I am more afraid of being a carrier of the virus to my parents and grandparents than getting covid myself. So everytime I go outside there is this pondering fear of the virus and how will we go back from this to normal🤷♀️
Very true, I too fear of being a carrier of the virus to my family members rather than getting covid-19 myself. Being a working person it is more difficult as we cannot avoid going to office and going office means meeting more and more people and traveling in taxis. I am from Sikkim and till the mid of last months everything was normal here but with increasing number of positive cases the fear is increasing day by day. Take care and stay protected everyone!
Its been almost 3 months i have stepped out of my house. Now it just feels scary. I hope this thing gets over sherry this feels good to see the outside world.🙏
Hey Scherezade! So I'm Moroccan living in Morocco right now (but I lived in Mumbai fo ra few months in 2011), and from your video, the emptiness of the city feels almost unsettling. However, I wanted to share my experience post-lockdown as well, and maybe to give you a different insight. So, in my city of Agadir, which is by the ocean as well, we have been in lockdown for 3 months, and the restrictions have been lightened 2 days ago because our numbers went way down. So, I did feel anxious at first when going out. But when I started seeing the relief in people's faces (or eyes to be more specific, since masks are mandatory), and children out with their parents, the sense of danger started fading away. And when I thought of it further, and learning about how the virus can be contracted (since there are so many official informations, as opposed to the beginning of it all), I feel comforted, and confident enough, especially when I have my mask on, glasses on, the disinfectant always in my bag, and make sure to ask others to have their masks on whenever I'm interacting with them. I actually was even able to go to the dentist and have a haircut today. Hang in there!
I completely feel like this is something we have to get used to. Sooner or later, we will have to get out, we will have to face the virus. So yes, we have to prepare ourselves with the idea that this can happen to all of us. And yes, take max precautions.
When the anxiety ebbs then I reflect on how life is going to be now. I haven't left the house in three months, and I don't intend to do it until it's absolutely necessary. One positive though, and also a necessity now, would be that I will have to learn how to drive, which is something that I have putting off citing that taking a cab is more convenient. So looking forward to that. Wishing and praying for the safety of everyone!
its just crazyyy!!! i miss mumbai so much!!! should'nt have taken those busy hustle days for grantedd!! it breaks my heart to see mumbai like this!!! cant wait to come backkk ughhh
Hi sherry, I work in Municipal corporation where we need to have public dealings. Going everyday and coming back to the house literally feels that you have won your battle today. It is right that people are more paranoid that is why they are afraid. We just need to be more cautious. By the way on a lighter note you love Mars in chocolate too😜
Thank you for sharing - Colaba & Apollo Bunder looked SO clean & appealing & I hope the hawkers (especially the food hawkers)do not return. Let’s hope the old shops are allowed to revive! On a more important note, “fear” you talk about is SO SO detrimental! As some wise person said Diseases are born in ones mind & can be cured thru the mind. The precautions you took after your walk were very good & clever! Good luck in all you do!
Empty streets made me emotional ... It was pure silence all around .. heavy form inside watching your whole vlog.... I felt you when u were talking ... 😔
It breaks my heart to see Mumbai like this... (I know it’s for our good that we shouldn’t step out) I step out once a week for groceries which is right opposite my society gate and I too get this empty feeling, I keep observing people ahead or behind me and at what distance they are from me... I’m an anxious person as it is.. and the pandemic has just added to it...
"Fear is so strong" ! I couldn't agree more! Even when I go out for a valid reason I kind get anxious if there will cops or if they will think my work is important enough and in stores with a lot of people my anxiety just skyrocket
Im so impressed with u people being a pakistani i wish Ye sb hmari traf b ho jata lockdown proper ur people are very nice being with their government...hat's off guys keep it up
Loved the video ... but i am super scared to step out of my house... this new normal is really weird ... just want old life backk so we can step out... but at the same time nature is showing such beautiful shades that I don’t want it to fade away again...
Nice video. Jst a day back i too ventured out of my home. Heart ached by looking at those empty streets. Mumbai was & is home for millions. Bt nw there is only fear u cn see frm der faces. Virus recession unemployment depression hunger. All are going frm same. It really feels sad & helpless. I hope & I pray very soon vaccine will comes out & everything will b normal once again.
I want to go for a walk too. But with the mask, I can't walk that long. I still avoid going out unless necessary like for a grocery run or to get our regular medicine etc. I felt so bad looking at Colaba causeway so empty. I just hope all this gets over soon
Sherry alws gives us the true pic..yes situation is very sad and same in Delhi..i hvnt left my house in mnths and everything is coming online..only my househelp goes out to get milk..We all have fear of covid But i hope everythng bcms fine soon so we can head out without fear..love u sherry..tkcr 🤗
Hi Sherry ! :) Don't be so panicked I'm a government teacher at NDMC, our school has been given the status of hunger relief center in this crisis and we all teachers are involved in food and ration distribution . There is nothing so much scarry please don't panic , it's all about Sensible handling. 1). corona virus doesn't spread from air to air so we can move in surroundings . 2). Don't don't ..... touch your face mask , your mouth , your nose , ear and eyes . Protect your mouth, nose , eyes and ears , importantly. 3). Sanitize everything you can - not being paranoid ...but sanitizing is the only cure to prevent its spread . Don't touch your nose and mouth after anything you touch which doesn't belong to you. 4). Take a shower once you visit outside bcz unknowingly your clothes may have been in contact with furnitures, poles, objects etc. 5). Please Don't panic and worry. You have a family to sit and enjoy with . There are people involved in this crisis who are yearning to meet their families.
Even i left the house yesterday after 3 months only just for 2 mins It was so weird to see everything closed moreover the sanitization routine that is to be done afterwards
I haven't been under the blue sky since march.. ngl i miss the normal life so much.. the only glance of outside i get is through my balcony.. and it involves parked cars, green grass and another apartment in the colony.. that's it... My foot hasn't felt the touch of anything other than my house chappal and the marble on the floor.. i really miss going out and breathing the outside air
Same here, haven't left the house in 3 months. Still home, pondering whether to go out or not bcoz i have a 7 year old kid to come back to. Missing Aamchi Mumbai & travelling so so much! But i guess fear has taken over.
Loved your Parsi Gujarati Accent🥰🥰You should do a video in parsi!💯😂And things around us are mking us kinda anxious..but lets keep ourselves up and fight our fears❤️
Two days before after lot of convincing ,my dad allowed me to go to the market. I can sense each and every word you said, wasn't feeling happy at all, a bit more worried now after seeing the situation through my own eyes. I hope these times pass and we get back to our old normal lives.
It felt the same when we got out of lockdown in Europe. However, it gets better now that the lockdown has eased. The worst part is people have forgotten abt the past 3mnths & COVID19 as life stabilizes after lockdown
Living in the US where you know how it’s going , I can tell you it’s not paranoia or unnecessary worry or something else . It’s better to be safe than to be sorry . Stay safe . Stay indoors unless absolutely necessary . Sad that it’s the new normal but till things start to settle for real , please don’t take the words of anyone but the professional doctors and experienced experts . They know the best .
We have been quarantined for so long .. Normal feels so different .. I am a student and our exams are gonna be conducted in july.. N the fear of just going in a place woth so many people around is daunting ... Thoughts of wearing a mask n writing for 3 hrs and other such things is just troubling.... ! Every sector is facing difficulties of a kind
Nice Moto behind the video, this is true, it's gonna be weird for the longest time...so many thoughts even while going on the society terrace, the other day I met my best friend after 3months on terrace, we both were feeling so weird with social distancing and all, I feel like we humans have been given a tight slap by nature and it's very important we take this seriously! It's a total responsibility of an individual to stay in especially in Mumbai if that person can work from home. Do basic yoga if you can't walk, eat normal bread for few days..find alternatives basically because for now that's all we can do. There's no fun walking with mask on & with so many thoughts! Stay safe.❤️
Hi sherry! I am definitely going to watch that Rahul gandhi’s video because I am also living with my parents and grandmother and I am really scared of going out because I am constantly having this fear what if they fall sick because of me. Apart from that, the thing that you talked about the constant maths going in one’s mind about the distance to maintain is exactly what I also do when I have to step out for any urgent need of buying groceries/medicines. However, I feel I have this fear more than other people around me because before covid19 also, I had this next level habit of keeping myself and my surroundings germ free as much as possible since I have this OCD problem. So, the already existing OCD problem going on in head and this current routine of sanitising everything due to covid is what I just keep thinking of all the time and it is taking a toll on my mind. :/
I think the environment is so clear during the lockdown! Everything looks beautiful! But the fear of going out stays within us! Even after everything is done, I think we should all follow everything we have learnt during the lockdown! We need to protect other beings and environment, because afterall we are just a part of it!
Seeing our Mumbai like this is really insane but we have to stay at home for our betterment and I am sure we all will get over this pandemic. Stay safe sherry ❤️
Hey Sherry, I loved this vlog, am a working mother and we ( my hubby & I) both are working from home. I am truely & deeply scared of the "day" when we'll have to go out to office. Our 4 year child is equally bored being at home from march till today. Plz make a vlog on what shall we do to engage kids & keep them entertained.
So im in the Uk , lived here all my life our numbers of death are astounding and am so disappointed in our Govt and how they handled the virus. Our facilities here have been amazing that I have to say hands down has been a life saver...as like you I live with my parents who are older and needed to be shielded so there were volunteers who shopped for groceries and pharmacy things, you could call them anytime any day and they did it for you!... also Many people were furloughed here which meant 80 per cent of their wage was paid to them by the Govt to help them stay at home! My thoughts on moving forward its going to show disparity of class divide as those who can afford or whos jobs are not front line facing will be able to protect themselves much more and the others who have to step out will be exposed much more...jobs will be lost...companies will shut down...it will take time for things to correct or maybe recreate a new way ...positives some companies have understood that working from home can be a thing and that people are able to multitask and maybe prefer the work life balance...helps companies cut their overheads by having unnecessary large office space. I hope one day you can do a zoom chat and let some of us followers have a chat with you about it.....xxxx
Hiii....the way u r feeling right now...same way I too have this fear to get out of my place. I am doing yoga to keep my body especially my mind healthy...take care
I went out after 77 days on Sunday and the anxiety is real. I live in Surat and it was the first day for restaurants to open and I saw rush, I saw people without masks, people at cafe counter without mask not sanitizing and I don't know if mask really help or not but people not caring just gave me so much anxiety. I am actually very paranoid about meeting people because there's a lack of trust that has built up. I constantly fear if the next person is being careful or not even with my family I constantly question them about washing hands etc. 😓 2 days ago I heard about a family friend testing positive and I couldn't move for sometime. It's exhausting, mentally and physically.
Sherry, I can fully relate with what you're going through. Let's all stay strong and hope things get better. But I've never seen Colaba look like that before. So beautiful and clean 😍
I stay in fort and made a simmilar video of Apollo bandar ... Have have been out to visit sahkari bhandar 3 times in this last three months ... Like you I felt sad because the places were so lively and so quite n deserted ... Initially I liked the empty roads but now it makes me sad
Beautifully shot! Simple and soooooo goooooood!!! . We have to give our exams in july! Under such conditions! Our centres are kms away from were we live.. no trains.. how are we supposed to reach the centre?.. exactly where is our centre ? nothing is known to us!
@@SherryShroff but we need to know are centres atleast so that we can make arrangements of our own.. no admit cards given so far.. and our exams start from 4th of july.. that is in 20 days! Not to far tho! ( these are competitive exams i am talking about)
I love this video and what you've said is so relatable. I'm currently away from family and the first few weeks were hell for me. I was so anxious all the time. So scared to step out now.
I live in Thane(Maharashtra). My feelings are same sherry really tensed all the time. I went outside today for the first time in 3 months... really don't know how new normal will be.
Looking at those empty Colaba causway lane just breaks my heart. The number of people that have been stripped of their daily livelihood by this monstrous disease😕
I went to my university 2 days back for some work. Felt lost the entire time...it was as though my brain was still processing the fact that I was there (and out of home)🤷🤷
Even the ordinary places look so beautiful without traffic !
Absolutely... Foreign countries looks veryyyy beautiful jus because of this reason
Yup ... Clear skies and no pollution
I am more afraid of being a carrier of the virus to my parents and grandparents than getting covid myself. So everytime I go outside there is this pondering fear of the virus and how will we go back from this to normal🤷♀️
Same same
Very true, I too fear of being a carrier of the virus to my family members rather than getting covid-19 myself. Being a working person it is more difficult as we cannot avoid going to office and going office means meeting more and more people and traveling in taxis. I am from Sikkim and till the mid of last months everything was normal here but with increasing number of positive cases the fear is increasing day by day. Take care and stay protected everyone!
@@priyadarshini5263 Timi pani, stay safe
Same...
Yes but if ur safe and u sanitise everything and take a shower right after theres a very rare chance.
Good to see that after the end of lockdown also people are not roaming aimlessly and being cautious. Stay safe sherry.. lots of love.
Its been almost 3 months i have stepped out of my house. Now it just feels scary. I hope this thing gets over sherry this feels good to see the outside world.🙏
Hey Scherezade! So I'm Moroccan living in Morocco right now (but I lived in Mumbai fo ra few months in 2011), and from your video, the emptiness of the city feels almost unsettling.
However, I wanted to share my experience post-lockdown as well, and maybe to give you a different insight. So, in my city of Agadir, which is by the ocean as well, we have been in lockdown for 3 months, and the restrictions have been lightened 2 days ago because our numbers went way down. So, I did feel anxious at first when going out. But when I started seeing the relief in people's faces (or eyes to be more specific, since masks are mandatory), and children out with their parents, the sense of danger started fading away. And when I thought of it further, and learning about how the virus can be contracted (since there are so many official informations, as opposed to the beginning of it all), I feel comforted, and confident enough, especially when I have my mask on, glasses on, the disinfectant always in my bag, and make sure to ask others to have their masks on whenever I'm interacting with them. I actually was even able to go to the dentist and have a haircut today. Hang in there!
Who thinks she is so cute and also take care of everyone in the family., Like the comment.
I completely feel like this is something we have to get used to. Sooner or later, we will have to get out, we will have to face the virus. So yes, we have to prepare ourselves with the idea that this can happen to all of us. And yes, take max precautions.
When the anxiety ebbs then I reflect on how life is going to be now. I haven't left the house in three months, and I don't intend to do it until it's absolutely necessary. One positive though, and also a necessity now, would be that I will have to learn how to drive, which is something that I have putting off citing that taking a cab is more convenient. So looking forward to that.
Wishing and praying for the safety of everyone!
Same girl..hi5
Heard you speak in Gujarati for the first time. What a cutieee!
Shery tame gujarathi cho😙😙😙 .
I presume that was Parsi and not Gujrati.
@@namitathapa343 Parsi's speak Gujarati , its their mother tongue .
@@ashishsahani3995 Was she speaking Gujrati in the video then??!!
@@namitathapa343 yep
its just crazyyy!!! i miss mumbai so much!!! should'nt have taken those busy hustle days for grantedd!! it breaks my heart to see mumbai like this!!! cant wait to come backkk ughhh
Hi sherry,
I work in Municipal corporation where we need to have public dealings. Going everyday and coming back to the house literally feels that you have won your battle today. It is right that people are more paranoid that is why they are afraid. We just need to be more cautious.
By the way on a lighter note you love Mars in chocolate too😜
The video is shot so beautifully ❤️
Thank u 😊
U are the most amazing and genuine RUclipsr 💓💓
So beautiful Colaba looks! Enjoy the peace and serenity!
Sherry, it was so amusing to hear you speak Gujarati, YOU HAVE GOT TO DO A VIDEO IN GUAJARATI
Looks beautiful 😊and great song in the background!👍
Lets do a Sherry ko poocho in Gujarati :D
This is soooo weird to see these areas so empty and sky so blue! Also YOU HAVE TO DO A VIDEO IN GUJARATI! would be too much fun!
I have never seen a BLUE mumbai sky! Its always hazy and polluted. Its become soooo BLUE and mumbai looks soooo CLEAN!!!!!!
I am missing my causeway shopping... Thanks sherry 😘 fir this video
Thank you for sharing - Colaba & Apollo Bunder looked SO clean & appealing & I hope the hawkers (especially the food hawkers)do not return. Let’s hope the old shops are allowed to revive!
On a more important note, “fear” you talk about is SO SO detrimental!
As some wise person said Diseases are born in ones mind & can be cured thru the mind.
The precautions you took after your walk were very good & clever!
Good luck in all you do!
Empty streets made me emotional ... It was pure silence all around .. heavy form inside watching your whole vlog.... I felt you when u were talking ... 😔
I felt very sad watching all this once jam packed road so empty. I can imagine how scary u wud have felt roaming around this street.
Soooo cute when someone talk Gujarati...... love love love even I'm gujarati .... Keep blogging stay safe stay home
Loved the aesthetics of this video 💗
Sherry when she spoke in parsi❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ do a video with that🔥🔥
Parsees speak gujrati .
It breaks my heart to see Mumbai like this... (I know it’s for our good that we shouldn’t step out)
I step out once a week for groceries which is right opposite my society gate and I too get this empty feeling, I keep observing people ahead or behind me and at what distance they are from me... I’m an anxious person as it is.. and the pandemic has just added to it...
"Fear is so strong" ! I couldn't agree more! Even when I go out for a valid reason I kind get anxious if there will cops or if they will think my work is important enough and in stores with a lot of people my anxiety just skyrocket
Im so impressed with u people being a pakistani i wish Ye sb hmari traf b ho jata lockdown proper ur people are very nice being with their government...hat's off guys keep it up
Hi sherry. How are you. Colaba place very beautiful but now days not people come here for lockdown. It’s so sad. Thanks for share this video.
thanks
Amazingly shot video!!! So good to see town after ages!!!
Loved the video ... but i am super scared to step out of my house... this new normal is really weird ... just want old life backk so we can step out... but at the same time nature is showing such beautiful shades that I don’t want it to fade away again...
Nice video. Jst a day back i too ventured out of my home. Heart ached by looking at those empty streets. Mumbai was & is home for millions. Bt nw there is only fear u cn see frm der faces. Virus recession unemployment depression hunger. All are going frm same. It really feels sad & helpless. I hope & I pray very soon vaccine will comes out & everything will b normal once again.
I want to go for a walk too. But with the mask, I can't walk that long. I still avoid going out unless necessary like for a grocery run or to get our regular medicine etc. I felt so bad looking at Colaba causeway so empty. I just hope all this gets over soon
Sherry alws gives us the true pic..yes situation is very sad and same in Delhi..i hvnt left my house in mnths and everything is coming online..only my househelp goes out to get milk..We all have fear of covid But i hope everythng bcms fine soon so we can head out without fear..love u sherry..tkcr 🤗
I was here in the last week of February for the Kala Ghoda festival. So eerie.
Hi Sherry ! :)
Don't be so panicked
I'm a government teacher at NDMC, our school has been given the status of hunger relief center in this crisis and we all teachers are involved in food and ration distribution . There is nothing so much scarry please don't panic , it's all about Sensible handling.
1). corona virus doesn't spread from air to air so we can move in surroundings .
2). Don't don't ..... touch your face mask , your mouth , your nose , ear and eyes . Protect your mouth, nose , eyes and ears , importantly.
3). Sanitize everything you can - not being paranoid ...but sanitizing is the only cure to prevent its spread . Don't touch your nose and mouth after anything you touch which doesn't belong to you.
4). Take a shower once you visit outside bcz unknowingly your clothes may have been in contact with furnitures, poles, objects etc.
5). Please Don't panic and worry. You have a family to sit and enjoy with . There are people involved in this crisis who are yearning to meet their families.
Even i left the house yesterday after 3 months only just for 2 mins
It was so weird to see everything closed moreover the sanitization routine that is to be done afterwards
It is so cute seeing sherry speaking in gujarati ❤️
I haven't been under the blue sky since march.. ngl i miss the normal life so much.. the only glance of outside i get is through my balcony.. and it involves parked cars, green grass and another apartment in the colony.. that's it... My foot hasn't felt the touch of anything other than my house chappal and the marble on the floor.. i really miss going out and breathing the outside air
Mumbai looks so clean now ! Lovely video sherry ❤️
Same here, haven't left the house in 3 months. Still home, pondering whether to go out or not bcoz i have a 7 year old kid to come back to. Missing Aamchi Mumbai & travelling so so much! But i guess fear has taken over.
Loved your Parsi Gujarati Accent🥰🥰You should do a video in parsi!💯😂And things around us are mking us kinda anxious..but lets keep ourselves up and fight our fears❤️
weee loveeee youuuu sherryyy
Two days before after lot of convincing ,my dad allowed me to go to the market. I can sense each and every word you said, wasn't feeling happy at all, a bit more worried now after seeing the situation through my own eyes. I hope these times pass and we get back to our old normal lives.
Paarsi accent was the charm of the video!😍#Gujju❤️
Thank you for feeding strays ❤️ Beautifully shot video!! 🤗
It feels so nostalgic 😔😔i can't even imagine what it was before
It felt the same when we got out of lockdown in Europe. However, it gets better now that the lockdown has eased. The worst part is people have forgotten abt the past 3mnths & COVID19 as life stabilizes after lockdown
Omggg Sherry you speak Guju I didn't know!!! Idk why it feels sooo cool
This had such a beautiful story. So will narrated. So well shot! You’ve outdone yourself here. Makes me miss Bombay so much!
Living in the US where you know how it’s going , I can tell you it’s not paranoia or unnecessary worry or something else . It’s better to be safe than to be sorry . Stay safe . Stay indoors unless absolutely necessary . Sad that it’s the new normal but till things start to settle for real , please don’t take the words of anyone but the professional doctors and experienced experts . They know the best .
We have been quarantined for so long .. Normal feels so different .. I am a student and our exams are gonna be conducted in july.. N the fear of just going in a place woth so many people around is daunting ... Thoughts of wearing a mask n writing for 3 hrs and other such things is just troubling.... ! Every sector is facing difficulties of a kind
Nice Moto behind the video, this is true, it's gonna be weird for the longest time...so many thoughts even while going on the society terrace, the other day I met my best friend after 3months on terrace, we both were feeling so weird with social distancing and all, I feel like we humans have been given a tight slap by nature and it's very important we take this seriously!
It's a total responsibility of an individual to stay in especially in Mumbai if that person can work from home. Do basic yoga if you can't walk, eat normal bread for few days..find alternatives basically because for now that's all we can do. There's no fun walking with mask on & with so many thoughts!
Stay safe.❤️
Hi sherry! I am definitely going to watch that Rahul gandhi’s video because I am also living with my parents and grandmother and I am really scared of going out because I am constantly having this fear what if they fall sick because of me. Apart from that, the thing that you talked about the constant maths going in one’s mind about the distance to maintain is exactly what I also do when I have to step out for any urgent need of buying groceries/medicines. However, I feel I have this fear more than other people around me because before covid19 also, I had this next level habit of keeping myself and my surroundings germ free as much as possible since I have this OCD problem. So, the already existing OCD problem going on in head and this current routine of sanitising everything due to covid is what I just keep thinking of all the time and it is taking a toll on my mind. :/
Ohhoo i heard you speaking gujrati very fluently...😍😍
I think the environment is so clear during the lockdown! Everything looks beautiful! But the fear of going out stays within us! Even after everything is done, I think we should all follow everything we have learnt during the lockdown! We need to protect other beings and environment, because afterall we are just a part of it!
Its All Gonna be Fine. Hope ur parents are doing good. Thank you for this visual treat. Nevertheless it was nice :)
Cannot believe that I used to walk around Gateway and shop at Colabay and it's so empty now 🥺❤️hope everything gets fine soon
So beautiful shots❤🔥
Super beautiful video, I feel sad seeing Mumbai so empty, I'm in a dilemma, I have CA FINAL exams in July 2020, god knows how will that be conducted
Seeing our Mumbai like this is really insane but we have to stay at home for our betterment and I am sure we all will get over this pandemic. Stay safe sherry ❤️
U are a pure soul ❤️
Hey Sherry,
I loved this vlog, am a working mother and we ( my hubby & I) both are working from home. I am truely & deeply scared of the "day" when we'll have to go out to office. Our 4 year child is equally bored being at home from march till today. Plz make a vlog on what shall we do to engage kids & keep them entertained.
Tht gujarati conversation 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Thank you for sharing colaba ❤️ Missing it.
The video was nostalgic to watch as I lived in colaba for several years. Brought back all the good memories :)
So im in the Uk , lived here all my life our numbers of death are astounding and am so disappointed in our Govt and how they handled the virus. Our facilities here have been amazing that I have to say hands down has been a life saver...as like you I live with my parents who are older and needed to be shielded so there were volunteers who shopped for groceries and pharmacy things, you could call them anytime any day and they did it for you!... also Many people were furloughed here which meant 80 per cent of their wage was paid to them by the Govt to help them stay at home! My thoughts on moving forward its going to show disparity of class divide as those who can afford or whos jobs are not front line facing will be able to protect themselves much more and the others who have to step out will be exposed much more...jobs will be lost...companies will shut down...it will take time for things to correct or maybe recreate a new way ...positives some companies have understood that working from home can be a thing and that people are able to multitask and maybe prefer the work life balance...helps companies cut their overheads by having unnecessary large office space. I hope one day you can do a zoom chat and let some of us followers have a chat with you about it.....xxxx
Hiii....the way u r feeling right now...same way I too have this fear to get out of my place. I am doing yoga to keep my body especially my mind healthy...take care
Nostalgic 😍
The Taj by lanes so beautiful
Love your vlog sherry:) watched you after awhile.. missed you 💕
Can just feel the sorrow and pain.
I went out after 77 days on Sunday and the anxiety is real. I live in Surat and it was the first day for restaurants to open and I saw rush, I saw people without masks, people at cafe counter without mask not sanitizing and I don't know if mask really help or not but people not caring just gave me so much anxiety. I am actually very paranoid about meeting people because there's a lack of trust that has built up. I constantly fear if the next person is being careful or not even with my family I constantly question them about washing hands etc. 😓 2 days ago I heard about a family friend testing positive and I couldn't move for sometime. It's exhausting, mentally and physically.
Sherry, I can fully relate with what you're going through. Let's all stay strong and hope things get better. But I've never seen Colaba look like that before. So beautiful and clean 😍
I stay in fort and made a simmilar video of Apollo bandar ... Have have been out to visit sahkari bhandar 3 times in this last three months ... Like you I felt sad because the places were so lively and so quite n deserted ... Initially I liked the empty roads but now it makes me sad
Main tho pura shock hu ye dekh kar!!
Beautifully shot! Simple and soooooo goooooood!!!
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We have to give our exams in july! Under such conditions! Our centres are kms away from were we live.. no trains.. how are we supposed to reach the centre?.. exactly where is our centre ? nothing is known to us!
July is still far off and things might change. Hope for the best.
@@SherryShroff but we need to know are centres atleast so that we can make arrangements of our own.. no admit cards given so far.. and our exams start from 4th of july.. that is in 20 days! Not to far tho! ( these are competitive exams i am talking about)
The white beetle girl 👧 😀 it was great meeting u that day. Sorry if I scared you 😀😜
Just read news fire at colaba I hope all are safe ,pets shop too 😪
Aaaahh "bore thay gya pan have shu kari? " Love love loveeeee to hear gujarati from you ❤
So well shot! And I so relate to how you're feeling!💖
thank u 😊
I love this video and what you've said is so relatable. I'm currently away from family and the first few weeks were hell for me. I was so anxious all the time. So scared to step out now.
wow the place actually looks so clean and good without humans
Your gujrati sounds so sweet🙂
Though it's empty,love your video Sherry 😘
Beautiful!
I live in Thane(Maharashtra). My feelings are same sherry really tensed all the time. I went outside today for the first time in 3 months... really don't know how new normal will be.
You should vlog when you meet Vaibhav! We miss seeing him.
Never seen the streets of colaba so empty. Hope we will be back to normalcy soon after we find a cure. Spread love :)
Everything looks so beautiful & clean. We humans destroy everything
Felt the same way as you sherry! Things in Mumbai are shit scary!
I stay in colaba too woodhouse road❤️would luv to meet u
I love the song which kick starts your video.. pls share the name of the track and the artist
U live pretty close to The Taj. Would like you to please share your experience of the 2008 attacks in Mumbai as a first hand experience.
Looking at those empty Colaba causway lane just breaks my heart. The number of people that have been stripped of their daily livelihood by this monstrous disease😕
This is Colaba but you should see to believe what happens in north of Mumbai. Malad, Kandivali, Borivali etc. People are walking on each others heads
I went to my university 2 days back for some work. Felt lost the entire time...it was as though my brain was still processing the fact that I was there (and out of home)🤷🤷
IKR
On a lighter note, Bombay looked beautiful and peaceful !! ♥️
Loved your gujarati ❤️
Hey which app and tripod used?