qu8slok. You compared dosa, next idly .. next compare home prices and rent prices. Finally compare salary. Then tell

[@AP-qu8sl]

@@yo.yo.8619 lol, he mentioned dosa and hence I compared “dosa”

[@ObscureManifesto]

You don't even have to pay for water, grains and so many other things. In the US we pay a heavy price and tax for everything. If you can't pay your taxes you become homeless.

[@sujatagarud3162]

The lady is more clear in her thoughts and also more articulate.

[@paulamighosal2949]

Best interview, this couple made it seem this whole journey was seamless!!

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching

[@RajeshS-zw7be]

Thank you for sharing the story, both of you so humble, so true, touched my heart, i am in east coast, wish I had meet you or listen channel. Feel proud of you and anchor for bring great story like this. Thank you

[@DesiReturn]

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[@andyvirtual]

If kids are born in US, I think you can move back anytime. It’s a no brainer. It’s a different deal if your kid is born in India and if you still donot have a greencard. Then you are leaving everything behind. In many of your videos - we are talking about people who still have roots in the US.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. If you have more roots in US, it will be tough to move back home.

[@archieravi11]

Highly appreciate the clear and sincere insights provided!

[@DesiReturn]

Gald that you liked it. Thanks for watching and feel free to share to others who can benefit from the content

[@yeshvant170]

Thanks for sharing, but many of these interviews are misleading. Most of them would be having US (non-India) citizenship and kids would be going back to the US for further studies.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and providing your thoughts. Actually lot of interviews in the channel are other way aroundround ( indiam citizens who moved). Intent is to bring stories at different stages of life. Thanks

[@vivekajmera8542]

Could you please share any podcast who moved without citizenship?

[@tusharanand2708]

exactly Yeshvant....these folks have US passports ....

[@cheesepie455]

True and prolly they have huge savings large enough to send their kids to America for college

[@makarandadke7973]

If you are not comfortable at HOME is beyond my imagination... Every country has their own challenges... Positives and Negatives are everywhere.. You are always be an OUTSIDER.

[@vikasbhardwaj455]

The wifey should have spoken through the entire interview. Way more coherent !

[@praveenpoosapati]

Cant agree more.

[@hari2utube2]

I see many of the comments are against the couple which seems to be just the grapes are sore kind of comments. I'm assuming some those folks are at this video just to convince themselves that life outside India is not great. Having said very realistic input from both the couple. It's actually interesting that they moved back when their daughter was pretty young in spite of having green card and US citizenship. Yes they do have the option of going back if they don't like it in India which is the I think primary takeaway here since as humans we want to have options always. Just one note that the guy is not very great at communication. It was so hard to listen to him for long 😊. She's certainly much more outspoken than him and it's clear that the move was more from his side than her and she obviously misses US more than him😊

[@kamalaksh.shenoy]

First, have you renounced your US citizenship? Have your child(ren) renounced citizenship? If NO, then its all hogwash. Quality of material life & professional life in India is pathetic. Law & enforcement in India is best not discussed. Judiciary, people only have contempt for it. All these make a country as first world, which US is. There is nothing wrong in settling in US or other developed country if one gets an opportunity. But faking it for India is hypocritical.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching

[@fwefhwe4232]

why should they renounce US citizenship and start from zero ?? Once you have 5cr / 10cr Rs, Indian quality of life is better than US for equal amount.

[@kamalaksh.shenoy]

@@fwefhwe4232 junk. If u do not understand India, do not talk. If you get into any small trouble in INdia with police (like someone hit u on ur car and its not ur fault), the way u would be looted for money is something best experienced. The legal recourse for just about anything takes decades and drive millionaires into poverty. Its not that in US or other country its cheap but at least its quick unlike here where u keep paying lawyers for decades. Cities are very dusty and dirty. Education is old and archaic. It is rote based edu even in unis (excepts a top few like IIT and its equivalent in law, business, commerce, journalism, history, ...etc.) Medical is like alibaba 40 theives. It is not protocol based treatment in India but it is ur net worth based. So keeping all the privileges of US citizenship and talking big in India is of no use. So renounce first then talk. Or simply state the truth. US citizenship has its own advantage in edu especially funding/scholarship and many other advantages in job, ...etc.

[@brookyogini6625]

@@fwefhwe4232 Due to global taxation followed by the US

[@DesiReturn]

There is no double taxation and also exempt of US tax up to certain limit on global income

[@bharatikoni77]

During old age it’s difficult tasks for Lawn moving and removing snow and in overly old age it’s again difficult to drive self for hospitals and do household work for women’s. This is when they remembered India. So that they get maid. After earning crores n crores u can easily give away some money to tc. This is actual fact and none would like to talk about the it….

[@DesiReturn]

True. Living as an empty nester abroad is very tough

[@poojasingh99999]

The thing which I do not like about USA/UK but many Indians thinks this is the reason why they have settled in USA. Many NRI think they have taken pain to live in west because of their child bright future but they do not realise your kids will have problemetic family life and they may suffer in their middle age by the time you will be gone from this wolrd. They will have to find partner on their own. Indian parent now do not want to marry their kid to those who are born and spend all their life in USA/UK so your kids will on their own like natives but if you look in natives a good percentage of them have relationship problem, many are not bale to find suitable partner by the age of 40. By the time of third generation stable family life condition deteriorates. Not all will have this fate but likelyhood of this is much higher by your third generation in usa than in India. Indian gets influenced by american culture living in India, just imagine how much your kids will be influenced by anglo saxon culture in USA from school. Most of them even religious will have less spritual connection to Hinduism, in India even athesit will have some spritual connection to Hinduism. The school holidays are according to christians. We do not realise how much indirectly this effect the kids and enforce feeling of minority. You are living with confident in USA because you have grown in India among your own people and by the time you gone usa your behaviour is not going to change, even you are miniority you will not have fear of minority in usa. But condition of your second and third generation is completley different. In Anglo saxon culutre the relationship between child and parent is not so deep like in Indian culture. As a result the relationship between your second and third generation will be not so deep like you and your parent. The second and third generation will suffer lonliness more in their old age or after middle age compare to you.

[@jaithak7267]

​@poojasingh99999 lol, disagree. I highly recommend traveling and learning. NRI are more desi and than desis themselves. We fine India a ficticious country since everyone only braggs about cultures and religions, yet no one is human. Everyone is a herd. The disobedient and irresponsible society is worse to bring up children. Indian parents do far better job raising kids than in India.

[@paulphilipose4705]

Congratulations. I wished but did not execute. Great couple.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts

[@thomasthomas-ny6km]

I do not know why this vedio. 99% of people living in US ( Malayalee) never return to Kerala or India in normal. This family may be having different problems. Their children are US citizens. They will go back again. These people are, I think, having IT people. They will go back again to US to reap the fruits there. USA is a very good place for professionals people.

[@sujitppp1]

Kerala looks good only on paper , most literate state etc etc but to live there is very difficult compared to other southern states in India. Even keralites who have lived over 20 years in other states majority don’t return.Guess then what happens to them when they go to us, uk , nz …. No wonder

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your perspectives

[@sindhujaanandn4154]

Many times it's not just about profession/ money / career opportunities. He mentioned about how he got to spend last 10 yrs with his father ! That was really great. Indian family system is well knit and would want the children to stay close by , but parents are not outspoken about this , children don't understand this. So many of them fly and never return back .They conveniently spend money and manage everything from the US. Later stages when u sit back and realise, this time with his father would have been the meaningful one. Money comes next. So always don't paint this kind of genuine narratives with some silly reason of why they moved back. Plus moving back to our mother country is not a crime,it's a blessing !

[@sasisundaresan3746]

It would be nice if this video could have addressed some of the financial aspect questions ? How do you handle your investments ( home, 401K, stocks, bank accounts) from India. Do you have to close everything? Take tax penalty. Or can you do portion of management from India and move back things remotely at a slower Pace??

[@DesiReturn]

Please check 2-3 videos we did in similar topics related to finances on the channel. We plan to bring more content related to these topics in the near future

[@KaranKukreja-g1d]

By what age it gets difficult for kids to adapt in India. We had a good family emergency and that makes me think, we would want to back permanently to India in some time. My daughter is currently 5, will it be too difficult for the child 3-4 years down the line when we would want to move back permanently?

[@DesiReturn]

Its better to move earlier as feasible. Once kids are in middle school it becomes more difficult to adapt. But keep those trips happening and kids excited about spending time in India during holidays and that would help with smooth transition

[@Rainbow_1981]

So basically think long term don't let little things bother you. You'll enjoy your life. Long term goal - living with parents or in-laws, kids education in good/international schools, easy access to healthcare, overall things are cheaper compared to US/ you get help if you want/ more services n professional help. Write down what are your Short term goals : maybe find friends/ social circle, access to groceries, library, parks, at times free activities.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and summarizing your thoughts

[@shivaraml5692]

The very fact that their accent hasn't changed shows they belong here. Otherwise the usually ordinary insecure NRI changes his accent first.

[@sshankar8639]

That's true bro......

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching

[@MrTeslaX]

The are living in India for 10 yrs so definitely accent has changed back to south Indian accent 😃

[@Standard-p4b]

RELAX DIALECTS DICTIONS ACCENTS ARE NORMAL WHEN SHIFTING CULTURAL PLACES DONT WORRY.

[@financialninja3180]

Yep… ordinary insecure NRIs like Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella etc 🤣🤦‍♂️

[@SanghPath]

she looks like younger nirmala sitaraman

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching

[@raamasya8805]

People move for various reasons but Geoarbitrage is generally a financial wise strategy.

[@DesiReturn]

True until you are at stage where the extra money doesn’t add more value

[@rajhandle149]

I moved back to india and am very happy now.. dont feel like going back.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.Would you be open to share your story on the platform?

[@Rk12-w8n]

Why

[@SingaporeBuilds]

Thanks!!

[@MrTeslaX]

Avinash seem very good at communication!

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and for feedback!

[@WORLDCITIZEN2004]

When did they move to India.?

[@DesiReturn]

10 years ago

[@prc6075]

My daughter is in 7th grade and I want to go back to India after living here for 9 years.

[@rosesweet2405]

She's leaning towards the US for activities for kids.

[@ladusingh2141]

Please return. Only dalits muslims and ONCs shoudl be allowed in the US. MOst upper caste are having a hard time living in liberal and democratic societies. Move at the earliest becasue controlling women with patriarchial norms is the essence of brahminism. No one will miss you in the US. AIr India one way ticket

[@xxxx-tb4de]

So go back. What is the issue? No law prevents you from it.

[@subramanyamshankar1767]

please go. what is the problem?

[@coolbreeze2213]

Please don’t wait too long. It is very difficult to do so when they are already in college.

[@satishwaghmare1456]

Very insightful. What is the ideal window to make a move back to India? especially if you are in living in US with 2 kids. I guess i missed the bus, but like to know your views on ideal window for making such a move successful from family(kids here as well as old parents back home) standpoint. I do not want others to miss the bus or this window of returning back to India. Thank you..!

[@DesiReturn]

Glad you liked the episode. Ideally when kids are young and parents are still healthy. Anytime before kids go in middle year, they will adjust very well asss they are visiting India regularly. Good luck!

[@poojasingh99999]

I think move by the time your kids can start going to school in India by class 6 or 7. This will give good time to adapt before 10th borad exam. If good in study than by class 8th is also 0K. The thing which I do not like about USA/UK but many Indians thinks this is the reason why they have settled in USA. Many NRI think they have taken pain to live in west because of their child bright future but they do not realise your kids will have problemetic family life and they may suffer in their middle age by the time you will be gone from this world. They will have to find partner on their own. Indian parent now do not want to marry their kid to those who are born and spend all their life in USA/UK so your kids will on their own like natives but if you look in natives a good percentage of them have relationship problem, many are not able to find suitable partner by the age of 40. By the time of third generation stable family life condition deteriorates. Not all will have this fate but likelyhood of this is much higher by your third generation in usa than in India. Indian gets influenced by american culture living in India, just imagine how much your kids will be influenced by anglo saxon culture in USA from school. Most of them even religious will have less spritual connection to Hinduism, in India even athesit will have some spritual connection to Hinduism. The school holidays are according to christians. We do not realise how much indirectly this effect the kids and enforce feeling of minority. You are living with confident in USA because you have grown in India among your own people and by the time you gone usa your behaviour is not going to change, even you are miniority you will not have fear of minority in usa. But condition of your second and third generation is completley different. In Anglo saxon culutre the relationship between child and parent is not so deep like in Indian culture. As a result the relationship between your second and third generation will be not so deep like you and your parent. The second and third generation will suffer lonliness more in their old age or after middle age compare to you.

[@sreechandra8136]

​@@poojasingh99999very Insightful.

[@satzawesome]

first lets start with the obvious, 40% of graduates in india below 25 are jobless now. so in the future if this does not change we will be close to 50 % or more. In that case would you call the education system a success that you feel your kids will benefit? . Honest question.

[@meetube30]

Was it a visa issue or did they already get gc?

[@DesiReturn]

They are USC. Did you miss it in the episode?

[@bostonlights2749]

I am living in the east coast I agree with the wife's points so much

[@DesiReturn]

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[@ladusingh2141]

@@DesiReturn excellent ethnography of upper caste angst. Can you also find out what they think about democracy and whether the US is more racist while India is just casteist. It would be great to see how these Brahmins are fixing their future

[@RS-ox1vd]

Are you a casteist ? You sound like one

[@ladusingh2141]

@@RS-ox1vd Let me give you a test and see if you are really an upper caste bigot: Are you for reservations and will you argue for it to be extended to the private sector. If the answer is NO. I understand your politics. Are you for the caste based census ? If the answer is NO. You are making your politics even more clearer. Are you willing to shout Godse Murdabad ? If the Answer is No, then all the more clearer about your upper caste prejudice bias and hate against us. You people are the most pampered minority in India. Now busy gaming the liberal democratic system in the WEST. After exploiting the dalit and tribals and making OBCs work on producing your food you people think that we have no right to free ourselves from you exploitation and hate. But the wheels are turning and its a matter of time before we sort out your dirty politics and hate. Jai Hind Jai Bhim

[@revs2023]

Considering the consideration, what I can say is, I mean, let me put it this way, so what it all comes to is that....finally.... Your questions are too long. Making it short would make it interesting to watch. Editing the guest's rants will also help.

[@DesiReturn]

Haha… thanks for the feedback. Always room for improvement and be better than yesterday!!

[@sanjeetbasra7712]

If you want to move back why do people come to usa on first or is it the citizenship status which is so lengthy?

[@DesiReturn]

People at different phases of life want to do different things. While young, travel around and then later that priority might change

[@sushagni1933]

People do so for many reasons. Why do people travel the world?

[@sushagni1933]

US citizenship, I had green card, advised by an international lawyer in California that in my case, it was best to get rid of the green card asap. Done and Dusted. No regrets.

[@CaptainAmerica-t8b]

You should ask how much networth they are at when they decided to move, tbh, these all are side talks, the real game is the exchange rate, what wver u have gets ×6 or ×8 when you go back to India, and of course, India is the best country for those whose pockets are full, as then you have the law and everything by your side.

[@umauppl9921]

HI Can you give more info on logistics I am planning to move next month looking for moving my baggage not heavy

[@DesiReturn]

By flight or ship with universal relocations or SFL or many more if time is not critical

[@umauppl9921]

@@DesiReturn Thanks for your reply I am not in hurry i have 4 bags 100 kgs items including clothing only

[@anilprasanna]

Will never go back to a country which respects Narayan Murthy who pays 2 dollar per hour salary for engineers sucking 98 dollars as commission in between. On top of that he demands 70 hours work week when paying only for 40 hours. As long as such chronic capitalists are given a free hand, hard working middle class will end up dying on the streets with peanut salaries. My cousin in law who passed away with a cardiac arrest at 33 was not even reimbursed for death certificate cost of 10 dollars by Infosys. HR said they are not in the business of transporting dead bodies back to India. Not to mention both of Murthy's kids quit India long back and are not returning even when Mr. Murthy is 78 and showing all signs of dementia.

[@londonds91]

His business generates hundreds of thousands of jobs in India, and you?

[@anilprasanna]

@@londonds91 His over working and under paying business is in fact killing hundreds of thousands of people with cardiac arrests and you even more by supporting such monsters. China CEO told employees to keep their support phone on 24 hours and she is not their mother to be concerned of their health. And she was made to publicly apologize. Narayan Murthy is demanding 70 hours per week and shameless people like you will support such statements. Sad Indians do not care for their own fellow countrymen.

[@anilprasanna]

@gauthamvasudeva9271 Sorry you are wrong. Narayan Murthy is just one of such chronic guys. I am a living example of how Murthy gave 25 thousand rupee salary sucking up 95 % commission from end client and now I earn 80 dollars per hour working for the end clients in USA directly with a Andhra staffing firm as commission agent who sucks only 20 % commission. India is not about Ambani wedding my friend. Indians are talented but peanut salaries by chronic capitalists dissuade people from returning back to India. Cheap labor concept has to go.

[@anilprasanna]

@gauthamvasudeva9271 But FAANG has a product. What does WITCH have? Wipro, Infosys, TCS, CTS, HCL?? All you need is a 20 % commission agent in between to ensure more end client dollars are in your pocket as you work for any of the fortune 500 companies in USA as IT techie. You do not need INFOSYS as implementation partner dictating terms to you. Instead of working for 14 hours a day for 1 dollar per hour, work for 7 hours a day for 80 dollars per hour.

[@poojasingh99999]

By your logic a person will earn just 12800 per month if they are paid 2 dollar per hour. Client allow infosys to increase head count by stanadard calculation of work 40hr per week per head. Infosys pay less to new joiners who needs some training and they are attached with senior who are working on project and get annual salary above 8 lakh. Many freshers are not good to start work immediately even as junior. The reason for this in engineering college in india people are not ready to even work as junior techie on client projects. I have seen few of them who were just ready to work as junior after 2 years on client project. I have guided few my relative on things like what they should learn to work independetly on project as junior dev. I never worked with infosys. This is good for those who take time to learn skill to start as junior on client project as this buy time and also they get payment. But it is bad for those who are already ready after college to work on client project. I do not like infosys but looking at this I appreciate infosys and tcs as this help lots of techie in IT to buy time and stands on their own legs in their carreer and change job after experience and exposure and move to good pay rise in other companies. This is not appreciation post for infosys but accpeting the fact that many people will lost job due to lack of skill and willnot get chance to survive in IT. This is due to indian college education systemm where theory is focussed more than practiclas. The things are changing, many students are skilling themselves on their own from college time. So this model of infosys and tcs will not work for long time.

[@puffythecutie7524]

I lived in us for 12 yrs and been india for 12 yrs and I can tell you the wrong decision to come to India. Now by next year I will be leaving for another country permanently.

[@DesiReturn]

Oh interesting. Curious on what experiences you had that made your decision.

[@thumpmusician340]

😂😂 💯 I mean, it’s common sense. Why would any sane person come back to a third world country from a first world country

[@nuranichandra2177]

I hope their children too stay in India and not move to the US

[@krishnam8872]

Why do you think so?

[@nuranichandra2177]

@@krishnam8872 why not? India is booming with opportunities so why go elsewhere? When they grow up their parents will become old and will need physical help. Who else can they depend on but their children. What’s wrong with you?

[@krishnam8872]

@nuranichandra2177 when asking your perspective it doesn’t mean something’s wrong with you or me. I have been seeing and checking a lot of messages and videos regarding this topic since we are planning to move back to India with our kids after living here for more than a decade. Dont read between the lines, all the questions are not derogatory, they might be looking for an elaborate explanation.

[@MalladiSankar]

Yes it's a genuine question. I don't understand why we get offended if the question is asked with no bad intention at all...

[@MalladiSankar]

​@@nuranichandra2177 we can't or should not ever demand or force our children to stay back in India just so that they can look after us. It's kind of selfish in my perspective... We have to let our children explore, experience and grow on their own and we should provide our unconditional support. It should be their wish to live wherever they like...

[@pradeepkumarvt6676]

People who move back to India later they turn as US citizens or Canadian citizens or GC have always flexibility and advantage if they want to go back, I respect though. But mad respect to folks who move back to India when they are in visa! It is not an easy decision

[@DesiReturn]

Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts. Moving back is NOT an easy decision at all and only few who make it happen.

[@poojasingh99999]

Pradeep those who moved back are lucky. This is belessing in disguise. The thing which I do not like about USA/UK but many Indians thinks this is the reason why they have settled in USA. Many NRI think they have taken pain to live in west because of their child bright future but they do not realise your kids will have problemetic family life and they may suffer in their middle age by the time you will be gone from this wolrd. They will have to find partner on their own. Indian parent now do not want to marry their kid to those who are born and spend all their life in USA/UK so your kids will on their own like natives but if you look in natives a good percentage of them have relationship problem, many are not bale to find suitable partner by the age of 40. By the time of third generation stable family life condition deteriorates. Not all will have this fate but likelyhood of this is much higher by your third generation in usa than in India. Indian gets influenced by american culture living in India, just imagine how much your kids will be influenced by anglo saxon culture in USA from school. Most of them even religious will have less spritual connection to Hinduism, in India even athesit will have some spritual connection to Hinduism. The school holidays are according to christians. We do not realise how much indirectly this effect the kids and enforce feeling of minority. You are living with confident in USA because you have grown in India among your own people and by the time you gone usa your behaviour is not going to change, even you are miniority you will not have fear of minority in usa. But condition of your second and third generation is completley different. In Anglo saxon culutre the relationship between child and parent is not so deep like in Indian culture. As a result the relationship between your second and third generation will be not so deep like you and your parent. The second and third generation will suffer lonliness more in their old age or after middle age compare to you.

[@akashch3194]

Please ask one question not a time.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for the feedback and i will keep it mind in the future episodes

[@jessaabraham]

What they did is good for them maybe but not for everyone. Make proper moves.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Yes everyone's situation is different. Goal of channel is to provide enough information for people who are considering to move or not make the right decision for them. We are not encouraging people to move or stay abroad but different experiences and factors to consider. Thanks

[@SAnuradha-f5k]

Yes. My husband's elder sis came back with her husband as her in-laws wanted them to(getting old). She acted like such a sacrificial lamb, accepting the decision, then kept torturing everyone (she used to say "Your country" also), crib and crib and find fault with our country. Took my life out by daily torture and took it out on us, never let us be, Interfering , meddlesome, narrow minded creature. My husband I suffered/suffering. NRIs , please make an informed decision. Both spouses should.

[@jessaabraham]

@@SAnuradha-f5k that seems rude and gaslighting for you to minimize her situation. Everyone has their journey.

[@moneyybuilderr5283]

India is best place to stay if u have enough money

[@MrRsuman123]

OUCE Karan Johar (aka) Avinash Peddi..Great going to good to see on this platform...All the best my friend!!!

[@DesiReturn]

😂 Thanks buddy!! Hope the content helps families with their desi return decision and process!

[@RKagora862]

I think Austria is best place on planet to build your dream

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Any specific reasons?

[@RKagora862]

Their behaviour is just like saints they r least bothered what u doif u do ur job perfect it's very ok for them initially every thing seems to be tough but as months pass by everything will be smooth 😊

[@bglr2783]

If you listen to most of these people who return they might be having issues in their families or visas or something or the other. Very few come back to India because they like most things about India. The number of people surrendering their Indian citizenship is at record high currently. This was not the case in the past. Democracy is degenerating in India along with it everything eg. foreign policy. If a war comes, India is surrounded by China.

[@DesiReturn]

There are lot of people who moved to India not due to visa issues or family issues but who believe in Indian ecosystem. I agree it's only a minor % though.

[@bglr2783]

​@@DesiReturni said most of them. There might be a very small minority which returned for other reasons. But again if you look at it, they will be citizens of other countries and will have the buffer to return if needed. The number of people surrendering Indian citizenship is at record high number now. That speaks of something for sure.

[@successaprocess]

Democracy is degenerating ? Foreign policy? China? Seems you are just finding reasons .

[@Archeeez]

If a war happens...not comes.

[@jigarmehta5397]

It's a great idea to spend six months in India and six months in the US. The freedom to come to India whenever you want and stay as long as you like is truly enjoyable. India definitely feels like home-a perfect place to unwind, relax, and enjoy. We've worked hard in the US, so my plan is to spend six months in India.

[@SneakiNinja80]

Go to India only when you become financially independent.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@Real-comment-unreal-name]

Stop saying “return back”. Return = going back, so you are saying going back back 😂

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching. 😄Thanks for pointing out

[@RVS6971]

Did he have a green card ? May be he moved back bcse no chance of green card

[@DesiReturn]

Have you listened to the entire story? They were US citizens and moved not due to immigration issues

[@mohna6264]

very prescriptive stance..."do this", "think like that"....would've been more effective if they had shared more real examples of how they adjusted, things that worked, things that did not, day to day challenges - for example, when 18:11 the guy says, "life is not perfect" it would have been nice to give instances when they felt so rather than hammering the point about 'knowing why you want to come back'...the interviewer could have asked them to illustrate (interviewer needs to be more relaxed, and carry on a conversation rather than Q&A format)

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. You have to balance the act of hitting the key areas in ~ 30 min and not let conversation drag on. I prefer conversation style and would pay extra attention.

[@SingaporeBuilds]

Good one!

[@DesiReturn]

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[@PradeepKumar-vs3sb]

Without lot of money NRIs can't survive in India.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@bharatvaidya10]

First 30sec kuch kam karo. Bit boring

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching. It's intro for new people and returnees can skip. But we will keep it mind and see what we can do. Thanks for feedback

[@jaggarao2312]

Video is lengthy.. it should have been shorter..!!

[@DesiReturn]

We plan to do shorts that cover specific points but as a podcast the videos are about 30 min

[@lakshganesh4776]

It is not a useful discussion for the following reasons.. 1..They are still US citizens otherwise she cant work for a US company. 2.physically staying in India but not being a citizen is hypocritcal at best. 3. All these talks about culture and taking care of parents etc etc all is an eyewash. 4.Finally never trust anyone who returns back to the lavilion after spending 2 decades.. Whatever they say will never be clear and truthful.

[@DesiReturn]

1. No need to be USC to work for US company in India. Lot of Indians for US based companies in India 2. Tax paying resident 3. Priorities are different for different people 4.There are quite few people who fall in that category for either retirement or for kids etc

[@Dinosaurtv2015]

I am Indian Canadian. Still I agree with your points. Make sense.

[@sreechandra8136]

Your points doesn't make any sense.

[@rnskfamily7672]

After ayodhya inauguration and bharat renaming I expect over 3 million Indians to return over next 3 yrs as layoffs rock western world and they all coordinate recession. Whiteman designed this for indians to return. I also expect foreign made products and services get more attractive for consumption in India. Deals will be signed in world trade organization and west will come to sell more products and services over next 3 - 5 yrs.

[@coolbreeze2213]

It is not all bad though. Standard of living in India is steadily increasing much like in China in the early nineties.

[@bharatikoni77]

I wish in future our Indian Govt should ban them to rerun back. People now a days always want profit in everything. Including personal life.

[@trust699]

If US ban…India go bankrupt

[@vp2068]

Here from USA ... Feedback : Very lengthy questions IMO the couple is full of trash talk, the guy seems to be cool though

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for the feedback. Again please appreciate that guest took time to share their journey for the benefit of others. if you didn't like, you are welcome to skip it. Will be mindful of questions.

[@lakshganesh4776]

For people wishing to watch this video spoiler alert.. They are Americans living in India😂

[@DesiReturn]

But they are tax paying residents of India 😊

[@jigarmehta5397]

What is the harm is staying in both your homes India and US ? people go to US to make money their heart is always in India once they have money they can come back

[@ladusingh2141]

This channel should be retitled: Instead of Desi Return it should be 'When Upper caste Hindus decide to play Both sides'. Interesting how their last names have been withheld. Pure politics here. Because this is very clear in how they are talking. Last ten years in India has been hell for Muslims and Dalits and democracy in general. These guys live in lalaland. Of course why should they be involved in politics you will ask. But that is why India has been turned into a nightmare where only upper castes now have the life they want which is to get minorities screwed and dalits humiliated. How can you not mention the fact that India's culture and food has been turned Majoritarian by constantly gutting the constitution. These are typical of the people who would have said lets not speak against Hitler because that is politics and it does not matter what he does to the Jewish people becasue thats politics. Lets just eat our sambar and make sure that the kid gets a quality education. Life is just an idily away from Happiness. Pathetic upper caste insularity. But a good channel to expose this upper caste mind set. Thanks

[@Indicthoughts898]

Ok so let’s discuss this. Muslims and Dalits lives have gotten worse? Muslims Haj is cheaper, monopoly of vendors is removed from haj products, instant theen talak has been removed. More reservation has been brought in for backward classes, by digitizing direct payments are made to the downtrodden removing corruption, toilets have been made across the country etc. the only people not directly befitting are upper caste Hindus but when infrastructure is built all are benefited so they are also befitted. India is racing towards becoming 3rd biggest economy. Gadgari ji has done a fantastic job with infrastructure. So other than the ones who want to see India fail everyone has benefitted. You are spewing castist venom but aren’t we all supposed to remove caste discrimination? If you don’t adjust your mindset only you will suffer. The fact less opinions are only encouraged in echo chambers not the real world.

[@unnikrishnan-hi3ib]

@ladusingh..Who is in Lalaland...upper caste Hindus are struggling to get good education and job because of SC/ST.They are getting good jobs and admissions in good colleges with less marks. One of my student who studied day and night and got good marks 96% ddnt get admission in his favourite college / but his sc friend who got jst 54% gt admission in the same college .He asked us what s the point in working hard and studying ...when someone snatches ur opportunity without any hardwork

[@ladusingh2141]

@@Indicthoughts898 I dont normally respond to Andha Bhakts but since your facts are so hilarious let me just give you a couple of international stats on India . India is no longer considered to be even a democracy. The V-Dem institute for the first time ever lists it as an electoral autocracy. That is just for starters. Check out India's position on the Human rights index. 109 lower than several banana republics. As far as those toilets running without water, I have personally seen how they have cooked stats. Dont give us garbage. Muslims dont care for Haj, so even if cheaper. Who cares. You need to stop this communalism this hate that is spewed out regularly and killing of minorities with gau rakshaks and raping dalit women like at Hathras. Oh yes Yogi government killing people in encounters under police watch. Which friggin world you live in. Upper castes are losing their sanity with this Guju mafia. of Modani. Good you have exposed yourself as an upper caste hater of minorities and dalits and obcs. Shame on you.

[@mindguru22]

Wow you only know how to write but unfortunately you only know how to think parochially. You have no sense of reality and are used to parroting the lines of others and that to without any rationale thinking. Please stay safe and don’t blow up.

[@RS-ox1vd]

Why are you exposing yourself as biased, anti certain communities, bigoted anti national person