Money is relative, if you're blessed with good family relationships, Money is relatively not that important. I'm reasonably "well off" but Money for me has been a curse
Everybody's so after bashing Banglorian couple lifestyle, nobody noticed that the guy have been to chawls in Mumbai and have lost parent at young age and he and his wife managed to study and work hard to be able to afford 65+ LPA with their hard work and are happy and content with their life, you are no one to comment whether they are unfit or not, doing good or not. And my dream life living Dehradun guys, kudos to be living in nature...
Nobody is bashing anyone. Both are correct in their own way. A bigger question is which is the sustainable option. 65LPA in Bangalore is not going to sustain as I am living in such an environment. So they may be content today but the question is how long.
I believe you noticed that the dehradun couple didn't take a home loan for the house. In Bangalore you either pay a 1L rent or buy a house with almost 2cr which calls for a huge amount of home Loan that sucks rest of your life.
Did you see the irony, the kids from chaul choose to go to a tier 1 city, the kids from ncr choose to go to a remote place. Eventually its all about change which is constant
I really liked the Dehradun couple, the way they are narrating their story was so mesmerizing. Really a humble couple. Always dreamt of living this kind of peaceful life away from the so-called Tier 1 cities.
No one is praising locals of that place ....thank god it's not like maharashtra where it's quite difficult n above all you have to learn n speak Marathi n in some other states also d same condition .
The dehradun couple are literally living my dream life. Financially comfortable, not under peer pressure, away from all that social drama, close to nature (the mountains & valleys), a peaceful life. No offense to the bangalore couple and those who idolize that life.
It seems great when you think as a bachelor but it's not. Try to imagine how a day in their lives would be? The kids will not have any exposure if they study locally. Good schools are in main Dehradun. After marriage life becomes more about the kids and less about you.
@@abankitb8 I think the kids in dehradun village are going to be more exposed as compared to city kids. Their parents are more involved in their studies thn the city parents would. Also the education that these kids are getting in smaller school is way better than any high end school. Home schooling is way to go after certain years.
@@seetu1500 Theoretically, you’re absolutely right. But in reality, all that theory falls apart. Did you even watch the video? The couple is so busy they rely on house help to take care of the kids. Do you really think they have hours of time and patience to personally teach their kids? And by the way, Dehradun is an education hub, but the problem is they live far from the main city.
@@abankitb8 I know they are in remote village near dehradun. I think their parents have help for daily home chores like cleaning, cooking and maintaining the house. Also the school they are going to doesn't ask for faltu activities like alot of art and craft projects. City kids dnt even know how rural India works but these kids have their neighbours who have a big difference in their life style due to income. If they had been in city with their parents their outing would have been just malls and materialistic things. If I have to raise a kid, I m all for it. I had both the worlds as a kid due to my father's job and I couldn't think anything better thn that.
I am from Dehradun and currently living in mumbai, for every small town guy who comes to metro cities for any opportunity he immediately realises what peace his small town offers him and he understands that values after losing that peace 😅
Same I used to cycle alot to dwara mussoorie thano rishikesh and now I've moved to Kolkata haven't been out in nature for a while tho I live in cantt but metro cities don't suites me.
I'm from rishikesh and yes I feel that , I lived in Bangalore for 3 years 2 years in new delhi 1 year in gurugram and 2 3 years in different cities like bhopal , lukhnow, Manglore etc but what peace and joy I experienced in my hometown, oh boy I missed that a lot
2 years during the COVID WFH days, I used to drive to Dwara and places nearby from Dehradun and spent hours lying in the shade of Pine Trees playing soft Indi-Pop music (Lucky Ali, Euphoria, Silk Route, Agnee, Ankur Tewari, Bombay Vikings etc.) on my small speaker or reading Ruskin Bond books. Sometimes I didn't even care if there was food in my belly.
I used to travel to tehri jakhnidhar during covid due to my job in semi govt. Sector. Let me tell you i never love traveling more than that time. I used to go through the dehradoon dhanoulti route it was so peaceful and only my bike noise was all around when I stop and listen to the nature .. woww just like you are getting a fresh new life.
@@hindidubbedmovies3508 jakhnidhar is close to my hometown, Rn I live in Delhi and am on the way to becoming a software engineer. I want my career to support my dream of living in my Hometown and maybe doing some farming, etc.
Being on 35 lpa inhand salary, I live is a rural type city. Saving 50% of my money for my future and spending 50% on me, donations, helps needy etc.. I live a very basic life, nothing nothing fancy The thing, I mentioning my salary is "Do some help please if God blessed you with some extra money"
really appreciate such noble work brother, help with whatever you pocket affords. Also may you plz help me know which field you choose your career in and how many yrs of exp?
@@akashdeepsharma1148 I am a software developer currently working remotely on .NET technology based projects for a US software company. My experience is 7 years now
@@akashdeepsharma1148 Although I had replied on this comment but dont why Its now visible. Anyway, I am software developer working for a US company on .NET stack. I have 7 years of experience and working remotely from a town type city located in Bihar, India
I am from Dehradun born and brought up here only! But personally I think every individual is different we can't say who is happy or not, we can't set a standard of life in hills that are good and life in metro cities are bad. I feel both are doing great in their life and most importantly as a couple they both want the same thing not like one wants to live in the remote and the other wants to stay in the city. And I think this is a sign of happy marriage & understanding each other's needs.
Dehradun couple any day, work for home help managing population in big cities also you're inspiring local + you are staying with your family. Cities like bengaluru, mumbai bleeding with over population
Some facts: 1. Non uttarakhandis can't buy 1000 square yard rural land. In this case the guy seems to be local. 2. The rates of the land mentioned are nowhere close to reality. 3. This video seems to be motivated by the agenda of wint wealth to stop people buying expensive real estate in big cities and instead divert it to mutual funds and stock market. This comes from someone who has stayed in both the places, Bangalore and Uttarakhand.
You can purchase land 250 gaj on one person name then with the other person in your family you can purchase in that way you can have more land. I have done that in Rishikesh.
First 3 mins, already shows the stark contrast of Bangalore & Dwara couples. While the Blore couple is sitting with laptops, the dwara ones are relaxed and in tune :) Nothing against anyone, to each is own, but more and more we chase, less content we will be ;) I'm a Bangalorean and I know what I'm saying :D
Absolutely feel the same. I am in Bangalore and aware of the challenges. I would be happy to live the life of the dehradun couple provided my family believes in that as well.
couple living in village are more healthy and slim which is good and also pollution free. couple in bangalore feels that they are enjoying but eventually leading an unhealthy life style due to more spending and bad food habits. its really difficult to train our brain after 40 years to have a healthy lifestyle along with less spending habits. people adopt at lesser age are blessed
Dehradun couple any day, work for home help managing population in big cities also you're inspiring local + you are staying with your family. Cities like bengaluru, mumbai bleeding with over population 🙏
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I bought into NVIDIA around September last year because my financial advisor recommended it to me. She said the company is selling shovels in a gold rush. It accounted for almost 80% of my market return this year.
One side of me wants to live in a tier 1 city and enjoy all lavishness, food, activities etc. But the other part of me wants to have a happy and peaceful life in the mountains.
I absolutely loved this video. Both the couples were sorted and shared their thought processes. Loved the contrasting aspects of a small village and a city like Bengaluru.
Did anyone notice that she is from IIM and husband is an AVP and still their family income is 50 LPA+ not like a crore or so. And my pados wali aunty be like mere bete ne MBA kiya hai Ram Bharose college se and he is 5 cores a month.....
Not everybody from top mba colleges earn a lot of money. Many do, but some decide to prioritize other things in life which is probably what this couple did. It also comes down to skill and what you know. All these factors take you beyond the initial 25-30lpa u would earn out of iimb
I am from Dehradun and I live and work in Bangalore. This was very relevant for me thanks. If Doon had jobs I would not have continued to work in Bangalore. I hope i can go back to Doon to live closer to my family without worrying about Money.
Truly inspired by how the Dehradun couple has embraced a simpler, healthier lifestyle while staying financially stable. their focus on community, family values and teaching their kids life lessons is heartwarming. A beautiful reminder that true happiness lies in contentment and meaningful choices. ❤
A couple from Mumbai move to Bangalore for better opportunities. This is not a trivial move. This shows how much Mumbai has deteriorated in the past 20 - 30 years. This should ring a bell. I am sure this hurts the egos of a lot of Mumbaikars.
Yup, when I hear the real estate prices in Mumbai,I don't know how average salaried employees afford the lifestyle. Mumbai has gone bonkers coz it's basically Lon Angeles and New York in one city
Abe 100 such couples also move from bangalore to mumbai too for higher salary. IT related folks will always move to bangalore nothing new. No need to overdramatise
@@manjulamunegowda6884 same is true for every tier 1 city , prices have gone through the roof in bangalore too and going to gothrough in hyderabad pune.You cant expect development and affordability. You have to choose 1
@@Nopanop But they didn't do that. Personally, I felt both the couples are happy in their own ways. It's just the comments section idolizing the dehradun life.
Such videos risk turning villages into mere extensions of urban areas, eroding the very essence of what makes village life distinct and valuable. Why not focus on proper urban planning and improving city living conditions, rather than turning existing beautiful rural spaces into yet another urban sprawl? Additionally, such videos may inadvertently encourage a rush of people moving to villages without thoughtful planning, potentially transforming these serene spaces into congested urban-like environments.
totally agree with you on that!! Also even if people plan to shift to small places they can use eco-friendly materials and adopt sustainable practices to decrease the environmental damage
This is not in individual power to do proper urban planning rather governing urban bodies And even rural people after earning enough money build big & better homes
Nice one. I can relate to the Bangalore couple. Having born and brought up in small town & faced the challenges specially with education and medical facilities, feel will spend rest of my life in a city like Bangalore but in the outskirts for proximity to city facilities(hospitals/colleges/international airports), while being in a relatively peaceful area(preferably a large gated community) 👍
I like the setup of Dehradun couple more but personally I can't compromise on 2 things 1. Hospitals should be in reach of 30mins. 2. Children schooling should be done in a decent school and it should be uninterrupted from 1st grade to 10th/ 12th grade. Rest everything I like about Dehradun setup.
@@VijayJoshi-tf9gn It's not just about schooling/ education, but children mindset gets interrupted by constantly changing the school. Cities and tiers don't matter, if they are getting decent schooling.
Please interview these folks again when some time has passed. It would be nice to see how their journeys/thinking has changed. Specifically, it would be useful to see how the Dehradun folks address the schooling issue.
Main Dehradun main Asthal village main rahta hu and Gurgaon MNC main job karta hu…and i m in love with this village. Very peaceful and calm. And ab ek restaurant bna rahu hu Maldevta main. ❤❤❤❤
Dehradun won't be same after 5 years considered rapid construction. Dehradun is already a scorching green house. Check on Google dehradun temperatures recently
Dehradun couple is eating, breathing, living, saving more efficiently.They are in better shape in all ways physically, mentally and financially❤dream life❤
How this Dehradun couple managed to spent 1L+ every month in Dehradun is beyond my comprehension.. Anywho, the lady (Dehradun couple) is very good in articulating her thoughts. Love it.
What a great video, nothing less than Yash Chopra movie. 2 contrast stories stitched together so nicely. Both perspectives are good, one to select what suits them. Thank you for sharing
I also have 65+ LPA, I also use to live in NCR , now I am living in Dehradun but I am an individual and living life under the burden of 30% income tax 😢😢
outsiders cannot buy land in himachal, thats the reason its safe till and is not overpopulated. But uttarakhand is all filled with outsiders, please dont come here, and spoil our lands
I guess balance is the key. I dont want to live in the populated, polluted, expensive and near the malls in Tier1 city and I also dont want to live in a small village in the mountains where there will be issues with healthcare, schools and commuting. There should be some place in Himachal or Northeast which is near to the city and safe still in the lap of nature.
Metro Cities of India are city of opportunities & Dreams. Demographic Dividend so freshers will come & their family children will come And over period of time will make it crowded. Once you have confidence, & Good sense of job security, satisfied with less is more, Ultimately feel content to be in a peaceful place & don't love fast paced life One can go for it.
Shifting to places like Dehradun is win win in all the scenarios except "education". Which I believe one should not compromise. There is a huge mentality gap between tier-1 and tier-3 cities. Just like IIT college vs any random private college.
Maybe it was true a few years back, not now. Knowledge is accessible now via internet. The only drawback can be the socialization of children in villages vs when they move out.
Best part in this I felt is that the kind of closeness and bonding in both the couples are lovely......... otherwise living in any city has its own merits and demerits.
I saw first video of this channel, this is like very soothing for me as I am competitive exam student, I was having fear or less clarity of everything in life as we are focusing on passing the exam, but yeah such a great episode I must say,it helped me in thinking what I want clearly from my life.
Bangalore (or any other big city in India) me ₹50 lakh salary: - Direct Taxes paid - ₹15 lakhs - In-hand - ₹35 lakhs - Rent + Mainetnace - ₹5 lakhs - Food + travel + elec - ₹3 lakhs - (2 - 3) Air travel to home town + occasional outing - ₹ 1 lakh - Misc exp: ₹1 lakh - Kids Education - ₹4 lakhs - Savings: ₹21 lakhs If you want to buy a property - be ready to shell out ₹40 lakhs upfront + take up a loan of ₹80 lakhs to 1 Cr WITH JOB UNCERTAINITY given the current & developing job market scenario.
To all those who are thinking that the life in mountains looks better, you have no idea about the challenges of living in a village. I am from such place and i can never go back there.
Depends on solely what are your expectations Except for road connectivity, all the major issues can be resolved ourselves with money. I am too from a remote village in the hills and WFH since 2022
Exactly! Hospital is 45 minutes from there??? No good schools, no waste management facility, no municipality, etc. Unless your house is self sufficient, it seems like a nightmare.
@@chotatopips4177 Hospitals are necessary I agree, but for healthy couple it would be for emergencies only. Rest all other things are highly underrated, having lived in Bangalore municipality etc counts for nothing. All societies have their own water and electricity backups. The same can be done when you own the property and won't cost as much as it would be one time expenses for power and water backup. Schooling again is very subjective, with the internet all the knowledge is accessible now. Socialization for children is a different problem though.
Really enjoyed the video. Cities and rural life have their pros and cons. It's what we want in life that will help us appreciate the pros and adjust with the cons.
@@cell45iijoxx I know. But rest of India doesn't. In other hindi speaking cities desi means someone from country side. I just wanted you to clear that up.
Am I the only one who is just skipping the video just to listen to the dehradun couple story... Coz I have stayed in all most all major tier 1 cities and I hated it. Traffic, pollution, finding a house... You name it.
My Dream life would be 1) A beautiful house in a village with safety and good people. 2) Electricity and internet 3) A river or pond to take a dip everyday 4) Beautiful hills 5) 30 mins away from main city 6) Permanent WFH 7) A beautiful and understanding spouse..
There are many rules regarding owning property in another state. The rules are different in each state, and so if you buy agricultural land in another state outside the state of your own domicile, you may lose your money. You can go to another state, pay money to the owner, then go to the registration office and get the property registered in your name and get all the proper registration documents in stamp paper and you are now the official owner of that land. But, when you go to the village office with the registration documents to pay land tax and get that registered in your name in the village office, does the problem start. Example.. 1.. You are living in Kerala and if you buy agricultural land in Maharashtra state, the village officer in Maharashtra will ask you bring a certificate from the village officer in Kerala, stating that you or your parents own agricultural land in Kerala. That is because almost all states have the rule that only a farmer from another state can buy agricultural land in that state. So, unless you or your parents already own agricultural land in Kerala, the land you bought In Maharashtra will not be registered in your name in the village office in Maharashtra. So, you cannot pay land tax, cannot get a bank loan or agricultural loan using that land, cannot construct any farm house in that land. You will not get electricity connection or water connection. You will not get any certificate from the Maharashtra village office regarding your land. All you can do is farm your land using your own money ...
These are two sides of living but i want to bring third one as well. It is living in a non-metro cities (Agra, mathura, prayagraj, vijaywada). These are tier 2-3 cities and living here will solve all the problems. * multiple schools , hospitals and other places are available. * less cost of living. * other basic needs are also available (i.e. internet) * if we stay outer borders of these cities then those are less polluted and also these borders are not far from the centre of the city.
Jo up ke local hai unhe to koi khaas problem nhi honi chaiye up me tier2 cities me rhne me ... Lekin dikkt whi h ki sbko pdhke bhr state me jana h up sbko khrb lgta h
Absolutely loved the video and the contrasting lifestyle choices it puts across. As a person in mid 20s it felt like a guidance to take major decisions in life. Also, i couldn't help but notice the difference in patience of both the couples depending on their location. Brilliant video concept @Wint Wealth!
Not the typical financial content, but loved it :) There's clearly a difference in the approach and view of the world between the two, and sea of insight.
I'd choose that Dehradun house over the bangalore anytime. Such a peaceful place, i myself imageine myself living somewhere similar like in darjeeling or similar.
Depends tbh. Many of my older relatives are moving to small apartments (my grandparents and their siblings) because taking care of a big house is too difficult at that old age, despite having house help.
How did he buy land in Uttarakhand because it is illegal for an outsider to buy more than 250 square meters of land in Uttarakhand and he is the owner of 1000 square yard=836 square meter land 😮😮
Very well made video! Both the couples are very well spoken and expressed their lives in great detailed! Really made me think about taking a decision to live long term in a tier 1 city!
What percentage of indian population lives on Rs 50 Lakhs? thoda relatable content banaiye sir / ma'am. Perhaps a more useful content would be - Bangalore Vs Dehradun Living on 5 Lakh / 10 Lakhs / 20 Lakh
Ao they don't like pollution in ncr but ended up making a house full of concrete structure..rather going to a sustainable settlement like using mud bricks etc....those cement tiles pathways hurts me alot coz they are the reason behind heat trapping during summers...can we pl have green pathways...
doon and mussoriee is over crowded specially tourists coming from delhi i think u should go to off beat locations in uttrakhand that would be much better , these places are becoming over crowded.....
@@arungoyal241 Dehradun mai jobs nahi hai … land rate mafia rate hai … Couple which is shown in video , spent 80 lakhs rupee in the remotest place… iska resale value 20 lakh nahi hai .. Inka income together 60 lakh hai … inki capacity to waste money jyada hai … Second Dehradun ab wo nahi raha jo 20 saal pehle tha … This summer Temperature is around 42 43 c …
after watch this video I would say, couples staying in Bangalore have made better choice considering that they will have to work for next 10-15 years and could get decent basic educations for their kids and settle up somewhere like Dwara. But, Dwara couples seems to be worried about their kids future and they have spent 80Lakh for their temporary stay (work from home is not going to be permanent option). I would have booked a nature friendly hotels and spend some years till my work permits a remote job and save money for a backup plans....!
@@mohanmahli6981 .. I own property and houses in both village and city.. Many rich villagers have constructed above 4000 square feet houses in villages.. But, when these villagers try to sell their 4000 square feet house due to some reason,, they find that no one living in that village wants to buy such a big house and no rich man from outside the village is planning to shift his residence to that village and buy that house.. There is a shortage of rich buyers in the villages... But, in the city a 4000 square feet house will get sold very easily because there are lot of rich buyers in the city...
@@WR-NC-ASPLmaybe but you get crap for 80 lacs in tier 2 and tier 3 cities. And given their income and savings, 80 lacs they can pay in cash in like 5-6 years. So their property is free in 5-6 years easily. Can you say that for an average 2-3 crore flat in cities.? And I am 100% in next 10 years the Bangalore couple will be visiting the hospital more than the dehradun couple however more they earn. After 10 years, which is not a long time the Bangalore couple will be spending majority of the income on health bills.
@@Itsrohant .. People living in villages may die of a heart attack, brain stroke or snake bite before they reach ICU hospital after many hours.. in similar cases, the patient in city usually survive because they reach ICU hospital within 30 minutes.. That is the reason why even though I own land and house in village, I am living in city because it is near big hospital because my mother is old.. Also, the land price increases in city much more than in village.. The price of vacant land I bought in the city has increased by 38 times in 27 years.. If I sell the city land today, I will get 38 times the cash I paid 27 years ago... But, the price of my land in village has not increased that much.. In village i cannot leave your house without torch in my hand because I may step on snake.. The Only thing I like about village is swimming in the river..
Everyone is mad about FIRE and thinks him/her as travel enthusiast. Financial independence is one thing, why we wanna relate it to retirement. Having enough money is good but having some purpose is also essential. Purpose will bring discipline.
I am from Bangalore the only time you could have found an independent home in the actual local areas of the city was the early 90s . From 2000 on independent house is only possible outside the city limits which has grown over time .
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hahaha . funny coz its true.
True
No, after the house and land, 5 lpa is way more than sufficient in ant small town or village
Money is relative, if you're blessed with good family relationships, Money is relatively not that important. I'm reasonably "well off" but Money for me has been a curse
You know it's not true.Happiness does not need money.Its your state of mind.
Everybody's so after bashing Banglorian couple lifestyle, nobody noticed that the guy have been to chawls in Mumbai and have lost parent at young age and he and his wife managed to study and work hard to be able to afford 65+ LPA with their hard work and are happy and content with their life, you are no one to comment whether they are unfit or not, doing good or not.
And my dream life living Dehradun guys, kudos to be living in nature...
tf are u talking about nobody's bashing them..... we just liked the lifestyle of the dehradun couple more
I think u are bangalore couple son
@@SarcasticSaarchill out bro 😂
Nobody is bashing anyone. Both are correct in their own way. A bigger question is which is the sustainable option. 65LPA in Bangalore is not going to sustain as I am living in such an environment. So they may be content today but the question is how long.
I believe you noticed that the dehradun couple didn't take a home loan for the house. In Bangalore you either pay a 1L rent or buy a house with almost 2cr which calls for a huge amount of home Loan that sucks rest of your life.
People who spent their childhood and teenage years in independent houses often find it difficult to adjust to living in flats or apartments.
Absolutely true 💯. It never feels like home.
Absolutely agree with you sir 💯❤
True
😢agreed
Not true
Did you see the irony, the kids from chaul choose to go to a tier 1 city, the kids from ncr choose to go to a remote place. Eventually its all about change which is constant
That shows people always consider grass is always greener on the other side 😅
@@SubhashishBagchi very true!
I really liked the Dehradun couple, the way they are narrating their story was so mesmerizing. Really a humble couple. Always dreamt of living this kind of peaceful life away from the so-called Tier 1 cities.
No one is praising locals of that place ....thank god it's not like maharashtra where it's quite difficult n above all you have to learn n speak Marathi n in some other states also d same condition .
It is unlikely to do this with a corporate job. Companies have shifted from WFH to a hybrid work policy. 😢
Yeah real tough to do this now. Of course it is a dream to live like that...
No hate towards them but they are very bad at managing money if they are spending 1LPM in a village.
@@tmj8637Well, India has many languages. Can't expect people to use Hindi outside of the Hindi belt.
The dehradun couple are literally living my dream life. Financially comfortable, not under peer pressure, away from all that social drama, close to nature (the mountains & valleys), a peaceful life.
No offense to the bangalore couple and those who idolize that life.
It seems great when you think as a bachelor but it's not. Try to imagine how a day in their lives would be? The kids will not have any exposure if they study locally. Good schools are in main Dehradun. After marriage life becomes more about the kids and less about you.
@@abankitb8 I think the kids in dehradun village are going to be more exposed as compared to city kids. Their parents are more involved in their studies thn the city parents would. Also the education that these kids are getting in smaller school is way better than any high end school. Home schooling is way to go after certain years.
@@seetu1500 Theoretically, you’re absolutely right. But in reality, all that theory falls apart. Did you even watch the video? The couple is so busy they rely on house help to take care of the kids. Do you really think they have hours of time and patience to personally teach their kids? And by the way, Dehradun is an education hub, but the problem is they live far from the main city.
@@abankitb8 I know they are in remote village near dehradun. I think their parents have help for daily home chores like cleaning, cooking and maintaining the house. Also the school they are going to doesn't ask for faltu activities like alot of art and craft projects. City kids dnt even know how rural India works but these kids have their neighbours who have a big difference in their life style due to income. If they had been in city with their parents their outing would have been just malls and materialistic things. If I have to raise a kid, I m all for it. I had both the worlds as a kid due to my father's job and I couldn't think anything better thn that.
Most people's dream life.
I am from Dehradun and currently living in mumbai, for every small town guy who comes to metro cities for any opportunity he immediately realises what peace his small town offers him and he understands that values after losing that peace 😅
Exactly this reason always forces me to move back to my home town, so called happy life with my friends and family.
Same I used to cycle alot to dwara mussoorie thano rishikesh and now I've moved to Kolkata haven't been out in nature for a while tho I live in cantt but metro cities don't suites me.
I'm from rishikesh and yes I feel that , I lived in Bangalore for 3 years 2 years in new delhi 1 year in gurugram and 2 3 years in different cities like bhopal , lukhnow, Manglore etc but what peace and joy I experienced in my hometown, oh boy I missed that a lot
2 years during the COVID WFH days, I used to drive to Dwara and places nearby from Dehradun and spent hours lying in the shade of Pine Trees playing soft Indi-Pop music (Lucky Ali, Euphoria, Silk Route, Agnee, Ankur Tewari, Bombay Vikings etc.) on my small speaker or reading Ruskin Bond books. Sometimes I didn't even care if there was food in my belly.
I used to travel to tehri jakhnidhar during covid due to my job in semi govt. Sector. Let me tell you i never love traveling more than that time. I used to go through the dehradoon dhanoulti route it was so peaceful and only my bike noise was all around when I stop and listen to the nature .. woww just like you are getting a fresh new life.
You must have seen me , i was nearby smoking w₹₹d and living my life to full
What are you not mentioning? You must've had some good quality stuff.
@@abankitb8 😆😆
@@hindidubbedmovies3508 jakhnidhar is close to my hometown, Rn I live in Delhi and am on the way to becoming a software engineer. I want my career to support my dream of living in my Hometown and maybe doing some farming, etc.
Being on 35 lpa inhand salary, I live is a rural type city. Saving 50% of my money for my future and spending 50% on me, donations, helps needy etc.. I live a very basic life, nothing nothing fancy
The thing, I mentioning my salary is "Do some help please if God blessed you with some extra money"
really appreciate such noble work brother, help with whatever you pocket affords.
Also may you plz help me know which field you choose your career in and how many yrs of exp?
@@akashdeepsharma1148 I am a software developer currently working remotely on .NET technology based projects for a US software company. My experience is 7 years now
Which company is giving wfh even now?
@@kiki40665 I am working directly under a US company so, Its forever WFH
@@akashdeepsharma1148 Although I had replied on this comment but dont why Its now visible.
Anyway, I am software developer working for a US company on .NET stack. I have 7 years of experience and working remotely from a town type city located in Bihar, India
I am from Dehradun born and brought up here only! But personally I think every individual is different we can't say who is happy or not, we can't set a standard of life in hills that are good and life in metro cities are bad.
I feel both are doing great in their life and most importantly as a couple they both want the same thing not like one wants to live in the remote and the other wants to stay in the city. And I think this is a sign of happy marriage & understanding each other's needs.
You are right. Happiness is different to different people. Some like city life. There is a reason why rural india is being deserted.
Yooo Rishabh Raj long time no see waiting for ur yt videos😢
Finally a valid comment......
Dehradun Couple is very humble and down to earth... And they look fit too
Dehradun couple any day, work for home help managing population in big cities also you're inspiring local + you are staying with your family. Cities like bengaluru, mumbai bleeding with over population
Ikr!! They are FIT!! that’s the highlight for me
Some facts:
1. Non uttarakhandis can't buy 1000 square yard rural land. In this case the guy seems to be local.
2. The rates of the land mentioned are nowhere close to reality.
3. This video seems to be motivated by the agenda of wint wealth to stop people buying expensive real estate in big cities and instead divert it to mutual funds and stock market.
This comes from someone who has stayed in both the places, Bangalore and Uttarakhand.
is it more or less?
You can purchase land 250 gaj on one person name then with the other person in your family you can purchase in that way you can have more land. I have done that in Rishikesh.
I was asking about the price.
aabe gareeb kuch pata hai nai bakwas kar raha hai
@@mahithamahi9642you guys are real culprit here
Dehradun couple took a great decision of shifting over there….in today’s time healthy life is very important….very few people can afford this….
First 3 mins, already shows the stark contrast of Bangalore & Dwara couples. While the Blore couple is sitting with laptops, the dwara ones are relaxed and in tune :) Nothing against anyone, to each is own, but more and more we chase, less content we will be ;) I'm a Bangalorean and I know what I'm saying :D
Ya but bangalore is not at all liveable
They show it more like a usp of their lives for this video
Very true
I lived many years in Dehradun
And 10k is sufficient to live nice peaceful life there for months
💯
Absolutely feel the same. I am in Bangalore and aware of the challenges. I would be happy to live the life of the dehradun couple provided my family believes in that as well.
couple living in village are more healthy and slim which is good and also pollution free. couple in bangalore feels that they are enjoying but eventually leading an unhealthy life style due to more spending and bad food habits. its really difficult to train our brain after 40 years to have a healthy lifestyle along with less spending habits. people adopt at lesser age are blessed
Agree
40 years of trained mind into unhealthy lifestyle ...I got you👍
Please stop bodyshaming.
@@baganboy5596bro its not about bodyshaming , its about health and mindset which are all correlated body. Stop being woke😂.
Dehradun couple any day, work for home help managing population in big cities also you're inspiring local + you are staying with your family. Cities like bengaluru, mumbai bleeding with over population
🙏
I see Dehradun in title, I click on the video
Bheji kahan se ho?
@@akshaysinghrana5372
Chutiye gujral kaha se hote hai … tu pahadi ho kar kuch nahi jaanta hai ..
doon rocks😎😂
Ki bll dehradun se@@akshaysinghrana5372
Me too
The Bangalore couple is so pure and talking so candidly about their raw emotions and wants.
Hmmm
man is saying odd before every numeric value... 30k odd rupees, so and so odd this odd that XD
@@aryankumar87771kind of irritating
@@aryankumar87771bucks 😂😂😂
Im a simply guy, i see wint wealth i click it❤ please keep doing these series im still young and learning a lot from all of the awesome ppl u bring
The child's kiss was cute. I would personally choose the rural area with a remote job as I can enjoy the slow pace of life with my family.
Today same nikoo homes rent is 40-45k. 1 year back it was 25k or less.
You can imagine how fast rent increases in Bangalore
Rich are getting richer. We need to change the way of living life.
@@hindidubbedmovies3508 what can you do, if your job is in the city, you have to be there too
@@amitsuju yes, But I hope we all get good life for ourself and for our family.
The Dwara land that the Dehradun couple bought for 20 lakhs is worth over a crore. The dehradun price inflation has been crazier than bengaluru
@@vijayramakrishnan9968 bhai hume tou bhukanun chayiye. Murda marlu yun sarkar ku.
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I bought into NVIDIA around September last year because my financial advisor recommended it to me. She said the company is selling shovels in a gold rush. It accounted for almost 80% of my market return this year.
@RobertsArthurs That's a great tip. I'm setting out 50k to invest in the market this year. Any particularly useful tips you could offer to me?
@RobertsArthurs I looked up her name online and found her page. I emailed and made an appointment to talk with her. Thanks for the tip.
One side of me wants to live in a tier 1 city and enjoy all lavishness, food, activities etc. But the other part of me wants to have a happy and peaceful life in the mountains.
Why not both?
@@abankitb8but how?
You will never get bored living in nature
I am from Dehradun . Trust me you realise how good it is when you are away from the place .
Dehradun is not great.... except mussorie road ....but yes outside the city Uttarakhand is heaven .....❤❤.... people of Uttarakhand are too good
Dehradun is an alright place but not the best unless you live closer to the mountains or where there are plenty of trees.
@@qwertyasdf5219.. I got 142 acre land with over 15,000 trees from my father
Dehradun has become a small city now, it's no longer serene or even pollution free. Plus it gets hot as hell in summers even in Dehradun
@@hoomanbeing638Outsiders ruined dehradun . I'm uttaranchali and remember going to my hometown as a kid. It's too overpopulated now.
I absolutely loved this video. Both the couples were sorted and shared their thought processes. Loved the contrasting aspects of a small village and a city like Bengaluru.
*Well made comparison, I would say that the persona of both the couples also matched the places they are living in...*
If you have perfect partner, place is irrelevant
Did anyone notice that she is from IIM and husband is an AVP and still their family income is 50 LPA+ not like a crore or so. And my pados wali aunty be like mere bete ne MBA kiya hai Ram Bharose college se and he is 5 cores a month.....
mental peace
he is lying no one can get 5 crore from ram bharose college
Not everybody from top mba colleges earn a lot of money. Many do, but some decide to prioritize other things in life which is probably what this couple did. It also comes down to skill and what you know. All these factors take you beyond the initial 25-30lpa u would earn out of iimb
They are lying…. sure for that
😂
I am from Dehradun and I live and work in Bangalore. This was very relevant for me thanks. If Doon had jobs I would not have continued to work in Bangalore. I hope i can go back to Doon to live closer to my family without worrying about Money.
I do work from home. And living in my home town Haldwani ❤
Go back poopjeet it is people like you who have ruined Bangalore and alll other metros.
Truly inspired by how the Dehradun couple has embraced a simpler, healthier lifestyle while staying financially stable. their focus on community, family values and teaching their kids life lessons is heartwarming. A beautiful reminder that true happiness lies in contentment and meaningful choices. ❤
A couple from Mumbai move to Bangalore for better opportunities. This is not a trivial move. This shows how much Mumbai has deteriorated in the past 20 - 30 years. This should ring a bell. I am sure this hurts the egos of a lot of Mumbaikars.
Yup, when I hear the real estate prices in Mumbai,I don't know how average salaried employees afford the lifestyle. Mumbai has gone bonkers coz it's basically Lon Angeles and New York in one city
What are you talking about? Banglore always had better opportunities in IT than Mumbai
Abe 100 such couples also move from bangalore to mumbai too for higher salary. IT related folks will always move to bangalore nothing new. No need to overdramatise
@@manjulamunegowda6884 same is true for every tier 1 city , prices have gone through the roof in bangalore too and going to gothrough in hyderabad pune.You cant expect development and affordability. You have to choose 1
Compare mumbai property price with banglore property price is a joke😂
Two different set of couples. Loved both of them.
Eew are you into loving couples? 😮
yea i liked how they didnt try to portray one as ideal and other as miserable
Yes both couple living thier own dreams.
@@Nopanop But they didn't do that. Personally, I felt both the couples are happy in their own ways. It's just the comments section idolizing the dehradun life.
Such videos risk turning villages into mere extensions of urban areas, eroding the very essence of what makes village life distinct and valuable. Why not focus on proper urban planning and improving city living conditions, rather than turning existing beautiful rural spaces into yet another urban sprawl? Additionally, such videos may inadvertently encourage a rush of people moving to villages without thoughtful planning, potentially transforming these serene spaces into congested urban-like environments.
totally agree with you on that!! Also even if people plan to shift to small places they can use eco-friendly materials and adopt sustainable practices to decrease the environmental damage
This is not in individual power to do proper urban planning rather governing urban bodies
And even rural people after earning enough money build big & better homes
True.
Thank you for putting this so beautifully!
Totally agree..people want to live in village for peace but are not ready to give up city pleasures.
Nice one. I can relate to the Bangalore couple.
Having born and brought up in small town & faced the challenges specially with education and medical facilities, feel will spend rest of my life in a city like Bangalore but in the outskirts for proximity to city facilities(hospitals/colleges/international airports), while being in a relatively peaceful area(preferably a large gated community) 👍
Mostly the outskirts become crowded and main city like way too early.
I like the setup of Dehradun couple more but personally I can't compromise on 2 things
1. Hospitals should be in reach of 30mins.
2. Children schooling should be done in a decent school and it should be uninterrupted from 1st grade to 10th/ 12th grade.
Rest everything I like about Dehradun setup.
Agree with your first point. But for second, i think tier3 can work till class 6th just you need to spend time with your children education at home.
@@VijayJoshi-tf9gn It's not just about schooling/ education, but children mindset gets interrupted by constantly changing the school. Cities and tiers don't matter, if they are getting decent schooling.
I feel other cities need to be developed as well else overcrowding of cities won’t end
💯!!
True
these videos are so well produced, keep it up folks
that Dehradun family is living so peacefully, good for them
Such a contrast in perspectives! Love it!
Please interview these folks again when some time has passed. It would be nice to see how their journeys/thinking has changed. Specifically, it would be useful to see how the Dehradun folks address the schooling issue.
I also wish to move to the mountains. The couple from Dehra literally has my heart! GOALS!
Main Dehradun main Asthal village main rahta hu and Gurgaon MNC main job karta hu…and i m in love with this village. Very peaceful and calm. And ab ek restaurant bna rahu hu Maldevta main. ❤❤❤❤
Dehradun won't be same after 5 years considered rapid construction. Dehradun is already a scorching green house. Check on Google dehradun temperatures recently
Exactly. Just a week back it was 43.5 C in Dehradun. Plus there's always the danger of earthquakes in that region. So I will give it a pass.
well doon is being over crowded and u cant modernize since city streets are congested...i would suggest to check out off beat places
Temperature is still bearable but the new people destroying the peace are not.
@@Bolo_Bolo_Tell_TellSuggest me some place higher in Uttarakhand so I can build my factory there. I want to shift my entire family 😮
Vidhi Mam was my college senior… from starting only she was very smart 😃
We can play a drinking game on how many times “odd“ is being said in this video 😂😂
So true
He’s a finance guy also 🤣 pretty odd
😂😂😂😂
I agree. That's pretty odd 😅
"right" feeling ignored
Dehradun couple is eating, breathing, living, saving more efficiently.They are in better shape in all ways physically, mentally and financially❤dream life❤
Good concept. It's probably the best video from your channel thus far.
How this Dehradun couple managed to spent 1L+ every month in Dehradun is beyond my comprehension.. Anywho, the lady (Dehradun couple) is very good in articulating her thoughts. Love it.
Boss 2 full time maid , school fees and other expense can reach easily near 1
What a great video, nothing less than Yash Chopra movie. 2 contrast stories stitched together so nicely. Both perspectives are good, one to select what suits them. Thank you for sharing
I also have 65+ LPA, I also use to live in NCR , now I am living in Dehradun but I am an individual and living life under the burden of 30% income tax 😢😢
is companies really paying that much
@@pravin_3991 yup, I am CTO and member of B OD
@@pravin_3991it is 65Lpa CTC, Inhand salary is different
@@pravin_3991 I have 15 year experience, AI professional 🙃
@@pravin_3991 thats ctc not in hand
Believe me a lot of wise people will move to Himachal and Uttrakhand soon. Pollution in NCR is terrible.
Bro dehradun ka pollution bhi kam nhi h
Or garmi to lagbagh Delhi wali
Jo doon hua krta tha wo abb nhi h kuch sallo me or bure haal honge
Me currently in dehradun drenched in sweat in my room with fans constantly running for the whole day
Dehradun is not dehradun anymore 🥺🥺
Himachal m b global warming n pollution is showing it’s effects.. sad
outsiders cannot buy land in himachal, thats the reason its safe till and is not overpopulated. But uttarakhand is all filled with outsiders, please dont come here, and spoil our lands
I guess balance is the key. I dont want to live in the populated, polluted, expensive and near the malls in Tier1 city and I also dont want to live in a small village in the mountains where there will be issues with healthcare, schools and commuting. There should be some place in Himachal or Northeast which is near to the city and safe still in the lap of nature.
Phool ki laasho me tazgi chahata hai..... Aadmi chutiya hai kuch bhi chahata hai
Go to Dharamshala. That’s my target 😊
U r talking about Guwahati
Exactly i am also searching for that type of place
@@umm5505 Let me also know if you found such place.
I am living in Rishikesh post pandemic with 30LPA and I could say I am living my best life here.
are you happy with your job
I dont know why but whenever the i see the dehradun scene in video i feel free and when the scene come to the Bangalore i feel conjusted
Seriously bro.
Don't come here to Bengaluru
Metro Cities of India are city of opportunities & Dreams.
Demographic Dividend
so freshers will come
& their family children will come
And over period of time will make it crowded.
Once you have confidence,
& Good sense of job security, satisfied with less is more,
Ultimately feel content to be in a peaceful place
&
don't love fast paced life
One can go for it.
Also see the BMI OF BOTH COUPLE
Same😅
Dwara couple choice wins without any competition!
Hats off guys
Shifting to places like Dehradun is win win in all the scenarios except "education".
Which I believe one should not compromise.
There is a huge mentality gap between tier-1 and tier-3 cities. Just like IIT college vs any random private college.
I think u haven’t heard where the best schools and govt institutes are in India 😂..
@@vibhorn5740 he is talking about the dehradun in which couple is living = village
you are talking about dehradun which has best school = city
@@himanshukandwal8710man dwara is only 20 km away from dehradun...so education will not be a problem there
Dehradun has the best schools in India @@himanshukandwal8710
Maybe it was true a few years back, not now.
Knowledge is accessible now via internet.
The only drawback can be the socialization of children in villages vs when they move out.
Same thing happened in US , people moved to remote places and cost rose up there
Comparision between two different places in India is grt. Really grt one than other videos from this channel
Best part in this I felt is that the kind of closeness and bonding in both the couples are lovely......... otherwise living in any city has its own merits and demerits.
I saw first video of this channel, this is like very soothing for me as I am competitive exam student, I was having fear or less clarity of everything in life as we are focusing on passing the exam, but yeah such a great episode I must say,it helped me in thinking what I want clearly from my life.
That's great to hear. All the best with your exam
Brilliantly composed video! Excellent work…..with great harmony.
Hi Pritesh, glad you liked it (:
Bangalore (or any other big city in India) me ₹50 lakh salary:
- Direct Taxes paid - ₹15 lakhs
- In-hand - ₹35 lakhs
- Rent + Mainetnace - ₹5 lakhs
- Food + travel + elec - ₹3 lakhs
- (2 - 3) Air travel to home town + occasional outing - ₹ 1 lakh
- Misc exp: ₹1 lakh
- Kids Education - ₹4 lakhs
- Savings: ₹21 lakhs
If you want to buy a property - be ready to shell out ₹40 lakhs upfront + take up a loan of ₹80 lakhs to 1 Cr WITH JOB UNCERTAINITY given the current & developing job market scenario.
35 me se 21 to aaj tak nhi bache
To all those who are thinking that the life in mountains looks better, you have no idea about the challenges of living in a village. I am from such place and i can never go back there.
Depends on solely what are your expectations
Except for road connectivity, all the major issues can be resolved ourselves with money.
I am too from a remote village in the hills and WFH since 2022
Exactly! Hospital is 45 minutes from there??? No good schools, no waste management facility, no municipality, etc. Unless your house is self sufficient, it seems like a nightmare.
@@chotatopips4177 Hospitals are necessary I agree, but for healthy couple it would be for emergencies only.
Rest all other things are highly underrated, having lived in Bangalore municipality etc counts for nothing. All societies have their own water and electricity backups.
The same
can be done when you own the property and won't cost as much as it would be one time expenses for power and water backup.
Schooling again is very subjective, with the internet all the knowledge is accessible now.
Socialization for children is a different problem though.
loved the perspective of the couple living in Dehradun
Really enjoyed the video.
Cities and rural life have their pros and cons. It's what we want in life that will help us appreciate the pros and adjust with the cons.
I love how raw both the couples were with their life, future goals and their choices. Totally enjoyed the whole video
Just wanted to understand, doesnt Uttarakhand have restrictions on the ownership of land being provided to the non- residents?
locals are protesting for that because it's already crowded by desi folks
Only agricultural land
@@cell45iijoxx are you a local? If yes, I don't think desi means the same thing in hindi as it means to you.
@@abankitb8 I'm a local and here everyone who does not have pahadi ancestry is called "desi"
@@cell45iijoxx I know. But rest of India doesn't. In other hindi speaking cities desi means someone from country side. I just wanted you to clear that up.
Am I the only one who is just skipping the video just to listen to the dehradun couple story... Coz I have stayed in all most all major tier 1 cities and I hated it. Traffic, pollution, finding a house... You name it.
Wonderfully explained well done 👍✅ you earned a new subscriber
My Dream life would be
1) A beautiful house in a village with safety and good people.
2) Electricity and internet
3) A river or pond to take a dip everyday
4) Beautiful hills
5) 30 mins away from main city
6) Permanent WFH
7) A beautiful and understanding spouse..
Vishal this dream life is very realistic my friend. I’m on the way to making it happen, regardless of what other people say. Keep in touch.
Aren’t there legal land issues when buying land in remotest areas? As these are 90Bs or not approved. So how to ensure that safety of investment?
There are many rules regarding owning property in another state. The rules are different in each state, and so if you buy agricultural land in another state outside the state of your own domicile, you may lose your money. You can go to another state, pay money to the owner, then go to the registration office and get the property registered in your name and get all the proper registration documents in stamp paper and you are now the official owner of that land. But, when you go to the village office with the registration documents to pay land tax and get that registered in your name in the village office, does the problem start. Example.. 1.. You are living in Kerala and if you buy agricultural land in Maharashtra state, the village officer in Maharashtra will ask you bring a certificate from the village officer in Kerala, stating that you or your parents own agricultural land in Kerala. That is because almost all states have the rule that only a farmer from another state can buy agricultural land in that state. So, unless you or your parents already own agricultural land in Kerala, the land you bought In Maharashtra will not be registered in your name in the village office in Maharashtra. So, you cannot pay land tax, cannot get a bank loan or agricultural loan using that land, cannot construct any farm house in that land. You will not get electricity connection or water connection. You will not get any certificate from the Maharashtra village office regarding your land. All you can do is farm your land using your own money ...
These are two sides of living but i want to bring third one as well. It is living in a non-metro cities (Agra, mathura, prayagraj, vijaywada). These are tier 2-3 cities and living here will solve all the problems.
* multiple schools , hospitals and other places are available.
* less cost of living.
* other basic needs are also available (i.e. internet)
* if we stay outer borders of these cities then those are less polluted and also these borders are not far from the centre of the city.
Jo up ke local hai unhe to koi khaas problem nhi honi chaiye up me tier2 cities me rhne me ... Lekin dikkt whi h ki sbko pdhke bhr state me jana h up sbko khrb lgta h
Brilliant presentation/ comparison 👏🏻👏🏻
Glad you liked it!
I am from ncr.. And planning to settle in tier 3.. Will do one day for sure
Absolutely loved the video and the contrasting lifestyle choices it puts across. As a person in mid 20s it felt like a guidance to take major decisions in life. Also, i couldn't help but notice the difference in patience of both the couples depending on their location. Brilliant video concept @Wint Wealth!
Hey, happy to hear that. Hope this helps you choose your life.
Not the typical financial content, but loved it :)
There's clearly a difference in the approach and view of the world between the two, and sea of insight.
Kids education in early years lays the foundation for later years, Vidhi u can opt for online education platforms like Oda classes.
*How did the couple got 1000 sq yard land at pahad. Outsiders cant buy more than 250 in 1 family*
how are they able to buy 1000 yard land if the allowed limit is only 250 yard for non residents?
Farziwada ...
Don't know why whenever the Dehradun couple came on screen gave me a sense of peace.
Such contrasts in life and life choices…amazing episode 👌🏻
I'd choose that Dehradun house over the bangalore anytime. Such a peaceful place, i myself imageine myself living somewhere similar like in darjeeling or similar.
This dream life is not far away my friend. I love the peace and contentment this Dhun couple portrays. Inspirational.
Depends tbh. Many of my older relatives are moving to small apartments (my grandparents and their siblings) because taking care of a big house is too difficult at that old age, despite having house help.
One of the best video I saw in quite a long time. Makes you stop and think.
50 LPA is not much in a Metro, considering the 30 percent direct tax and then the GST, especially in a family with 2 kids.
Bhai log 25000 me rahte hai you moron
The Dehradun couple is so calm and peaceful.
How did he buy land in Uttarakhand because it is illegal for an outsider to buy more than 250 square meters of land in Uttarakhand and he is the owner of 1000 square yard=836 square meter land 😮😮
Very well made video! Both the couples are very well spoken and expressed their lives in great detailed! Really made me think about taking a decision to live long term in a tier 1 city!
What percentage of indian population lives on Rs 50 Lakhs? thoda relatable content banaiye sir / ma'am. Perhaps a more useful content would be - Bangalore Vs Dehradun Living on 5 Lakh / 10 Lakhs / 20 Lakh
exactly first thing came to my mind 😮💨 i was like am i the only one left behind
Who wants to talk about the poor? 50 lakhs is a reasonable professional salary for a couple in big cities.
People watching the video to escape their poor lives for 5 minutes. Why would they watch the same thing they experience everyday?
Hey folks, please tell do you used any plugin for those motion graphics or is it custom made by your team?
Ao they don't like pollution in ncr but ended up making a house full of concrete structure..rather going to a sustainable settlement like using mud bricks etc....those cement tiles pathways hurts me alot coz they are the reason behind heat trapping during summers...can we pl have green pathways...
This video was so wonderfully crafted, keep it up guys, hats off!
Very well made video. Kudos for conceptualizing this.
Glad you liked it!
I am also shifting to Dehradun from Delhi for stock trading ,I love nature and will visit Mussoorie frequently and will prepare for Iron man.
Will regret later ..
@@vg82why so?
@@vg82Do you know this guy personally ?
doon and mussoriee is over crowded specially tourists coming from delhi i think u should go to off beat locations in uttrakhand that would be much better , these places are becoming over crowded.....
@@arungoyal241
Dehradun mai jobs nahi hai … land rate mafia rate hai …
Couple which is shown in video , spent 80 lakhs rupee in the remotest place… iska resale value 20 lakh nahi hai ..
Inka income together 60 lakh hai … inki capacity to waste money jyada hai …
Second Dehradun ab wo nahi raha jo 20 saal pehle tha …
This summer Temperature is around 42 43 c …
after watch this video I would say, couples staying in Bangalore have made better choice considering that they will have to work for next 10-15 years and could get decent basic educations for their kids and settle up somewhere like Dwara. But, Dwara couples seems to be worried about their kids future and they have spent 80Lakh for their temporary stay (work from home is not going to be permanent option). I would have booked a nature friendly hotels and spend some years till my work permits a remote job and save money for a backup plans....!
No one is going to buy that house for 80 lakhs, if they try to sell it..
@@WR-NC-ASPLland price included bro
@@mohanmahli6981 .. I own property and houses in both village and city.. Many rich villagers have constructed above 4000 square feet houses in villages.. But, when these villagers try to sell their 4000 square feet house due to some reason,, they find that no one living in that village wants to buy such a big house and no rich man from outside the village is planning to shift his residence to that village and buy that house.. There is a shortage of rich buyers in the villages... But, in the city a 4000 square feet house will get sold very easily because there are lot of rich buyers in the city...
@@WR-NC-ASPLmaybe but you get crap for 80 lacs in tier 2 and tier 3 cities.
And given their income and savings, 80 lacs they can pay in cash in like 5-6 years.
So their property is free in 5-6 years easily.
Can you say that for an average 2-3 crore flat in cities.?
And I am 100% in next 10 years the Bangalore couple will be visiting the hospital more than the dehradun couple however more they earn.
After 10 years, which is not a long time the Bangalore couple will be spending majority of the income on health bills.
@@Itsrohant .. People living in villages may die of a heart attack, brain stroke or snake bite before they reach ICU hospital after many hours.. in similar cases, the patient in city usually survive because they reach ICU hospital within 30 minutes.. That is the reason why even though I own land and house in village, I am living in city because it is near big hospital because my mother is old.. Also, the land price increases in city much more than in village.. The price of vacant land I bought in the city has increased by 38 times in 27 years.. If I sell the city land today, I will get 38 times the cash I paid 27 years ago... But, the price of my land in village has not increased that much.. In village i cannot leave your house without torch in my hand because I may step on snake.. The Only thing I like about village is swimming in the river..
Loved it, this is worth a really amazing content.
Wow good to see Vidhi Bhardwaj again.. during her femina days she cracked CAT thn converted to IIMB and now having kids ❤️❤️❤️
Great video, nice comparison
Much needed for this generation folks
What a well-curated, clean video!
Everyone is mad about FIRE and thinks him/her as travel enthusiast. Financial independence is one thing, why we wanna relate it to retirement. Having enough money is good but having some purpose is also essential. Purpose will bring discipline.
Yes, Dehradun Couple are living my dream life. 🥂🥂
Great that you make the videos in english. Being a south indian, it's refreshing.
I am from Bangalore the only time you could have found an independent home in the actual local areas of the city was the early 90s . From 2000 on independent house is only possible outside the city limits which has grown over time .
Absolutely loved the Dehradun couple❤