The History & Dreams of My Family | Dr. Nene Talks with Parents | Epi. 2

[@Suhanagold]

Madhuri is extremely lucky to marry this guy . That’s the best decision she made ever

[@SaasBahuFoodVlogs]

Doctor we marathi crowd also are watching let her speak in Marathi she is speaking so elegantly marathi don't interrupt her please ❤

[@meghapatil5987]

Yes.... Right

[@bhavanadusane7034]

आई चे मराठी बोलणे किती गोड आहे... इतकी वर्षे us मध्ये राहूनही मराठी विसरल्या नाही. Good. 👍👍

[@himaniparasnis4080]

That's true

[@maitreyakadkol7793]

कोणी आपली मातृभाषा विसरत नाही. मीही ३० वर्ष महाराष्ट्रात राहूनही कन्नड विसरलो नाही. आजही घरी कन्नड बोलतो.

[@dsouzadavid80]

Mom is the STAR of this video. Talkative, Well spoken and Smart lady. Middle class Maharashtrian in those days wouldn’t take chances. Very few could do it and did better. Risk taking attitude is Gujrati community, then Marwari, Punjabi, Bengalis..

[@susheeladahiya-l2e]

Right 👍

[@shailendradivekar2348]

Sir, your mother is still with roots. She is a great personality and has the strongest memories.👍

[@DrNeneOfficial]

So nice of you

[@AjitJoshi686]

Roots in Hindu colony Dadar 😊

[@sohanjadhav007]

किती गोड आहेत आई बाबा डॉक्टर साहेब तुमचे .एकेतच राहावं वाटतं. खूप मस्त वाटल्या गप्पा . भाग्य लागतं एवढे गोड parents असण्यासाठी.......❤❤❤❤❤

[@ananyavartak5549]

I am indian origin American, just coming to listen to your parents. As a mother, it gave me meaningful insights on how to raise my daughter in America. Thank you so much for putting your parents' journey in front of us. When my daughter will be teenager i am going to make my daughter listen to this interview to understand marathi values. Please allow your parents to talk in marathi, its more fun to listen to them in marathi.

[@DrNeneOfficial]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@sachinaghanekar]

No no no no ! Do Not interrupt her 😎🙈😁 she is your mom ! Momma knows it all😊 and she sounds exactly like my sister in PA 😀 gosh ! She is sooooooooo sooooooo soooooo proud of her roots, her accomplishments and her husbands accomplishments!!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@kavitajadhav490]

Madhuri married the right guy n nice family 💖

[@ashaj2492]

U didn’t lose 20 yrs of life. Being a doctor thru perseverance and hard work and then serving people and saving lives daily is nothing compared to any startup you are saying. To help people thru ur job is a blessing in disguise, we as doctors feel that, that’s why we chose this profession. Of course in midlife u can incorporate ur knowledge with and improvise it to different fields, that’s what u r doing now.

[@devendrakalap7024]

The whole session was like sitting next to your own Aaji - Aajoba (Grandparents), who are narrating you the city life of their era back then...its awesome! We need more such videos from you & MD ma'am in Marathi now, because that's how you come closer to your people. How many agree to this?

[@Suhanagold]

How humble and nice Dr Nene and his family is . That’s why we like him . I am so glad he made a channel and connected with us . We saw different side of him . Keep these episodes coming . We love it ❤

[@2010Melodies]

The more I heard them the more I loved them both.Both your mum and dad!

[@aparnajoshi2670]

We would love to hear your parents Dr. After so many years of stay in US they are speaking so fluent Marathi🎉❤ and their journey is inspirational

[@sarikasahasrabuddhe2]

Everything happens for a reason…my generation still believes that…just find GOOD in everything and you will be fine. Great conversation. ❤

[@Priya-tk9nq]

Been to London for Almost a lifetime, but look at their attire, such a knowledgeable and Cultured Family!

[@gaurijadhav7940]

I love your bond with your parents and they two have a good equation with you like friends and thats so impressive.

[@PradnyaBedekar-q4v]

Good to listen to senior Nene, they must have faced hardships in there early days as first immigrants. Good to see u been brought up so well and also ur kids are now doing well. Our best wishes to U and Madhuriji and ur whole family.

[@Shanasaran1004]

25:30 hard hitting part of the episode😢. Those 20 yrs are the rewarding yrs of ur life by saving many lives doc. And dadiji was full of life while narrating their anecdotes❤❤❤.. As always respect to u dr.nene 👏

[@tumnali82]

Your dad is so wonderful… very soft spoken and respectful of others…and so knowledgeable.😊

[@pallaviji159]

So sweet to listen to prominent voices of the people who played a pivotal role in your upbringing. My grandparents lived in Kushawar building right next door , it was a lovely area to grow as grandchildren. Can’t wait to hear more of such sweet tales.

[@princessayesha21]

Another Heart melting and Touchy conversation between the wonderful parents and genius son, when you cherish your past with such admiration and respect, you are indeed a grounded and a genuine people. Respect ❤️👏🏻🫡 to you and parents Sir.

[@DrNeneOfficial]

You are so kind

[@RaghavPatil-w9n]

feel very nice after listening to your mom and dad

[@Khaski2023]

Thanks for the candid chat. Absolutely loved it for keeping it real.

[@DrNeneOfficial]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@savitapatankar2714]

It's quite interesting to see you interacting with your parents. Very warm gesture ,affection, love , bonding and down to earth attitude towards your parents! Really appreciate it.👍🏻

[@imparijat]

Dr.Nene Please do more such episodes, we would love to see them more ... Felt like listening to my own grandparents, so soothing .

[@MaithiliJoshi-y4o]

Beautiful family . The story is so relatable . The values and the principles makes it all .

[@tantravision]

Knowing Madhuri and her family so well as neighbors from JBN, I can easily say that she married the right guy, with lovely family. Everything happenes for a reason 😊 Wish you all good luck in life.

[@pratibhadeshpande8288]

Madhuri’s choice is excellent 🎉

[@ashishparashar4596]

And how is Madhuri

[@rohnegi]

An Indian American -doctor living in US who also happen to have a teenage son ....I found this really helpful. Thanks. I have a question which i always had in mind.... how did a guy like you decided to marry Madhuri who was an actress!!

[@L20241]

Same caste good family they must have heard?!

[@radhikak231]

It was pleasure to see your parents. I really enjoyed the conversation. Also your father and my father are cousins. Your grandmother Rangu aajji is my Father’s Aatya…..I remembered you and Anu kaku came to dive-agar…I think you were in middle school that time. My 🙏🏼🙏🏼Namaskar to Madhav kaka and kaku.

[@Roocha9]

It is gratifying to witness a constructive conversation between you and your parents. Their experiences, coupled with your own, are truly remarkable. Arin and Ryan will undoubtedly forge their own paths, and you have established an exemplary model for all of us in various aspects of life. We eagerly anticipate your upcoming recipe episodes.

[@betsyferrao2953]

Dr.Nene appreciate your ideas you put out for others to listen Your parents too are very extrovert broardminded Thank for sharing your history n views ❤🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jehanbib1465]

Your Mother is amazing lady , has phenominal memory..

[@pgupta24]

What I liked about this interview was : that this seemed like a genuine conversation - no fake 'fillers' - I particularly like the articulate, very intelligent mother. I wish we could hear more from her - marathi is fine- as long as there are english or hindi subtitles!

[@shamiagokhale]

This feels like a conversation at the dinner table at my home. It was beautiful listening to your parent's experiences and brings back memories of my grandparents' conversations. The conversation is a reassurance of how a humble upbringing and a drive to education can take oneself and future generations to a path of unparalleled success in achieving dreams!

[@charmainevaz]

I believe that EQ takes over and that real life skills is important… EQ brings with it core skills of passion, empathy, and the desire to make a mark. I thank my Indian upbringing for the person i am the values i have and the ethics to bring to the work i do.

[@sayalinagle5442]

Dr.Nene you truly represent maharashtrian immigrants ..... Now we know where you come from...i have become a big fan of you( i m already a big fan of Madhuri maam)

[@poojamitra3990]

Dr Nene… pls get them to Hyderabad… they will be happy. Very genuine family conversation…. It just makes me feel that wherever we are we are so similar

[@violetmonis9255]

DrNene , I really enjoyed the interview . I too being a senior, understand that as parents we want the best for our kids . But the one thing I remember is my mum telling me way back in the 70ties . Make sure your career path is one that can help your grow , and get the meals on your table . Do what you have to do with a passion and drive that can sustain you. And that’s what I have said to my daughter. Supporting her every Step of the way .

[@pratibhadeshpande8288]

Ram you are a gentleman, a good son , a good husband & a good father. Your parents are amazing so does your sons . Wife is still a Dhak Dhak girl , amazing story!

[@spj8686]

such a wonderful and educated family....I like the bond you three have.....god bless

[@hpoornimarao]

Dr nene, the topic is well chosen & gives us info abt ur roots. We hv no trouble or problems in listening to ur parents travel, education & family background.

[@TheGawankar]

It’s great to see you and your parents talk about all the journey. Very relatable. Your mom’s comment after you said you wasted 20 yrs of your life was excellent “everything happens for a reason” that tells us she is the backbone why you are what you are at this time.

[@nareshsuryavanshi5088]

I feel in their ERA they did the right thing and You doing it for your kids is also right... It's the need of the time...parenting moulds accordingly....

[@predatorplays824]

Very genuine and real conversation!! Love looking back at life and learning from it

[@preetid7779]

For the longest time...I wanted my Baba to tell us his story of evolution when he left home at 16...He spoke very little about life unlike my mother who told us every small n big things in her life... But unfortunately dad passed away at 62...mom has got symptoms of dementia.... This interview is so important for a person ....the smallest decisions made by our parents ,the hardships they went through to get us educated and then sustain till they see their 3rd generation....such chats by dads in particular are very important as they speak lesser than moms...here too😊 Moms looove to talk and so they do😁 Dare not interrupt her😊 Ashya gappa bghne khup refreshing ahe.. Thank you Dr.Nene🙏❤

[@shilpakhadilkar1893]

This is so wholesome❤ thank you so much for letting us in. I felt like I’m sitting with my family in our living room!

[@avantijoshi9934]

I love your bond with your parents old goldendays of their life just great thanks mam sir such wonderful thoughts about education goold golden era people us happy to listen i use to talk to my dad same my mum i love to talk in their days they came from thanks soo much Dr nene 💐🙏

[@dimpledubey5200]

It is so heartwarming and at the same time so nurturing and motivating for all generations to learn and imbibe from our parents and their shares of struggles in their times..I would wish my children to respect and learn from their elders and have a path of their own....

[@124tripathi4]

The simplicity you guy's have is remarkable.....aunty is 💎

[@janhavirao7006]

Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation with your parents and it reminded me of my parents in so many ways! I also, got to understand that your pivot from Medicine was a planned bold decision to go into business. I have a similar story but the other way around! Worked as an engineer for 15 years and then joined medicine to finishing as an MD Internal medicine in upcoming June😊

[@PreetiSingh-20]

Lovely example form you Dr Nene love hearing you and seeing how respectful you are 😊

[@muktasatarkar5947]

Amazing videos , both ! Really enjoyed the content .Respects and regards to your wise intelligent parents !

[@nmkale4553]

Your parents are gem. With all due respect to you Dr. Nene, it is indeed disheartening to understand from you are mentioning on a public channel that you lost 20 years of your life. Parents always strive hard to give the best to their children as you are to your children with your understanding ! Jai Shri Ram !

[@creativepassionanddeepaliK27]

This is one of your best ever with your parents.❤❤ Its so nice to see the different generations sharing thoughts. we would love to see more of such videos with your mom and dad and would like them to share their wisdom on everything. Madhuri is so lucky to have such a wonderful family.

[@akankshamittal7755]

I think u did great because you are an amazing son more importantly than a professional. Ur parents are inspiring and mom is so cute and sassy!! Thanks for being so open for this dialogue…Dr Nene - please don’t think u lost 20 years - u have gained so much being a doctor- touched so many lives. I saw a slight sadness in ur dad’s face when u said that…please reassure him like you did again…

[@PrashannaBhandary]

Absolutely lovely hearing all of you.. Inspired me a lot.. Thank you so much!

[@dayaparsa7847]

Namaskaram Dr Nene! From cold, sunny Denver Colorado. This is always an ongoing debate as to what kids ought to pursue , especially in East Asian communities. In spite of what you wanted to do, your acknowledgment that parents worked hard to make you a great doctor. Times are changing, and opportunities are getting to be of varying interest and so kids decide what they want.. but in all that said, even with you as parents would perhaps nudge kids to pick a profession that gives better stability! Right?

[@anushreejoshi3265]

hello.. education is always the priority with COBRAs.. your father had the courage and strong will to go out and study and earn. well said by your parents.. my best wishes to NENE family

[@albertscala]

Quite a family conversation! Your dad's understated style is alluring while your mom's poise is elegant! Keep going.

[@bhartishah8048]

this part 2 video is also awesome with Dr Nene s parents giving wisdom nuggets for us .a heart warming conversation ❤🤗Thank you 🙏 dr Nene

[@nitawalia4790]

Sir you have good values of life from parents, coming generations good lesson ,thanks for sharing your life time memories.Waheguru 🙏🏻

[@seemasapre398]

So simple and elegant talk , wishing all of you healthy and happy lives ahead, thank you for sharing

[@meenalthete]

I admire the way your parents are very much indian at their values though they have stayed overseas for so long. Pioneers for all the parents who are raising the children outside India and they can learn a lot from them

[@aparnarajwade8990]

Nice to hear the conversation. The Marathi culture, the roots, the upbringing, equality as both parents are equally taking part in the lessons of life journey.

[@Patience-42]

Dr Nene I love this series it’s such a refreshing change from videos and it’s so genuine love it ❤

[@sayalisoundankarpune]

Its lovely to hear your parents and even your sharing of wasted 20 years. Look forward to hear more!

[@aartibhatt4399]

So humble n knowledgeable,high regards to both yr parents,we enjoyed the episodes. I remembered my Dad as Dad resembles n speak like him .❤

[@sarahanwar8854]

This is so interesting! I love hearing their stories and all of you guys talking about it together! Thank you so much for sharing😊❤️

[@vrundajoshi3514]

Nice to listen both parts...lovely interaction... About self made educational progress and job.. Their simple yet straight approach is also good one.. And How they have raised you is the Best!!! 😊

[@kiwishiv]

Loved the conversation, Doc. My take on your point about wasting 20 years is leaning more toward your parents' viewpoint. They made the best decision at that stage keeping in mind the probabilities of success for their son and, in the long run, it's worked out well so there shouldn't be any cause for regret. The road might have been a lot bumpier if you had tried the start-up route when you didn't have a sound financial background. The financial safety net tends to help in better decision-making and facilitates the ability to stick it out even if the going is tough.

[@smitaprabhu4179]

Loved listening to your parents dr nene. God bless you all❤

[@GreatBestBag]

Wonderfully heartfelt discussion with your parents Dr Nene. Thank you for sharing these.

[@anjalishintre2596]

Thank you for sharing such your lovely connections with parents ❤️

[@raduvedi]

Thanks for sharing their experiences. We loved hearing them too. Truly appreciate your efforts and sharing the invaluable experiences 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@shardulpatil2910]

Great conversation!! Would like to watch more videos with your parents

[@bijalpatel113]

Excellent journey of your parents loved it was so happy to hear when she mentioned Nadiad that’s where I was born and raised till I moved to USA. Looking forward for next episode!!

[@deepakdeshmukh5611]

We are grateful for such an eye opening conversation. In this generation kids need to have such a strong conversation and relationship with their parents to achieve their goals. Whatever we learn and gain knowledge is never wasted, in one or the other way it gets useful- the way Sriram Sir used his medical knowledge and started up his business. Thank you Sir and gratitude to elderly Nene family for developing the sensibility in all of their kids to choose the right path.

[@DineshKumarK-m2f]

Initually found him to be a little high headed but later once went through the while episode found the whole to be highly cultured & humble family, Hence there is an old adage ie' never judge the book by its cover ' Enjoyed watching it after a long time as this brings in our old memories of our family also ,felt connected , God bless,

[@dd-yc8zi]

Great topics for discussion. We want to hear more. It’s addictive. Please add many more episodes with your parents. Both of them are so brilliant 😊 👏

[@jenniferrebello8113]

Its a very interesting conversation, very relevant to parents and teenagers alike - it brings forth the parents understandable desire to see their children pursue well trodden paths so that they succeed and do well in life vs the teenagers dream to pursue their interests which may or may not result in financial success/stability.

[@Neha_Kelkar2887]

Loved the each and every bit of this conversation. Nene kaku looks very beuatiful reminds me of Queen Elizabeth II ! She has old world charm, personality and aura ! Nene Kaka is so intelligent and calm person ! .We would love to see episode 3 and we would love to meet Nene kaku in some functions like BMM etc USA. Exicited to meet them in future! Love from Charlotte,NC

[@varsharadia6463]

You parents area GEM and they raised a GEM ❤

[@floraraj982]

Let ne also add this, you and your family are a great example of how to show respect, love and stay connected with each other. Stay blessed!!

[@snehalphadtare2449]

Great conversation.!! Happy to hear them again. My take away is “Everything happens for a reason”.♥️

[@charanyabadarinarayanan9121]

Great conversation! Amazing story of how your parents established themselves in the US. As a first generation indian family in US, i can totally relate.. Navigating the delicate balance between being involved and guiding parent and crossing over into the realm of what could be dominance is always tricky!

[@devendrakalap7024]

Dr. Nene, thanks for the much awaited second part of your candid chat with Aaji Aajoba! Looking forward to watching more such content on your channel. These videos reflect the simplicity of our maharashtrian culture. तुम्ही पण खूप छान मराठी बोलता. 🙂👌🏻

[@SK-mk4ry]

Such a beautiful conversation Dr. Ram. Thank you for all the lovely content on your channel

[@Sonak45456]

I clearly remember when the news of Madhuri's marraige came out, my grandmother and mother were so so happy , they were like ' kiti shahani ahe, "NENE' ch shodhal.' Hehe, such a sweet, typical Marathi family this is. Loved Mrs. NENE.

[@gveena29]

Full family down to earth

[@BhavanaLondhe-l4b]

It's depends on family.if u are already rich than parents tells kids to follow passion

[@DrNeneOfficial]

True dat. I made the same point in the talk.

[@muktasatarkar5947]

I wish they talk more about early years and parenting experiences

[@anitajoshi2494]

तूमच्या बाबांच्या हुशारीमूळे धाडसी निर्णयामूळे खुपचं प्रगती झाली सर्व आई बाबा तूम्ही आमची आवडती मआधूरई दीक्षित व तुमची दोन्ही मूले खूप चांगले संस्कार आहेत मराठी माणूस हिंदी चित्रपट सृष्टीत पूढे येत नाहीत जे माधुरीला जमले खुप अभिमान वाटतो

[@anaghapendharkar6572]

Looking forward to more such videos. Hope to see Madhuri Mam too with you all chatting. It was like talking in your living room. Your parents are really connected to the roots. Please let them speak in Marathi. It really feels good to hear.

[@vistawoodmall4626]

Dr Sri Ram Nene...Soft and caring Person.

[@shivanioak1731]

नेने काकूंना बोलायला, गप्पा मारायला खूप आवडत

[@charutakhandekar3174]

19:24 Dr. Ram it's so generous of you to involve us Maharashtrians in your core family memories ❤

[@shalvisharma10]

Such a warm discussion! Wishing them the best of health ❤

[@avantijoshi9934]

Dr your mums marathi is so flunent sir i showed this both video to my son as English marathi should be proper this are our roots your mom is connected to our roots wow just great your dad talking about kokan yess that our roots their we love to go their still you are so gentlemen sir i respect you very & your recipe are great with your kids you both madhuriji & you both living in us for so many years still you are attached to yours roots giving same to your kuds lots of respect to you both ❤💐🙏

[@ManjiriGORE-y9w]

Dr Enjoying the conversations! Sr Nenes rock!