Is it worth moving back to India when the parents are no more ?

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024

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  • @LifeJoyAdventureVlogs
    @LifeJoyAdventureVlogs Год назад +7

    I’m in the UK. Parents are no more and Kids have grown up. I do miss India a lot. Lately I find weather depressing esp from Nov to March. It has started to affect me. I’m not old enough to retire but I have taken care of the finances. I’m going to go to India this Nov and try it out. As you said, we have limited time on this planet, there is no point of wasting time.

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад +1

      Thanks for your comment @LifeJoyAdventure and all the very best. Please let me know if I can help you with anything.

    • @LifeJoyAdventureVlogs
      @LifeJoyAdventureVlogs Год назад +2

      @@no-oneknows9236 You are kind. Thank you.

  • @LifeJoyAdventureVlogs
    @LifeJoyAdventureVlogs Год назад +6

    There are no wrong decisions only lessons learnt. All the best 😊

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад +2

      I agree, most important is taking decision , the time is ticking away and I also wasted too much time in indecision.
      All the best.

  • @havyagadepalli1
    @havyagadepalli1 Год назад +8

    I faced this situation as my mind constantly called me to go back to my home country.

  • @TheKmunjal
    @TheKmunjal Год назад +5

    This is one decision no one can really guide you. Very important to be at peace with your decision. I had the exact same feeling before moving back - where do I want to live for the late phase of my life in addition to parents. Main bhi raat ko uth jaata tha yahi questions sochte hue. Friends kept saying ki you can always travel to India when parents need you but honestly it is not the same thing. We are now in Bengaluru and going to spend time with parents is only a 3 hr flight. That is completely doable over a long weekend.

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад +1

      Thanks Kunal bhai for your comment and providing insight. I completely agree that travel from Bangalore to home town is preety easy compare to US or other European countries.
      Also NO ONE KNOWS what is right and wrong for particular person except they themselves.
      I would love to connect with you, my email is nooneknowsr2i@gmail.com

  • @havyagadepalli1
    @havyagadepalli1 Год назад +8

    I followed your videos and I have made a decission to come back to India and joined my kids in India.Thankyou for your genuine feedback and opinion on this topic.

    • @KSHVlogs1
      @KSHVlogs1 Год назад

      Where are you from?

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад +1

      Hello Havya ji , Thanks for your comment and all the very best for future move and please let me know if I can of any help🙏

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад

      Hi KSH , if you are asking the question to me the I am from Indore MP.

    • @KSHVlogs1
      @KSHVlogs1 Год назад +2

      @@no-oneknows9236 it was for Havya ji. Wanted to know where was she moving from

  • @NaseemKhan-zd5gq
    @NaseemKhan-zd5gq Год назад +5

    Very nice. Another solid talk. Keep it up. Your content is helping a lot and one's.

  • @TheKmunjal
    @TheKmunjal Год назад +2

    Very well said, totally relate to your thoughts. Aap bilkul dil se bolte ho.

  • @nikolairomanov8692
    @nikolairomanov8692 Год назад +4

    It is totally worth it. Great analysis

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад

      Thanks 🙏

    • @nikolairomanov8692
      @nikolairomanov8692 Год назад +2

      @@no-oneknows9236 I have a suggestion would it be possible for you to make a separate playlist of all old and famous restaurants, and other important places of your city. Would like to know your perspective about Indore city, and associated unfading memories and moment that you still cherish.🙏

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад +1

      Thanks for suggestion, it’s good idea 👍. Let me do that.

  • @urvashijain872
    @urvashijain872 Год назад +1

    Interesting...great tgat you share your feelings here. Helps to take a sensible decision in similar circumstances.

  • @Darsh1fastpro
    @Darsh1fastpro Год назад +1

    I m going through the same.nice to hear when we see similarity .

  • @harjotgurudatta
    @harjotgurudatta Год назад +1

    I think very relevant question and answers

  • @AdityaDahiya99
    @AdityaDahiya99 Год назад +1

    First time seeing you converse in Hindi

  • @Allaboutcarshere
    @Allaboutcarshere Год назад +1

    Aap ki speech is very helpful thanks

  • @bhavinmehta4238
    @bhavinmehta4238 Год назад +1

    Your thoughts is same like may though very nice

  • @anitacohen8753
    @anitacohen8753 Год назад +1

    What would you do there? Think of why you immigrated in the first place. Your parents were pleased that you managed to escape. Go for a holiday....if you need to. India does not want you....only your money. Be careful.

  • @mikesidappa6377
    @mikesidappa6377 Год назад +1

    You covered about parents but it will also depend on where your children are , if they are abroad you will want stay close to them and not go to India.

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад +1

      Thanks for your comment Mike. I agree it is difficult to go back to India when your kids are staying abroad.
      You would want to be close to them.
      I feel it is juggling between parents and kids after a certain point and nothing is right or wrong. It is just personal and situational priorities.
      All the best.

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад

      @@Srihatta11 Thanks for your comment and sharing your personal story. I really appreciate it because many can learn and get perspective from our stories.
      It is not easy to share your personal feelings and open the door for Judgements.
      I will surely cover my thoughts on same but given the financial background you would be comfortable in India.
      I feel most important thing is taking decision and things fall in place after that with little difficulties of course.
      All the very best 🙏

  • @harjotgurudatta
    @harjotgurudatta Год назад +1

    Pls make a video on what you loved more in Usa vs here

  • @PMyra
    @PMyra Год назад

    I am at same situation...i always think ing about..but i don't have parents and in lows ..but same time fill

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад

      Thanks Varsha ji for your comment. There is a vaccum in life after parents are no more.
      No one can replace them but you would have other relatives with whom you want to meet and cherish those memories.
      We are are born in India so that connection will always pull us regardless of parents , relatives or our age.
      All the best.

    • @subramanyamshankar1767
      @subramanyamshankar1767 3 месяца назад

      what is in lows ? did you mean in-laws ???

  • @Vijay55234
    @Vijay55234 Год назад

    Sir aapki age khiya hai??

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад

      😀 I usually don’t share my age but I am in age group where people usually have midlife crisis.

    • @Vijay55234
      @Vijay55234 Год назад +1

      @@no-oneknows9236 ok sir no problem...i was just asking...

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад

      No worries

    • @Vijay55234
      @Vijay55234 Год назад +1

      Your frontal hairline is receding... means 1/4 bald. .. broad forhead...but it really suit to your face...look young despite baldness...which is rare phenomenon i observed

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад

      🙏

  • @jaydipsahni2936
    @jaydipsahni2936 Год назад

    Bad pronunciation ..he pronounces “ paaarrents”. Indicative enough that he wudnt fit in the US for long.

    • @no-oneknows9236
      @no-oneknows9236  Год назад +3

      😀 thanks Jaydip for your comment.
      🤣 thanks for making my day.